The only catering company we considered for our wedding! After working with Toni-Ann, Gloria, and…read morethe rest of the Craft Crew for about 6 years, they became like family! We were thrilled to have them join us on our wedding day & they went above and beyond - as usual! Toni-Ann is very organized with gathering all details and planning your event. She will do everything in her power to ensure your day goes exactly as planned (or be flexible if unexpected events happen). I had zero stress going into our wedding day knowing TA and the Crew would deliver the best food service like they always do! We love our Crew!

Highly recommend Toni-Ann and the team at Craft! Our venue (Catalpa Grove) recommended them as they…read morework there often, and because of that, they knew the venue space, people, and process well. Toni-Ann was so helpful and straightforward from the moment we contacted her, and we were able to truly customize our spread to be exactly what we wanted - a meat carving station, a pasta station, sides, and family salads for dinner, both passed apps and a charcuterie spread for cocktail hour, cake cups for dessert, and pizza for a late night snack. We loved how flexible the Craft team was with letting us choose the timing of each of the food items as well. And of course, the most important thing - everything was delicious! We've had so many of our guests compliment everything they ate. Additionally, the Craft team paid extra special attention to our guests with dietary restrictions and delivered them their own individual meals. If you want a professional experience from start to finish, paired with delicious food, I definitely recommend working with Toni-Ann and the Craft team!

A super delicious selection of foods available we samples several the pork and sauerkraut sandwich…read morewas a wise and filling choice. The bread was a pita slice and handles the pork nicely. Price are fair. The mac and cheese was really yummy and the portion was good. The husband informed me they had good slaw also but I did not get a sample of that. I would for sure recommend this food truck over many other options.

We threw a party for about 100 people for graduation weekend at Bucknell…read more I found these guys online doing a google search. We were very happy with them. The prices for the quality of food was more than fair. We had the chicken, filet of beef, pulled pork sliders, mac and cheese, roasted potatoes, mixed grilled veggies( huge hit on the veggies) and a nice salad. Everyone was very pleased with the food. They were easy to work with and delivered on everything we asked for.

Visited Damon's and really enjoyed it. The decor was cool and it's definitely a great spot to watch…read moresports. We started with a couple of appetizers, the house made potato chips and the Damon's sampler, which were both tasty. For dinner we ordered steak kabob and quesadilla. The food came out quickly, was hot and tasted good. The atmosphere was relaxed and friendly, and server took good care of us throughout the meal. Overall, solid choice if you are looking for good food, a fun vibe and a place to catch a game. Must try wings with Damon's sauce.

After a long day of traveling, we landed at Damon's Grill for dinner. The parking lot and walkway…read morewas going thru construction so you had to park behind and use steps to get up to path to walk in thru patio entrance. I just had surgery so walking is great - stairs not so great. I wonder what they are providing as a means for people needing an accessible entrance as this was not available - or if there was something, nothing indicated otherwise. Once inside we were Seated quickly and a server was very prompt. We placed drink orders and not a wait for them. My husband ordered a beer and commented several times how wide the beer glass was and awkward. Not a criticism of the food/drink but just very awkward. He ordered the salmon with mashed potatoes and broccoli which he loved the salmon. It was cooked perfect and had a great glaze on top. I ordered the haddock which also was quite tasty. It had a cracker topping which wasn't too much and provided a tasty top! I also had the mashed potatoes which reminded me of taking the cooked potatoes out of baked potatoes and mashing them. I also had the broccoli which was done great. All in all a good meal for a good price

Food is tasty, atmosphere is really cool with the wood trim and tin ceiling. Service was excellent,…read morewill come again.

Menu had a number of selections that interested me. I ordered 4 courses! Food was Great! Very cozy…read moreatmosphere in an old country inn. Service was excellent!

The venue is spectacular. It has been standing since 1876 by what once was the Sunbury train…read morestation. It catered to the most discriminating travelers and the venue still reflects that. It is open for lunch only on Thursdays, and you may need a reservation. Fridays throughout the month of April 2017, they offer dinner theater. Otherwise, they are open only for holidays and special events: St. Patrick's Day, Easter, Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, and wine tastings, scotch tastings. If you send them your e-mail address, or add it on their website, they will alert you to up-coming events. They only prepare one menu per day, but it is always different. We stopped by for lunch today and had a fritatta and salad. The fritatta was nothing to write home about--mostly potatoes, but it went down OK. The salad was something else: large, covered with grated cheese, with mixed garden greens + spinach, avocado, onions, tomato. You can get it with or without cold turkey slices, croutons, in fact you can have almost anything you want in it. There was only one one dessert today, chocolate chunk cookies. They begin making them when we order them, and when they came out the were so hot we could hardly hold them together. The location is what this restaurant is all about. Near the courthouse, so lots of lawyers and police officer, and across the street from the new synagogue. The food is priced for every man: we paid $24 w/tip for our fritatta, salad, and cookies. The website is http://www.thepackerhouse.com. Pictures of the interior and exterior may be found there.

Home delivery of a wonderful lunch for my husband and me. He had two big meaty pieces of bbq…read morechicken which he loved along with the applesauce and pepper cabbage. My delicious ham and Swiss sandwich with their honey mustard sauce was part lunch and the rest will be my dinner because it was just too big for me. He shared some of their moist banana cake with me that was so yummy! Our order of chicken pot pie and blueberry muffins will be our dinner tomorrow! We were happy to wave to the sweet delivery girl who dropped our food off during these dark days of this crazy virus.

This was our first time eating at the Fountain Springs Country Inn. We will definitely be going…read moreback soon! Everything was excellent food and service.

New years Eve Party is a big disappointmen!! love their food and couldn't wait for tonight but what…read morea disappointment! Waited an hour to have someone take our drink orders! Limited menu! prices increased for tonight. if you didn't want highest priced steak or seafood you were out of luck. Nothing else was being served. Band took a break right before midnight. Totally anti climatic!! $30 each person just to watch the band. 80's only!! Won't be back here.

Before I start this review because I want to be totally clear: The Pump House is where you go when…read moreyou want to have an artistic/visually impressive wedding, reception, or event. If you are looking at practicality or cost? There are many other local, cheaper venues with superior parking and capacity. The Pump House, while not difficult to find, is in the middle of nowhere. The wedding reception I attended here was during the winter and had some unique challenges. The driveway needs attention and a few tons of stone, I would not want to drive on it after a rainstorm. Parking here if it has snowed can be challenging due to lack of space and ice, with the ice also a potential risk when walking to the buildings. Cellphone coverage with Verizon was spotty at best. The reception was split between the Studio Hall and Brick Barn. Studio Hall served as the cocktail and buffet space. During normal operations, this serves at the breakfast part of the B&B. Due to the pandemic, all food had to be served by the catering staff. The bride recommends working with vendors who are familiar with the uniqueness of the venue. The Brick Barn served as the main reception area. Setting up, it didn't look all that impressive, and it would have been nice to have one of the heaters on due to the cold. The owners were very helpful with setting up the tables and chairs, saving the wedding party significant time. Day of the wedding reception it looked very picturesque, the venues selling point. The sidewalks around the venue need improvement as they are not well defined and crumbling. It would also clarify the walking paths between the buildings in the winter. The number of bathrooms for the venue was surprisingly adequate. I visited The Manifold House when moving some boxes around, which serves as the honeymoon suite, and I would describe it's styling as "unique." The wedding reception had a limit of 75 people and that seemed to be the right number when not using the venues outdoor spaces. Overall, if you are looking for an artistic/visually impressive venue, The Pump House is for you. The bride got the exact reception she wanted, which made her happy, and that's what mattered.

Came here for a wedding, they rented out the whole property and all the rooms. It was my first…read moretime in a B&B, it was really nice and rustic and away from any kind of city or civilization. The cellular service was spotty at best and the Wifi was okay but not fast enough to stream video, which was fine. It was really nice to unplug from the world and relax. There is a real life condition on the rise caused by the advancement of cell phone technology called text neck. Where people get an early onset of arthritis by looking down and texting or reading for long periods of time. We could all use a little time out from texting and smart phones. Some of the structures were built in 1908 and there is an old pump house (hence the name), which back in the day required one every 50 miles along the oil pipe line in order to pump oil across the country. This pump house is one of the few remaining today. There is the actual pump house and also what looks like a large water tank but that large tank is what housed the oil along the pipeline. Doug the owner is a really nice guy and helped moving palates of chairs around with his tractor when were setting up for the wedding. The food was also excellent! Some of the peppers came from his garden on the property. Its the little touches like a small sprinkle of feta cheese on the eggs. And to be honest, the BEST french toast ive ever had! I don't usually order french toast because its usually a let down, but this was phenomenal! I forget the details of it all but it was a true restaurant quality dish; Cinnamon, sugar, and other things that i can't remember (sorry i forgot my camera that morning) The property is pretty large and has a few buildings, lots of trees and even a river running along the back which we took a dip in, it was cold but refreshing and shallow enough (shin high) were you could sit in and be comfortable and cool off. There were some bugs too but you should expect that if you're in the middle of the woods and next to water. I liked the outdoor breakfast area on Doug's back porch, it had lots of charm with the vines growing up the lattices and plants all around. Very nice and relaxing. It was just really nice to unplug from the world, relax and get back to nature and talk to people face to face instead of texting someone in the next room.