I went here for my grandson's birthday and I have to say that Chuck E. Cheese has come a long way…read morefrom the animatronics of the 1980s but there was something to be said about having a band of giant cartoon animals singing songs on a stage controlled by pneumatics, gearing, and VFDs. The videos just aren't as interesting. Gone are the tickets the children would collect after playing a game and turn them in for some novel toy. Instead, they are given something similar to a credit card and they can play all the games they desire for one hour. The tickets they would have collected years ago are now stored on the card they used to play the games. It's actually a very good idea but I used to love watching my children, back in the early 90s, carefully decide which games to play and ration their tokens. Of course, that was when Chuck E. Cheese used to sell pitchers of beer for the parents to entertain themselves while their kids went off to play. Ahhh, the good ol' days. I didn't actually eat any of their pizza. It just looks unappealing but their birthday cake was decent.

The pizza had a bite out of it and they used cheese to try and cover it up they s is highly…read moreunacceptable and needs to be addressed

First time to the theater. We went to an XD movie. We sat in the back row. The music is so loud and…read moreintense, it ruined the experience. We didn't know better. Also, if you get a refill of popcorn, you need to wait in the full long concession line, which stinks when you're in the middle of a movie. Otherwise, it was a beautiful theater. Some wear and tear. Lots of concession choices. There's a full bar, but no one was ever there to take an order, so we just skipped it.

Had a food delivery set for 1025 at the beginning of the movie. At 12am, the food was still not…read moredelivered. When the manager was talked to about it, nothing was done.

The wine here is delicious! My friends and I enjoyed sipping wine on the front deck on a beautiful,…read moresunny day. Jimmy was an excellent host and his wine is amazing! FYI, his wine "Jamaica Me Smile" really does taste like Welch's grape juice. It's dangerous Don't forget to check out the inside, the decor and atmosphere is super fun! If you're in the area and looking for really good wine, definitely worth stopping through.

Great place. The Locust Grove Gardens that the Morse mansion sits on are completely FREE and open…read morefrom 8am til sundown and are absolutely beautiful! Amazing views of gardens, farms, woods and the Hudson River. Morse Mansion is incredible. This was $11 per person but worth the price of admission in my opinion. Large from the outside with sprawling porches but once you get inside the rooms just keep going. Once inside you will see so much vintage furniture and beautiful architecture. Pro tip: Felicia was a wealth of historic knowledge outlining so many features of the home plus the family history from Morse to Young!

This was a big disappointment. Even though they reference Samuel Morse, the tour covers the house…read moreand interiors of the owners who purchased the home and lived there after the death of Samuel Morse. Visiting during the holiday season (in December) the house is buried with Christmas decorations that blocked the view and enjoyment of the historical mansion. The house looked more like a Christmas village than a historical landmark. The coverage of Samuel Morse was limited to a room in the reception building which the docent never discussed. If we hadn't used the restroom we wouldn't have seen the original art of Samuel Morse or any discussion of his invention. Lucky we at least glimpsed the only interesting section of this site. I also must add that the grounds around the property may look beautiful in the Spring but don't waste your time going in Winter when the gardens are desolate. I would hope the Spring would bring out the gardens that the site is known for.

No parking, No food, Dirty restrooms, No fun. Plus we had to listen/sit next to a local politician…read morestumping for votes. (Didn't even buy the bar drinks, ) I guess this is considered a political hangout. Just what we need! Sheesh. I see no reason to come here. There is nothing different, or exciting. The owner is a little guy.

We randomly tried this neighborhood joint and had a hoot of a night! Great live music, cheap drinks…read moreand good people. Went here after Savory Maza outing and had a fine time! Definitely go when they have a band!

Solid theater. It was very dark when we went so I don't recall anything being extremely dirty or…read moreextremely clean. I felt comfortable here

Clean, safe, comfortable, friendly theater. Love their…read moresenior citizens discounts. Elijah took care of tickets, seating, and concessions. He was efficient and friendly. Big fan of Regal Dickson City. It's close to home and serves my needs.

Where do I start? I want to write something positive but negativity reigns galore. Let's get the…read moregood points out of the way first. PROS: We found out about them because of the "Adopt a Highway" signage near Ricketts Glenn State Park. They were open when we wanted to visit and stayed open until 7pm on a Saturday. Wine tasting is free. My husband liked the wine he tasted enough to purchase 3 bottles of different wines. For him, that says a lot but he can write his own review. CONS: The building reminds you of a country general store -- signage is primitive and rustic and it has a big porch filled with "stuff". The inside reminds you of a country general store gone qwirky. There is a long bar with stools -- some with backs, some without (and quite wobbly) -- amidst a room full of "stuff" -- really weird stuff, not usually found in a winery but more like someone just collects weird "stuff' and had no place for it at home. Wine tasting is in ittsy bitsy plastic containers reminiscent of Baptist communion containers (further reminiscent of said communion when served Concord wine in them). Our host for the wine tasting was polite but quite non-interested in engaging in conversation or making a sale. I did check their FB page before coming here to make sure it was open. "Yay", I thought. A recent post within a couple weeks said they intended to have live entertainment on Saturdays. Not yet, evidently, or if it was going to be outdoors, this was a rainy day. Their FB page also indicated they had food. Ummm, hotdogs is listed on a sign above the wine tasting bar and is not really the cuisine one thinks of to pair with wine and the stale pretzels offered was lame. To be "fair", our host did refresh the stale pretzels by pouring fresh ones on top of the stale ones. Yay. BOTTOM LINE: The wine was nothing special in my opinion. And the ambiance? Oh good grief! I wore a dress to the winery (ok, I'm out of town and my view of any winery I've ever gone to is way different than this town's view or this winery at least) to sit on a wobbly bar stool and drink wine out of church communion cups. Perhaps the lack of ambiance or low-energy wine server got in the way of the taste of the actual wine for me. Who knows. Advice? If you're looking for something to do after your wonderful waterfall hike at Ricketts Glenn State Park? Watch tv in your hotel room or go to your hotel's bar. Seriously, this won't thrill you.

I visited the Lopez Winery recently as part of my cousin's bachelorette weekend camping trip in…read moreDushore, PA. This place is pretty quirky - I absolutely loved it. I have never been winetasting before, so I wasn't sure what to expect. The wine tasting was free. Wine was served in little plastic shot glasses. After we were done trying the different wines, we opted to purchase a couple bottles and drink them at the bar. The wine was pretty excellent. There were mostly sweet options. My favorite options were the Lake Jean White and the Red Rocket. The decor is super quirky, almost roadside attraction like, but I do not mean that in a derogatory way. There are lots of interesting things to check out while you try your wine, and most of the decorations and items are for sale. I purchased a pair of antlers along with my bottle of wine as a keepsake from the weekend. Another girl in our group bought a vintage looking cigar advertisement. There are lots of cool paintings and weird masks, etc. Our hosts/bartenders, Katherine, Elizabeth, and Eric, were very accommodating, friendly and entertaining. The one downside is that there is not an indoor restroom - there's a porta potty outside. Not the worst, though, as it was very clean. If you're more into a snooty type of wine tasting experience, maybe skip this place. But if you don't take yourself too seriously, you like good wine, and you want to have an awesome afternoon, definitely check out the Lopez Winery. I know I'll be back!

"Riders on the storm, riders on the storm Into this house…read morewe're born, into this world we're thrown Like a dog without a bone, an actor out on loan Riders on the storm" (The Doors) We went to a RailRider game a few days ago and honestly, we were disappointed. I expected a much better stadium experience from the AAA affiliate of the New York Yankees. I've been to quite a few AA games at home in Hartford and Worcester, and I will look you straight in the eye and tell you the Dunkin Stadium and Polar Park experiences are far superior. Scranton's stadium itself was nothing extraordinary, and the between inning entertainment was pretty mundane. Even the T Shirt toss into the stands seemed lame. Quite a letdown.

Great game and fair prices. Easy parking as well. Staff is very friendly and helpful.read more