Only opens during weekends F-S but otherwise great coffee and tea blends with limited pastries but…read moreall good. I bought other things like ghee, because it's an Ayurveda center. If you are around or go there for yoga class and it's during weekends, then is worth trying. Namaste

Very good vibe and feel with a great selection of coffee, chocolate, cookies (to die for) fresh…read morejuices and authentic chai. Options available to have a healthy and organic vegetarian buffet during specific hours. Head here for the natural beauty of the poconos, the nature walks and the peace, at the same time enjoying the ambience, products and feel of a very modern and sophisticated Cafe that only sources in the most responsible and environmental friendly way.

Nov, 2024. Bethel Kitchens (Scranton, PA)/catering. For context, we normally live in Virginia, but…read morewould be hosting a Nepalese "rice feeding" ceremony and luncheon for our 6-month-old granddaughter and 17 guests at a home in northeastern Pennsylvania. We were thrilled to find Bethel Kitchens in Scranton, and my husband (who is Nepalese) made arrangements for a buffet luncheon from Bethel Kitchens, including delivery (15 miles away, $65). We ordered half-trays of a variety of items -- vegetable biryani (rice, with was served with raita (yogurt, cucumber, tomato); goat choila (spiced boneless roasted meat); chicken momos (steamed dumplings) served with tomato achar sauce; cauliflower and potato curry; small-sized (as we requested) potato and pea samosa snacks; and jalebi, for dessert. The food was authentic and very tasty, and the quantities were very good. One minor concern was that the curry was very spicy , even for the Nepalis in our group, even though we had asked and reminded the restaurant that we needed them to limit the chili peppers. The order was delivered on time, with good communications when they were on their way. Prices were fair and reasonable. All restaurant staff that we interacted with were friendly. We also dropped into the actual restaurant in Scranton to finalize the plans for catering. It's tastefully decorated, and welcoming. We'll definitely visit again for a meal during our next visit to Scranton.

Two stars for bad service. Order was 50% incorrect…read more Ordered delivery via Door Dash. Spent a ton of money because I've never had Tibetan/Nepalese food before, figured since my wife was away might as well go all out. Ordered pork sekwa, chicken choila, jhol laphing, aloo nimki, sadeko chawchaw, chatpate minimum, puri sabji, pork c-momo, and chicken thukpa. Figured this should be enough for the weekend. I asked for no raw onions (every line on the Door Dash instructions), every dish is littered with them. Some of the items are so tiny it's not worth picking out the raw onions, so the dishes will wind up in the trash. The sekwa and choila didn't come with the puffed beaten rice either, and I didn't get the puri sabji (got two chatpates). The best of the lot was the thukpa, very tasty and flavor soup with lo mein noodles and tandoori-esque bbq chicken inside. The pork chili momo was pretty good too, not too spicy, a little crispy, good texture. I was able to scrape away the onions from the choila, nice taste, little chunks of chicken reminding me of chicken 65 or chili chicken. It also had cilantro and other herbs but I scraped most of it off because I can't eat raw onions. The aloo nimki was saturated in oil, but resembles roti in a sense. It wasn't puffed up at all but I'll chalk that up to the delivery distance. I have one left, will use the potato dip later. The pork sekwa is fatty pork pieces in a red dye and tandoori bbq color with typical seasoning (cumin/coriander/cilantro and some citrus). I can take or leave it, not a fan of fatty meat. Will probably save it and saute it later with rice. The jhol laphing is also pretty interesting; cold noodle with some crispy rice bits and other herbs inside. I can't eat the chatpate or sadeko chawchaw as they're loaded with onios. Overall don't think I'd repeat an order since this one was badly messed up. What I could eat though tasted nice however.

Ordered via Doordash delivery and even back home the service was fast and friendly…read more Wanted Tibetan food again and kind of a redemption meal since Bethels completely blew it for me when I tried them. This time I ordered all chicken except for the momo because to be honest, I hate fatty pork. Ordered chicken choila and sekwa, chili chicken, and pork chili momo. I asked for no onions on every line and Nepali actually listened. It took some time for the restaurant to get the food to the driver, so makes me think everything was prepared fresh. Everything tasted great, spicy but not face melting spicy. It was easy to pick up some cilantro and cumin notes, as well as other spices I unfortunately cannot name. The only down side was the momo was a bit soggy but the taste was really good. I'll definitely order again from Nepali or actually shop at the store for unique ingredients.

We don't have any Nepali food near home, so when this place popped up on Yelp, we decided that we…read morehad to stop. The bar and restaurant is tucked into the back of a small ethnic grocery store. Parking is very limited and we nearly got t-boned pulling in, but people never esteem those things that come easily. There weren't any beverages on the menu, but there is an impressive array of soft drinks available to buy in the store, and a moderately well-stocked bar. The menu is limited but it all sounded good. We each ordered a soup, and we tried to order three sides to share, but they only had one available- the chat patey, so we got that. It turns out to be a sort of spiced crispy puffed rice dish with little bits of pickled carrot and pepper. I could have eaten the whole thing myself, but I was afraid that my family might never forgive me. The Kid also ordered the pork shekuwa ($10.99) which is a kind of seasoned grilled pork cubes with vegetables- think kebab without a stick. It was delicious- the pork was juicy and the vegetables were cooked perfectly. The Kid and I both ordered the pork jhol momo - a spicy broth filled with pork dumplings ($11.99 each). My Bride got the chicken jhol momo ($11.99), which was just as delicious but I found it a touch less spicy. The dumplings (momo) are apparently a popular street food in Nepal. With tax, but before tip, this delicious and sinus-fixing feast for the senses came to $55. Worth every penny. TL;DR - the parking sucks but the food more than repays the effort. Highly recommended.

Truly excellent food. Love the Smash burger!! The soft ice cream is out of this world.read more

For the smash burger only. I want to like it but all I taste is the bun. It's huge and dense. I'm…read morewondering if they ran out of what they usually use since this is their signature item. I can't imagine this being the regular bread -it's like cheap grocery store buns but oversized. Completely overpowers the burger.

This A&W is combined with a KFC. This is my second and final visit here. I had wanted a…read morecheeseburger, but they told me there was a wait time. I decided to get a coney dog cobo meal. The dog was good, the fries meh. They had no unsweetened tea, second timr. I added an order of chicken nuggets. Apparently KFC style. They were awful. No offer of ketchup or sauce for the chicken. 18.50 for a poor meal. Been to the A&Ws in Cortland, Hudson, Dickson City, Lake George, and Lake Placid within the past year. They were all excellent.

First time at an A & W. Nothing fancy, just another fast food burger joint. Only difference they…read moreservice root beer and Ice cream. It was a nice change from mcd's or burger king. Burgers were good. When visiting will have another option to eat.

Came for dinner because we were walking around the Commons on a Friday night. They were busy so…read morethere was a bit of a wait as the single hostess was guiding groups to their tables. We sat in an inside booth but it was very sunny and there were no shades on the window so our friend had to wear his sunglasses at the table. They have a mix of limited local beers, and other craft and domestic beers on tap but they don't make their own beer here. Food was good, I shared the shroomin pizza with a friend.

We stopped for a couple of refreshing sours on a summer evening…read more Meier's Creek Berry Man has prominent dark fruit flavors of goldenberry, strawberry, raspberry, blueberry, blackberry, led by huckleberry. Huckleberry is a more-tart relative of the blueberry, and is notoriously difficult to farm. There was so much fruit here that we couldn't really say it was the dominant flavor. Quite nice. Nice red hue, too. Wait ... "Berry Man"-ilow? Not sure of the intended implications. It seems to get sweeter as it warms up. I still don't get the name. Wachusett Blueberry Ale was a less-tart and more malty brew. This to us was more beer that fruit-punch. So one of liked the first, and the other liked this. There were maybe a dozen more drafts to choose from. The bar was pleasant, bright, and relaxing.

Food is delicious, especially their wings! Good service and nice atmosphere! The first place I go…read moreto for wings!

Best burger in the area IMO and friendly service. Nice place on the out skirts of town that know…read morehow to take care of not just the locals, but new customers just the same.

Great place to watch (many) football games. Enjoyed sitting at the bar enjoying good food…read more Surprised by really good chicken quesadillas!!

Fantastic sports bar and pizza/wing joint. I've been coming here for the past 15 years and it's…read morealways been a great experience. We will come here for work recognition everts and they always accommodate us, often at the last minute. The staff has always been top notch and the food is great. Burgers, wings, pizza always well executed. I give them 5 stars because they do the sports bar thing to perfection. Lots of big TV screens so whatever sport is going on, you can see it. They have an outdoor seating area that's open in the warm weather months and they usually have a great band or entertainment. The Dugout has been in our Saturday date night rotation for more than a decade and it is a great solid establishment. And oh by the way, it's the least expensive restaurant we frequent so the experience per dollar can't be beat.