I really enjoy this space, always interesting art on the walls and some interesting group…read moreactivities, like the figure drawing sessions

This art gallery is in the center of town. I was invited to attend an art presentation by a friend…read more VIRGINIA, a local art instructor, displayed her students' art for the public's perusal. Most of the items that were on display, were also up for sale, priced from $50. This event attracted many people. The place was packed. A food presentation was available free of charge to all the attendees. This was a very pleasant affair, well orchestrated. I would assume this gallery leases space to would -be art enthusiasts from time to time throughout the year.

So disappointed with this place - one and done for us! Guy playing piano - way too loud and…read moreannoying - we could barely talk. Service was very very slow. Waitress never came back to ask how our meals were after serving them and then never saw her until we were done eating. Food was so so - no where near the level that I would expect at this price point! Steaks were tough. I got mushrooms with mine and they were not on the steak. Paid $6 per person for a slice of bread - like wtf is this? Every other restaurant gives bread for free. Everything was way over seasoned - I guess to mask the poor quality of the meats. $6 for a draft beer and 11.50 for a house vodka tonic. Such a rip off! Never again!

This place is not only the most beautiful dining establishment in all of northeastern Pennsylvania…read moreand the Poconos, but also has the finest dining service, selection, and quality of food and drink, as anywhere I've ever been. From being greeted by the parking valets, Stanley & Dwayne, (who actually ran ahead of me to be able to open the door for me), to the host being extremely accommodating after I realized I was an hour early for my reservation, the bartenders, the servers, the food runners, several managers stopping by to see if everything sufficed. The amuse bouche was absolute perfection! My Caesar salad with boquerones was as good as I've ever had anywhere. I ordered the salmon as my entrée. I considered not ordering it because it came over risotto, but was assured by one of my servers, Angela, that I would not be disappointed. I've never had a great risotto served to me in a restaurant other than at Cafe Rinaldi in old Forge. I was gladly mistaken. This risotto was perfectly prepared and perfectly flavored, it was incredible. Their cocktail selection is perfect. Annie takes the classics, and makes them her own, with homage to the spectacular gilded age surroundings, right down to the rarely seen ingredients and glassware. There's a libation for everyone's taste and a great wine list as well. The Mansion Manhattan was as good a Manhattan as I've had anywhere. Their level of service is unsurpassed by anywhere in the northeast. This certainly has a lot to do with the leadership and the training program (not to mention, their hiring process must be impeccable!). The only place that could even compete with it service-wise is the French Manor in Sterling. This is one of the only two fine dining restaurants in all of northeastern Pennsylvania. I noticed that every party that walks through the doors is treated like they are the most important guests of the evening. (THAT is another component of fine dining). When you go, take a minute to walk around and see the different rooms and compare them to the original pictures from the early 1900s that were used in the restoration process. Amazing!

Reaper's has gotten criminally expensive over the years, but I'll still continue to do it year…read moreafter year because it really is that great. Tickets are based on day of the week and time of year, the closer you get to halloween the more expensive it gets. It's also cheaper to go on a weeknight than it is a weekend. My group always goes at the end of September on a weekend and it's about 75 bucks per person. The lines do get crazy and move SO slow. I'm talking a couple feet every half hour. There has been years we've waited over three hours to get in. The later at night you go, the easier it is to get on. The entire experience itself takes about an hour and a half. You start with a hayride through the forest with tons of scary scenes and actor performances. Then you get off the hayride and walk through the attractions for about 45 minutes. At the end there are two additional attractions, pitch black and sector 13. Pitch black is no joke, it is total darkness and incredibly claustrophobic. There's also no guratnee you'll be walking through with your group, like any of the other walking attractions you might get seperated. While its expensive, the production is incredible and every year they set up something new.

The wait time is atrocious.... The line is long and boring, moving at a snails pace at about 10 ft…read moreevery 20 minutes..this needs to improve and my group really regretted coming. It killed all of our vibes. Waited about 3 hours..

Two of us enjoyed a matinee showing of the musical Nunsense. We had a great time in this quaint…read moretheater in Swoyersville. Our buffet included chicken Francaise, baked fish, sausage and peppers with tomato sauce, roasted potatoes, green beans, noodles, salad (delicious raspberry vinegraitte dressing), rolls, and make-your-own ice cream. Everything was the right temperature and tasty. Show and meal cost $35 per adult, very reasonable. The set design was fun! Performances of every character were excellent! The acoustics and the musicians perfectly complemented the show. Mamma Mia and Hello Dolly are upcoming shows. I can't wait!

2023 we've been to 3 shows with dinner this year, such a local gem! Live performances, good…read moreproductions and the food has been good too. Drinks, snacks, raffles even dad jokes- they have it all! The staff is all volunteer so be sure and leave a nice fat tip for your server.

We went to a party there this weekend and LOVED it! Their facility was clean and had all of the…read moreamenities you could possibly need to throw a party! We were in the room with the bounce houses and the kids had a blast! Bounce slides & an obstacle course kept them busy for hours - there was TONS of space for food, gifts, etc. There were men's and women's bathrooms within the party room with 2 stalls in each, so nobody had to wait. Plenty of tables and chairs already set up. The kitchen area had everything you could need. It was just a cool little place that we had never heard about - but LOVED! Will definitely be looking here to throw future parties!

Great atmosphere, tasty food, terrible food service. Thursday evening, place is not even half full…read moreand it takes over 64 minutes for one burger?!? I appreciate all the hard work , I truly do but this isn't right. It's not the first time this has happened either, something needs to change.

Really really enjoyed this place. It's a club so we came with two members. The food was…read morefantastic. Really good bar food. Looks like an awesome place. Watched the football game and had a great time.

This was a fabulous experience! So much fun without the stress. Easy to follow instructions and…read moreeverything you need to take home a cool design. I didn't think I could do something this good!

Visited the Stegmaier for brunch over the holiday weekend. I'm not sure if it was because of the…read moreholiday, but there were only two other parties during our visit, so it felt like we had the entire place to ourselves. The wait staff were incredibly friendly, attentive, and welcoming. While the brunch menu left a bit to be desired, I kept it simple with two eggs and toast. The food itself wasn't the highlight of the experience--instead, it's the setting and ambiance that truly make the Stegmaier special. Every detail has been thoughtfully curated, from the vintage salt holders and silverware to the historic décor. One of the standout touches was the tableside Bloody Mary service, presented on a tray with droppers of truffle oil and hot sauce so you could customize it to your liking. The staff also encouraged us to explore the upper floors, which added to the experience. The grand piano in the entrance, the stunning chandelier lining the staircase, and the beautiful stained-glass windows made the building feel both elegant and full of history. I think dinner is probably where the Stegmaier truly shines. Because of the timing of our visit and the holiday weekend, brunch was our only option, but I imagine the evening atmosphere offers an entirely different experience. I'd definitely return to give dinner a try.

We went here on a whim before a show, it was after seeing different online that we decided to try…read moreit out. It was excellent both with food.alcohol,eloquent, and customer service . It was delightful to be treated with white gloves yet the prices were reasonable and perfect for quality and portion. We will be great and excited for the be experience ! Recommend the Chilean sea bass