This is a scratch kitchen with everything freshly made for the day. No freezers in the kitchen and…read morethe menu rotates based on season/ day. The food was delicious and the cleopatra salad was massive. The drinks were fun and tasty and the waitress was very nice, helpful, and knowledgeable. She also made the drinks and was so accommodating to our needs!

We struggled to find an above average restaurant in this town and ended up here since it did not…read morehave sandwiches on its menu. What a pleasant surprise, the food was awesome. Three of us ordered Thai chicken and my wife ordered the Bangkok bowl. The ingredients were fresh and carefully selected, as the dish had a slightly sweet curry sauce on it. The chicken thigh was on top of a bed of short grain brown rice appropietly cooked for the dish. Veggies such as broccoli and eggplant were around the edges. The Bangkok bowl was slightly different as the samosas had a fair amount of heat to them. The waiter recommended mixing them with the rice and fried chickpeas, which worked well. For dessert, the rose and cardamom coffee glee had little rose flavor. I asked and they said it was infused as well as the garnish on top, but I failed to taste it. Ditto for the chocolate orange ganache, in which I could not taste the orange flavor. No points lost, the deserts were still better than average, not too sweet. Service was very good, the waiter loved to inform us of what to expect. Also, it was a good place for four of us to sit at a table and enjoy a conversation.

Probably the best quesadilla I've ever had it was crispy, delicious chicken, and packed full of…read moreflavor. The sour beer was also delicious! Our server was nice and very helpful and the atmosphere was relaxed. Would definitely recommend!

Local bar located on Broadway in Jim Thorpe. We stopped in for a drink before dinner. Bar was busy…read moreas they are one of only a handful of spots open on a Tuesday night. Bartender was friendly and fast. Decent beer menu and a nice coctail menu. They do serve food, though we didnt eat. Atmosphere...typical dark dive bar :) Street parking My rating rationale +1 Service + 1 Food~Taste/flavor/quality + 1 Presentation + .5 Atmosphere/vibe +1 Value

The Gorge is a find! We enjoyed dinner so much we came back…read morefor lunch and were fortunate to have Brooke help us both visits. She was awesome! Food was all delicious and the atmosphere is comfortable. As a farm to table spot the food was noticably fresh and the chef uses interesting flavor and spice combinations! The fresh gnudi was fabulous! I loved all of the plants and fancy hose! My rating rationale +1 Service +1 Food~Taste/flavor/quality +1 Presentation +1 Atmosphere/vibe +1 Value

What a fun cozy atmosphere and an excellent menu! we had trouble deciding on what to order. The…read moreitems we chose were so tasty. We came for dinner one night and had to come back for lunch the next day! Brooke is a superstar and was so friendly and attentive.

The staff was super friendly! Natalie, our waitress, was very attentive and very nice, and the…read morebartender was wonderful as well. We started with the Key West Lime Martini, which was made to perfection. We also ordered Kelly's Tiramisu Martini. It tasted like a chocolate martini with just a hint of mint, and it was delicious. The restaurant itself is very cool, with all the Bonnie and Clyde memorabilia throughout. My first bite of the Hunter Meatloaf had me saying, "OMG, this is delicious!" It was so different from any meatloaf I've ever ordered. The honey bourbon BBQ sauce was absolutely out of this world! It was topped with sautéed onions, A-1 mushrooms, bacon, and Swiss cheese. Yum, yum!! My husband had the Seafood Lovers Stuffed Portobello Mushroom, filled with shrimp, crab, garlic aioli, mozzarella, red peppers, and balsamic-roasted vegetables. He said it was excellent! We had a great experience and would definitely recommend it!

We were here 2 years ago only because it is a bit of a drive for us, but love love it here! Brought…read moreour daughter who is visiting from Okinawa, after visiting Jim Thorpe. Place was very clean, beer was great and of course with over 30 choices....you can't go wrong! Our food was amazing....had one issue with the burger my daughter had, it was really big and not much flavor but the beer helped. She was not driving so she was drinking!! All good! We will definitely come back soon, we have other friends that make the trip, so we are looking forward to getting a group together. Eat local....PLEASE

Found this spot for breakfast while in Jim Thorpe. They have indoor and outdoor seating. The bagel…read morewas good. Service was ok. It's kinda a hit or miss, but we got lucky, I guess. Not a bad spot for a quick breakfast or passing by.

Great spot for coffee and breakfast when in Jim Thorpe…read more Closest thing to a NYC bagel outside of NYC Staff was friendly. Service was a little slow. Indoor and outdoor seating. Private parking lit ( watch out for the giant pot holes) My rating rationale +.5 Service +1 Food~Taste/flavor/quality +1 Presentation +1 Atmosphere/vibe +1 Value

Great food, great prices, good atmosphere and cold drinks! The bar staff is on point.read more

I great place to have a few or more, the food is delicious. Everyone I have met there at the Boat…read moreYard has been very friendly. It is a great place to watch the game on the big screen and relax. The bar tenders are beautiful and can make a great cocktail or a shooter or whatever your drink is. The Boat Yard is a fine establishment and I highly recommend it.

Moya sits on Race Street--one of the most beautiful and historic little streets in town--and the…read moresetting is just as much a part of the experience as the food itself. The restaurant is tucked into the hand-built stone rowhouses, surrounded by vibrant colors, artwork, and even a few birds outside the windows. It caught my eye right away, and I'm glad it did. Note for diners: Moya is closed Monday-Wednesday, and I'd recommend making a reservation if you can. I visited on a very busy weekend in Jim Thorpe and managed to get seated around 4:30pm on Saturday without one, but the restaurant filled quickly and I think I got lucky. Inside, the space is eclectic and beautiful--rich colors on the walls, abstract art throughout (which I later learned is by the chef's wife, who co-owns the restaurant and has her studio in the same building). The atmosphere felt upscale yet comfortable, and the quiet dining room was perfect for good conversation. Our total bill came to $95.90 before tip, and it was worth every penny. Moya's menu is designed for sharing, and that's exactly what we did. Drinks: Pineapple Cosmo ($13) - perfectly sweet without being over the top, even enjoyed by a bourbon drinker. Apple Brandy Sidecar ($14) - well-balanced and beautifully made. Plates we shared: Burrata ($18) - served warm on focaccia with an olive & herb tapenade. My first time trying burrata, and I loved it. The warmth was unexpected but wonderful, and the tapenade set it off perfectly. Fresh Gnocchi ($29) - with jumbo lump crab meat and fresh tomato cream sauce. The gnocchi were perfectly dense without being heavy, and the crab chunks were huge--bigger than the gnocchi themselves! So fresh, flavorful, and satisfying. Prosciutto Salad ($18) - spinach, dried figs, gorgonzola, spiced candied nuts, balsamic glaze. Generous prosciutto on top, and the dried figs added such a clever texture and depth. A lighter dish that paired beautifully with the richness of the burrata and gnocchi. What stood out most about Moya's food was its simplicity. No over-complication, no excess of ingredients--just perfectly chosen flavors that worked in harmony and allowed each element to shine. Every dish felt thoughtful and intentional. Service was excellent--attentive without being intrusive. The bathrooms were clean, the vibe inside was intimate, and everything about the evening felt special. No on-site parking, but there's plenty of street and community parking nearby, and Jim Thorpe is a lovely walking town. My suggestion? Spend the afternoon strolling through town, enjoy dinner at Moya, then take a romantic walk down to the train tracks and water afterward. Moya isn't an everyday dinner spot for me, but it's absolutely on my list for celebrating something special--or just celebrating each other.

I really wanted to like Moya, especially after reading about the chef's New York background and the…read morepromise of "gourmet eclectic cuisine," but I left wondering where the eclectic part was. The menu is actually quite small and pretty conventional. We had the octopus salad, pasta, and rack of lamb. Nothing was awful, but nothing felt special either--and for these prices, "fine" just isn't enough. I've had better versions of the same dishes elsewhere for less. Also, sides cost extra, which feels a little much considering the entrée prices. Ironically, the drink list seems more extensive than the food menu. The restaurant is also described as having an "elegant setting," but the lighting was so bright it felt more like early dinner service than an intimate upscale restaurant. Overall, Moya seems to be priced and marketed as a special dining experience, but the food, menu, and atmosphere didn't quite get there for me. Two stars because the meal was decent--but at this price point, decent isn't enough.

This is a laid back, no-frills little diner and definitely one of the best spots to get breakfast…read morein Jim Thorpe! The pancakes are as big as your plate here, and the ladies who run it are extremely friendly. Always love coming here. My only complaint is I wish they were open more!

Food was great! Just what we needed before getting on the train ride at 11:00! Got to fill up on…read morecoffee and grub and enjoy the small towns vibe. Be sure to get their muffins!

It's a small town diner... All of your normal breakfast and lunch fare with some surprises. For…read moreinstance, you can build your own omelet with your normal selection of meats, veggies and cheeses, but then you could also get mackerel (yes, the fish!) or pepperoni as the meat and banana peppers, jalapeños, or artichokes as vegetable choices.) generous portions... Lunch options include burgers, steak sandwiches, gyro, and a couple of salads. The waiter was very new but courteous. He never let my coffee cup get empty. They have either counter or table service and I would imagine take-out as well. A small TV hung on the wall and was playing football while we were there. There is a small parking lot right out front and ample street parking.

Cons: no sign outside other than an open sign. My food was cold, my friend's had some burnt areas…read more Tasted ok. Horrible decor. Carpeted floors, which is never ok in a food establishment. Pros: Nice and attentive wait staff

As we arrived at Jim Thorpe, we saw several metal signs with some cool art on it with an arrow on…read morethem pointing up the road. We didn't really think much of it went about our day then at the end we had to walk back up to our car so we decided to find the art museum. We really just had to Google and saw it was less than a 5 minute walk, so we decided to give it a go. When we got their didn't realize it was also a bar, and the restaurant thought it was just a museum, so that was a nice surprise. They ask for a $5 donation or more to view the artwork if you'd like. There are many fun odd pieces to view. When we were about done the chef from the restaurant came over very nice guy, he showed us the hidden jazz club which was awesome!! He then walked us over to the restaurant. At the one table at the place, there was a clear wall, and you could see the spring going thru the restaurant. We decided not to eat. However, the menu did look very good, not huge, but still nice selection. We sat at the bar, chatted with a super nice bartender, and had some delicious drinks! There is also a parking lot and a small charming outside. I would for sure go back and eat it smelled delicious!!

We walked in about 10 min to six. There was one couple seated and then the bartender. That's it…read more You could see that there was what appeared to be server station by door. No one greeted. Stood there for 10 min waiting to be seated. The bartender kept looking over at us and just restocking bar. No hey someone will be with you in a minute. Or feel free to seat yourselves. Due to the lack of interaction and interest by staff and lack of staff, it was clear that service was likely going to be poor and slow if anyone ever did come to seat us.