- Simple, sweet, and quaint, great Eggs Benedict, banana pancakes, and a kick-ass Patty Melt for lunch. Recommended!
- BBQ, burgers, and sandwiches. Breakfast omelets, french toast, steak & eggs, and breakfast sandwiches. Open 24/7. $$$
- Deli and convenience store selling breakfast all day, sandwiches, burgers, daily specials. Grocery staples, cigarettes, and beer.
- Innovative menus shaped by local seasons, farms, and producers. Award-winning wine list. Extensive beer menu, craft brews. Reservations recommended.
- A local town fave. Cold beer, snacks, sandwiches, and live music. Small town feel, friendly bartenders.
- Tons of coffee drinks, hot and iced, and a case of locally made baked goods. Sit inside or take it to go.
- Located at the top of Camelback Mountain, Camelback’s Summit House offers ski-in, ski-out convenience with breathtaking views of the Pocono Mountains.
- Old-fashioned with prime rib, steaks, seafood. Leftover from 50 years ago. Friendly staff.
- Outdoor dining overlooking the golf course with fire pits and tiki torches. Best for drinks and snacks on the patio.
- Wood-fired pizza, steak, soups, and much more. Decks overlook the lake. Full bar. Highly recommended.
- Coffee, mid-day munchies, and an afternoon libation. Stop in for breakfast sandwiches, salads, pastries. La Colombe slow drip or cold brew coffee.
- Upscale Irish pub in an old bank building in the heart of downtown. 30 beers on tap, Irish specialties on lunch and dinner menus, Irish breakfast served all day.
- Country diner tucked away in a strip mall serving breakfast and lunch. Inexpensive, much better than it oughta be. Biscuits & sausage, Cobb salad, pancakes, French toast, omelets, and chili.
- Same owner as the original Volare’s Restaurant from NYC. Old-school Italian cuisine, full bar. Homemade pasta, seafood, very good.
- Korean-owned Japanese restaurant in a strip mall. Service is slow, fish is fresh, and food is tasty. Sushi and teriyaki. Inexpensive.
- Small-town restaurant with big-city aspirations. Steaks, tuna tartare, salmon, fish and chips, and chicken penne are on the dinner menu. Daily specials.
- Cute little Main Street shop that serves rolled ice cream with a huge selection of toppings. They’ve also got green tea, bubble teas, and fruit teas.
- Traditional and contemporary Korean dishes, cocktails by Beverage Director Cam Shaw and ample vegan and vegetarian options.
- Bar and lounge with retail shop founded by The Farmhouse Project in Callicoon. Craft cocktails, wine, beer, small menu of food items.
- World-traveled Southern gals run this super breakfast and lunch cafe. Biscuits (of course) and bagels for breakfast, great sandwich lineup, coffees, matchas, and chai.
- Daily made bagels, homemade cream cheese, sandwiches, heroes, breakfast and lunch all day. People love this place.
- An old fire station that’s been converted into a truly terrific restaurant. Impeccable cocktails, great food, reasonable prices.
- Craft distillery offers locally-made, small-batch spirits in a uniquely appointed tasting room right in the heart of historic Jim Thorpe.
- Bakery/diner with a huge fan base. 30 types of homemade pies. Pastries, cakes, muffins, cookies. Breakfast all day, lunch.
- Absolutely gorgeous baked goods. Cookies, croissants, breads, cakes, pies, breads, and more. Good coffee, too.
- Heritage farm cidery dedicated to preserving the heritage of North American cider making, while delivering a fantastic, one-of-a-kind product.
- One of those tiny country joints in the middle of nowhere that’s been there forever that people just love. They say the food is great.
- Nice little family-owned and operated pizza place on Main Street in Delaware Water Gap. Good pizza. Beer & wine.
- Cidery with outdoor festivals, live music, plenty of food, and tasty treats. Special events include the Strawberry Festival, Summer Fest, Blooms & Butterflies Event, Apple Harvest Festival, and Halloween Light Show.
- Sub/hoagie shop, they get their bread from a bakery in New Jersey. Sandwiches are made of high-quality ingredients and the place gets good reviews.
- Grab grub in Trout Town USA. Get breakfast, sandwiches, burgers, soups, entrees, and desserts. They’ve got a full bar list and a kids’ menu, too.
- Beer & bar food with pool table. Pizza, wings, fries, nachos, steak sandwiches, cold and hot heroes, burgers. Friendly atmosphere.
- Craft cocktail bar which serves a core food menu nightly as well as inventive weekly dinner specials. Walk In breakfast/lunch turns into Stumble Out at night.
- 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.
- It’s a basic country bar and restaurant with lots of live music. Appetizers, meals, and desserts prepared with freshest ingredients available.
- Fresh, locally sourced, and chef-inspired New American food. Casual, relaxed, with waterfront dining, signature cocktails, live music. Very good.
- Terrific pork store with prepared foods, deli items, and a good retail section. Beef Braciole, homemade sausage, lasagna, pork loin, broccoli rabe sandwiches.
- Chicken heroes, wraps, chicken cutlets, and chicken Parmesan, along with fries, onion rings, chicken tenders. All chicken. Take out.
- Gastropub in renovated firehouse features craft beers, fine wines, a compelling selection of whiskeys and cocktails. Great food.
- Port Jervis loves this pizza joint. Calzone, pizza in tons of styles, pasta, and Italian dinner. Hot and cold heroes.
- Microbrewery, pub fare, and seasonal outdoor deck and bar area with bocce, Wiffle ball, and horseshoes. Burgers, wings, steaks, pasta, nachos. Very family-friendly.
- Steaks, chops, and seafood, along with a curated wine list. Traditional fare includes spinach and Cobb salads and a selection of sandwiches.
- Corporate chain selling warm stuffed cookies Located in Tannersville Plaza, aka Weis Market Plaza. Try it at your own risk, or don’t. Locals seem to like it.
- Casual dining featuring small dishes and American-influenced tapas. All-American wine and beer list, American spirits. View of Paupack High Falls.
- Casual fine dining, sophisticated New American. Menu focuses on high-quality from local farmers and artisans. Lovely decor and great service.
- In the luxury boutique hotel of Rest Co . Locally raised ingredients to inventive vegan comfort food, open Thursday through Saturday for your dining experience.
- Basically a specialty food market that serves baked goods and specialty sandwiches (or vice versa). Breads, cookies, muffins, cakes, and pies are made on the premises.
- Similar concept to Chipotle offer rice bowls:Middle Eastern, Korean, Japanese, India, Southwestern/Mexican, and more. Gluten-free and vegan options.
- Coffee shop, roaster, espresso bar. Coffee beans roasted by Black & Brass Co. Milk and cream from local farmers. Pastries include gluten-free.
- Local 25-year-old bar and grill in Promised Land with average food. The beer is cold. Burgers, baskets, and hot and cold sandwiches.