Tiny, friendly, Peruvian restaurant. Authentic cuisine, cheerful dining room. Operated by the Llama Ice Cream family reviewed by the New York Times.
Tiny taproom of innovative hard cider maker. Barrel-aged cider, 2 fermenters in the back used to brew specialties. Friday Happy Hour.
French macarons, pies, and organic naturally-leavened breads made with locally-sourced whole grains. Find at Callicoon Pantry on Fri, Sat, and Sunday.
That Shake Place is a local landmark since 1968. Soft serve and hard ice cream. Old-time ambiance, great food.
Eat between The Potting Shed and the Lackawaxen River in the area that boasts posh picnic cabins, hammock chairs, an oversized fire pit, and wicker furniture for lounging.
Deck on the Delaware River. Open on summer weekends and serves burgers, wings, and lots of fried food.Best for a cold beer and a sandwich on the deck.
Fab little cafe from the Magnolia people. Belgian waffles, matcha lattes. croissant sandwiches and quiche, and it’s all very good.
They’re open all summer and serve Pad Thai, curries, and drinks. The menu is 5 course fixed price. Set menu, set price.
Pizza with sourdough crust. Brunch every Sunday. Organic/biodynamic wine, beer garden, mix of beer from craft to cheap and cheerful.
Brewed coffees from local micro-roasters. Cookies, scones, muffins. Sandwiches and salads. Order take out or grab a table inside.
Vintage bank turned speakeasy with rebellious spirit of a speakeasy. Great cocktails in an updated vintage bank turned speakeasy-themed bar. Great atmosphere and elevated bar food.
Family-owned restaurant serves empanadas, wings, burgers, cheesesteaks, Cuban sandwiches, vegetarian options.
Good Hispanic food specializing in Dominican. pastelillo, papas rellenas, ensaladas, mofongo, carnes, and more.
Pizzeria in a strip mall. Pizza, calzone, stromboli, pasta, burgers, heroes, cheesesteaks, and subs. Beer to go.
2nd brewpub in addition to the Milford original features 13 Log Tavern beers ranging from stout to pilsner and lots in between. Peanut Butter Sawkill Sweet Stout, Timber IPA, and Irish Red Ale are delicious.
Small craft brewery with taproom focused on lagers and low ABV session beers. Buy growlers and six-packs to go.
Unassuming and simple Mexican joint with good food. Jarritos soda, horchatas, tacos, burritos, quesadillas.
Fresh coffee, bagels, pastries, snacks, and an assortment of drinks. Essentials for your campsite cooking. Wall of vintage-style candy.
Roadside BBQ joint grilling ribs, chicken, brisket, pulled pork outside. Indoor and outdoor dining. April to Labor Day.
Casual fine dining, steak, seafood, pasta. Eclectic gourmet menu, fresh, seasonal ingredients. Extensive wine and beer lists, cocktails.
Good option in the Lake Region. Pizza, pasta, salads, entrees, hero sandwiches. Try Bianca pie with white truffle and basil.
50’s inspired creamery serves soft-serve and hard ice cream, milkshakes, and snacks. Stop in for ice cream and game of mini-golf.
Wild Elder Wine and Cider Co tasting room. Black elderberry wine, hard elderberry cider, hard apple cider. Charcuterie plates.
Full bar with tv screens to watch the games. Maybe order a slice or a sandwich to go with. That’s about it. Reviews are horrible.
Family eatery focusing on steak, seafood, and Italian dishes, with a deck overlooking Lake Wallenpaupack.
Absolutely gorgeous baked goods. Cookies, croissants, breads, cakes, pies, breads, and more. Good coffee, too.
Very good Thai food & cocktails. Large, comfortable dining room, outdoor deck with view for miles.
Latin home-style cooking and Colombian baked goods. Empanadas, guava bread, oxtail, seafood, Colombian coffee. Small, affordable, very good.
Oxtail, curried goat, jerk chicken, ribs, and roti. Each entrée also comes with rice and beans, fried plantains, and mixed vegetables.
Tiny storefront breakfast place in an old Victorian. Daily from 6 am – 1 pm. Omelets, pancakes, french toast, country-fried steak.
Old gas station by railroad tracks converted to ice cream shop. Walk up serving windows, outdoor seating. Ice cream and coffee.
The Hideout Club House Restaurant offers a dining room and a pub. The Pub offers flat screen TVs to enjoy all your favorite sports events.
Tiny breakfast restaurant in the middle of nowhere serves gorgeous homemade pies and gigantic beautiful pancakes. Get there early on a weekend. If you want one of their pies, call a few days in advance.
Trailer parked in Salvation Army parking lot is one of the hidden gems of the Poconos. Hot dogs, burgers, cheesesteaks, fries. Ridiculously low prices.
Bar with great food and atmosphere nestled in the heart of Reeders. Downstairs for pub and an upstairs for the restaurant. Option to have a beer and order takeout.
S’more sites feature your own trailside private dining space tucked back in the trees behind their Pint Size Park. Family-friendly, bring Fido.
“Family Owned, Quick Serve Authentic Smokehouse BBQ.” Made from scratch with the freshest ingredients and all Prime meat. Casual and fun.
Ski lodge restaurant. Booths and bar. Nachos, cheesesteaks, burgers. Tiki bar in summer. Live music, family-friendly.
American fare in a touristy place with fireplace, full bar, patio. Steaks, burgers, pasta, seafood. Lots of beer on tap. Lunch/dinner 7 days a week.
Dry white and red, semi-sweet, sweet wine, and sangria. They’ve also got beer on draft. Bring your own food. Friendly and welcoming.
Apple cider and apple cider donuts are the winners in this newly re-opened (Nov 17, 2023) 1940s Catskill cider mill. Much more info to come!
Casual, farm-to-fork dining. Meats, produce, and cheeses locally sourced. Seasonal menus. Signature cocktails, beer and wine lists.
Old-school diner that has been in the center of Mountainhome for decades. Counter and stools, tables and booths. Breakfast all day, kids’ menu.
Marshalls Creek joint offers bar food, pool tables, darts, and draft beer. A friendly, welcoming, loud group of locals.
Diner-style breakfast and lunch restaurant located on the Delaware River. Belgian waffles, Eggs Benedict, burgers, sandwiches, pastry case.
Renowned for Austrian and German style wines with many international accolades. Tastings, food trucks, indoor/outdoor seating.
Storefront Italian deli. Hot and cold heroes, chicken cutlet, meatballs, cannoli, cookies. Beer to go.
Spanish and Caribbean restaurant that says “The secret ingredient is love.” Outdoor dining gives an excellent view of the Delaware River. It’s friendly and homey and fun.
Restaurant on Hotel Wayne ground floor. People rave about dry-aged steaks. Lunch menu of burgers, salads, wings, more. Wine list.
Classic Vietnamese dishes, fresh, high-quality ingredients. Noodle soups, sandwiches, summer rolls, rice and noodle salads. Vegan offerings, Vietnamese coffee.
