This restaurant embodies the feeling of when, as you go progressively further into more rural…read moreareas, everyone gets kinder and truly cares about you. The great staff, homey background, and absolutely delectable food are all to die for. Now about the food, I personally went for the jerk chicken, which if you have ordered before you know is usually either an overly spicy mess or the best decision you've made that week. Thankfully at MJ's it was the latter, with bursting spicy, sweet, and salty flavors that created heaven between 2 brioche buns. Also, the blue rice was a nice touch. Even the bathroom looked like a mini spa, with the sink looking like the material it's made of ends in "ite". Summarized, best restaurant ever. 10/10 recommend.

I'm not sure what I was expecting when my cousins brought me here for brunch but it certainly…read morewasn't tropical seaside on the river. The restaurant had a tropical shirt miami beach theme that made me want a golden girls kaftan. We had a larger party so we booked a reservation the night before. Our table was ready on time and we were quickly seated. Our sever was attentive and quick to get drink and food orders. I wasn't drinking but the tropical summer theme certainly carried over into their drink menu. I ordered the poutin-ish for my meal not quite sure what curry I would get and happily it was Japanese style curry sauce. It was a perfect meal for the morning. Would love to go back again sometime.

A diner visible from highway 88, they're open daily from 7a-8p: Stop by for coffee and excellent…read morecheesecake (or a slice of baklava!); warm up with hot sandwiches and soups. My teenager couldn't finish his chicken sandwich: That's how large the portions are! My spanakopita with a side Greek salad was outstanding, and my husband loved his chicken parmesan sandwich. Our waitress was very attentive, and checked on us without hovering. The booths can seat eight; you can also sit near the kitchen in single seats. It's very family friendly, and a great bargain.

Tasty food, quick service, and a family-friendly environment…read more The restaurant interior & music are pretty dated - 80s vibe, but it didn't bother us one bit. I appreciated that they installed a baby changing station, as not all restaurants do this.

Found this place on yelp while visiting family in town and it did not disappoint. The wings were…read moreperfectly cooked and the spicy garlic sauce was really good. The woody burger was equally good tasting and huge.

Great local "nice" dive bar on the Main St. Good selection…read moreof drafts, great wings. Cool inside on a hot day.

Very few local bars and this one is a find. Great bike night and very attentive staff. Lots of…read moreparking. I would have easily given 5 stars but the mild chicken wings were a bit dry. Although I was told they are not known for their food. The outdoor area is great! Three generations have attended this bar and it shows in the fun and comfortable atmosphere.

Love this place !! Dive bar extraordinaire except the clientele is great and the staff is…read moreextraordinary! This is the model that all dive bars should use. Dirt cheap prices, exquisite burgers and food, exceptional staff. What a wonderful experience. Can't go wrong here. If you want interesting conversation with the locals, you came to the right place. Food would be great at twice the price so this place is a bargain. The Rainbow is so non-descript and a sleeper on the corner of town in Owego but such a great establishment. Don't pass it by, you'll regret it.

Mr. Diaz bought about 3-4 yrs. Ago & upgraded all aspects- from kitchen skills to golf course…read more Beautiful country setting, charming.

We used Tall Pines to store our camper. Gail was excellent in accepting our application and helped…read moreus a great deal at a minimal price for the storage! Highly recommend!

When route 81 replaced route 11 as the main thoroughfare through NEPA, and the trains stopped…read moredropping riders off at the local stations, towns like Kingsley and Hop Bottom became towns relegated to "off the beaten path", and food establishments shifted several miles east to feed the weary travelers, giving rise to the bright lights in Gibson. Nonetheless, the towns of route 11 still have hungry denizens, and that's where Jenny Leigh's comes in! Now located 200 yards from where the original establishment sat prior to falling victim to fire, Jenny Leigh's is situated in an impressive Victorian home in Kingsley. Step inside, and it has a completely relaxed atmosphere, with an eclectic gathering of various tables, chairs, and outdoorsy memorabilia. We sat at an old workbench in the back, which made for a delightful table. Everything about Jenny Leigh's backs up the name "country cooking", except the anachronistic juke box on the wall that requires-gasp- a cell phone app to control it. Otherwise, it is wonderfully rustic. That said, the atmosphere is bright, cheerful, and inviting. Places like this could give off the vibe of "locals only, please", where people in dark shadows grunt and stare at you for your entire meal; nonesuch here. A counter adorns the front room, and in two more rooms, tables are scattered. Three families were eating, with another group of retirees gathered happily and swapping tales at the table nearest to us. None gave us that menacing look or the "whatch you doin' here...get out!" vibe. All friendly! The waitress was spot on with coffee refills, and most importantly, the country cooking was great. I had the "Smash Up"= a combination of cubed potatoes, eggs, suasage, peppers, cheese and onions for $5.99, kids sampled sticky buns and bacon and pancakes; wife had cinnamon-raisin French toast and loved it as well. Prices are reasonable (most under $6) and the food was really good. Verdict? Big fan. We love Saturday morning breakfasts out while staying in Harford, and with the absence of our 10-year staple-the Stables in Montrose- we are searching all options. WIth Jenny Leigh's closest and- for now- the best, it looks as if we have found a wonderful new breakfast option!

The service and food was great! This is a rustic place, but the service and food was great. I had…read moresoup and salad. Hubby had a burger. When you're in the area, this is a very good stop.

Went there with my husband on a Saturday early afternoon. We were treated so well I didn't want to…read moreleave. Had the hot wings , I really don't usually care that much for but these were delicious!! I ate all of the order saving none for my husband. Enjoyed the beer on tap it was perfect. I would definitely like to enjoy this restaurant again in the near future!!!

Was looking for a place to have wife's Birthday party for family and friends since we live out of…read moretown. Having problems but niece told us about JJ's. Was concerned about good food and cost seemed a little expensive. But wow: loads of food and as good or better then the multitude of Italian restaurants in the triple cities. Had baked ziti, speediest, sausage with peppers and onions, roasted potatoes and pizza. Allison and crew very attentive, friendly and helpful. Well worth the cost and had a great time.

Went Saturday to watch the band Spare Parts. Great food and beer selection (but no bourbon)…read more Service was excellent and the place was packed. Be careful the parking lot was an ice rink

Great food! Wonderful friendly staff and patrons. Can't wait to go when the weather gets warmer.read more

First time trying this place and it was delicious! We ordered a double smash burger, Kitchin'…read moreChicken Sandy, onion rings and the garden salad. Burger was well-seasoned and I really liked the burger sauce, asked for extra sauce and there was no charge. Chicken sandwich was very flavorful, crispy and we liked that they use chicken thighs. Onion rings were crispy and tasty. I usually dunk onion rings in ketchup but they tasted perfect just as they were. The garden salad was fresh and a generous portion; balsamic vinaigrette had a nice flavor.

For the smash burger only. I want to like it but all I taste is the bun. It's huge and dense. I'm…read morewondering if they ran out of what they usually use since this is their signature item. I can't imagine this being the regular bread -it's like cheap grocery store buns but oversized. Completely overpowers the burger.