Located less than 15 minutes from the shores of Lake Wallenpaupack. Hideaway is the perfect spot to cool off after a day on the water with an iced coffee.
Comfort food and burgers, home-style cooking. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Their specialty is homemade baked goods.
Simple, sweet, and quaint, great Eggs Benedict, banana pancakes, and a kick-ass Patty Melt for lunch. Recommended!
Manning’s homemade starts with the farm. They make a wide selection of ice cream flavors, ice cream cakes, and ice cream pies and deliver to their stores.
Warm, friendly brewpub with craft beer on tap and pub fare. Fabulous outdoor dining on their beautiful porches in this 1800s building.
Fresh ingredients in acai bowls, fresh juices, and smoothies. They’ve also got some old-school video games against the wall.
Tiny, friendly, Peruvian restaurant. Authentic cuisine, cheerful dining room. Operated by the Llama Ice Cream family reviewed by the New York Times.
Situated on picturesque Lake Naomi. Lovely New American menu. Grill room with a full-service bar and outdoor deck overlooking the lake.
Coffee shop in beautiful old Main Street storefront. Features locally roasted roasted coffee, baked goods, and bagel sandwiches.
Sources spirits from all over the world for their patients to test. It’s located in the Fountain Court Shopping Center.
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.
Sweet spot just outside of town. Verrrry friendly to locals and tourists alike, with cold beer and homemade food.
Marshalls Creek pizzeria/Italian restaurant serving pizza, pasta, subs, salads, and appetizers. Gyros, too. Strip mall joint is spacious inside. Family-friendly, kids’ menu.
Dining room in luxury resort hotel open to the public. Reservations suggested. Resort casual dress code. $$$$
Italian family-owned restaurant, bar, and grille in the Hotel Belvedere. Prime steaks and seafood. Reservations strongly encouraged.
Casual sports bar/eatery set in a historic train depot with many TVs. Burgers, nachos, quesadillas, sandwiches, flatbreads, and wings. Family-friendly.
Great Bear golf course restaurant in clubhouse open to the public. Covered patio overlooks the 18th hole. Nice dining room.
Nice Latin American joint located in the Bartonsville Plaza. Rice, beans, pernil (roasted pork), pollo guisando (chicken stew), empanadas, more, cooked home-style.
Restaurant at The Swiftwater. Have a bountiful breakfast, delectable dinner, or a carefully crafted cocktail.
Burgers, Guinness beef stew, fish ‘n chips, lots of live music and a friendly staff in an authentic Irish bar on Stroudsburg’s Main Street.
Yucatecan-style food and southern Mexican regional classics. It’s located in a sweet, old-fashioned inn built in 1876. Lots of tequila!
Pastries both old school and new plus seasonal flavors, fresh bread, and the best babka in the Catskills.
Old-school diner that has been in the center of Mountainhome for decades. Counter and stools, tables and booths. Breakfast all day, kids’ menu.
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.
Korean-owned Japanese restaurant in a strip mall. Service is slow, fish is fresh, and food is tasty. Sushi and teriyaki. Inexpensive.
Re-opened and located at Sullivan County Golf Club. An upscale Italian restaurant offering house-made pasta, mains, cocktails, and a long wine list.
Regional foodstuffs for farm-to-table run by NYC pros that respect the land, honor tradition, and excites the senses. Very good!
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.
Hand-dipped & soft-serve ie cream. Cones, shakes, floats, ices, sundaes. Waffle & pretzel cones. Spillane’s hot dogs on a toasted New England-style roll.
French breakfast and lunch restaurant. Croissants, pastries, waffles. Daily lunch specials. Fresh, organic food. Can’t Make It to Paris? Eat at Branko’s.
An old fire station that’s been converted into a truly terrific restaurant. Impeccable cocktails, great food, reasonable prices.
Cardinal Hollow Winery has joined the historic Castle Inn to offer up unique wines that you wont find anywhere else like: Jalapeno Wine, Whiskey Mead, Agave (Tequila) Wine and 100% fruit wines. Offering tastings, glass sales and bottles to go along with beer and mixed drinks.
Country bar/eatery in a huge and very old stone house. Live entertainment Wed/Sun. Outdoor seating, friendly service.
Tiny storefront breakfast place in an old Victorian. Daily from 6 am – 1 pm. Omelets, pancakes, french toast, country-fried steak.
Main Street, downtown Stroudsburg. Philly steaks, burgers, hoagies, stromboli, and beer. Full bar. Take-out or eat in. Beer to go.
Casual fine dining with classic offerings and creative takes on traditional steakhouse fare. Locally sourced aged beef, happy hour.
Quaint country place in a historic building with outdoor deck. Drink specials, steak, salmon with crabmeat, burger, fried chicken sandwich.
Sushi, ramen, udon, and authentic Japanese street food in a casual, hip atmosphere. Pennsylvania’s first and only sake brewery.
Very good Italian food in the tiny town of Wurtsboro.
Intimate jazz venue in a vaulted 19th-century wireworks factory. Latin Jazz to bebop and African rhythms to classic jazz in an acoustically exceptional venue.
This fresh take on your neighborhood corner bar is very pretty and very good. Full bar, draft beer, chili, buffalo shrimp, wings, cheesesteaks, burgers, goat tacos, sloppy joes.
Ice cream shop open all year for ice cream, sundaes, and shakes. They get their ice cream fresh from the wonderful Manning Farm Dairy of Dalton.
Gas and groceries. Stop in for made-to-order deli breakfast, lunch, and dinner. There’s a daily variety of freshly made salads and baked goods.
Bagels are hand-rolled, kettle boiled, and baked DAILY. Soups, sandwiches, pastries, coffee, all New York style.
Authentic Mexican kitchen prepares food in small batches all day long. Apps, tacos, tortas, Mexican dinners. Mole con Pollo, Carne Asada, pork chops, Adobo Rojo.
Open Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Some customers seem to love it, but we say no. Cute building, tho.
Friendly and old-fashioned. People love it. Booths, stools at the counter, arched ceiling, a room of tables. Decent food.
Local hangout with cheap drinks and friendly bartenders. Good for watching sports on TV, great bar food.
Order app from list, go to the buffet and put a plate together. Chefs at the massive grill will cook your dish while you wait. Fun.
Bagel and coffee, breakfast, sandwiches to go, lunch to stay or to go. Farm to table, great baked goods. Daily 6 am – 2 pm, closes noon on Sundays.
