Me and my husband went to Adelphia's for lunch yesterday. My husband had a patty melt. It came…read morewith soup and a salad. I had a Poboy burger. I gave them a four out of five for two reasons the food took too long to get to our table. There was other table seated after us that were halfway done their food by the time our food came out and also we ordered our burgers medium, and they were definitely both well done so I feel like the server may have waited in bringing them out to us and that's why they were well done. What is great about the place is it's beautiful. It's big, lots of baked goods. It's very pretty inside and their lunch specials are spectacular. We usually don't get burgers there, next time back to the pastas and salmon.

**Good atmosphere very nice bartender**…read more So , upfront ths was my first visit to Adelphia and we drove from the Poconos to enjoy the great time with close friends. The music was nice and the people were having so much fun. The crowd was older and it was nothing but fun. Chatted with a few good people and had an overall great time. I spent the nice drinking O'Doules and redbulls and the bartender was very kind. She smiled when I said "its a party too ill have a third" (O'Doules) im don't drink much anymore. I drank enough in my 22 yrs of active service. Overall its was fun Itruly enjoyed myself. Didn't have any food maybe next time.

What an amazing space. Beautiful atmosphere, beautiful family. They hold events with live…read moreentertainment, rental space, and catering. They have turned this space into an amazing edifice for the community. Offering events from NYE balls to Valentines Day parties to jazz nights and comedy nights. I am looking forward to the upcoming events, and I am happy a business has brought entertainment to the area. Connected to Big Swerves BBq for great food options and is BYOB. Grab tickets to the next event, bring a bottle, and enjoy yourself.

Attended a retirement party at Stella's. The hall was very nice but I didn't understand why the…read morecaterer was prepping the food at a table in the hall instead of the kitchen. It took away from the overall look. If you're going to allow outside catering, you should allow some space in your kitchen. Also, it was very hot in the hall, and that was before the dancing started. Not sure if the air was off or set at the incorrect temperature. Thankfully there's a nice set-up outside so we were able to go outside to cool off. Parking was also an issue, not much at the venue.

Top shelf establishment. Beautiful landscaping is only outdone at their downstairs Wine cellar with…read morebreathtaking view of lake to walk alongside sipping wine with appetizers. Customer service is amazing!!

When I was in middle school, Auletto's was the default banquet space for our many Drama and Music…read moreAward nights, and the occasional class dance. I remember, as a 13-year-old, hating the same chicken parm buffer dinner with the lifeless potatoes and the tasteless green beans. So when my then-fiance suggested Auletto's as a possible wedding venue, I balked at the idea. It wasn't until we sat down with Jim Auletto, the owner, that I realized I had no way of appreciating Auletto's for a wedding from the lens and experience of a 13-year-old. We had our wedding here in January 2008, and it was such a memorable, beautiful, wonderful experience! From day 1 when we first sat down with Jim to the last few minutes in the space the night of our wedding, the staff had been so helpful. We had a lot of our own ideas that we wanted to bring to the table, and Jim has done a LOT of weddings there - he was able to lay it out for us what he's seen work and not work in the space. We brought in outside lighting, but decided to go with their preferred centerpiece floral vendor rather than taking on that task ourselves. Even their wedding cake vendor, Termini's, was fantastic. All we did was email them a picture of what we wanted and our cake type and frosting picks, and that was it. The space itself offers a really unique wedding experience, particularly when it comes to their wine cellar for the cocktail hour. Our guests raved about they ceremony overlooking Lake Almonesson in the Terrace Room, then heading downstairs to the wine cellar, and then back up on the other side to the fully decorated Grand Ballroom. It was a very neat series of transitions. I'm sure Auletto's is lovely in the spring and summer, particularly for outdoor weddings and with their new outdoor tented area, but the dark interiors with hints of japonnaise decor suited our winter wedding perfectly. I realize now, that when you're paying the big bucks for big ticket events like a wedding, the food is a LONG way away from the default booster association buffet options of middle school. The menu choices are many, and our tasting, as a result, was delicious. The night of the wedding, the food was impeccably prepared with generous portions, and the wine selections perfectly paired. We went with Filet Mignon, Chicken Savannah, and Sea Bass- my husband and I can speak for the filet (mouthwatering, buttery, HUGE), but our guests loved the other two options as well. Auletto's was also quite accommodating to any special dietary needs. The prices do vary by season; peak wedding months will certainly pay more. But since we were in the lowest-off-season wedding month, Jim threw in a lot of deals and extra upgrades to keep our business, making our wedding truly beautiful and memorable as a result. In fact, Jim made the whole wedding venue process so easy, it was the one part of our wedding we didn't have to devote much stress to - we knew we were in good hands. I definitely recommend this to other NJ brides and grooms looking for an elegant venue for their wedding.

Was here for a big retirement banquet last night and the staff really knows how to take care of 300…read morepeople. Was very happy with the food and service. The top hat wearing doorman was friendly and funny. Anyone who would host a large affair should consider this place.

Went here for a New Year's Eve party and everything was great. The staff were friendly and nice…read more The DJ's they had played a wide selection of songs for all age groups. The thing that stuck out the most to me was how great the food was. The food had me coming back for second and thirds. Overall the my experience here was great and I would definitely go back.

I have been here for several private parties. It is a decent size (150 people) and is relatively…read morefresh and clean. The food offered here is ok but not "gourmet" but it is my understanding is that they permit outside caterers.

Jaws got this golf country club thing down to a science. I love this course and Riley's is…read morefantastic. The cart service is awesome.

I never thought I'd have to write something like this, but after what I've endured at Valleybrook…read moreCountry Club, silence would be a disservice to anyone who values respect, decency, and equality. Let me be clear: I've spent my money here. Plenty of it. I've actually given freely, even gifting copies of my book to staff and guests. I pour positivity into people each time I'm there. I've supported this place with nothing but positivity. And in return, I was publicly humiliated, lied on, and spoken to like I was less than human--not once, but repeatedly. A young staff member named Luke--who clearly harbors both arrogance and racist undertones--accused me of begging for golf balls. Let that sink in. I've never asked a single soul here for anything free. Not once. I've paid my way and then some. Yet, Luke felt comfortable making this false, demeaning accusation out loud, in front of other customers. Why? Because I charged my phone in a shed--something I was given permission to do multiple times. Because I hit a few balls off the grass--again, with prior approval. This wasn't about rules. This was about control and prejudice. When I brought this to the attention of Tom, the GM, I was told I'd receive a follow-up call. That call never came. No apology. No accountability. Just silence. I returned the next day--not because I'm okay with what happened, but because I'm stronger than the average person, mentally and emotionally. I wanted to give this place the benefit of the doubt. Instead, I was yelled at the moment I walked in by Gene, who told me I wouldn't speak to "his staff" that way. Let me remind you: Gene wasn't even present when Luke disrespected me. But rather than hear my side, he doubled down and told me to leave. Yelling at me actually. Ironically, he claimed the range wasn't open until 6:30, yet at 5:45, I watched multiple other golfers--none who looked like me--welcomed and accommodated without issue. This was not a misunderstanding. It was targeted, blatant racism dressed up as policy enforcement. The culture among certain staff here is toxic, arrogant, and discriminatory. This is a club that chooses silence over accountability, and enabling over integrity. Unless Valleybrook addresses this publicly and directly, I will continue to leave reviews daily. I will not be silenced, and I will not be gaslit into thinking my experience doesn't matter. Because it does. And so do I. UPDATE -- June 18, 2025 Today the General Manager, Tom, phoned me. He opened with a heartfelt apology for the racially humiliating treatment I described in my original review. For a moment, I thought Valleybrook might finally take real responsibility. Then he tried to bargain for my silence. Tom offered me a free range pass for the rest of the year--on the condition that I delete or "adjust" this review. Moments earlier I had explained how deeply the incident traumatized me and said I needed time to think. He couldn't even grant that courtesy; protecting Valleybrook's online rating was clearly his priority. I don't have a price tag, and my dignity is not for sale. Instead of erasing my experience, I'm documenting this new insult: * The GM attempted to buy off a victim of discrimination with free golf. * He showed more urgency about optics than about holding his staff accountable. * Until all four employees involved are terminated, accountability has NOT been served. Valleybrook, consider this an official 0-star update. Respect can't be purchased. 7/1 Update: It's now been nearly 10 full business days since I was told by management at Ramblewood (another Ron Jaworski property) that they had relayed my situation to Mr. Jaworski's assistant. I was hopeful that someone in leadership would follow up, especially given how serious and humiliating this experience was for me. But I've received no call, no email, no acknowledgment--nothing. After Tom at Valleybrook attempted to "resolve" the issue by offering me a free range pass, I made it clear that my dignity wasn't for sale. The continued silence only confirms what I feared--they simply don't care.

WHAT A BLAST. We came here for my birthday kind of ironically because online we saw reels saying it…read morewas the "weirdest museum ever," and thought it would be kind of funny/maybe even creepy. Little did we know it was actually FASCINATING; it was so fun to admire every last piece in the museum. The tram guide was great, the pre-recorded audio is helpful and interesting, and the collection is so varied and extensive that you can't help but love it. The pipe organs - fabulous. The walkable "toy box" collection was great after the tram. Overall, I'd recommend this to anyone - it was soooo fun.

What a fun thing to do! We didn't know what to expect and want to say we all really enjoyed the…read moreexperience! Admission was reasonable and enjoyed the self-guided part while waiting for the next tram departure time. There was everything you could imagine - except one thing! A TELEX MACHINE (which I used to operate). When I asked the staff if they had one none of them even knew what I was talking about (early 20's)! We took the tram tour and really enjoyed it. The tram moved at a nice pace so you could really take in everything. So much to see - everywhere. It was a really fun way to spend a few hours on a rainy day! But I urge you to visit rain or shine!