Wine List
Wood-fired pizza, steak, soups, and much more. Decks overlook the lake. Full bar. Highly recommended.
East Coast #1 by Travel and Leisure. Deck, patio, seating throughout the vineyard. Relaxing and elegant yet informal experience for hand-crafted small-batch wines.
Simple yet serious neighborhood bar and restaurant. Wine list, cocktails, draft and craft beer, outside dining. Comfy and pleasant.
Steakhouse located in a resort hotel. Steaks, chops, pasta, and seafood. Las Vegas-style ambiance. Extensive wine, cocktail lists. $$$$
Beautiful views of the Delaware. Shit-kickin’ local bar with a nice local crowd. Big city folks drop in, too. Very old building, very nice owners.
Libations Lounge is open to the public on Fri/Sat from 4 – 9:00 pm. Enjoy fine spirits and the wine list at the historic Harry Packer Inn in Jim Thorpe.
Casual Italian cuisine and fine dining owned and operated by star Chef Nicola Mersini. Pasta, entrees. Very good food and wine.
Upscale European-American cuisine in a white-tablecloth setting known for superb hospitality and friendly staff along with excellent food and wine.
Bar and lounge with retail shop founded by The Farmhouse Project in Callicoon. Craft cocktails, wine, beer, small menu of food items.
Classic Italian cuisine for over 50 years. Seafood, salad, pasta, meat. Outdoor patio, kid’s menu, full wine list.
Casual Italian-style steakhouse part of the Il Mulino NY micro-chain. It’s located in Mt. Airy Casino and open to the public.
Rustic country restaurant in the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area. Steaks, seafood, homemade pies. $$$
Red, white, and rosé wines made at Big Creek’s family-owned, limited production vineyard. They serve cheese platters, wine by the glass, and seasonal cocktails.
Perfect for a cocktail by the fire, or drinks with friends. Bookshelf-line walls, hundreds of framed photographs. Excellent cocktails.
Well-regarded chef-owned steakhouse. Casual fine dining in a beautiful old tavern-style dining room. Really good with a fantastic brunch.
Dining room in luxury resort hotel open to the public. Reservations suggested. Resort casual dress code. $$$$
Casual fine dining in acclaimed destination spa resort. Organic farm-to-table ingredients, naturally-raised meats and fish. Open to public, reservations required, 16+ years old.
Steps from the Delaware River. Modern, thoughtfully renovated rooms. Great food. Really beautiful.
The Tap Room is a tavern reminiscent of an English pub. Great for burgers, flatbreads, and paninis. 8 draft beers, good cocktail list, wine by the glass.
Steaks, chops, and seafood, along with a curated wine list. Traditional fare includes spinach and Cobb salads and a selection of sandwiches.
Northern Italian cuisine, brick oven pizza, burgers, sandwiches. Steak, Osso Bucco, fish, shellfish. Extensive wine list, emphasis on fresh, quality ingredients.
Family-owned Italian restaurant where everything is fresh and made in-house. Assorted plates, pizzas, pasta. Cozy wine bar on the second level. Sunday brunch.
Relaxed, small, family-owned winery serving a variety of artisanal wines. Outside tables, tables in bubble tents overlook a pond. Wine tasting and snacks, very friendly staff.
Casual fine dining, old-fashioned family-run restaurant. Traditional Italian menu. Bar menu, kids’ menu. $$$$
Award-winning wines and spirits. Live music and events at their fab brick oven pizzeria, and specials throughout the year. Pet friendly!
The restaurant at the 140-year-old Tom Quick Inn has reopened as of spring, 2021. Charming, good service, highly rated by guests.
Organic local market and cafe with sandwiches, salads, smoothies, daily specials. They say they’re “A Worldly Shop in a Tiny Town” and they’re really good at it.
Same owner as the original Volare’s Restaurant from NYC. Old-school Italian cuisine, full bar. Homemade pasta, seafood, very good.
Just opened in Aug 2024. Hibachi, sushi, and Chinese specials. Mochi ice cream dessert and a full bar. Looks good!
Casual dining featuring small dishes and American-influenced tapas. All-American wine and beer list, American spirits. View of Paupack High Falls.
Simple, sophisticated American farm-to-table restaurant. Craft beer, wine list, craft cocktails. Try the venison Scotch Eggs.
Neighborhood bistro with Alsatian roots. Lots of Alsatian wines on the list. Owner Damien has reopened his Brooklyn Bistro in Narrowsburg.
Fine dining destination restaurant with a view. Creative regional cuisine served in a 20th-century Parisian chic dining room. Reservations highly recommended.
Re-opened and located at Sullivan County Golf Club. An upscale Italian restaurant offering house-made pasta, mains, cocktails, and a long wine list.
Take in a spectacular view of Lake Wallenpaupack while you enjoy vintage classics and new favorites on a menu inspired by the lake, with a modern twist on classic dishes.
The restaurant of the French Manor Inn & Spa, open to the public, reservations required. French Nouvelle cuisine, 40-foot vaulted ceiling, two massive fireplaces. Jacket required, adults only.
Serves natural wine, craft beer, and cocktails. Food is made by The High Meadow Project. Outdoor cooking and dining.
Casual fine dining, steak, seafood, pasta. Eclectic gourmet menu, fresh, seasonal ingredients. Extensive wine and beer lists, cocktails.
Renowned for Austrian and German style wines with many international accolades. Tastings, food trucks, indoor/outdoor seating.
Touristy hibachi restaurant. Steak, lobster, scallops, chicken and shrimp hibachi, sushi. Specialty cocktails. $$$$
Innovative menus shaped by local seasons, farms, and producers. Award-winning wine list. Extensive beer menu, craft brews. Reservations recommended.
Casual, farm-to-fork dining. Meats, produce, and cheeses locally sourced. Seasonal menus. Signature cocktails, beer and wine lists.
Typical steakhouse just opened (Summer 2024) in Mount Pocono. Family owned and operated. Full bar, draft beer. At night their lounge opens.
Family eatery focusing on steak, seafood, and Italian dishes, with a deck overlooking Lake Wallenpaupack.
Housed in a historic hotel dating back to the early 1900s, the winery combines the romance of the past with modern craftsmanship. The building has been lovingly restored, blending its original Gothic architecture with a touch of dark academia, creating a unique atmosphere.
Comfortable booths and a cozy gas fireplace. Burgers, pasta, sandwiches, and snacks. Happy hour, live music.
Award-winning restaurant perched on 600 acres of Catskills wilderness. Esquire Magazine has named it one of the best restaurants in America.
