An amazing venue with some good small bites and live music!…read more Staff was extremely friendly and food came out fairly quickly. The brussel sprouts were amazing!

Interesting place. Nice architecture & a unique place for music & very casual food/drinks. Great…read morepeople-watching venue. We all enjoyed very basic food & it was executed well - chicken sandwich, cheeseburgers, falafel plate & drinks. It was enjoyable! Menu is very small - be sure to look at it before going to ensure there is something for you to like.

Once you walk into this rustic old home now converted into a cozy restaurant you immediately notice…read morethe character. The large wooden bar shows its age in the best way, giving off that classic, old-school feel. There are about 20 tables and roughly 10 or 15 bar stools in the main seating area. They do take reservations, and it's smart to make one if you want to guarantee a spot. We were greeted right away and served complimentary water and fresh sourdough bread with sea salt and olive oil. The sourdough was incredible honestly some of the best I've had. My wife ordered the chicken parm, which came in a large portion with fresh, house-made pasta. The sauce was excellent, truly one of the best I've ever tasted. The chicken cutlet was perfectly pounded, breaded, and crispy on the outside. I went with one of their standard pizzas a white pie with fresh garlic, honey, and other toppings that all worked beautifully together. Their sourdough pizza dough has been in the family for years from what we were told. The oven appears to be a brick oven (not sure if it's firewood or propane), but it has to be running at 1,000 degrees or more given the incredible crust. They also have a full bar with plenty of beer options. Parking is on a dirt lot across the street, with a small side lot as well. Service was excellent across the board. This is the type of spot that absolutely belongs on the TV show Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives. I can't say enough about how much we loved the food.

Fried calamari was good, tentacles were a little rubbery but I kind of like that! Bpt sandwich is…read morepork tenderloin flattened on brioche roll with lettuce tomatoes and secret sauce. The size of the loin was literally 5" wide by at least 12" long! Very tender and no way I was able to finish it. In fact it was good for two days of lunch! Very nice staff and great ambiance! Well done!

Great food and friendly service. A true experience in Calicoon towny-ness. All good vibes.read more

Great Tavern! The staff accommodated our group of 31 last min on a Saturday night. The food came…read moreout quick and was very good. I had the Delaware Burger. All the burgers looked great. Nice games on shelves kept all the kids occupied. Everyone left happy.

The Heron is the best restaurant in a 50-mile (probably more) radius. The menu is inventive and…read moreseasonal, food quality is consistently excellent, the team is warm and welcoming, the play list is on point, and it's always a treat to see how Marla (co-owner with her chef partner, Paul) has tricked out the space for holidays year 'round. Run, don't walk -- but first make a reservation. Tables are in demand, especially in summer when the river-view deck is open.

Amazing food, carefully curated menu, friendly atmosphere and attentive service. Oh, and they make…read moregreat drinks too!

The Spartan Race is held here every year and those as the second time participating. It was OK. I…read morefinished and didn't die but my goodness, the grounds were horrible. It rained and the mud was ankle/knee deep, almost throughout the entire course. The bathrooms (portable potties) were a wreck. I'm just hoping what we're were walking through, was actually mud. The entire place smelled like sewage. It was difficult to eat anything there after our race and driving home was terrible. We were all caked with mud. Last year was much better but you can't really mess with mother nature. She's gonna do what she's gonna do.

Well, I must say this was very groovy…read more You enter a vibe! My eyes were open soooo wide to it all! The 60's were very visual! The music was sooo different! I had to see the location of the most famous concert in the whole world of all times . "Woodstock!" I was looking for the road marker in the big stone that overlooks the valley of where all those people filled the field (and when it became so packed and people just stopped their cars and got out and walked to as close as they could to the venue. The view is iconic and it is a delight ! I'm happy to see the road side marker and the big stone marker ! They have since built a great outdoor concert stage with partial covering closest to the stage. So if you ever want to come for a concert, you have that going for you. And it looks like today there was another event there that had nothing to do with music. It was sports, but even still folks enjoyed their day and then joined me at the Woodstock Museum. MUSEUM. So I wish I had more time to spend here. Because I would wanna maximize my $22.. Very sweet people welcoming at the front desk reception. There is a wonderful museum . Learn all about the beginning of the 1960s and see how much it changed by 1969. Then they guide you through 1969 which was exceeding compact with so many significant events . The baby boomer experience! You can enjoy sitting in many nooks watching a screen showing old news footage telling about life then! IT really gets you in the mindset of that time. DISPLAYS of artifacts from the concert and the business side of it as well as the advertising, then LOGISTICS trying to find out which field they can use. And then showtime! THE FASHION'S. It was my first time to ever see "" love beads" it was cool seeing all the clothes and jewelry! They had a booth that had just an area for you to hear people who were there share their memories of that weekend! It was nice to be in the museum with older people, and seeing how they were having this big smile on their face hearing all these old songs and reminiscing of their youth! There was also a docent that was an actual Woodstock participant/concert goer . So you could really ask questions to people who know! There is A BREAKDOWN OF EVERY ARTIST EVERY SONG. They're a little Knox where you can really take time to spend in the areas of your interest. I really wanted to google some of these songs and try to understand the story being told & try to understand the poetry. There is a HUGE THEATER WHERE YOU CAN WATCH A BIG PRODUCTION OF THAT WEEKEND!! Very exciting! I think you wanna make time for this also. GIFTSHOP IT was a very nice gift shop!!! It was very thrilling. I could see how music fans could really get their whole uniform of iconic rock 'n' roll garb! I felt that they were prices were fair. I was delighted to get some guitar pics with the iconic Woodstock logo, and also some cute postcards. Again the service was absolutely wonderful here. Lots of kind staff. I'm very glad I decided to explore the grounds more and visit this museum. It was worth it DOWNSTAIRS (There is an elevator .) ((which is where the bathroom is)) there were also fine photos on the walls and in addition another room that had things that they found on the property . Even though it was 1969 it is a historical artifact!! CAFE: They had a café... But I didn't go to it. But it's good to know they had it in case I needed it. I'm happy to learn more intensely of the peace, love and rock 'n' roll movement of this demographic of our fine country. I couldn't help but compare the similarities and differences between them and now. Thanks for this very special time for all the people who worked hard putting it all together. I enjoyed my time.

Met my son halfway between our homes for dinner here for the first time as our usual spot has gone…read moredownhill. Nice ambiance, clean dining room Bathroom were very nice and clean. Food was excellent, sirloin sandwich and French dip were great. Son say "this is our new meeting spot" Highly recommend.

Nice bar, solid food, and overly friendly staff. Despite large and rowdy local crowd all treated us…read more"out-of-towers" like family. Get the wings.

Saw the Gold Magnolias here recently. They were fantastic. Deck construction was underway...may…read morebe finished now.

I was so happy to find this gem of a music and arts venue in Hawley. My wife and I have attended…read morefrequently and found the accommodations to be welcoming and warm with a pleasing aesthetic environment. The intimacy of the small room and the open, connected nature of the manager, Jill, and the performers is a treat. Being able to bring our own beer or wine is a plus. Get on the email list and find out who is scheduled and when. Recommended!

Place was clean, delicious and quick. Husband and I were in a rush, sat down immediately, food came…read moreout quick and hot within 20 minutes of ordering. Waitress was attentive and kind, great energy! Will definitely be back!

Great place very friendly atmosphere nice staff. Slightly pricey but with costs today what can…read moreanyone say. Definitely a place to grab a fast bite to eat. Burgers are very tasty.

Service and ambience are amazing, but do yourself a favor and try the Spinach dip.... As a non…read moreveggie person, this dip was amazing!!!! Even asked for more pitas as I couldn't let it go to waste!! Well definitely stop in again

Amy was so welcoming & friendly. Looking forward to my next stop in!…read more Their nod to a whiskey sour, Let Me Down Easy, is my personal favorite. Awesome addition to the village; trendy but comfortable and inviting.