Excellent craft beer selection with Wallenpaupack, Lancaster, Well Crafted Beer, Elysian, and…read moreDevil's Backbone along with Bell's Shock Too, Goose Island, Lagunitas and Krombacher. I had the chopped salad with steak. It was pretty good. I would order it again. The circular bar was filled with characters and the bartender, Andrew, was great.

So it was decent, edible and okay. Nothing spectacular but I would recommend if hungry and had…read morelimited options like me. Everything was just okay. Decent French onion. Wedge salad had a bit of freezer burn taste. Kid's meal was good. Service was really good.

Absolutely beautiful view. Make sure you get there before sunset. Scrumptious food and wonderful…read moreservice. We were a little shocked at the prices for what we got, but it was an enjoyable and relaxing meal.

We visited Lakeview, yesterday, for our Thanksgiving dinner. To say I was disappointed is an…read moreunderstatement. The restaurant was decorated for the holiday but not for Thanksgiving. Garland was silver and beautiful but spoke winter and not autumn. We were seated at a lovely table overlooking the lake. However, the lake is not lit and the view out the window was a black void. We ordered sparkling water. The menu offered one Thanksgiving option and varied dinner options from seafood to pasta. I didn't choose the Thanksgiving option because it was lacking appealing side dishes. Instead, I ordered salmon and a Broccolini Caesar salad to start. The salad was delicious and my husband loved his garden salad. My seared salmon arrived sitting next to small capers in some kind of sauce. My husband ordered scallops and they sat beside risotto. His scallops though seared were undercooked inside. My salmon was nicely seared but small capers as a side? Our dinners were disappointing. We ordered chocolate cheesecake with a brownie crust to go. Trying it after we were home, it was a fluffy top but definitely not cheesecake. Our meals cost $140. I should add that our waitress, Annmarie? was fantastic. Overall, an expensive disappointing dinner.

Great local bar. The bar staff is the best even when the place is packed, which is often. Stop in…read moreand enjoy the outside seating and live music. Currently have a temporary menu due to some kitchen renovations but the cheesesteaks and wings are definitely the best around!

Food was not great, waited 1 hour to just get our food- (wings and a cheese steak), Waitress forgot…read moreabout us twice. Don't know how it was named best cheesesteak in the Poconos- it was like minced meat scrambled with cheese and the wings were the smallest ever seen. Oh- and don't forget your bug spray if you sit outside. On a positive note- we enjoyed the band.

I would say the high reviews are based on the locals that live in the area. I hate to say it but…read morethere isn't a lot of great food choices when visiting the Poconos. As an out of towner who has access to amazing cuisine options in my area this restaurant gets three stars and that's being nice. When you walk in it's like a motel entrance. Literally it has all the tourist pamphlets lining the entrance to the hostess stand which doubles as the front desk of the hotel. It's not welcoming and feels cheap. To get to the restaurant you walk down a narrow long bar area where plenty of locals (I'm assuming) were enjoying happy hour. Loud and unwelcoming imho. We were seated in a two top which is super close to another two top. When I requested a booth in leu of the table (every booth was empty) the hostess said they were all reserved. Noting during our entire dining experience there were empty booths. Felt a little shady. Server was very sweet and great personality but unfortunately was not very fast. Every time she finally came back to the table she was apologizing for taking so long. She had other tables but wasn't in the weeds that we could see (in my youth I worked both as a server and hostess). The homemade bread we were looking forward to wasn't fresh and it was lacking taste as was the dipping oil. Adding salt and pepper helped the oil dip. Even though we were both hungry we didn't eat all the bread. That's a problem. We ordered clams as an appetizer. Again, tasteless needed salt, no flavor otherwise. For dinner, I ordered a seafood trio with Brussel sprouts. My husband ordered a fillet cooked, medium with a baked potato. The crabcake lacked flavor had way too much filling tasted like it came from Cisco. After a second bite, I would not eat anymore. The shrimp was ho hum and the lobster not that great either. My husband's steak was very bland no flavor in the meat even though it was cooked to temperature with a slight char on the outside. Because of the slow service and lack of flavor in the food we just wanted to check and get out of there as quickly as possible. What a bust for over $200.

Bartender needs a lesson in being nice to people. It was like we were a bother when we ordered…read moredrinks. Food was horrendous. Massive servings of Bread, Sauce, Chips, but what we ordered was buried amongst them. Chicken wings were flavorless (dry rub), Bar fries were swimming in a sea of cheese sauce that was salty with the bacon bits. Prices are high and not worth it for subpar food. The shining star was our cheerful and accommodating waitress who was a light in a darkly lit room. My husband and I were nauseous all night and the exit wasn't pretty. Definitely a disappointment for a venue in our back yard.

We stopped by Stockade Tavern for drinks and a bite to eat before dinner. We sat at the bar, and it…read morewas the perfect place to hang out. There was a happy hour, and I got an old fashioned off of it. I liked that there was a decent amount of alcohol in the drink, but I felt that the flavors were basic. We also got the chicken pate, which I really enjoyed. They toasted some fresh bread with it too.

Super expensive; condescending staff. There was an older…read morewoman behind the bar with red hair was extremely rude and condescending. Dirty bathroom. Nowhere near worth the price. I wish I could give half a star.

I don't typically drive 25+ minutes to try new places but friends of ours said they wanted to try…read morethis place out. Apparently had heard good things. Outside, the place is kind of unique. Looks like maybe it was a barn or blacksmith type place, but also looks like during the summer it has a nice patio seating area. Inside, it's a nice big bar when you walk in and a smaller dining room off to the side. The ding room is nice. Tables and chair a bit tight, but nothing bad. Decorated nicely with what seem to be originals from maybe a local artist. Another area I rarely break tradition with is cocktails. I don't stray far but the cocktail menu was really impressive and creative so I decided to try a "Mango Bajito" which was really, really good. We all tried each other drinks and they were all unique and delicious. The menu is interesting. A kind of Latino-Italian mix - things like Chicken Piccata, Mushroom Ravioli (outstanding), Shrimp or steak over guac and tostones, garlic shrimp, etc. Everything was really, really fresh and delicious. The sauces were flavorful without being overbearing. We were there on a Saturday night and they had music after 930 pm (DJ that night) and it was good - not too loud, but entertaining. Seemed like a mellow crowd and there were people dancing as we left, but I wouldn't call it a "clublike" atmosphere (I'm old, so that was good, LOL). Throughout the meal, I believe she was one of the owners, came to our table to check in on us, chat - and she was very nice, and appreciative that we came. To me it was worth the drive across the board. Food, ambiance, service, friendliness and importantly, uniqueness - there are a million Italian restaurants in New Jersey - some good, some great. There are a ton of Latino restaurants too - all with their own cultural flavors - also some good and some great. One11 Bar and Kitchen was great because it had a unique combination AND it was executed well. I'd recommend it.

Here's the deal: ONE11 bar is spearheading the revitalization of the food scene in Dover…read more They have a good mix of bar scene and restaurant to satisfy the dinning experience you desire. The service is great and the food always hits!!

Our server at Piaule recommended this place and it did not disappoint. This was such a cool vibe…read more Way more fancy of a feel than we expected but still very much a bar. We were visitors but it definitely is very clear that this is a local stable with regulars and community. The burgers were good, the fries were good. My boyfriend got two lol.

Warm and cozy vibes, delicious cocktails, and fantastic smashburgers!! I love their cozy nook-type…read moreof seating, and I always appreciate a short and sweet menu bc I get decision fatigue. The burgers were larger than I expected, and they were so buttery and delicious!! Would highly recommend a stop here for drinks and bites when in the Catskills.

New owners, new menu, new ambience, OH MY!!!! Honestly, this review is long overdue. My husband and…read moreI have been coming here since they re-opened in 2024, and it's so so so good. From the second you walk in, you feel as though you've stepped into railroad dining car with an industrial modern feel. The details in the tilework at the door, the bar area, and entire dining room automatically make you want to cozy up for a cocktail and stay a while. It's easy to stay for a while -- fantastic cocktails are crafted with perfection by bartenders who dress the part. The food is created by magicians in the kitchen that serve up delectable dishes time and time again. We will keep coming back - especially if they continue the live music and late night menus!

First time here and can't wait to come back for another amazing brunch. Great vibe. Wonderful and…read moreattentive service. Everyone loves their dishes. Fresh, prepared wonderfully and lively presentation. Don't miss the cinnamon roll in the cast iron. And my husband said the eggs Benedict was the best he ever had!

For a taproom, the Barley Creek Taproom has an awesome menu. The "bar bites" are elevated and…read morereally substantial in size, the flatbreads are delicious, and they even offer a gluten free crust option for the flatbreads, burrata, and hummus plate. I was really impressed by how aware of allergies and dietary restrictions that are. Seating is ample, the space is huge, and the service is good. That + good food + excellent beer options (their own beers and some guest beers on tap) make this a great place beyond a quick drink.

Ok food, ok beer, fun atmosphere. Came for a bachelorette…read moreparty on a Saturday. We all got different things but I got a flatbread and a beer flight. The flatbread was just okay, cheese was tasteless and broccoli was nearly raw. The beer was also just okay, I got the pumpkin, blueberry, cream ale, and Hefeweizen. Nothing to write home about. The blueberry was particularly bad - but the pumpkin was good. There was musical bingo which was fun, but they play the songs waaaaay too long, never been to a musical bingo like that. Maybe play each song for 30 seconds, this guy played each song for like 2 minutes it was crazy. In almost 3 hours they only had 3 rounds of bingo! Overall, I'm not running back to this place and didn't get any beer to go - rare for me from a brewery. Some staff was nicer than others. Shout of Aliya our sever for being very kind and attentive.

A newer restaurant in the Jim Thorpe/ Penn's Peak area. We had been at this location many years ago…read morebut it has been closed for a long time. Now under new ownership & revamped, we stopped in for dinner pre-concert. Excellent experience! Seated quickly. Nice ambiance. Wait staff was friendly & attentive. Food served in a timely fashion. We were a party of 4 & all greatly enjoyed their meals. One member has some food restrictions & the restaurant staff & chef adapted perfectly. The 903 burgers were large & delicious. One of our party tried the Croque Monsieur sandwich special after hearing about this tasty treat in a movie & was very pleased. I had the pan seared salmon w dill special & enjoyed it immensely. Cooked to perfection w a nice dill sauce on an ample amount of whole grain rice & veggies. Will definitely return! A terrific addition to the Jim Thorpe dining scene!

Service was great, the place is nice with fancy table wear. The tables for two people are way too…read moresmall and jammed in. The food was plentiful but not very tasty. We both had red sauce dishes. Big table nearby with a big family. Not sure if they want to be fancy or family friendly. Great location seems to be catching on!