Service was slow... took an hour to get food ... waitress less than friendly…read more.. First time there, service from owner's daughter was good.. food was great...2nd time not so much...diff waitress

Set in an old log cabin building on a very rural road an iconic gem from the late 1700's ! We heard…read moremany great things about the Nutty Pear on Adamsdale Road wanted to try it. We had reservations for 5PM and we were seated immediately! We actually were the first group there and our server greeted us and took our orders for drinks! Meals included Shrimp & Scallop Picata, Crab Stuffed Salmon with Creamy Dill Sauce, Creamy Tuscan Shrimp & I chose the Wasabi Salmon with Sushi Rice! We all loved our meals! Service is slow but they're limited in staff right now but the young lady who seemed to take over for our server did a fantastic job on providing for our needs! The Nutty Pear is a nice relaxing experience that you don't find in many larger restaurants.

Small local diner on Rt.61. They serve breakfast and lunch. Lunch starts at 10:30 daily. They have…read morehomemade soups. Breakfast is very popular here. Everything I have had here is very good! Friendly fast service. They have counter seats and about eight tables. Plenty of parking.

Great food! Stop here because the line at the DMV was crazy. I was not disappointed!!!read more

Service is awesome and the food great. I highly recommend the chicken parm sandwich with onion…read morerings husband really enjoyed the mushroom Swiss burger.

Excellent food. Moonshine tasting was fun. Looking forward to visiting again. Definitely worth…read morethe drive from the Poconos!!!

Got wings that were way over cooked... Literally fried hard as rocks and asked for different ones…read moreand the bar tender kicked us out and Told us we're not aloud back in!

Beer. Liquor…read more Wings. Burgers. Snacks. Other food and drink options. Pool Table. Dart board. Naked trivia fun games. Ticket money maker. Touch tunes jukebox. Ash trays. 2 bathrooms. 7 tables with chairs. Bartender, sometimes 2. Bar with stools. Customers. Good stuff. Thank you.

Bottom Line: The proprietor pushes fancy food and drink crafted with a small town bludgeon…read more Arriving late in St. Claire didn't leave too many possibilities for fine dining and drinks for my friends and I. Yelp didn't reveal a mecca of modern food or advanced gastronomy nearby either. But Millie's called to us, desperately, like a lonely emo girl tucked away in your grandfather's retirement home. Street parking nearby, we scurried through the drizzling rain into it's large dining and pool hall. Dark and tacky, I appreciated how honest it was. The long bar ran the entire front of the restaurant. It made no effort to dress up the thin and simple tables or stack-able city hall chairs. The juke box barely worked and only after the host coaxed it to accept out dollar bills. The other patrons were content with surfing the internet while the box television hummed behind the bar with the local news. But we were there for laughs and drinks. The host wasn't snobby or especially coarse. What he was was excited and proud about his food and spirits. And he wasn't afraid to show it off. The bar fare is ok and the burger, cheese fries, and wings polished some late night tummy rumblings. I ordered the deep friend peanut butter sandwich ala mode because it was a star attraction. Decent, it shot for gold but only managed a bronze. Unperturbed, the host started crafting drinks. He didn't use a series of bitters. He didn't fresh squeeze apples or exotic pears. He didn't clap release the aroma from fresh plucked Argentinian mint leaves. But damn he made some tasty drinks. Using rudimentary mixes, flavored whipped cream, and a desire to please, every one of his drinks was satisfying, fairly innovative, and deviously alcoholic. The presentation wasn't the greatest, the technique a little... blunt...., but his excitement for his creations motivated us to try more. That is why I want to go back. That is why I want to give him a blank check and willing gullet. And that is why I am a fan. It isn't the best I've had and the digs are a little rough but it's got potential and moxie. And I want more.

I love, love, love this place! John & Millie are great people! My family and I dine there very…read moreoften. The foods great & John makes great drinks!

Good value Food is average to above average…read moreGreat friendly wait staff

Would come here all the time with my grandparents…read more This is not a fancy over the top diner. This is a: Large portions Friendly service Great prices Mom and pop place It's not trying to be anything else and is attached via a hallway to a farmer's market that is open on the weekends. If you want cheap really great Pennsylvania food- ideally for breakfast. Stop in.

Very good local restaurant in Schuylkill Haven. Good local pub favorites like Shepherds Pie and New…read moreYork Strip Steak, with some creative dishes mixed in, like our Harvest Dip. Our server was both efficient and friendly. The restaurant is co-located with the local Rod and Gun Club. Drinks come from the club bar and the server signed us in as guests. Ambience is local restaurant and bar. Both food and drink are cash only. ATM on site.

Menu is top notch. Service is good. No alcohol unless a member of 2nd Mtn clun stinks a little but…read moreit is what it is. Still a worthwile stop and the smash burger is to die for!

Food - I order the Reuben and my son ordered the Roast beef platter. The Reuben sandwich was very…read moregood. Perfect amount of slaw and dressing. The Rye was perfectly toasted and the meat ration was dead on. The tater tots were cooked just right and not greasy at all. The side of coleslaw is the kind I like - bonus. The Roast beef was good and the mashed potatoes (not instant) tasted very good - not too buttery and great texture. The gravy was not. Getting the gravy on the side would be his recommendation. The service was great. We were quickly greeted at the door with a smile and sat down in a large comfortable booth. The tables were clean, the restaurant bright, not loud, and we do love a good diner. The menus are beat and need to be laminated over again and/or replaced. On site parking was easy. The restroom was clean.

Great local spot for good food at great prices. Enjoyed…read morebreakfast with friends - eggs Benedict Server was awesome she was quick and remembered our orders

Breakfast is great for their specialty omelettes. Eggs any…read moreway you like. Service is Friendly and courteous. Coffee keeps flowing. Nice people to meet.

Do not stay here. The rooms were decent, smelt like mold- but manageable. My biggest issue is them…read morestealing jewellery out of my mother in laws room while she was out at our wedding and then when confronted about it treated like total crap. They basically refused to help us & resorted to "call the police" which we will be doing. What a low, scummy, disgusting establishment to steal from people who gave you business. Shame on you.

The king of dive bars, don't let the name fool you. All shots are $1.75 (except for the Protestant…read morewhiskey) and beer is cheep, the most expensive bottle being $2 They have pizza, which is some of the best drunk food I have ever experienced. Laid back atmosphere. Great for a drink after a bad work week. Cash only, and don't expect to get a margharita or any fancy mixed drink here.

Divorced dad bar, but it gets points for having pool and darts. Probably one of the most popular…read morespots in Pottsville. I don't mind going there.