Caramel Afternoon Pastry and Catering
- 214 E Calder Way, State College, PA 16801
- (582) 220-2056
Halal Food & Groceries
Halal food here is easier to find than most people expect. There are carts and restaurants downtown, a dedicated halal grocery, and several international markets.
Some restaurants are certified halal; others simply avoid pork and alcohol. Confirm which applies, and that the place is still open, before you go — especially the entries marked “confirm halal status”.
List last checked: August 2026.
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Confirm halal status before relying on this one.
Gyro and halal cart plates, downtown.
Now open downtown. Halal platters, gyros, smash burgers.
Iraqi grill downtown — kebabs, grilled meats, and rice plates.
Indian food downtown.
Confirm halal status before relying on this one.
Confirm halal status before relying on this one.
Confirm halal status before relying on this one.
Confirm halal status before relying on this one.
Confirm halal status before relying on this one.
Confirm halal status before relying on this one.
Confirm halal status before relying on this one.
Confirm halal status before relying on this one.
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Most of grocery option in town in one list. Halal and Middle Eastern stores are first and marked with a badge; the rest are the large supermarkets and international markets people use for everything else. Bus routes in brackets where useful.
Middle Eastern and halal market — halal meat, olives, cheeses, olive oil, tahini, dates, pita, and Arabic pantry goods.
Confirm the meat is zabiha halal with the store before you buy.
Middle Eastern, Turkish and South Asian staples downtown — spices, legumes, halal-labelled frozen items, and teas.
Confirm the meat is zabiha halal with the store before you buy.
Indian and Pakistani groceries — atta, lentils, masalas, ghee, and frozen paratha. Often stocks halal-slaughtered meat.
Confirm the meat is zabiha halal with the store before you buy.
Eastern European and Turkish goods — breads, cured foods, dairy, jams, and imported sweets.
Chinese, Korean and Japanese groceries — noodles, sauces, tofu, frozen dumplings, and fresh produce.
Southeast Asian pantry — rice, curry pastes, coconut milk, fresh herbs, and snacks.
Small Chinese grocery in walking distance of campus — noodles, sauces, snacks, and rice.
Korean groceries — kimchi, gochujang, banchan, frozen seafood, and Korean snacks.
East and Southeast Asian groceries with a wide dry-goods and frozen selection.
Large full-service supermarket with a big international aisle, bulk spices, and clearly labelled ingredients.
Everyday supermarket — produce, dairy, pharmacy, and a small international section. Open late.
Downtown supermarket within walking distance of campus — good for a first grocery run without a car.
Affordable packaged foods, nuts, frozen meals, and produce. Ingredients are clearly listed on labels.
The cheapest weekly shop in town — basics, produce, and dairy. Bring a quarter for the cart.
Groceries plus household goods, bedding, and kitchen basics — useful in your first week.
Budget one-stop shop — groceries, household items, and furniture for a new apartment.
Natural and organic foods, bulk grains, supplements, and gluten-free options.
Seasonal local produce, honey, eggs, and bread straight from Centre County farms.
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Some details adapted from the Global Connections State College Area Resource List — please confirm hours and addresses before you travel.