Milton, Pennsylvania: Statue of Chef Boyardee (Closed)
Wearing his signature chef's hat, life-size Hector Boiardi stands outside the food factory that has canned his pasta products since 1938. Here since 2013. Moved out of public view in 2025.
- Directions:
- Stands outside the front door of the offices of Con Agra Foods. West side of town. From Hwy 642/Mahoning St. turn south just east of the bridge onto Hwy 405/S. Front St. Drive three blocks. Bear left and then turn left onto Ferry Lane. Take first right into Con Agara parking lots. You'll see a brick building ahead on the left; the statue stands outside its front door.
- Hours:
- Moved out of public view in 2025. (Call to verify)
- Phone:
- 570-742-7621
- Status:
- Closed
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The statue has been moved directly in front of their factory, which is behind a security checkpoint. It' no longer open to the public.
[Zachary Carlson, 08/08/2025]Visited the statue on a Friday afternoon. We parked in the lot and walked over to the security guard, who allowed us to go and take a selfie of the statue. It's at the top of the steps of the admin building. Chef Boyardee was the taste of my childhood, so it was worth it.
[Nancy, 05/25/2025]
It's simple to get to, and it's a full life size statue, matching the one in Omaha, NE.
[Brian Sidney Bembridge, 03/10/2025]The statue of Chef Boyardee is behind some trees, on the northwestern side of a large brick building. I went on the weekend when the main building was closed, and the parking lot was completely empty.
[Drew, 10/22/2023]The canned pasta braintrust must have weekends off.
The statue of Chef Boyardee is right outside the administration office. The workers were kind enough to point him out to us.
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To compensate the pasta-crazed public, the company has imported a second statue of Chef Boyardee (formerly in Omaha) and placed him downtown.