An OK takeout experience at Cheers Bistro. I visited late in the evening and it seemed like they…read moremight have been preparing to close the kitchen for the night. Ordering was OK, however, I had to be relentless in asking for updates on my order as there were a few to-go bags sitting at the bar. I stood at the bar for quite a while and eventually received my food, but not without an unwelcoming attitude from someone who I believe might have been managing orders and the bar. The food was OK. The dining room looks inviting and comfortable, however, it seems the bar is the feature, so don't expect a quiet dinner experience. Definitely a good, casual bar experience in downtown Reading. If at the Doubletree I'll try them again and perhaps dine-in.

The food, service, and drinks are amazing! I bit on the pricey, side but overall a great experience.read more

The best chili dog you can find in my opinion. I'm no chili…read moredog expert but have been to Yocco's and Willy Joe's many times, not to mention Pott's in Bethlehem,Jimmy's quick lunch in Hazleton, and Abe's & Ferris' Lunch in Wilkes-Bar. Rutt's Hut in Clifton NJ. And have had NY dogs and Chicago dogs in their respective cities...this slays them all. Of course, like pizza and wings and cheesesteaks etc, it comes down to what you're looking for in that particular genre. They nailed it here with the perfect combination of mustard onions and chili. Some places are stingy with the chili or pile on too many onions. Not Forest Inn. Perfect ratio. Maybe it is simply the care with which they are prepared? I don't know. But as a kid I would grab a chili dog from the Whitehall Mall (Allentown/Whitehall) at a place called Little Red Wagon. Just a wagon-like stand in hallway of mall. The chili dogs at Forest Inn remind me of those dogs. This spot is your classic dive bar. Typical characters you'd expect. Old school urinals. Jukebox that you can't play with your Touchtune/AMI app. Tons of Pennsylvania Skill games(more than I've ever seen at one bar) Seemed like a clean place though so no complaints. The real star of the show is the bartender/chef/manager Harry. He is on the ball! Super nice guy too. He has to serve all the patrons plus cook up all the food and keep non-patrons from using the restroom or just hanging out. He does it all with ease and is fun to talk to as well. I've been here twice already and will return for third time shortly. It's is 45 minutes from house so I can't go on a regular basis but they're so good I gotta make a trek there a few times a year. Give Forest Inn a try! You won't be disappointed.

Good old-fashioned dive. The bartender is also the cashier, the cook, the waiter, and the greeter…read more He did all of them well. The place is walking distance to the Santander Arena and does not get as overcrowded as other places. It is completely unpretentious and very reasonably priced. The food is simple, old school bar food. It is an experience that I recommend. Get a couple of cheeseburgers and a chili dog, side of fries and some cheap drinks and leave happy.

Just a note that the Cafe' has changed ownership and is trying to get its feet back after the…read morepandemic. The space is the same great place it was but it is now just a bar serving ONLY bottled beer and shots. The old notes on hours, etc. you get when you google it are now erroneous. No mixed drinks. No food. I do hope it can become more once again as it is a landmark of the bar and pub scene in Reading.

I live in Bethlehem pa....there are many great steak restaurants in Bethlehem. However; this pub…read moreand martini bar.is superior to any steak restaurants in Bethlehem. I stopped tonight. I had a new York strip, and potatoes, fresh green beans. Had a couple beers and my bill was justunder $30.00....I have ate a the cork, prime steak in bethlehem. ...and u could triple ur bill for the same quality and excellent quality. Also they had a nice small jazz band....great ambience. . ...also service is excellent...this is like a hidden treasure of a pub/ restaurant. Thx for the experience. Jamie

Saucony Creek has a great atmosphere, especially being set in an old train station--that was the…read morebest part. The beer was tasty, the food decent, and while service outside was slow, our waiter was friendly and helpful. A solid spot if you're into craft brews and cool settings.

This could be so charming. Building is historic beautiful with huge windows. There's a great…read moreoutdoor space with fire pits. Tons of parking. The microbrews were tasty and the menu looked nice. However, there was a hint of sewage in the air when I walked through the doors then I went to the bathroom and figured out where it was coming from. It was so rank in there, I realize now why the restaurant was completely empty. It's really a shame, they've got to get their sewer fixed. We did get a big pretzel and then decided to leave and have dinner elsewhere. The pretzel was old and smaller than expected and must've been in the freezer a long time.

I freaking love it here. The food is awesome. Always a good vibe here. Fried pickles are…read moreexceptional. And always a pick for the baby girl. From surf and turf to Wienerschnitzel pretty decent bar too with Yuengling on tap. Overall four out of five.

Great night at the bar! Pack house and no time for food before the comedy show... just kidding…read more Had to have a piece of Ash's favorite Thanks to the service from the bartender for making our short trip still perfect timing

My wife and I love this little restaurant. It's homemade Mexican-American food prepared fresh and…read morequick. We usually get the tacos, huaraches, or quesadillas with chicken. The fresh avocado slices in the huaraches and the special green-chili sauce makes this "spicy kitchen" a favorite lunch stop for us. You can take out or eat in; and we've done both. The advantage of eating in is that the food is more fresh and you don't have to worry about it getting cold on the way home. The owners and cooks will bring out the food to you, which is great service. There are a few tables and a long bar with stools in front of a wall mirror to sit at. One potential downside is that it's noisy with the TV and radio on (often blasting, and in Spanish). One thing that is sort of interesting, too, is that the common side order is french fries instead of tortilla chips. It's in the middle of the city of Reading, but on a side street away from the main attractions of downtown. On street parking is typically not an issue when we go, around 1PM during the week. We've never had problems with ordering custom-made dishes in English, as most of the dishes are listed in Spanish on the in-store menu--and this is something we really appreciate, as my wife prefers to custom-order for personal reasons (e.g., "without cilantro, onions, and tomatoes"). The price is excellent for the amount of food and quality of service you receive.

I have probably come here over 100 times, and I'm STILL not tired. Every time I come, the food is…read moremade to perfection and just delicious. As to service, people here are very nice! One thing that shocks me every time I come, is that the food gets to us faster than any other resturaunt!!!! I love Picante!