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Breezewood was a good stopping point as we traveled along historic US 30 seeing the towns and roadside attractions. We had hoped to see the painted gas pumps but many had been removed (we did see one at the Bison Store) across from which was a still recognizable large barn mural. Other road side oddities remained that were fun to stop and see.

Not much in Breezewood that we found. The Bob Evans restaurant was good. So much of the area was sad. So many thriving businesses are gone. Abandoned buildings are everywhere. Lots of trucks coming and going, pretty noisy. Lots of traffic lights, that take awhile to turn because of the trucks. The Dunkin Donuts is good, and plenty of places to get gas.

Quaint little bustling town. Friendly people. The perfect place to stop for a rest and a bite to eat before getting on the PA turnpike or route 70. The traffic light and turns can be confusing. Just be patient as traffic moves quickly thru the town.

Breezewood's traffic has increased significantly over the past several years. It is difficult to make turns into a business since the lights are very long and the traffic piles up. Can't often rely on another courteous driver to help out.

Breeze Wood is a reasonably sized truck stop town with gas stations, restaurants, fast food, and convenience stores. The town serves as a decent stopping point for someone looking to spend a single night and get back on the road the next morning. Everything is within walking distance but I would not recommend walking as the roads are massive highway interchanges with a steady flow of tractor trailers. The town makes a decent stay if you are looking to check out the abandoned turnpike tunnel of Pennsylvania.

I grew up about 1/2 hour from Breezewood & waitressed at a couple of restaurants (that are not there anymore). The traffic and traffic lights were a pain 35 yrs ago & that has not changed. We liked the Gateway indoor "mall". I ate the old Gateway Restaurant in my younger years & there is still a small part that remains, along w/ the various shops. Was said to see a few closed hotels & restaurants were closed, plus were left to fall in horrible disrepair.