It's your typical bowling alley. We've all been to one before. I've been here once and it looked…read morelike any other one i've been too. There's an arcade, a bar with food, and lanes of course. I think there is laser tag too. Everything is in nice condition. The patrons were very friendly and made nice conversation with me. They invited me to join their league which sounded interesting and fun. The bar is Poor Richards pub from The Office. It's nice for a bowling alley bar. Better than most. They had some good loaded fries, and a cool Office themed drink too.

The cooks were super rude. We ordered and we kept getting looks from them because we ordered food…read more The Lena lady kept giving us an attitude every time we wanted to order and the coke doesn't even taste like coke. The front desk ladies were great but don't come here for the food! The ambiance/vibe is so tense because they give you an attitude. All we order was burgers and a pizza.

This place now has a full bar in addition to the kitchen and the pool tables. I prefer to have a…read morebeer while playing pool, and they have a nice selection as well as liquor for shots or a cocktail. The pool tables are well maintained and the place is clean. Well run with a nice staff.

Horrible place. All three staff who were working were extremely rude and unwelcoming, literally…read morestaring at everyone in the birthday party with their arms crossed and nasty looks on their faces. Super creepy. It made everyone very uncomfortable. Checking their watches every few minutes, clearly wanting us out. They seemed to hate children and fun. All in all, I would never return, birthday party or otherwise.

The Normandie isn't just any dive bar, but the best dive bar in all of Lackawanna County. I used to…read morelive in Scranton, on the dividing line between the Green Ridge and Pinebrook sections. After exiting my apartment I would turn left to experience the classiest neighborhood the city of Scranton has to offer - but if I wanted a bit of fun, I would turn right. It goes without saying that the Normandie was located on the right, deep within the Pinebrook section. The Normandie's drinks are inexpensive, the jukebox is loud, and shuffleboard and pool tables are always open. The crowd at this bar has a reputation for being rowdy and a bit rough around the edges, but you can't be considered a true Scrantonian until you get into a bar fight at the Normandie. A popular local saying is "Stormin' the Norm" - back when I lived in Scranton, that's what you'd find me doing on all my free weekends.

My Cousin Susan "Susie' McGurrin has worked there for probably 30 years. Before that My…read moreGrandfather, Joe Reilly and Dad, Joe Reilly jr., and Uncle Bob Stehle (Sue's Dad0 used to go there when the family lived in the neighborhood for many years. As a child visiting back in the late 50's and early 60's, I (Joseph "Tim" Reilly) used to go by there with my Grandfather and other relatives when they lived on Larch St. A few years ago I flew up from TEXAS to visit and just walked in on my cousin and sat at the end of the bar and ordered a drink, it took her a while but she finally figured out it was me. Always a great place to visit when we are in Scranton, especially anywhere near Saint Patrick's Day and Parade Day. I love my memories od this historic old Tavern. Joseph "Tim" Reilly Boerne, TEXAS

So good!! Stopped by this past weekend with some friends and had a great time…read more The place was packed but the bartenders did a great job of serving everyone quickly and their table staff was ON IT. Sam was a huge help and so friendly. Even with the place being slammed, the food and drinks were perfect. The Lucy I'm Home drink was so refreshing and tasty. The price point on drinks are a bit high for the area, but worth it if you're only having a few.

My favorite neighborhood bar in Scranton by a mile! The servers and bartenders are very friendly…read moreand knowledgeable, and I've never had a bad meal or drink there. The vibes are always great, especially in the winter when they're decorated for the holidays. The space is so cozy and great to get together with friends and family. I no longer live in the area but always make sure to stop by Jack's on every visit home. This must be the place!

Great food and portions, We'd is half price burgers! Will be back soon to try other itemsread more

Slick sez.. Excellent Food…read more. Prices R easy on your pocketbook.. Greatest people EVER.. Do yourself a 'FLAVOR' get there!

The drinks are very inexpensive and usually have a decent crowd on Saturday night. That is the only…read morenight I have been there so far. Will keep going back.

I'm not sure how to give a review of a place that's not open on Sunday... Even though their website…read moreand yelp, and Facebook say that they are open on Sundays from 6 to 2 PM. I came by because I heard this was a really nice place to go and I am in town for the next two weeks on business. I drove all the way here and there's nothing open. I am SO disappointed after hearing many good things about this location. There's no signs on the door saying that they were closed today so I'm confused. If they are not open, then they should change the days and times on their social media. I gave three stars because this place was very easy to locate and there is ample parking... Unable to get in, that's sad.

Don't come here on Wing Night Wednesday…read more. We made the mistake of coming here on wing night. We got our appetizer, chips and dip. Chips were homemade and burnt... 3/10. Dip was fine, probably out of a packet. Little did we know those burnt chips would be the only thing we would be eating for an hour with little to no refills. Seemed to be forgotten about with us being inside and I guess everyone else in the back. After an hour, our food came out. I got the brisket tacos, they were good. 8/10. My table got a chicken cheesesteak and ask for no mushrooms and ofc it came out with mushrooms... We had to get the wings, the wings were good! An hour wait good? No. 7/10. It took a weird amount of time for our last entree to come out and it was just like chicken tenders on a bun, no love. Oh and the pulled pork sandwich was more like slop. Our waitress's excuse was that they had a new chef. Sooooo I guess they decided to start training this chef during service. Food - 8/10 Service - 5/10 Atmosphere - 7/10 Overall - 6/10

Smash burgers were great. Party food we had put out for a couple events was good as well…read more Pricey for beers. Waitstaff is a little slow but it's a cool place

This is a relative 5 star rating. It's not fancy or classy place, but great because of their…read morequality food, low prices and awesome staff. Dunmore hospitality is a "thing" and you always feel welcome whether you're a regular or stranger in town. It might feel a little divey to the uninitiated, but really it's just a small corner bar with great food. Not a huge menu but certainly enough to please.

Unexpectedly good takeout. Soups are home made and the wings are excellent. We did not stay for…read moredrinks but it is a very nice spot in Dunmore

We waited a while to be noticed at the hostess desk, then we got seated by a family with screaming…read morechildren. Our waitress brought us dirty appetizer plates. We got the Korean dumplings which were very good with Asian zing sauce on them. We also got their nachos which were soggy towards the bottom but had good flavor with bbq sauce and pulled pork. Now they don't offer pulled pork sandwiches but have pull pork on the nachos. My fish and chips were soooooo salty! The tartar sauce was good and French fries. The breading was also soggy but the fish was very tender and nice. The chicken cheesesteaks were good, filling and yummy. The Ale Burger is a double smash burger with good flavor, and a good meal. The Buffalo Mac and cheese was spicy but enjoyable. The service wasssss slow and not very attentive. The manager had to come over and ask if we needed anything bc our server seemed to disappear. I believe it's new owners which explains the menus cut in half, but I hope they get things together bc this spot is super cool. Speak easy, cool hangout spot.

Really enjoyed a lunch with my family at Ale Mary's after spending a few hours at Steamtown…read more I found parking right up front on the street (lucky, plus the meters were off for the weekend according to staff). The service was slow, but once we were greeted our drinks and food came out quickly. The inside is spacious, it's in an old building dating back to the mid to late 1800's. The high ceilings and metal work inside gives an old industrial feel. The menu had a lot of tasty choices and the beer menu was fantastic. The list of the handhelds/sandwiches is too long to list, but I could have ordered any of them. They have over 100 small and large craft/international beers in bottles or cans and around 20 taps. I had a couple cans of delicious Russian River/WeldWerks collab Convivial which is a hazy imperial IPA. My wife really enjoyed their Buffalo Chicken Flatbread 13.95 - popcorn chicken, house wing sauce, cooper cheese, blue cheese, scallions. It was more than a serving, sizable and fresh. The flavors were balanced and outstanding. I had the Bison Cheesesteak 16.95 - Chipotle bison, pepperjack, bacon chutney, mushrooms, chipotle aioli, toasted hoagie roll. The flavors were balanced, roll was fresh, the serving was large and it was pretty darn good. The meat had a hot dog/pork pate taste. My 5 year old son ordered grilled chicken street tacos 13.95 - Pico de gallo, jalapeno sour cream, queso. Choice of grilled chicken or beef. It came with three and he ate half. We all had a bite and agreed they were fresh, easy to handle and had a delicious mix of flavors, especially the chicken and cheese. My other son had the House Grilled Cheese 9.95 - Boursin, pepperjack, & cooper cheeses on grilled brioche. He enjoyed it, but said it was a little spicy. Although they lacked a "kids menu" my guys found something they enjoyed. The inside was family friendly and they were treated well by the staff. We thought Ale Mary's was a great gastropub and will absolutely repeat when we are back in Scranton. Thanks guys!