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Dyberry Forks
- 939 Main St,
- Honesdale 18341
- (570) 253-2266
Dyberry Forks offers casual fine dining in a chic room with seasonal farm-to-fork cuisine and a craft cocktail list. The interior is dreamy, the cocktails are strong, and the food is delicious.
Brunch is served on Saturday and Sunday from 11:00 am ’til 2:00 pm. Call ahead for winter hours/days.
Dyberry Forks is a true “farm-to-fork” dining experience. Whenever possible, they source their meats, produce, and cheese from Wayne County; the menus are seasonal and vary from week to week.
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A recent iteration of their beloved “Sunday Supper” menu included beef brisket with mashed potatoes, crab cakes, and chicken steak in a Beurre Blanc with shoestring fries. Dessert was a selection of fresh fruit with lemon curd and vanilla ice cream or Red Raspberry Gratin with Mascarpone custard.
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“Let me start with the food. I had the summer squash soup. I can’t remember the last time I’ve had a better balanced and seasoned soup. My husband had kale salad and said it was one of the best he’s had. For the entree, I had the scallops. Perfectly seared. The potato and squash hash was the real highlight. The beer and wine lists were short but very good. The service was fantastic. I want to move in! We were blown away that all this fantastic food (and drink) was under $75. We thought maybe there was a mistake with the bill! We will absolutely be back!”– Christine R.
The town of Honesdale traces its roots to the early 1930s when a group of local businessmen constructed a canal to transport coal from Carbondale, PA to Roundout, NY. At that time, Honesdale was known as “Dyberry Forks” – a wilderness where the Dyberry Creek joins the Lackawaxen River. The restaurant is housed in a 150-year-old timber frame building, which has been restored to its original form.
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“A hidden gem, like being in Greenwich Village in NYC. The waitstaff is professional, the atmosphere is perfect, and the food! One of the top 10 restaurants I have been to. A must go if you are in the area – you won’t be disappointed.”– The Malozzis
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