Was very excited to go watch Inside Out 2 ,with my husband and daughter . Everything started out…read morefine until twenty minutes into the movie it started to pour -we got in the car to wait it out but after looking at the radar it was not supposed to stop until 11 pm . My daughter was trying to turn around in the seat to continue watching but couldn't see a thing - it was literally pouring ,so we decided to leave . I was surprised to see that many people stayed . Regardless , I called as soon as we left to ask if the $21 could be refunded so we could return another night .The young man who answered was friendly and said he had to ask his supervisor ,whom he put on the phone .I politely asked if we could be refunded to come back . The man was ignorant and stated ," there is no reason for a refund ,the movie is playing ,we play rain or shine " - Well sir , I have worked in customer service for 14 years and I'll tell you , I wouldn't let you run my business . How hard was it to give the refund so we could return to enjoy the movie on a night that wasn't a monsoon ? OR if you are that tight , could you not write us a voucher to come back for ONLY that movie ?‍ It's not hard to make an unsatisfied customer happy ,but you failed miserably .The one thing you did succeed at , was losing three customers who will not return

Charming family experience. It was touching to see families set up chairs,blankets,pillows for a…read morenight of fun. First run movies at an economical price. Snack bar was more than we expected. Great selection with very fair prices

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.

Although the place is in serious need of funds for some maintenance work, it definitely does not…read morehamper the enthusiasm of the cast and crew from putting on entertaining shows. The performers do wear mics and to send the vocals through the speaker system to make for easy listening even in the back. They serve beer, wine, and spirits at the bar along with some snacks all on the cheap. Fun night out in Wilkes-Barre that is often overlooked. Enjoy!

I'm very proud that Wilkes-Barre is home to one of the longest continuously running community…read moretheatres in the United States. I saw my first play there over twenty years ago - it was Annie 2: Miss Hannigan's Revenge, the sequel to the popular musical. I've since attended many more productions, both musical and dramatic, at the Little Theatre of Wilkes-Barre. The quality of the plays will vary from show to show depending on a number of factors, but the passion of those performing onstage and working behind-the-scenes is always consistent. Most of the artists mounting these productions are volunteers or working for very little money - every show is truly a labor of love. Every citizen should support their local community theater and attend at least one show per season.

Our first time experiencing La Festa was last year. It was really an enjoyable time and we had a…read morelot of fun trying different food from different stands. This year we decided to try a plain slice from every stand that offered pizza and well... we couldn't really tell we were at an ITALIAN festival. Almost every stand only offered the "old forge" style pizza, and I don't think any of them should. More than half of the old forge style squares were cafeteria quality at best and even worse. The better of the bunch didn't exceed Ellio's Frozen Pizza quality at the best either. Here are our rankings of each stand from best to worst. Luigi's Pizza 7/10 Lupo Russo Woodfired Pizza 6/10 Novello's Pizza 5.5/10 Electric City Pizza 5.2/10 DaVinci Pizza 4.5/10 Roseanne's Pizza 4/10 Buona Pizza 3.4/10 Arcaro & Genell's 2/10 Calarusso's Pizza 2/10 Arcaro's the Next Generation 1/10 Capone's 1/10 Carmella's Italian Deli & Pastry 0/10 Now that is the listing for a plain slice of pizza. Carmella's may have the worst square of pizza with it being as cold as a leftover slice in the fridge, but they were bangin for pastries. Pumpkin cannolis, normal cannolis, pastries galore, they had the sweets down. And going off that point, I believe this festival is a hotspot for sweets, italian ice, funnel cakes, cannolis, lobster tails, etc. The problem with this event is the mundane options from stand to stand. Almost every stand had the same options as their neighbor. The ones that had unique menu options like the garlic knot sliders had the longest lines. Almost every stand offered basic pastas, basic pizza and basic pastries. There was very few "authentic" food options like seafood salads, pestos, or braised veal shanks. Sadly, the most popular stands didn't offer italian foods. Like Chef Von and Mom serving burgers and BBQ, had a line from the start of the festival all the way up to the end. Along with the roasted corn stand, you couldn't walk 5 minutes without seeing someone with a corn on the cob. I do think this festival is turning into more of a dessert fest than a true italian festa. I personally would rather see every stand offer italian options to stay true to the "La Festa" name, instead we are starting to see more and more "fair" food stands like fried oreos, funnel cakes, and whoever can afford to buy a slot. Overall I'd say to come for the desserts, garlic knot sliders, and live music. Just bring your walking shoes, and be ready to slide in and between crowds of people. After trying the sad pizza here, we decided to go to an actual flavorful pizza joint, Scranton Pizzeria. Shout out, great flavor for a decent price unlike at this festival!

Look, it was completely accidental that I found out about this festival and I dont know what god to…read morethank but this was the best thing that could ever have happened on a trip to Scranton. I lived on the east coast for over 20 years - mostly in Boston and NY, but I then moved to Chicago and Louisville. And while I love those places there is absolutely no "Italian" food to speak of. I didn't realize what a deficit I had been in until I saw what was offered here. Fresh cannoli, eggplant parmigiana pizza, WHITE PIZZA (IYKYK), sausage and peppers, beef sandwiches, and the thing that really brought me to my knees - tomato pie. For those that dont know, tomato pie is a thick slathering of tomato sauce on a thick piece of dough, and a bit of parmesan cheese sprinkled on top. It is so simple, yet SO GODDAMNED DELICIOUS. I remember having it all the time as a kid and when I moved to Chicago people thought I was crazy when I asked about it. They thought I was looking for that elementary school pizza that is cut into squares. That stuff is NOT the same and when I saw real! tomato! pie! here I threw my wallet at them and said take my money. Now before you think I was here simply to gorge myself and be rolled out like Violet Beauregarde in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory you would be correct, but also there was music, and entertainment, and the people watching was elite. I plan on returning every year until I die. Thank you for giving me my fix, La Festa, you have no idea how badly I needed it!

What a find! Learned about ice making/ transporting, and sculpting. Beautiful art made of ice!…read moreDefinitely going back next year!

Came here this past weekend and it was very crowded. TOTALLY not worth the money. They were…read morecharging $15 for adults and $10 for kids. Way OVERPRICED. Most of the ice sculptures were melting and they were more advertisements than actual sculptures. The free wine tasting is actually a shot glass with a few drips of wine. They also give out free hot chocolate. The set up is in a barn. There were two slides for kids to slide on. They have food trucks that were selling foods and behind the barn there was a pony ride and petting zoo. $5 bucks for pony ride which was only 2 laps around a small area and the petting zoo was $2. I would not go back! So for a family of 4...I spent $50!!!

They are always so nice in here and they always have it decorated for the holidays they do so many…read moreevent that people love like they participate in Christmas in our hometown and have a bunch of summer clubs for kids and adults I love they have a free theather program in the summer that I can go and get better at speaking in front of crowds and audiences and just act and have fun and meet so many new friends!

Adorable little old fashion small town theater playing just…read morea few new flicks and even a classic at one time....all at a discounted price. When we visited they were playing 'The Sound Of Music' in addition to new releases! Love that!!! My mother in law who lives in the area said they have vowed to keep the prices low and the old school vibe going. I certainly appreciate both! $24 for a family of four is literally half what we pay back home in the city. Awesome! Concessions were also fairly reasonably priced and both the drinks and popcorn were refillable! Our crew loved playing with the different shaker toppings. Nacho was a fan favorite! The marquee sign out front, the old time black & white film stills and the local art for sale that decorate the walls, plus the way everything was all done up for the holidays added to absolute charm and allure of the place! It had me feeling all the feels! Loved the toy trains and upside down Christmas tree! So fun! The theaters are smaller and there's really not a bad seat. Even the front rows weren't too close to the screen. The seats were comfortable and rocked quite a bit! Apparently they also host local workshops and family friendly activities on a regular basis here so definitely check their site for upcoming events! We will absolutely be hitting up this theater in the future and will perhaps make it a new Black Friday tradition. I was shocked to see so few people in there when we visited that day for 'Coco' which by the way is adorable and gorg. It's usually packed at the big names theaters on Black Friday. Shhh! Don't tell everyone about it here!

Great festival. Tons of seasonal fall beers. All German music. Lots if German food choices plus…read moreAmerican as well. This is an annual festival. Very cold this year, but a good time! Pitchers are the way to go with a group. :)

Great time with great friends. Prices were a little steep but the beer selection was great, lines…read morewere very short and the ambiance was fun. German and Polish bands playing throughout all three days of the festival, wiener dog races and strong arm competitions. What more could you ask for in an Oktoberfest?!?!?

Best food ever! You MUST have dessert!…read moreCharming atmosphere, great art! Riverside dining.

This is the BEST restaurant in Honesdale and certainly may be the best in all of Wayne County. The…read moreambience is a delight in and of itself, from the unique artworks painted by the proprietress, the eclectic and creative decor, and the charm and warmth of the owners. Everywhere I turned was a delight for the senses! And then there is the food. Fabulous. And dessert, well it is beyond fabulous. Don't miss the chocolate truffle cake, rich enough to share and be satisfied. And be sure to order a pot of tea. You'll be asked to select your teapot and your tea. Come here for an interesting menu that has something for everyone, whether meat lover or vegetarian, and even those on gluten-free diets!