Southern Pocono
Named after the Sorrenti Family Estate’s grandmother who started the first brick oven pizzeria in Milwaukee in 1943. Wood-fired brick oven pizza, pastas, calzone.
Pho shop located in a strip-mall. Modern-chic dining room. Pho, spring rolls, grilled pork, bowls. BYOB. Open daily.
5 bedrooms, 4 1/2 baths, 2 living areas, two-story 3-sided stone fireplace on top of a mountain ridge. Indoor saltwater pool and koi pond. $2,200,000
Big local grocery store. Prepared foods, pharmacy, good selection of beer. Open 6:00 am ’til midnight, 7 days a week. Gas station in the parking lot.
Klingel Farm & Produce Stand sells vegetables, fruits, meat, and much more. They’ve got pumpkins galore and the much-loved Mazezilla corn maze in the fall.
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.
Smallish local bar and restaurant on the water is a friendly and music-filled joint on Saylors Lake. Fri/Sat night music. Burgers, steaks, seafood.
Antiques, restored furniture, candles, soaps, home decor, paint, penny candy, gifts, and workshops.
Farm stand of Apple Ridge Farm. Produce, pasture-raised chicken and eggs, wood-fired brick oven sourdough bread, organic products. Tue, Sat, Sun 10 am – 6 pm.
The West End Fair has been held in August since 1921. You’ll find rides, games, fair food, live bands, and a demolition derby.
For brewery lovers and folks traveling to the Poconos. Beer list, great menu. Inside and outdoor seating. Bring Fido!
Huge Shop Rite in Brodheadsville. Pharmacy, bakery, prepared foods, deli, smoked meats, salad bar, coffee barista. Open 7 am until 11 pm daily.
Owned and operated by celebrant Lois Heckman who has performed literally hundreds of weddings. Harmony Gardens is the perfect spot for your elopement or tiny ceremony.
6,000-square-foot mall with over 100 vendors. Mostly collectibles and crafts, and some antiques. Spend an afternoon browsing.
Imported and domestic beers, along with a vast selection of flavored malt beverages, ciders, and shandies. Large selection of craft beer.
Tacos, empanadas, quesadillas, soups, salads, desserts. Elote (Mexican street corn) is a customer fave. Eat-in or takeout.
3 fishing ponds, 2 stocked with trout,1 with largemouth bass. No fishing license is required, and it’s great for a day out with the little ones.
New manifestation of much loved Mai Thai in Brodheadsville. Same friendly service, very good food. Enormous menu includes Massaman curry, drunken noodles, Thai iced coffee.
Award-winning wines and spirits. Live music and events at their fab brick oven pizzeria, and specials throughout the year. Pet friendly!
Locally grown fresh produce, seasonal goodies, fresh milk, eggs, beef, pork, plants, herbs, and a fall pumpkin patch and corn maze.
Family-friendly campground with 140 spaces for tents/RVs. 20-30-50 amp sites, full hook-ups, pull-thru sites, easy back-in sites.
Inside this spacious building, you can find charming antique furniture, fully restored and ready to use in your own home.
18 holes, 4 lakes, elevation changes, island green. Putting green, driving range, practice area. Pro shop, grill room.
Country restaurant on a quiet road. Short ribs, steak, lamb, Chilean seabass. Daily specials. Draft beer, cocktails list.
2 cabins (rented separately) by the lake with hot tubs, AC, WiFI, TVs, fire pits, and more. Minutes to Blue Mountain Ski Area.
Corn Maze Adventure with produce stand, pumpkin picking, wagon rides, farm animal petting area, 100-foot mountain slide, Corn Pit Area, affordable family fun.
Family owned and operated fruit and vegetable market. Pick your own apples and pumpkins. Flower baskets, plants, Christmas trees, and holiday decorations.
1800s home on 6-acre grounds. Private spring-fed lake. Swim or fish in the lake. WiFi, TV, kitchenette, fireplace, deck, breakfast.
Old-fashioned drive-up restaurant. Homemade ice cream, quick eats. Cones, sundaes, burgers, fries. Indoor/outdoor seating, playground.
22 year old family-run business specializing in fresh, quality products. They have a variety of pickled foods and offer 11 different flavors of pickles.
Fresh fruits, vegetables, eggs, honey, and preserves. They also have vegetable plants, annual and perennial flowers, topsoil, mulch, and more.
Salads, wraps, pizza, pasta, seafood, veal, and chicken. Traditional calzones and stromboli. Traditional Italian desserts, kids menu, beer for take-out. Full bar.
80 RV/tent sites on 100 acres. Private 10-acre freshwater lake with areas for swimming and for fishing/boating. Fishing, no license required. Canoe rental.
Frantz School was built in 1855 by Jacob Frantz, who lived on the nearby farm and wanted a place for his (and the area’s) children and future generations to go.
Dive bar with billiards, darts, live music, and bar food. Backyard BBQ with live music during the warmer months. Outdoor seating on the deck.
Pizzeria in a strip mall. Pizza, calzone, stromboli, pasta, burgers, heroes, cheesesteaks, and subs. Beer to go.
