So disappointed with this place - one and done for us! Guy playing piano - way too loud and…read moreannoying - we could barely talk. Service was very very slow. Waitress never came back to ask how our meals were after serving them and then never saw her until we were done eating. Food was so so - no where near the level that I would expect at this price point! Steaks were tough. I got mushrooms with mine and they were not on the steak. Paid $6 per person for a slice of bread - like wtf is this? Every other restaurant gives bread for free. Everything was way over seasoned - I guess to mask the poor quality of the meats. $6 for a draft beer and 11.50 for a house vodka tonic. Such a rip off! Never again!

This place is not only the most beautiful dining establishment in all of northeastern Pennsylvania…read moreand the Poconos, but also has the finest dining service, selection, and quality of food and drink, as anywhere I've ever been. From being greeted by the parking valets, Stanley & Dwayne, (who actually ran ahead of me to be able to open the door for me), to the host being extremely accommodating after I realized I was an hour early for my reservation, the bartenders, the servers, the food runners, several managers stopping by to see if everything sufficed. The amuse bouche was absolute perfection! My Caesar salad with boquerones was as good as I've ever had anywhere. I ordered the salmon as my entrée. I considered not ordering it because it came over risotto, but was assured by one of my servers, Angela, that I would not be disappointed. I've never had a great risotto served to me in a restaurant other than at Cafe Rinaldi in old Forge. I was gladly mistaken. This risotto was perfectly prepared and perfectly flavored, it was incredible. Their cocktail selection is perfect. Annie takes the classics, and makes them her own, with homage to the spectacular gilded age surroundings, right down to the rarely seen ingredients and glassware. There's a libation for everyone's taste and a great wine list as well. The Mansion Manhattan was as good a Manhattan as I've had anywhere. Their level of service is unsurpassed by anywhere in the northeast. This certainly has a lot to do with the leadership and the training program (not to mention, their hiring process must be impeccable!). The only place that could even compete with it service-wise is the French Manor in Sterling. This is one of the only two fine dining restaurants in all of northeastern Pennsylvania. I noticed that every party that walks through the doors is treated like they are the most important guests of the evening. (THAT is another component of fine dining). When you go, take a minute to walk around and see the different rooms and compare them to the original pictures from the early 1900s that were used in the restoration process. Amazing!

We held my daughter's bridle shower here on 4/27/25. It was absolutely amazing! The owners Paul and…read moreJosh have this venue decorated and set up so beautifully and made the progress of booking, selecting the food, ect. So easy. The food was amazing! The manager Lala was so very helpful with everything that needed to be done to set up. The wait staff and bartenders were also outstanding! Made my daughters day so special

Over the past 3+ years, proprietors Joshua Mast and Paul Blackledge have lovingly restored this…read moreonce-decrepit mansion into a beautiful event space and small boutique hotel/bed & breakfast. Located steps from the University of Scranton on the main drag of Mulberry Street, The Colonnade's meeting/reception rooms are beautiful as is the suite I stayed in for two nights. The original structure was built in the 1870's and it looks like much was done to preserve as much of the original woodwork, fireplaces and tile work as possible. High ceilings, curved walls, beautiful chandeliers...Joshua and Paul have returned the property to its former grandeur, yet have decorated the space with whimsy. In the Music Room, featuring an antique grand piano that came with the property, the blue walls are covered with lots of fun art work. My suite featured a separate sitting room, beautifully tiled bathroom and a separate bedroom with a king-sized bed with soft, luxurious bedding. Flat screen TV, free wifi and continental breakfast also come with the room. Several family members in town have attended functions from private baby showers to special holiday brunches at the Colonnade and report that the food and festivities were wonderful. There is parking in the back, and be forewarned - the property is off busy Mulberry Street - so for those not used to city noise should be prepared. It can be noisy in the early morning. So, while I have family I can stay with next time I'm in town, I will probably opt for staying at the Colonnade again.

The staff are extremely nice And the place is clean and…read morewell maintained. For the sitting areas. The boards are old and beat to death. They need replacing. The axes are mostly worn and dull. They need sharpening or replacing as well

Four of us visited in April as part of my 50th birthday month celebration. We booked our…read morereservations online and had to fill out waivers via iPad when we arrived. We had a lot of fun here! It's BYOB (including water or any other drinks) as they don't have any for sale. Staff was friendly, but the young girls they assigned to our lane weren't very knowledgeable. We had fun anyway -- laughing at each other! They will take a pic of you in some cool Viking gear before you leave!

I've read through all the reviews. And after attending here multiple times, I feel strongly Robas…read moreshould score 4+. Now they have 2 locations the orchard and the farm. I'm reviewing the farm and will mention the orchard. Activities : First is a ton of animals. Even if you aren't into the animal, you can help but watch the pigs or goats or llama, etc. bunch of extra things for younger kids on the weekends, like face paining and pony rides. . cute little mechanical stage shows. The maze is always Interesting. There is a unique entertainer on weekends. I've seen two magicians and a cowboy who did rope and gun tricks. The dog show is a mainstay, fun and heartwarming. You can mine for gems which seems pretty popular. There are a bunch of sports games like football and baseball and tug of war, human fooseball. There are safe and fun playgrounds. The pillow jump, low ropes course and slides are popular free attractions. I really like the apple cannon and paint ball gallery which have a small fee. There is a hay ride, pig show, candy cannon all free. There is probably more stuff but that's what I remember. Food. Prices are great. Burger and fries was maybe 6$. Lots of food all over. More on the weekends. Good fries and chicken and Mac and cheese. Great donuts. My favorite is the taco salad (by the slide). Souvenir cup makes sense. Free s'mores after 5:30! Yum! The kettle corn is ridiculous. Staff: Maybe the weaker spot but not bad at all. This is a farm in the middle of nowhere pretty much. I'm not expecting Disney type service. The maze can get rowdy or noise at night though. Cost: I mean, if you stay all day and do evening. Everything. 2 meals, all the extra games ... maybe $60 for all day. You can get in for under $20. Any other expenses are your choice. Extras: Fire pits! I got one with my family. Made for a really nice evening. Worth the extra cost for the experience. I think they work hard to keep the place clean, plenty of bathrooms and trash cans. There are lots of signs. A cool store and tons of pumpkins. It's not mind blowing. Nothing here is life changing. It's just a fun day with lots of stuff to play on and watch. It's a good day. Unless you are grumpy or have a very tight budget. Then maybe you need an easier win. It can be a little muddy in the maze, not that bad though. And the staff isn't all awesome. Some were better than others. But I don't care if the high school kid smiled at me when he handed me my coke. Really not the point. This place is really great for families, young children from toddler to teen. For just Adults I'd say it's not quite as fun. Drops to 3.5 maybe. Buts it's nice. The orchard might be the better choice in that case. Just prepare for the weather, and some extra expenses and dive into the experience ready for a pleasant day.

I've gone to Roba's for the last eight years, and while the price has sky rocketed, the quality has…read moregone down severely. The corn maze was basically all dead, so it was increasingly difficult to tell what was a path and what just didn't grow. Obviously, this is not completely their fault! The weather may have affected the crop, so I didn't think too much of it. The dog show was a lot of fun, however! I love that they encourage people to adopt! I then got food at the smokin' BBQ barn and at the grilled cheese stand. Severely disappointing. I found plastic (seen in picture) in my Mac and cheese and my friend's "grilled" cheese wasn't even melted. I will say that the staff was nothing but pleasant however!

Great atmosphere, tasty food, terrible food service. Thursday evening, place is not even half full…read moreand it takes over 64 minutes for one burger?!? I appreciate all the hard work , I truly do but this isn't right. It's not the first time this has happened either, something needs to change.

Really really enjoyed this place. It's a club so we came with two members. The food was…read morefantastic. Really good bar food. Looks like an awesome place. Watched the football game and had a great time.

Attended a wedding over the weekend at The Banks waterfront and it was catered by Coopers I was…read moretold. I was looking forward to the meal because the restaurant Coopers is usually pretty spot on with their food. The food that was provided at this wedding was extremely poor. I was embarrassed for the bride and groom since not a single person touched their plate it looked like. Hopefully this was a mistake and not a reflection on Coopers

Cooper's provided the food for my daughter's shower and they made the day great. From the food to…read morethe service, it was beyond superb. I will definitely be using them in the future and will recommend d them to everyone.

Went for my Fiancees birthday tonight.From beginning to end the service was excellent!Josh is great…read morewaiter.He made our dinner that much more pleasurable!We both had the chicken scampi and Caesar salad and it was one of the best meals we ever had!Portions are huge!Highly recommend the Beamount Inn for an awesome dining experience!We will be back!

This wasn't where we had planned to eat during our brief stay in Tunkhannock, but, after a very…read morestrong recommendation from the staff at Nimble Hill Winery we gave it a shot. Set Up: Super Easy. Hop on OpenTable and make a reservation. It was mid-week and a bit before they opened so I'm sure that made it easier but even though it was beautiful sunny late-afternoon, seating was no problem. One confusing thing - the different seating options. I forget what they were but things like main patio, lower patio, covered patio, patio, high top and standard. There is a lot going on with that. It all makes sense when you see how the outside is laid out, but the first time is a bit of a head scratcher. Service: Things here are definitely designed to be enjoyed at a leisurely pace which is fine. Our person was there when she needed to be there but if you are looking for something quick, maybe inside at the bar would work better because it was a solid two hours for us door to door. Food: thebeaumontinn.com/menus/summer-menu-2/ (For reference the current menu is above but no doubt this changes often) French Onion Soup - BBQ Pulled Pork/Brisket Soup Scottish Salmon - Scallops It's been a few weeks, so the details are a bit hazy, but nothing stood out as being bad or off-putting with possibly once exception. That pulled pork soup thing wasn't bad but the consistency was just....different. Never had BBQ has a soup before and probably never directly will again. I will say this, Beaumont oozes classy and sitting outside on a warm summer evening with a bit of a breeze with all of the flora and fauna of the grounds in truly a treat. I don't see a trip to this area at any point in my near future but if you are up this way and don't mind doing something a bit upscale, you could do far worse than coming here.

This is just about the flea fair itself, not the drive-in movie theater. It's still a favorite spot…read morefor me to visit in the spring, summer, and fall. For $1 admission, you can discover a treasure trove of goodies, antiques, and even some junky finds (what one person considers junk, another might consider a treasure!). On a good day, the flea fair is full of vendors and people to sell their items. Last week, they had to turn away vendors because they ran out of spots. The drive-in concession stand is open, though they don't have breakfast food options I could see. Still, it's a good option if you're planning to spend the whole day there. The flea fair runs from 6 AM - 2 PM on Sundays, so it's best to get there early, as it tends to fill up quickly on nice days. Also, keep in mind that bad weather days might mean fewer vendors, so plan accordingly. There is also no indoor flea market option. I highly recommend this flea fair; I always leave with something whenever I go.

Circle Drive-In is still in 1990 but in the best way possible. The screen is big and mostly bright,…read moreand the sound quality is solid in the car. The property itself though, has not been updated since it probably opened. Old school popcorn machines, comforting but slightly off putting concession area, and clean but strange bathroom. Again, I say all of this with love. The staff does a good job of getting folks in and getting everyone set up, plus they play all good and recent movies.