Bartonsville 18321
Housekeeping cottages with automatic heat, fireplaces, cable TV, picture windows, porches with gliders, and picnic tables. Heated pool, tons of amenities.
Located inside Shoppes at American Candle. They make sundaes by rolling the ice cream on a cold plate and stuffing with toppings such as gummy bears, chocolate, and fruits.
New manifestation of much loved Mai Thai in Brodheadsville. Same friendly service, very good food. Enormous menu includes Massaman curry, drunken noodles, Thai iced coffee.
Mid-range in price, great base for enjoying the DWGNRA and Central Pocono Mountains area. Really nice Hampton Inn. Choose standard rooms or suites.
Huge box-style grocery store. Well-stocked, with bakery, prepared foods, beer and wine, sushi, flowers, Starbucks coffee shop, pharmacy.
This collection of shops includes American Candle, a wine and beer shop, Rolley’s Ice Cream, and a room with 200 barrels of candy.
Very good pan-Asian restaurant serving Desi Indian, Chinese, and Thai cuisines. Colorful, uplifting atmosphere.
Nice Latin American joint located in the Bartonsville Plaza. Rice, beans, pernil (roasted pork), pollo guisando (chicken stew), empanadas, more, cooked home-style.
Pho shop located in a strip-mall. Modern-chic dining room. Pho, spring rolls, grilled pork, bowls. BYOB. Open daily.
Very good pizza, pasta, wings, meatballs, and steak and sub sandwiches. Cannoli and gelato. Beer to go.
Gould’s Produce and Farm Market is a family-owned farm and farm market with locally grown fruits and vegetables. One of the best.
In business since 1923, offering cheesesteaks, wings, burgers. Daily specials. Entertainment 6 nights a week.
Specialty coffee drinks and farm-to-table comfort food. Breakfast and lunch include sweet and savory waffles.
Mid-priced basic chain hotel with lots of amenities and a central Pocono location on its side. Pet-friendly, kids under 17 stay free.
Real NY-style pie just steps from I-80 at the Shops at Crossroads. Pasta, subs, calzone, stromboli, salads, all reasonably priced. BYOB.
Chain restaurant mid-level steakhouse. This one’s in Bartonsville. Walls are adorned with longhorns and mounted deer heads.
