1. Pennsylvania Pizza: The 5 Best Pizzerias Are Hidden in the Home of Michael Scott

Who doesn't love pizza? Sauce, cheese, bread, toppings, YUM! You have probably heard of Chicago deep dish and New York style; however, the whisperings of Pennsylvania pizza have most likely never brushed your ears. Well, you are missing out. If you're ever driving through the area, here are some of the best places to check out.

2. Angelo's

It is known for its signature 'sweet sauce.' No one knows how they make it, but they know that there really is nothing else like it. The thicker, crisp crust, combined with the savory secret sauce makes it one of the most popular places in Wilkes-Barre.

3. Stuccio's

Stuccio's is a little bit farther down Route 11 in the small town of Berwick, Pennsylvania. However, it's thin crust and special cheese combined with hometown soda makes it one of the most popping places on the weekend.

4. Senape's

You haven't been dabbled in Pennsylvania dining if you have never tried the extremely famous 'cold' pizza. It may not sound the most appetizing, but the savory sauce with the perfectly placed beneath the sprinkled cold cheese makes for a quick, tasty snack.

5. Dalo's

Berwick does not only have Stuccio's. Dalo's Pizza brings the element of gooey American cheese to a thick homemade crust, making for a very unique, yet loveable taste. The people of the pizza town go crazy for this delectable dish as well as the pastries the shop has to offer.

6. Frog Pond

If you love wings with your pizza, then you have to try the tiny Frog Pond spot in Wilkes-Barre. The crispy wings complement the sweet, thin crust pie perfectly allowing for a wonderful meal.

There is a pizza style for everyone in good ol' PA. I know it may not be your number one spot to visit; but, if you are ever looking for a good pie, I guarantee it would be worth the trip.