There aren't a ton of places in a small town like this so it's great that Amy's is so awesome. The…read morefood was fantastic, beer was cold, and the bartenders were friendly. I'll be back when the weather is better and I can see the river from the open windows.

Good food, service, and drinks! Have not been there in the summer/fair weather months, but…read moredefinitely plan to. Atmosphere can be a bit rowdy depending on when you're there. The punching bag machine is a bit obnoxious for a restaurant.

Friendly, knowledgeable and accommodating to our questions and needs. We'll definitely be regulars.read more

The only two negative reviews on here have to do with people perceiving the staff as rude. Quit…read morecrying.. Is the product good? Absolutely..the best in the county. Scallops are fantastic, great fresh seafood. Anytime I have been there the staff is fine.

The Sticky Elbow had a big menu and even bigger portion sizes…read more My bartender and server was great. She gave generous pours, solid recommendations, and constant smiles. Despite being one of the few patrons in the restaurant, my order took quite some time to come out. Drinks were made instantly, but I finished two before my entree arrived. The bathroom was strangely the only sticky element of the establishment. *Ribeye: huge 18 ounce ribeye served with sweet potato fries and creamed corn. Although I asked for medium rare, the edges leaned closer to medium well. That said, the steak was thoroughly seasoned and tender throughout. The sweet potato fries were heavily seasoned with sea salt, though the potatoes themselves were sweet enough to balance it out. The creamed corn was the most pungent and watery component. I wished the sauce had been thickened more, as it pooled underneath the steak and softened the bottom crust. Overall, this dish was hefty and a steal for the price. *Frost Bite: one of the seasonal mixed drinks. The Malibu and pineapple juice gave this a pina colada style profile. The blue curacao added a striking snowy appearance, though the drink itself leaned quite sweet. *Jingle Juice: another seasonal option, though this one packed a stronger alcohol punch. The tequila was more prominent, while the peach schnapps helped soften the edge. However, the cranberry and orange juices were barely noticeable, so it did not quite deliver the spiked fruit punch profile I was expecting. I loved the generous portions and strong flavors. While the execution was not perfect, the large sizes and heavy pours still made this a jolly experience.

Great food and service would recommend will be back soon !!! Place was busy too that says a lotread more

The service , the food the whole vibe was spot on. We are picky New Yorkers and judgy when we leave…read morethe tri state area and LOVED Franco's . Will be back!

Old school in so many ways. Very welcoming!! Good food in a very comfortable setting.read more

So bad. Probably the worst "Indian food" I've ever had. I ordered the Chicken Tikka Masala, rice…read moreand Naan. The Tikka Masala base tasted exactly like Campbell's tomato soup with cream. It was terrible. I got about 5 small cubes of chicken. The Naan was like hard, crusty, microwaved bread. Exactly the opposite of what Naan actually is. It was beyond bad. The only redeeming quality of this place was the guy behind the counter. It's $25 I will never get back. People who say this is authentic food lhave never had authentic Middle Eastern or Indian food.

The food here is Authentic and delicious. A hidden gem in Williamsport, you can either eat in or…read moretake to go. The grandkids love it because there is an "American menu" since they are unfamiliar with the cuisine. You can make it as spicy as you want (or not), and since I love my spice this is important. Not to be missed!

Was welcomed back to PA with a stop at this gem of a restaurant…read more Sauce was excellent and exceeded expectations Lasagna and Chicken Marsala was off the chain

So disappointed! Had dinner here tonight. Arrived at 5:15; were seated immediately. Ordered and…read morereceived our salad and bread at 5:35 - then nothing for 40 minutes, which is when our server apologized for the delay saying take out orders were consuming the kitchen. At 6:23 our food finally arrived! 2 minutes before hubby and I agreed we'd walk out. The extra sad fact is that hubby ordered the daily special and I had a standard chicken dish. The food was good and very hot. The server was very kind, but management needs to better balance take out and dine in service. Perhaps you just stick with takeout pizza. We won't go back. There are too many good restaurants in Williamsport to choose from.

The Food is fantastic. Best Hibachi in the region!…read more We had a birthday dinner here. We collectively got the Filet, Chicken, & Shrimp, which all was great. All meals came with RICE AND NOODLES, which were amazing. Great atmosphere, food, and service. We drive up from Lewisburg, and it's worth it. (30 minute drive)

Really good food and great service. We ordered take out for…read morethe first time versus eating inside. Order was spot on and food was delicious.

We had a date night with no kids and this place was recommended to us about 30 minutes before hand…read more Well it was awesome and the waitress was great! Glad her mom's boyfriend told us to go her lol! The kimchi burger and Denver steak was all great, we got a beer and a fireside manhattan for drinks all good!

Right behind the Marriott Bonvoy. They have both indoor and…read moreoutdoor seating available. Came here for a work dinner so the restaurant was closed for this private event. When walking inside, the smell reminded me of an old basement, but it quickly faded. We had live music playing, which set the perfect vibe. The bartenders were quick and super friendly. Enjoyed a variety of appetizers and my favorite was the bread. The crust had a great salty flavor to it. Unfortunately, my entrée was forgotten about so I didn't get my plate of food until most of the party was done eating. However, this server was very apologetic and I just slipped on my mojito. Loved the street corn and the poblano crema on the potatoes. For dessert I had the ice cream sandwich, which was underwhelming. The cookies were too hard, a bit overcooked for my liking. Overall, I did like the variety of their menu and the overall atmosphere of this joint.

First time stopping by this restaurant (located on the back street of where google map directs)…read more The food was delicious! Sophia is in her 70s and is the owner, chef, waitress all-in-one. After making my takeout order she talked with me for 20 minutes about her family, business (has operated this restaurant for 53 years!), and travels. On top of that, she made everything with one hand while wearing a cast from surgery from last week. Such a neat character, restaurant, and amazing food.

First of all, I wanted to say that the main owner of this place is the kindest woman I've ever met…read moreher whole ethos is bringing people together to have conversations and I think just to have that mentality and compassion for people and that desire to bring people together around food is something that I inspired to Inculcate in myself. She honestly sat down and right away told me about her story told me about her family allowed me to join the conversation as well and it just felt like I was at home just for her. I would come back multiple times as far as the ambience goes. The door is always creating an inviting environment. it's one of the places where you just go and you feel like you're transported to another country where you can just relax. The food also felt very healthy. It wasn't heavy at all. It was a little bit on the pricey red but still, it just felt so homey so organic and overall the ambience made the whole experience.

Overall/ maybe worth stopping by again, but it'll be a tough sell to my husband, especially with…read moreother establishments in the area we know we like better, or would try. A kind of expensive stop for meh food and beer. Staff were amazing, so I feel slightly bad for a critical review. ---------------------------- Parking/ This started off the experience rocky for our vehicle. There seemed to be no specific parking dedicated to the brewery. There seemed to be a lot next door for the bank, but there was tons of signage saying it was for the bank, and others would be towed. There seemed to be street parking, but tons of signs saying no parking, loading zones, etc. After three trips around the block settled on the bank since it was Sunday. Had this been any other day, I could have seen us giving up and going elsewhere. Ambiance/ Very brewery-esque with tanks, natural vibes, etc. There was a live jazz trio playing who sounded lovely, but I just wasn't in the mood to try to talk over music, and asked to be moved further away. It seemed like the general feel, many were sat in main bar area, and asked to move back. Staff/ Every single staff member was super friendly, helpful, prompt, and trying to make your experience go well, so super shout out to the staff. Food/ We were stopping through the area around lunch time, so we didn't need anything crazy, but if you weren't getting breakfast or a burger, there wasn't much else. We both ordered a burger (All American and the breakfast/fried egg one). The All-American was good and I upgraded to fries. Breakfast burger was "good enough" I'm told. The chips that come with the burgers are just bagged kettles chips and not homemade. Beers/ We actually came in thinking we weren't going to drink, but were suckers for trying new things. Husband had an IPA and I had a fruited sour. Neither of us liked our beers, and I purposely made sure to drink mine before finishing my food so I didn't have to end with it. Price/ I don't know the area well but beers were $7-$8 for 10 oz pours. For two burgers, one with bagged chips and one with upgraded fries, and 2 not good beers, our bill was $50+. Which isn't terrible, but I could find better places to eat for that price point.

High on the Frog…read more Locally-owned and operated brewery and brewpub that's been in operation for nearly forty (ca. 1986) years. They're located in the heart of Downtown Williamsport and bring their A game when it comes to food and brews. The Good: *Great location right across from the theater (we were there to see a graduation) *Friendly service *Small dog-friendly front patio *Live music *Sunday Brunch *Fried Pierogis were delicious and served up hot and fresh. I wish they were a little more seasoned, as the mashed potato filling needed more salt. But ain't that the way taters always is? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ *Carissa loved her Korean BBQ Salmon Salad, as the fish was cooked perfectly and the house KBBQ sauce was delicious. *Huge draft list of housemade beers, ciders, and even sodas. *My Pittsburger was epic! Talk about a meal in one handful: burger, slaw, and fries all packed neatly between two soft pillowy buns made this a Man vs Food episode in the making. The Meh: *Free but limited street parking. There are several small lots adjacent but I'm not sure what their limitations are. The Ugly: *The place can fill up fast, especially if there's an event/show at the aforementioned theater. Conclusion: Great beer, ambiance, and food. Say less.