Stroudsburg
Wild-caught seafood from the Fulton Fish Market at Hunt’s Point in the Bronx for 30 years. Fresh delicious fish, friendly owner.
18-hole nautical theme featuring a lighthouse, water feature, tall reed grasses, and roped piers. Ice cream/snack bar.
Willie-Wonka inspired candy store offering a huge selection of candy, soda, and gifts on Main Street in downtown Stroudsburg. Packed from floor to ceiling with bulk candy.
Antiques and collectibles in historic 1903 structure. 22,000 SF of floor space, over 125 dealers in furniture, art, books, ephemera, glassware, lighting, vintage clothing, primitives, more.
Roadside drive-in serving ice cream and burgers since 1949. Soft/ hard ice cream, burgers, baskets. March-Halloween.
Mountain View Vineyard, Winery, Brewery & Distillery is all of these. Charcuterie board, flatbreads, sandwiches.
Cute country restaurant with an emphasis on pizza. Casual dining in a friendly atmosphere. Just 3 minutes from downtown Stroudsburg.
American fare, full bar. Burgers, cheesesteaks, hangar steak, salmon, diver scallops, and pasta. Lunch entrees include a shaved ribeye panini.
Tex-Mex joint on Main Street. Menu is typical for small-town American joint. Outdoor seating. Not particularly recommended.
Breakfast all day. Pancakes, french toast, omelets, eggs, home fries. Lunch menu includes sandwiches and salads.
Forested, intimate, magical mountaintop celebration venue for elopements and micro-weddings. DIY, inexpensive.
Tiny shop, breakfast sandwiches, bagels, french toast, omelets. Hot/ cold sandwiches, cheesesteaks, Reubens. Smoothie bar.
Seasonal fruits, vegetables, and flowers. You can also buy homemade bread, baked goods, and honey. Open Saturdays May – October.
Tour the winery to learn about how the wines are produced. Settle into the wine bar and sip on artisanal wines while indulging in a seasonal cheese plate.
9 bedrooms, 12 beds, and 6 full bathrooms for up to 16 guests. Indoor pool, sauna, hot tub, game room. Bring Fido!
Sweet country inn with seasonal menu featuring local produce in season. Offerings include prime rib, short ribs. Killer view from the deck.
3.2 miles through upland oak/pine forests and open fields along the Kittatinny Ridge, good for hiking, fishing, and cross-country skiing.
Leads to the original railroad crossings in Big Pocono State Park. Fantastic view. Bikes, horses, skis, and snowshoes are permitted. Bring your dog!
This small town is the big town of the Pocono Mountains. Well, it’s as big as it gets here in “the heart of the Poconos”, population 6,000.
Main Street in the heart of downtown. Approx $100/night in season (in 2020). Kids stay free. Hotel has its own parking garage.
Retro-rustic creekside beauty. 1 bedroom, 1 bath. This peaceful, fully equipped house features design that takes you back to a simpler time. Bring Fido!
Owners were convicted in 2020 of sex and drug trafficking. Place in generally bad shape. Property must be forfeited, so who knows? We’ll keep you updated.
1920s theater is concert venue that accommodates seated and standing-room-only shows. Full bar, state-of-the-art sound and lighting.
All-American hometown diner. Prices are unbelievably low, all of the classics are homemade, including pies and cakes. Breakfast all day. Kids’ menu, booth seating, lots of room.
Cozy wine bar in Courthouse Square. Estate grown wines, cocktails, and local beers on tap. Wine to go, tastings, flights, and by the glass. Outdoor seating, live music.
Breakfast, lunch, and dinner items along with bakery goods for dining in the café, and packaged to go.
In tIhe heart of Delaware Water Gap Nat’l Rec Area. Private suites, king-size beds, jacuzzis, hot tubs, fireplaces. Breakfast included. Good for special occasions like bridal showers. $$$
Originally from Brooklyn, they make dough from scratch and in a wood-fired pizza oven. Truly great, and they’ll come to you!
Upscale Irish pub in an old bank building in the heart of downtown. 30 beers on tap, Irish specialties on lunch and dinner menus, Irish breakfast served all day.
Old-fashioned roadside stand. Ice cream, quick eats. Burgers, pierogies, waffles and ice cream. Covered patio, picnic tables, playground.
Country inn serves classic American favorites and Italian entrees. Open to public, weekend buffets, weekend reservations suggested.
Centrally located in eastern Poconos. Rooms have 1 king or 2 double beds. Free breakfast, WiFi, indoor swimming pool, fitness center, coin-operated laundry.
Both upscale and cozy, this steakhouse serves tapas, shareable plates & drinks. Hand-cut prime steaks and seafood. Outdoor seating area. $$$$
Wine tours, brew tours, historic trolley rides, and day trips. Ride the historical trolley for an entertaining ride through the area.
Beekeepers make bath bombs, soaps, moisturizers, scrubs, lotion bars, sprays, and their own bug repellant. They also sell candles and honey.
Family campground close to Stroudsburg. Cabin, tent, pop-up trailer rentals, seasonal rentals. Full/partial hook-up sites.
Casual, pretty golf course with a range that has 8 covered stalls and 8 uncovered stalls with several grass tees and putting and chipping green.
61.5-acres of a section of the Pocono Creek with Class A wild trout waters. Thickets of old-growth rhododendron, colonies of spring wildflowers, and wetland habitats.
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.
Busy Portuguese BBQ with Latin twist. Cuban, steak, pulled pork sandwiches. Tacos, salmon, steaks, fish.
Unassuming and simple Mexican joint with good food. Jarritos soda, horchatas, tacos, burritos, quesadillas.
Old-school Mom ‘n Pop Greek diner serving homemade classics that are fresh and cooked to order for over 50 years.
100 scenic acres of forests and open space to explore. Fish in McMichaels Creek. Tube and kayak. Dogs are welcome.
Main Street old-school pizza joint. Lots of pies, stromboli, calzone, chicken Parm and Piccata, hot and cold subs.
Go Pocono gives you what you want to know when you “get to here” (thanks, Tina Fey!) – one of the most beautiful natural spots in America.
In downtown’s Courthouse Square, Sat 8:00 am ’til noon, May through Nov, rain or shine. Get your morning coffee and a bite to eat.
Robert White designed course built in 1924. 18-hole, par 72, 6700-yard scenic course. Links situated on rolling hills with streams.
Owners are straight outta Sicily. Neopolitan and Sicilian pies, tons of entrees, kids menu. Homemade cannoli and tiramisu.
Very good Thai food & cocktails. Large, comfortable dining room, outdoor deck with view for miles.
Basic ShopRite supermarket the size of approximately 400 football fields. Deli, prepared foods, surprisingly good supermarket sushi. Beer and wine to go.
