Found this place on yelp while visiting family in town and it did not disappoint. The wings were…read moreperfectly cooked and the spicy garlic sauce was really good. The woody burger was equally good tasting and huge.

Great local "nice" dive bar on the Main St. Good selection…read moreof drafts, great wings. Cool inside on a hot day.

Ambiance is more upscale as it can get considering small town, well lite and modern setting…read more Service was really good, drinks are a little pricey compared to other pubs/bars in area.

Excellent !!! Planning on making it a regular eatery on my list. Cold beer , good service. Need I…read moresay more !!

Bren's isn't bad for breakfast. They open early enough. The menu is small but there's enough to…read morepick from. The food is decent. Prices are cheap. The service sucks tho. The waitress's stand behind the counter and talk the whole time, so if you sit at a table you suffer because their too busy bitching about whatever to check your drink. Having been here twice now and witnessed the same thing both times, I think it's safe to say this is the average experience. My big disappointment with the food was the menu talking about their juicy meats yet they serve crappy brown and serve sausage links. I buy better quality sausage from Walmart. Not even sure if you can call what they serve sausage. If you need a quick hot breakfast on your way to work this serves its purpose. Haven't tried dinner, hope the food is better for that.

The Wayside, AKA "The Bucket", is a hidden gem in the residential neighborhood of South Towanda…read more The current owners have put a lot of time and effort into updating this local landmark. In addition to remodeling the interior, they've added a large deck and fire pit area. Now it's one of the few locations in Towanda with outdoor dining. The Wayside is serving up quality bar food with options on the menu like cutlets, wings, burgers, sandwiches, and pizza. They have the largest variety of sauce options and the best wings around! It's a fun place to hang out and grab a good meal!

We love this place. Food and drinks are great and service is wonderful. Always a great place to…read morehave our lunch dates with friends.

Very nice restaurant, family friendly. Very friendly Wait staff. Good food, full bar. Efficient…read moreservice, we all got fed without delay even though the place was very busy. Great environment for little kids. Plenty of parking in the back. Excellent hamburger. They will even serve it rare which a lot of places won't do. Their homemade potato chips are excellent. Everyone in our large group was happy.

Old style Italian restaurant with great food. Reservations are not necessary. Go for the handmade…read morepasta; you won't be disappointed.

I really love this restaurant. Not because the food is the best in the world or because it' the…read morebest dining experience I've ever had. I love Mangialardo's because it's like stepping into a time capsule--into a style of restaurant that is totally gone in large cities, and almost gone everwhere else. Don't get me wrong; the food is excellent and the service is always perfect, but you won't find gluten-free pasta or modern fusion dishes on the menu (although gluten-free bread is available). It's a good, standard, Southern Italian menu, such as was ubiquitous at American Italian restaurants in the nineteen sixties, with prices that are unusually low. Set unassumingly near the tracks, where it has been for the forty years I've been going there (and I suspect for its entire 92 years of existence), this place is run by the third generation of Mangialardos. This is not a surprise; walking in, you will see a bar side with booths and a dining room side with tables. Italian-themed artwork, and a large, lighted portrait of Nonna Mangialardo grace the walls. Low ambient lighting, warm-colored carpet and decor, and Jerry Vale singing "Al di Là." What could be better? Don't go to Mangialardo's to satify or show off your worldly culinary tastes; go to Mangialardo's to experience what Mangialardo's is and has been for nearly a century. A family-run delight.

What a hidden gem!! This place was amazing! All the food and margaritas were delicious. I got a…read morechicken bowl for my main meal. I also tried the guacamole and salsas. Will be back for sure and will bring friends! The bartender was fantastic! Great service and super friendly! The ambience is fun!!

Quesabirria did not look or tasted anything like it, it was colorless, flavorless & not to mention…read morethe cilantro and lime were non existent. The "house-made" tortillas tasted and look more like they came from a package. And the Mexican stew yea I couldn't eat it, had a weird unpleasant taste it was more like water and oil. I also orders some shrimp tacos shrimp were really salty and the chipotle aioli didn't have much flavor. The spicy pastor tacos, did not have much flavor and were definitely not spicy not even a hint again cilantro was non existent. The housemade tortilla chips were actually really good but the salsas were really sour. Personally it was a waste of money but that's my opinion. Go check it out maybe you'll have a different/better experience than I did.

We stayed at the hotel down the street and when I passed it I knew it was a place I wanted to check…read moreout. As a pickle lover, I was highly satisfied. This place is so cute and I wish I could have e gotten a picture of the indoor seating at the cafe but there were a lot of customers.

Visited Shores Sisters recently after a friend highly recommended the place to me (she visits…read moreregularly). They were - and still are - in the midst of a pretty significant plant sale (annuals, perennials, indoor/house plants, succulents, etc). Ultimately, I do think the timing of my visit during this sale impacted my experience. For one, the assortment of indoor/house plants & succulents was minimal and generic by the time I got there. While I was able to grab some herb plants and a Aeonium Kiwi succulent that I had been looking for, there was a pretty significant amount of the plant inventory that was looking pretty sad and wilted. Inside of the market is another tidbit that could see a bit of improvement, perhaps. While there's a nice variety, it also feels crowded. I've been to similar markets and they try to create aisle ways that allow for carts in both directions, etc - but that's not really possible at Shores Sisters. On a busier day, navigating the aisles feels like a bit of a cluster. Also, because of the location of the checkout area? Any backup in the checkout queue means folks spilling out into the already crowded aisles that people are trying to navigate through. It's not great. That said, the market does have a nice selection of jarred goods, produce, baked items, and so on. Perhaps one of my only disappointments with what was available in the market was, for example, that I went to grab a container of strawberries and it had a Dole label on it. I can get those anywhere... I was hoping for something supplied more locally. In terms of the cafe experience, I ordered the sandwich special: a blackberry grilled cheese (a grilled cheese with bacon and a spicy blackberry jam). It was noted that the blackberry jam was low spice, but I honestly tasted barely any spice at all... and I was looking for it (and I tend to pick up on spice/heat pretty easily, so I was surprised). I had also ordered a taro milk boba tea... and while the taro flavor was good, the tapioca pearls hadn't been cooked enough. Tapioca pearls have to be cooked in order to allow for their softer/gummy-type texture, and my tapioca pearls has a softer outside, for the most part, but almost all of them were undercooked and thus still harder on the inside. It was unpleasant. TL;DR. I'm trying to chalk up my feelings about this place to them being low on inventory because of the sale + having been busier than usual. That said, it's a decent drive (over an hour), and today's experience doesn't necessarily motivate me to hurry up and return. Maybe some day, but it'll be timed very differently.

The bride and I stopped here the other night for dinner. We were seated immediately as the business…read morewas slow(?). The waitress was great! The bride ordered the shrimp cocktail, for an appetizer and spaghetti with red clam sauce for dinner. I ordered the crab cakes as an appetizer and the surf and turf for dinner. The food was amazing! The homemade crab cakes were served on a bed of seasoned corn that was delicious by it self. The filet mignon was the perfect temperature for me, at medium. The lobster tail was broiled and sweet. I'm one of the few who actually like lobster for the taste, without a bath of melted butter, it was delicious as well. The brides shrimp was chilled nicely and she loved it. The clam sauce, was only second to her own homemade clam sauce, which is saying a lot! If you want a great meal and great service, I'd highly recommend giving this place a try!

Villa Sena is so very steeped in history previously known as the historic Davan Lodge where…read moreshakers and movers visited like the King of Siam! The list is long. I have enjoyed many wonderful dinners here. being close to Bradford County Airport you could fly in and walk her on a nice day. But then they have two courtesy cars at the airport.!!!

Local color. The staff is accommodating…read more Food for lunch was great. Did not like the tiny seats and tiny table.

Very petite and old fashioned. Tables are for 2 with an option of counter seating for larger…read moreparties. Good service and turnaround. Breakfast was good and offered lots of choices. I will be back