Been here many times and always a friendly, hot and delicious experience. Friends had big platters…read more Couldn't finish them. I ordered custom omelette. Tomato, cheese and spinach. Fresh strawberries as my side. Just your local diner where everyone knows your name!!

Stopped in for breakfast while staying in the area. The food is ok. I'd say below average for…read morebreakfast & over priced. There is no kid menu or child portions. The restaurant is very dirty. We came in right after they opened and the floor under our table was covered in crumbs and actual dirt. It clearly wasn't cleaned from the day before. The water cups were dirty. Not sure if the cup itself was dirty or the ice was but there black specks floating in multiple glasses. The service is on the slower side and doesn't seem like they have much of a system.

Wow, where do I start? OK first off, you need to start following their socials so you can stay up…read moreto date on their weekly specials. I haven't lived in PA for a long time but everytime I come to visit family I ALWAYS have to come here. This must recent time my sister and I had two of the weekly specials. She had the Whipped Ricotta Pancake with Honey Blossom Fig Syrup. Ooof how yummy, and there was actual figs on top, not just the "essence of". I had the "Sandwich Special" Chicken Empenadas with ají crema. Another slam dunk! Super flavorful, perfect balance of crunchy and soft. We each had a coffee as well. I had mine with the homemade pistachio cold foam, so rich, creamy, and pistachio-y!! The service here is always friendly, Dean was a delight to converse with and his wife is a magician in the kitchen and super sweet. The place is tiny and cozy, with a ton of fun signs, decorations, and tchotchkes. Be aware, certain things do sell out quickly, especially the baked French toast. I'm telling you, there's no bad options here. Run, don't walk, to eat here when you have the chance!!!

just not great despite the hype skip it and go to a diner…read more owner was nice but food was mid at best

Wonderful quick service. Very nice atmosphere & very large portions. Tatsed excellent highly…read morerecommend.

I was in the area for the weekend with my son and some of his friends. I had zero familiarity with…read morethe local restaurants. I saw this place on Yelp and took a shot. Total homerun. Three of us got the Rueben and the waitress said "good choice". She said the owner makes his own corned beef and smokes his own meats. Best Rueben I've had since I left New York 20 years ago. The meat was tender and flavorful, the sauerkraut was soft and tasty, and the bread was outstanding. It was also perfectly prepared. Nice crust on the grilled rye. The owner told me they got the bread from NYC every day. If you're in the area, this is the spot for breakfast/lunch.

This has officially become one of my favorite brunch/breakfast places. Unfortunately, I live in NYC…read moreso I am not sure when I'll be back but the food was delicious! First, the restaurant is so cute. It's like you're transported to a teahouse! The staff are really friendly, and they let you know immediately that everything is farm to table. The eggs were a deep yellow so I knew it was the truth. If you go, definitely order the biscuits and the mimosa flight. The biscuits comes with 4 different spreads (fig jam, peach butter, strawberry butter, and a brown sugar butter). The biscuits were a good size, and my favorite spread was the fig jam. I wish I could have put some in a jar. The mimosa flight flavors are so fun. I was not a fan of the soursop but the lychee and passionfruit are really good. For the main dish, we tried the chicken & waffle and the tres leches French toast. The chicken was seasoned perfectly and was crispy. The French toast was actually on a croissant. I can't wait to come back here!

Stopped in for brunch after our Pilates instructor recommended this spot. It is super cute inside…read morewith lots of drink options. I went with an Arnold Palmer while everyone else got different coffees. I ordered the short rib grilled cheese (asked for no onions, but it came with them). The waitress was super nice about it and had it remade right away. The short rib was tender and really flavorful, and the salad and homemade chips on the side were great. The rest of the table got omelettes and enjoyed them too. Would definitely come back to try more of the menu.

Food -Excellent Service- Excellent…read moreDecor - wouldn't matter Food that good Get the brownie!

Second time coming to the cure. It's my favorite spot to come to before heading back to nyc from…read morethe Martz bus station. Today I ordered a tea with the specialty pancakes. The tea pot, while I was warned, was INCREDIBLY hot! Had to be very cautious pouring. Then the pancakes itself were good but the toppings were eh. There was one single pecan (I'm not exaggerating) and the peaches weren't in season yet, which I suspected. Will be back but likely with different flavors.

Our family of 10 had brunch here today and we absolutely loved it. Service was fast, food was…read moregreat, and they have a ton of toys for the kids to play with while you wait and after they eat. Leaves the parents to relax in a family free environment. Very creative menu and everything we tried was great. Thanks for being inclusive!

Stopped in this morning for breakfast, on the way home. Very cute place, clean, and the lady who…read moresat us was very nice. Just simple chocolate chip pancakes, and cinnamon bun pancakes. They were very good, love that they loaded it up with chocolate chips as well.

Atmosphere has a warm and Pocono atmosphere! Lots of wood!…read more We had the avocado toast and lumberjack breakfast. Avocado was on a roll and was too hard to eat. Otherwise it was delicious! Hubby's breakfast was delicious! Too big to eat! Great Bloody Mary! Service was great! Must do in the Pocono!!

Our party of 12 (six adults and six teenagers) dined at Jubilee on steak night. We expected a wait,…read moreand 45 minutes for a group our size seemed reasonable. Once seated, we were greeted promptly with water and our server took our initial drink, appetizer, and dinner orders without issue. The appetizers arrived in a reasonable amount of time, but after that, the service began to decline. We had to ask twice just to order a second round of drinks. When the entrees arrived, everyone at the table received their meal except me. The server asked if everyone had their food, and I told her that I was still waiting for my Steak Frites special. She checked her order book, said something, and walked away. Unfortunately, no one returned to update us. After waiting another 10 minutes, I encouraged the rest of my family and friends to begin eating so their meals wouldn't get cold. When there was still no update, I flagged down another server, who said they would check with the kitchen. A few minutes later, they returned and said they weren't sure what had happened but that my meal was being prepared. After another 10 minutes passed, I asked to speak with a manager. I was told there wasn't a manager available and that they understood my frustration. By this point, it was nearly 9:30 p.m., my entire table had nearly finished eating, and I still hadn't received my dinner. When my steak finally arrived, it wasn't what I had ordered. I had ordered the NY Strip Steak Frites special but instead received a 10-ounce sirloin. Again, the explanation was simply that they weren't sure what had happened--perhaps another guest had received my order or there had been a mistake in the kitchen. To the restaurant's credit, they removed my steak from the bill. However, what disappointed me most wasn't the mistake itself--it was the lack of communication and customer service. Throughout the entire situation, no one came back to provide updates, apologize directly, or offer a meaningful resolution. In fact, my server never spoke to me directly about the issue after realizing there had been a problem; I learned my meal had been removed from the bill through another member of our party. Mistakes happen in every restaurant, especially on a busy night. What leaves a lasting impression is how those mistakes are handled. Unfortunately, while the food we did receive was good, the customer service fell well short of what I expected.

This place is definitely a hidden gem, as your driving right into Mt Pocono strip, is where you…read morewill find it . It is a unique; concept that I never imagined the food to be delicious, and honestly didn't know what to expect, as my first impression was it was mainly for kids; until I read the omlet review. Needing a place for an early dinner, after stopping at Walmart and Cambelback Resort, to do the mountain coaster...on went my YELP search for local places. Pocono Rocks& Little Rock Cafe, received higher ratings and something important, when your a YELP Elite a long time . The ambiance was overall welcoming, not noisy at all with the kids inflatables, and rock climbing next to cafe..Keep in mind, I was there this past Sunday after 4 pm. Staff were very welcoming, friendly and in my opinion went above and beyond. The cafe side had cute, charsmatic signs, by the front area , near the register. Later, found out the story with there meaning, from chatting with the owner. Farm to fresh, everything made from scratch, food and bake goods. I ordered the 3 egg omlet, your choice of meat and veggies, came with home fries and toast. To go, I ordered the pierogi's; little different then I'm used too, as I am Polish. They even had a full size kitchen, where the omlet was one of the best. These pierogi's had cheddar cheese onion and green pepper. They were still filling and tasty, and decent size.Overall, yet another memorable, delicious experience for me supporting a local business. I'm sure it can get busy at times with mix of parties, kids and the cafe. Step out of the ordinary cafe, dining experience, and do stop in; you won't be sorry. The owner was a pleasure to chat with, and would stop back in ,when in town for food again. Don't let a cafe/ bounce/ rock climbing space; deter your decision , to stop in and check out the food and space in general .

What a unique space! My kids loved hanging out there for about 1.5 hours. They loved the bouncy…read morehouses with slides, the climbing wall, and the few arcade games. (The ducks game is bonkers! You'll leave with 15 ducks. It was the most generous claw game I've ever experienced.) The space isn't frilly. There are folding tables and chairs throughout to drop your stuff or have some food. It's neat to have the kitchen and cafe such a part of the experience, too. I could see spending even more time here with my family. Crossing the street is tough. Try to park on the side of the facility.

One of the best places to eat in the Poconos. The best food, clean place and great service.read more

Came here with a party of 6, including 2 kids…read more I was really the only one who didn't love my food; I had the breakfast sandwich and it was really bland and dry. My husband had pancakes with lemon curd and loved them, and the two kids with us loved their kids meals from the breakfast menu. Our server was nice, but our order was wrong - I asked for my sandwich on a bagel and it came on a Kaiser roll; and my husband asked for no whipped cream on his pancakes but they came with whipped cream. We didn't bother sending it back, no big deal. The place is fun and cute with a lot of decorations. We came on Valentine's Day and it was very festive.

Amazing food and service, me and my grandson went there to try new food and it was the BEST!read more

When I'm up here, This is my favorite place to eat…read more Everything is so damn good. Everyone is is very nice... Love the MAGA.....