Stroudsburg 18360
Hand-twisted and fresh-baked pretzels. They’ve also got bite-size mini-cheesesteaks, pretzel dogs, and mini-cheeseburgers, and sell party trays with an assortment of pretzel dips.
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. $$$
Pizza 1 is in the center of Stroudsburg. They sell pizza, pasta, calzones, stromboli, entrees, desserts. Classic pizza parlor.
Forested, intimate, magical mountaintop celebration venue for elopements and micro-weddings. DIY, inexpensive.
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.
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.
Rogue Tapas is friendly with good service. Very good. Sangria is a specialty. Opened in May 2023, more info coming soon!
Specializing in tandem jumps with experienced instructors. Don’t want to jump? They’ll let you be a co-pilot and take in amazing view of the Poconos.
Perfect for a walk in the woods day. See uncommon wildflowers at this location in spring. Creek is suitable for kayaking.
100 scenic acres of forests and open space to explore. Fish in McMichaels Creek. Tube and kayak. Dogs are welcome.
First-run movies in the local mall. Six films, comfortable seats. Clean theater, reasonable prices.
Kettle Creek Environmental Center provides classes & events on this gorgeous preserve of old field, deciduous forest, and ponds with 2 1/2 miles of trails.
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.
Country inn serves classic American favorites and Italian entrees. Open to public, weekend buffets, weekend reservations suggested.
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.
Sushi, appetizers, rice bowl, noodles, bento boxes, and entrees that include Teriyaki and Tempura.
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.
Tex-Mex joint on Main Street. Menu is typical for small-town American joint. Outdoor seating. Not particularly recommended.
4 miles of hiking and mountain biking trails Invigorating hikes and exciting switchbacks for mountain bikers. Forested cliff that provides mile-long views.
Beekeepers make bath bombs, soaps, moisturizers, scrubs, lotion bars, sprays, and their own bug repellant. They also sell candles and honey.
Originally from Brooklyn, they make dough from scratch and in a wood-fired pizza oven. Truly great, and they’ll come to you!
Wild-caught seafood from the Fulton Fish Market at Hunt’s Point in the Bronx for 30 years. Fresh delicious fish, friendly owner.
Cute little shop serving homemade ice cream, sandwiches, soups, salads, baked goods, and coffee on Stroudsburg’s main drag.
Breakfast, lunch, Santa Mama Coffee. Salads, pastries, sandwiches. Homemade baked goods. Charming backyard patio.
Stroudsburg basic supermarket with beer & wine cafe, prepared foods, propane, and a pharmacy. Beer/wine to-go.
Charcuterie platters, fondue mac & cheese, soups, sandwiches, desserts. Daily specials. Sweet wine list.Small town charm, big city sophistication.
Main Street in the heart of downtown. Approx $100/night in season (in 2020). Kids stay free. Hotel has its own parking garage.
Unassuming and simple Mexican joint with good food. Jarritos soda, horchatas, tacos, burritos, quesadillas.
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.
A 166-acre preserve of old fields, mature deciduous forest, evergreen stands, and two ponds. 2 1/2 miles of maintained and well-marked trails are open for public use year-round
Basic ShopRite supermarket the size of approximately 400 football fields. Deli, prepared foods, surprisingly good supermarket sushi. Beer and wine to go.
Eclectic store offering live houseplants, planting supplies, home goods, gifts, silk florals, candles, food items, and more.
Friendly service, clean and comfortable rooms. WiFi, flat-screen TVs, minifridges, microwaves. Suites add living areas with pull-out sofas.
This fresh take on your neighborhood corner bar opened in December of 2022. Full bar, draft beer, chili, buffalo shrimp, wings, cheesesteaks, burgers, goat tacos, sloppy joes.
Cute country restaurant with an emphasis on pizza. Casual dining in a friendly atmosphere. Just 3 minutes from downtown Stroudsburg.
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.
Algerian to Italian to Thai, ice cream for the kids, beer for you. Don’t miss Italian Momento or The Charcuterie.
Big barn-like space outfitted as a diner, serving big plates of down-home diner food. Breakfast, burgers, hoagies, entrees, and desserts.
Family campground close to Stroudsburg. Cabin, tent, pop-up trailer rentals, seasonal rentals. Full/partial hook-up sites.
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.
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.
American fare, full bar. Burgers, cheesesteaks, hangar steak, salmon, diver scallops, and pasta. Lunch entrees include a shaved ribeye panini.
Turn-of-the-century 300-acre estate. Old fashioned inn with suites, cottages, cabins. Indoor pool, spa, restaurant, lounge.
Tiny taproom of innovative hard cider maker. Barrel-aged cider, 2 fermenters in the back used to brew specialties. Friday Happy Hour.
Both upscale and cozy, this steakhouse serves tapas, shareable plates & drinks. Hand-cut prime steaks and seafood. Outdoor seating area. $$$$
Owns 10 nature preserves and 2 conservation easements in Monroe County Fishing, hiking, wildlife. Open to the public from dawn ’til dusk, 365 days/year.
3.2 miles through upland oak/pine forests and open fields along the Kittatinny Ridge, good for hiking, fishing, and cross-country skiing.
Grill, sushi bar, live music venue, sports bar. Popular local spot with deck, live entertainment, sports TV at the bar. Kids’ menu.
Main Street sports bar with 15 TVs, live entertainment on weekends. Wings, burgers, cheesesteaks, daily specials.
Cute little Main Street shop that serves rolled ice cream with a huge selection of toppings. They’ve also got green tea, bubble teas, and fruit teas.
