"Looking for something to do in Williamsport? Kaos Fun Zone is the place."…read more Kaos Fun Zone is located inside of Liberty Arena along with Scorz bar and restaurant and Fly World, a giant trampoline park. All these attractions are under one roof and the layout has good flow, allowing visitors to freely move to and fro with congestion as there is plenty of space. KFZ itself consists of a 12-lane bowling alley, laser tag, and arcade with floors on two levels. Liberty Arena consists of sporting fields, cages and a golf simulator and serves the general public's recreational needs and can be booked for private events. It's a one stop shop for people of all ages.

For the location it's fine. A bit smaller than places like Dave and busters. Not too many games but…read moreenough to be there a little while. Nice looking place. The bowling area looked cool. But didn't bowl. The liberty bar and grill is attached. It's ok. Food was a little bland. Had the smash burger with onion rings. Fries were decent. Waitress was nice. I'd go back for sure.

Decent dive bar in Lock Haven. Lots of seats, smallish parking lot, pretty decent bar food…read more Yesterday stopped in about 4 pm. They were running short on beer and some food offerings. Waitress was nice, but was ill prepared to wait on us...no idea of what beer they had. The kitchen was running behind, which we were told. There was a home swimming meet and basketball games at the University. It was also the last chance for students to move back to campus prior to an upcoming snow storm. They were gonna be busy, folks. They were not well prepared for the crowd. Apparently, forethought was lacking. The food was ok. Bar food that met our expectations. Fresh cut fries were a nice touch. Have eaten there before....pretty cool place with ok food in a town without a lot of choices. I'd eat there again.

A stop for us along a cross country journey. This little bar served up some large portion meals!…read moreVery good flavors, you get what you pay for here and then some! We ordered to go and brought it back to our hotel. The ambiance was that of a bar and we just wanted to have a quiet dinner and rest after a long drive. But the people were friendly when I picked up the order.

The Piper Aviation Museum is located on the perimeter of the Piper Memorial Airport. Signage is…read morelocated along the streets showing you where the building is and you'll drive past a large but older warehouse. Museum is located on the first and second floors of the building, with the tour starting on the second. Museum is mostly handicap accessible, but space does get tight among the airplane displays. When you enter the second floor, you come right into the gift shop/admission area, and for our visit it was $12 per person to enter, which was fine. Most of the tour is self-guided, expect for a few parts where the person working that day will provide some directional context and information. Tour starts off with historical exhibits about the company, models, and people involved. This includes a handout and an informational video presentation. To be honest, this part of the tour is pretty dry and you have to be interested in planes and the company to enjoy it. On the other half of the second floor are full size trainer planes and military exhibits. The first floor has the most interesting exhibits including several airplanes. In partnership with Pennsylvania College of Technology, there is a project plane being worked on by students which is interesting. Other exhibits in this area include displays of propellers and engines. Overall, your experience in The Piper Aviation Museum is going to vary depending on your interest in planes and the company. The average sightseer could probably skip this museum.

Wish we had more time to look at everything that this museum had to offer. Beautiful planes and old…read morememorabilia from 100 years of history if you're a plane buff it's a Moscow sea.

Excellent service and amazing beer. I wanted to try them all!…read moreThe Rhubarbera sour was one of the best sours I have ever had!

Nestled in North Central Pennsylvania, Williamsport lies along the West Branch Susquehanna River,…read moreand the base of Bald Eagle Mountain grew from its roots as an 18th-century settlement into a bustling hub thanks to the once-thriving lumber industry. It's no secret that PA's craft beverage scene is positively booming more than any other state in the country. Situated on the former site of an antique store, Bullfrog Brewery has sat on West 4th Street for 30 years in the vibrant downtown and stands out with both its flagship pub and a dedicated production facility, where my partner, his family, our friends, and I decided on dinner yesterday. A reservation was made for a party of 10. Upon entering, some of us as first-timers were greeted by the staff in a historic building with its brick and brass features along the brewing vats looming in the bar and dining areas. The vibe was warm, relaxed, and full of character. It's the kind of place where one instantly feels at home with indoor and outdoor dining options. Their menu tends to be hearty and comforting cuisine consisting of familiar savors of sandwiches, burgers, appetizers, and wings as well as more unique flavors and options for gluten-free, vegetarian, and vegan patrons. For starters, we ordered Fried Pierogi, Roasted Cauliflower, and Sesame Pepper Tuna. Our main meal consisted of a Fried Fish Sandwich, Garlic-Crusted Chicken, Veggie Mac & Cheese, and Frogobello Sandwich, to name a few. The food was cooked well, tasty, and came out in a very timely manner. The staff were friendly and welcoming, checking in at the right intervals and ensuring we had everything we needed. Our server was Michael. It's a well-deserved local institution that makes an indelible mark.

We did "pop art pet portraits" last night with Penny. It was the perfect mother-daughter night!…read morePainting our pets was very intimidating at first but Penny was super insightful and patient and gave us a lot of guidance during the process. She did an amazing job and made us super comfortable! Definitely recommend Wine and Design for all occasions!

Went as a group for a work event function. This was my first paint and sip event. Our host was very…read moreinformative and helpful. The atmosphere was warm and welcoming. I enjoyed the painting event and help from the host! I would go again.

The Port was sold in 2008. The name has been changed to Moon Drive-In theater. It is open every…read morenight Memorial day - Labor Day. The food is affordable & delicious. Try the Hot-Honey wings, 6.99 doz. A 1st run double feature in 2009 is 6.00 adults, & 2.00 kids, 12 & under. The new phone # is 570-398-1018. The web site is http://moondrive-in.com

Large spacious area for an event upstairs. Vary interesting art down below in the lobby. Also down…read morestairs is a members only floor for those in the Elks Lodge Fraternity. Handicap accessible entrance through the back of the building with an elevator to get upstairs. The upstairs carpet could have been more clean, could have been vacuumed. Remnants of part glitter and trash on the floor.

Nice big room, upstairs, for events. Was there for a fundraiser dinner and it easily accommodated…read more400 over 2 hours. Smallish but serviceable kitchen. Convenient street parking and in area lots.

Very knowledgeable and helpful. He makes you feel like family. He was very helpful with the framing…read moreof our prints