When route 81 replaced route 11 as the main thoroughfare through NEPA, and the trains stopped…read moredropping riders off at the local stations, towns like Kingsley and Hop Bottom became towns relegated to "off the beaten path", and food establishments shifted several miles east to feed the weary travelers, giving rise to the bright lights in Gibson. Nonetheless, the towns of route 11 still have hungry denizens, and that's where Jenny Leigh's comes in! Now located 200 yards from where the original establishment sat prior to falling victim to fire, Jenny Leigh's is situated in an impressive Victorian home in Kingsley. Step inside, and it has a completely relaxed atmosphere, with an eclectic gathering of various tables, chairs, and outdoorsy memorabilia. We sat at an old workbench in the back, which made for a delightful table. Everything about Jenny Leigh's backs up the name "country cooking", except the anachronistic juke box on the wall that requires-gasp- a cell phone app to control it. Otherwise, it is wonderfully rustic. That said, the atmosphere is bright, cheerful, and inviting. Places like this could give off the vibe of "locals only, please", where people in dark shadows grunt and stare at you for your entire meal; nonesuch here. A counter adorns the front room, and in two more rooms, tables are scattered. Three families were eating, with another group of retirees gathered happily and swapping tales at the table nearest to us. None gave us that menacing look or the "whatch you doin' here...get out!" vibe. All friendly! The waitress was spot on with coffee refills, and most importantly, the country cooking was great. I had the "Smash Up"= a combination of cubed potatoes, eggs, suasage, peppers, cheese and onions for $5.99, kids sampled sticky buns and bacon and pancakes; wife had cinnamon-raisin French toast and loved it as well. Prices are reasonable (most under $6) and the food was really good. Verdict? Big fan. We love Saturday morning breakfasts out while staying in Harford, and with the absence of our 10-year staple-the Stables in Montrose- we are searching all options. WIth Jenny Leigh's closest and- for now- the best, it looks as if we have found a wonderful new breakfast option!

The service and food was great! This is a rustic place, but the service and food was great. I had…read moresoup and salad. Hubby had a burger. When you're in the area, this is a very good stop.

Here's the deal: it's an unassuming Main Street (Spring St) store front on a one way street. You…read moreenter through the quaint country store which has some baked goods and local honey, and some pottery which could seem a little tacky if it wasn't just so small town cute! The restaurant is a cozy Brick exposed restaurant, which even when busy isn't too loud. The service was friendly, attentive, and very helpful The menu is small by design with a special that comes out out of a kitchen, where everything is made with fine detail and love Definitely worth making a reservation and visiting the farmer's daughter

Seasonal good-for-you farm-to-table food,cozy environment,great service! And they do accept…read moreoccasional walk-ins though reservations are preferred. We had the muffins with gravy and absolutely loved it,would def come back to try other items from their menu.

Great place for breakfast and lunch. Friendly welcoming…read morestaff,they make you feel like family. Oh yeah the food is great too.

Come down to the New Milford Coffee Shop. Food service was…read moreamazing, always delicious meals.

Looks can be deceiving. After 5+ hours of driving, stopping here and ordering the chili with…read morecornbread, (plus a side of fries) was the best decision we have made thus far. The chili is nice and hot, hearty (they don't skimp on ground beef baby!) and has an exquisite amount of flavor. Putting my family recipe to shame. The cornbread was not the best I've ever had, but they also don't skimp on the saltines provided with the chili, and I am happy. I ordered 15 mins ahead and everything was ready once I arrived, the staff is extremely friendly and communicative as well!

Old-school mostly truck stop and local spot good for a bite while on the road. Service was friendly…read moreand quick and accepted credit cards. Ambiance and diversity was what one might expect from a rural PA mom'n'pop.

Great food, good prices, pleasant staff! Highly recommend macaroni and cheese! First time and we…read morewill be back.

This is an awesome spot!! We used Yelp to pick it, and we were really happy with our food and…read moreprices. Hubs had a grills cheese with bacon and tomato and I had the BBQ cheddar burger. We shared fries and butter/onion pierogies. We got homemade chocolate chip cookies to go. The staff is friendly, and I can totally see why the place is so popular!!

Excellent brunch at Mansour's. Looking for a local, chic, relaxing place for brunch? We thought…read morethis place was spot on. We looked at a few different options for places to eat and thought this one would be nice for a sit down discussion. We got there around 10 AM and a few patrons were scattered about. Quite a variety of different places to sit, we sat at a table for two near the bar. Handed a breakfast/lunch menu so many things looked so good. We weren't sure what to go with so we asked for some of their favorites. We were offered suggestions on the avocado toast and the poppy. I went with the avocado toast. As always, I bagged the onion and kept all the other ingredients which included avocado spread, spinach, tomato, sunflower seeds, and an egg over easy. You have a choice of toast, including white, wheat, or rye. Gotta go with wheat! Absolutely a terrific place to go to and support the local community and get everything you'd want and one of those chain type coffee shops (you know the green one I'm talking about) and get a much more natural, even lower cost option

I wanted to like it here more than we did because it's local, small, in a great location in a…read morehistoric building, and the service was very friendly and fast. However, the food left a lot to be desired. We ordered the quiche and the avocado toast with a side of potatoes. Potatoes were burned, well, charred really. They did take them off the bill. Quiche was so so, and the avocado toast had a ton of raw spinach on it, which was hard to eat along with the toast. Should have come steamed or sautéed instead. Bacon was good though! I was very excited about the pastry case at first since everything in there looked fresh and home made, but when I was trying to decide what to get "to go", like one of their muffins, I saw flies buzzing around and landing on the items. No thank you. I know flies are around in the summer, but the pastry case should be shielded from bugs at all times. I think if I were in the area I may give this place another chance since I liked other things about it like the atmosphere and the fact that it did look like a local family favorite.

I ordered the chicken schnitzel and a ginger beer. The sandwich was delicious, perfectly cooked and…read morewell dressed with sauerkraut and Dijon mustard. The view of the lake was peaceful. The best part of this restaurant was their waitress. I didn't catch her name, but she was incredibly kind with a brown ponytail and sweet aura. She can tell I was traveling alone and gave me a list of all the places to check out in the area! I'm so lucky to have met her and plan to check out recommendations from her list

If you're not from here and don't look like you are, expect to be treated very differently from the…read moreother customers. Came here for the lunch sammies, but got here a bit early. They start lunch at 11am. Waited in line and let all the breakfast people go first to order at the counter. When they switched over to lunch, the cashier lady requested another few minutes to set up and said she would "come to me" when it was time for lunch ordering as we spoke earlier that lunch would not be ready. To not rush her and respect their transition per what was stated, I sat back down at the table. Then the lunch line immediately formed (that was not there at opening lunch hour), so I got back up to make sure she'd honor her commitment to first-come, first-serve. To my dismay, she began speaking with the gentleman after me, completely forgetting that I had waited 15+ min from breakfast and gotten word from her she would honor my place. She made an excuse that she was just taking the next customer in line, and after I repeated what she told me, she honored my purchase, and SHE clicked no tip automatically. Even more disappointing is that they STILL chose to put out the food of the gentleman behind FIRST. When our food came second, the reuben was burnt. Poor service aside, the chicken snitchzel was good. Unfortunately, I think the young lady was overworked and did not either remember (even though I had been standing there, made conversation) or chose not to remember (much more worrisome). The food is great and interior is beautiful views (on it's own would be 4 stars) but I would be very wary of the treatment you'd receive here as a customer. Please do better, you have really great food for this area.

I love it here such a friendly atmosphere. Food perfect. Service awesome.read more

Frozen hash brown patties? No meat with a breakfast combo? Frigid service? Very little parking?…read more Never again.

I finally made the trip here after a friend recommended it nearly a year ago. I ordered the Winnie…read morebecause its description sounded good and it reminded me of my family vacation home on Lake Winnipesaukee NH. This amazing sandwich (carefully prepared by a very friendly Coast Guard Veteran) consisted of delicious pastrami, savory thick-cut bacon, perfectly caramelized onions, topped with tomato and melted Swiss cheese, all between rye bread toasted to perfection! I will definitely go back and explore more of the menu!

It is so cool to see a nice restaraunt here in Union Dale. They are serving great hot sandwiches…read moreand baked goods. I have had five sandwiches off the menu and I have been happy with everything. I really enjoyed the Cuban.

A friend of mine suggested we eat here on the last night of our stay in the area. It was sooo good…read more! If he had mentioned this on the first night we probably would have gone every day. Food and service top notch. Big menu.

Lots of options on Frank's menu. Food was good today but can be inconsistent. Service was good and…read morewaiter was attentive and food came out in appropriate amount of time. Definitely a good place if you have a big group and want options of several types of food.