'The Peckville House' as it's known around these parts is a must-see if you're in the area! It's…read morekinda mind-blowing! It was featured on ABC's 'Great American Light Fight' and one can certainly see why! It's actually two houses that decided to decorate together! There's not one inch left untouched! You can usually walk through the yard to the back where there's even more lawn decor, towering trees, and Santa and his reindeer flying overhead! This year it was closed but you can still take a drive around back! Don't forget to look to your right also! There you will find a Halloween display! So fun! This is definitely worth the trip if you're within 30 mins. It's close to Montage Mountain if you happen to be in the area skiing or tubing. It also goes hand in hand with many other holiday attractions in the neighborhood! You can certainly just drive by if getting out isn't your thing. There is a photo booth picture op but I think taking photos in front of the house is better. Fantastic! Such a treat to the community! It's so touching to witness the energy and work that goes into making others happy during this time...of year and in life in general. Photos DO NOT do this place justice! It's massive!

We were so happy to attend a community event at the Cooperage Project. This space is absolutely…read morebeautiful inside and out. We met some awesome people that live in Honesdale and I fell in love with the place. On their website their mission is to offer a range of instructive and entertaining activities that will engage, challenge and enlighten. Some upcoming events for November 2021 November 6th- Farmers Market November 7th- RiverVibes Concert: Bob Malone You can check out their website for more upcoming events. I hope to visit the area again or even better move there.

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!

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!

"Riders on the storm, riders on the storm Into this house…read morewe're born, into this world we're thrown Like a dog without a bone, an actor out on loan Riders on the storm" (The Doors) We went to a RailRider game a few days ago and honestly, we were disappointed. I expected a much better stadium experience from the AAA affiliate of the New York Yankees. I've been to quite a few AA games at home in Hartford and Worcester, and I will look you straight in the eye and tell you the Dunkin Stadium and Polar Park experiences are far superior. Scranton's stadium itself was nothing extraordinary, and the between inning entertainment was pretty mundane. Even the T Shirt toss into the stands seemed lame. Quite a letdown.

Great game and fair prices. Easy parking as well. Staff is very friendly and helpful.read more

WOW !!! One of the most beautiful places I've been . It would be a great wedding venue , they have…read morea pool and the dining area is beautiful with glass windows all around . The vibe in the place is awesome with friendly staff and great food . They also have live entertainment which makes it even better . Highly recommend and can't wait to visit again

Lords Valley Country Club is wonderful Private Country Club in rural PA. Took me Approx 2 hours to…read moreget there from Central NJ A good friend of mine has a house on the course and became a member this year. The course is beautiful, phenomenal views of the lake and foliage this time time of year. The course is not overly long, but a few dog legs and strategic tree placement makes the course challenging. The course is in phenomenal condition, the staff takes amazing care of the course. The country club has a snack bar with sandwiches, burgers, hot dogs etc. There is a full service restaurant with a great chef as I understand. There are tennis courts and many activities. If you have the opportunity to play the course, I highly recommend it.

Great local fair has been around a long long time, many of generations. Check out all the…read moreexhibits. One price to enter/rides. Free Shuttle service from parking lot. Lot's of great food vender, and the fair food stand have great food for great prices.

This county fair has been around for generations, and the rides, attractions, and food has never…read moredisappointed me

It's a historical theater in Hawley that brings you back in time, a must visit, look online for…read moreshows that will be there

Obviously the person who wrote the previous review does no appreciate community theater. The…read moretheater is old, but the Ritz Players Theater group is one of the best I have seen in community theater, and in today's economy you cannot beat the price for wonderful entertainment.. I guess the person who wrote the last review is used to broadway and fancy theaters, rather than good talent and entertainment. Instead of complaining about the theater maybe a substantial donation to help this wonderful group of people should be made.

I found out this place recently opened and I love to support local so I grabbed a couple of my…read moreco-workers and we stopped for lunch. Décor is clean and simple, with a little country feel. I loved the beautiful dark hardwood floors. They have a little refrigerated case where you can pick up some local eggs, cheeses, milks, kombucha and more. No seating inside. If you don't want to venture inside, there is a window outside where you can place your order. They also advertise that they have curbside pick-up. The menu can be found on the large whiteboards in or outside the shop or on their FB page. Be sure to check their FB page for weekly specials as well. There are two tables outside for your dining pleasure and that's what we decided to do. The food was really good. Two of us ordered 1/2 lb burgers (that came with your choice of bun, cheese, toppings and a bag of chips) and the third person ordered the pulled pork (with sweet heat sauce). We all agreed that we really enjoyed our food. The burger was thick and very tasty--the lettuce and tomato tasted like they were fresh picked out of the garden! I also tried the Tropical smoothie (it had me at "mango") and blueberry cake. Everything we had was delicious and we can't wait to go back to try something else! This place is very KETO FRIENDLY. They had many different keto options from buns to fat bombs. Service was super friendly and you can tell they care about their customers. They also carry fresh meats--check out their website--it's lists the different types of steaks, chicken, sausages and seafood that they carry. They also offer a variety of subscription meat boxes There is no butcher case here though. I subtracted a star due to lack of seating. With only two tables for dining (one table seats 4, the other table seats 2), you may be disappointed if you and some friends stop here with intentions on eating at the establishment. We were told they have dining room in the back that they are working on, but for now, get there early or you may have to take your food to-go.