Stroudsburg
Charcuterie platters, fondue mac & cheese, soups, sandwiches, desserts. Daily specials. Sweet wine list.Small town charm, big city sophistication.
Cappuccino, latte, Americano, macchiato, and espresso. Coffee from Stroudsburg’s small batch roaster Hrysek Farms. Baked goods, cozy atmosphere.
Overnight sports camp for kids 8 to 17. At ISTC they believe in teaching life skills through sports. The 450-acre lakeside facility is minutes from I-80.
Pizza bread stuffed with hot dogs. Eat in/take out. Cheesesteaks, Italian sausage sandwiches, burgers, chicken parm, fries.
Satay, dumplings, Pad Thai, Evil Jungle curry, Massaman curry, coconut shrimp, crispy duck, and more. Great for take-out.
Good Hispanic food specializing in Dominican. pastelillo, papas rellenas, ensaladas, mofongo, carnes, and more.
Old-fashioned, family-run standby diner offering familiar American eats – all the usual diner fare.
Wild-caught seafood from the Fulton Fish Market at Hunt’s Point in the Bronx for 30 years. Fresh delicious fish, friendly owner.
Well-appointed, comfortable Hibachi steakhouse and sushi bar. Full bar and the fun of hibachi, with reasonable prices. Good for kids, too.
Grab your favorite Viking and get over there! “Mead – It’s What You Need.” Live music on Saturday nights.
Both upscale and cozy, this steakhouse serves tapas, shareable plates & drinks. Hand-cut prime steaks and seafood. Outdoor seating area. $$$$
Mountain View Vineyard, Winery, Brewery & Distillery is all of these. Charcuterie board, flatbreads, sandwiches.
Living history museum preserves 19th century Penn German heritage. Period dress, re-enactment of daily life on the farm.
Typical Red Roof, typical budget hotel. Rooms include Wi-Fi, microwave, mini-fridge, flat-screen TV. Bring Fido.
1930s country inn. Tables and booths, fireplaces, river stone bar. Steaks, chops, seafood. Happy hour daily 4-6 pm, half-price appetizers. Outdoor deck.
Family-run, taking pride in making handcrafted batches using local and global fruit. Pizza, Lebanese food, cheese plates.
Jewish co-ed overnight camp featuring sports, arts, and inclusive Jewish programming known for its community of campers, families, staff, and alumni from around the world.
Dry white and red, semi-sweet, sweet wine, and sangria. They’ve also got beer on draft. Bring your own food. Friendly and welcoming.
Seasonal fruits, vegetables, and flowers. You can also buy homemade bread, baked goods, and honey. Open Saturdays May – October.
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.
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.
1/8 mile clay kart racing oval in its 27th season (in 2019) in Stroudsburg, PA. Smooth, fast race track. Races every Friday night from March through October.
Breakfast, lunch, and dinner items along with bakery goods for dining in the café, and packaged to go.
Italian ice, frozen custard, and gelati, a mixture of the two. Friendly services, tons of flavors. Add candy to your custard! Quick in and out.
Cute country restaurant with an emphasis on pizza. Casual dining in a friendly atmosphere. Just 3 minutes from downtown Stroudsburg.
Centrally located in eastern Poconos. Rooms have 1 king or 2 double beds. Free breakfast, WiFi, indoor swimming pool, fitness center, coin-operated laundry.
Americanized version of Mexican food includes all the basics. Large vegetarian and kid’s menus. Try the guacamole.
Tex-Mex joint on Main Street. Menu is typical for small-town American joint. Outdoor seating. Not particularly recommended.
