A fantastic and historic place to see some great jazz and have dinner and drinks. Can't miss spot…read morewhen in the Poconos. Always friendly service too.

We visited the Deer Head Inn to celebrate my mom's birthday. We had some drinks, wine, and bubbly…read more Our waitress brought water to the table when the bar was backed up. We started our meal with potato skins, which I hadn't had anywhere in a long time; they were delicious with melted cheese, bacon, and thinly sliced green onions, brightening them significantly. Next, I had delightful eggplant dumplings. My family had crab cakes, beet salad, and a cheese steak. All of which were good. For dessert, I had chocolate mousse that was fluffy and intensely chocolatey. My family tried New York cheesecake and the special pumpkin bread pudding and enjoyed both. There was a jazz band who played two sets during our time there. We arrived at 7 and left at 10 pm. The band was amazing, and I would love to return again. The atmosphere is quiet outside of the music and unrushed.

I saw this old hotel did tours, so I wanted to check it out. There is street parking and a small…read morelot. We didn't buy tickets in advance, but it was unclear where to go to get tickets and meet the tour. On the parking lot level, they rent out rooms to third party businesses who will not help direct you. The street parking level (downstairs) has a bunch of small shops and the ticket area way in the back. This was all pretty unclear the day of. The hotel seems like a work in progress still, but it's nice it was saved. The Delaware Water Gap used to be a hip and happening place and most of those turn of the century hotels are gone now, so it's nice this was saved from demolition thanks to a second era as a music publishing company by Fred Waring (of blender fame) and a third era as a restoration project from a couple wanting to save its history. The tour goes through the old soda shoppe, outside for a little bit to see the general area, then into the event venue space/original lobby. It's too bad there are no restored hotel rooms to see or book at present. Our guide was very knowledgeable, and seeing the remnants of tourism a hundred years ago was cool. I hope as time goes on, more areas get restored to their more original look.

I had a great tour of The Historic Castle Inn, in Delaware Water Gap. It was originally a resort…read morethat could welcome 400 guests. Then it was owned by Fred Waring Sr who was a vocal instructor and had a traveling jazz group called Warnings Pennsylvanians, and he also ran Shawnee Press at the castle and became one of the world's largest publishers and sellers of choral music. He had lots of famous people working with him including the writer of 'Conjunction Junction What's your Function'. The tour was just about and hour and definitely interesting! While you are there for the tour you can tour the shops, there is a nice assortment as well as an adorable Ice Cream shop. Definitely check the website before going, tours are only done on specific days. I felt the tour was a good value. There is limited off street parking, but on street parking it also available.

Great food, service and music! We will definitely be back whenever we are in the area.read more

Came in about 3pm on Friday. Not busy maybe 4-6 others in here when we walked in…read more The girl bartending/ waitressing was ok, pleasant enough. We ordered food, pretzel bites, Irish breakfast and salmon meal. First they brought out onion rings instead of the pretzel bites so we had to wait longer for our appetizer. Food comes out and the Irish breakfast is missing the black and white pudding..... the reason that meal was ordered. We had to go get the waitress/ bartender's attention and ask about it..she went and asked the cook and came back out saying they were out. Would not have ordered it had they told us that right away, they did end up bringing two more Irish sausages out to replace the blood pudding. He went to eat the cooked tomato that came with the meal and it still has the produce sticker on it. My salmon was good but just basic blackened salmon, I got green beans and mashed potatoes for the sides. Green beans were pretty good but the mashed potatoes were clearly boxed potatoes because you could taste the flakes it was dry and tasteless. Had to add a bunch of salt and pepper and even squirted some of my lemon wedges on it. Update: we added one star back because they came back with our check and took the Irish breakfast off the bill .

This was a super outdoor concert. The Blues Traveler attracted a New York City hometown crowd and…read morethis obviously pleased the Band who asked that they come on down and dance after the very 1st number. I didn't enjoy that since I had paid $50.00 ea for my 2 front row seats (a great deal, or so I thought!) and when the entire open space quickly filled up in front of me, I resigned myself to the fact that I was not gonna see the Blues Traveler perform from my seat any longer. My options were: get up and dance, complain to Management, and get more Budweiser. I loved the intimate venue which was perfect for a beautiful summer night. But, be advised, this concert was advertised as "rain or shine" and I didn't notice any seats with cover! The concert was entertaining. Traveler played for 2 hours w/o a break and they sounded great. Popper's voice sounded a little strained to me but his harmonica was still strong. I hope he is taking care of himself. Their opening act, the Jersey Syndicate, played a professional mix of rock and blues for 1 hour ahead of them. Security was attentive and parking was very convenient and no extra charge. I will definitely plan to attend another concert at the Sherman Summer Stage and hope for another great summer weather evening. Next time I will bring food. The available options were only wine, beer and bland pretzels. The location of the Sherman Summer Stage is behind the Mt Airy Casino. It was an easy 1 hour drive for us after we passed the Scranton Area on I-84 and followed directions on the GPS to Mt Pocono. They used above average portable stadium seats with great tush support and built in beverage cup holder. My report on the Casino will have to wait. The concert ended close to midnight and we had a 2 plus hour car ride back to Upstate New York to contend with. Kudos to the Mt Airy Casino for maintaining clean bathrooms and excellent security. I watched several smokers escorted out of the crowd when they lit up from their seats like assholes and I watched a few obvious drunks promptly removed before they could cause any problem. Here's wishing continued success to Sherman Outdoor Concerts!

Saw Kip Moore here last night and had a great experience! Security and checking was very fast. Had…read morea good selection of drinks and snacks. We had seats near the front which were comfortable (even tho we stood the whole time haha). Security did a great job keeping everyone safe. Sound and lighting in the venue were great.

My first time here, came to see Wasp with Armoured Saint. I was shocked that there's a venue that…read moreexist CASH ONLY! BRAVO! Beers were reasonably priced. It was a good show, good sound, in a great little town.

Great local bar, just switched hands and the new owners are going a great job changing the place…read more Nice starter menu and good drinks! The burger was great!

This was my first time in the Overlook in Years. The reopening was a flop, coming from a…read moreexperienced bartender myself. The bartender didn't need to tell all the men in the bar about heed personal life, she wasted so much draft beer because she was not holding the glass right. The customers walked out because of too much head in the glass from the draft beer. Two customers had to change their drinks because of the draft kegs needed to be changed and the bartender didn't know how to change them. I felt bad for the Owner and was gonna leave my name and number Incase she needed a bartender. Another thing bartenders shouldn't be drinking behind the bar when they are working. I have been bartending for many years in NJ and PA.

Nice atmosphere. Very friendly staff. Food was very good. Ordered…read more Taphouse Burger and fries. Also shrimps and haddock in a basket. Desert, homemade bread pudding. Tasted like cake, one of the best i ever had. Really good. Overall a nice place.

Very friendly and accommodating staff for our party of 10. Drinks and appetizers were great and a…read morefair and reasonable amount. Staff was great as were the food and drinks.

The food is good ,service is good Ambiance is ok little dark and loud.You should make reservations…read more but we luck out where 2 people sometimes.

After visiting Raymondskill Falls we were ready for a bite to eat before taking the 2 hour drive…read moreback to the city. With limited spots in the area to eat we found Sycamore on google and remembered passing it on our way up. The ambiance is lovely with Tiffany lamps hovering above the tables, clean crisp linen tablecloths and rich wood tables. The servers were friendly and we were seated right away. We were Just grabbing sandwiches but the entrees all seemed delicious. Well thought out meals that appear to be concocted to treat the palate. We started with the sausage dip. Something different we hadn't ever had before a mixture of cheese and sausage served with Bavarian pretzel rods. Very similar to a chorizo queso - but not spicy. Our chicken cheese steak and buffalo wrap were brought to us quickly. They were on the smaller side than what we are used to but they were made with intention and served with plenty of fries. With both indoor and outdoor seating a bar area and dining room. Sycamore is a nice place to pop in while exploring the area.

Cappy's offers phenomenal small plates with high-quality drinks from the Jazz Age…read more The braised pork with vanilla gelato will amaze, as will the baked risotto. The only downside is that the plate prices are a bit too high for the portions. However, the food is exceptional compared to the larger Siamsa restaurant.

Great new restaurant above Siamsa with its entrance on 7th St. specializing in creative cocktails…read moreand small plate fare. Very cozy room complete with a nook furnished with very comfortable sofas and chairs that completes a very relaxing evening. The prohibition style cocktails are fantastic, and the food is exquisite. We had the Duck Confit, Wild Mushroom Flatbread, Braised Short Rib, Blue Moon Mac and Cheese and Crème Brulee for dessert. A fabulous find in the heart of Stroudsburg and a must try!

We've had a really great experience working with Camp OUT Poconos for WLW events. The communication…read moreand collaboration have always been smooth, and our guests had a great time. There's always a ton going on throughout the weekend with activities and entertainment, so people definitely stay busy. The food truck on site was also a huge hit. We appreciate the positive partnership and look forward to future events together!

Wonderful welcoming place where everyone is free to be who they are! Great staff and friendly…read moreguests. Be interactive or sit back and soak in the environment! We have been coming here since the year they opened and every time you can see and feel the improvements. It is so relaxing to be somewhere that is inclusive versus exclusive.