I cannot say though about how great the Red Barn Hollow was for our wedding venue. The barn is…read morebeautiful, created the perfect setting and made our day everything we hoped for and more! The owners are super helpful, genuinely caring individuals who are there to help - then even helped my husband tie his tie when he was too nervous and flustered to get it! The outdoor area is just as beautiful as the inside - beautifully landscaped with amazing photo opportunities right on site, even a rocky creek. We had our reception inside on a very hot July day and it wasn't too hot (I was worried it would be!) We would definitely recommend this venue!

From the owner: 125 year old classic bank barn, renovated and updated, situated on beautifully landscaped grounds…read more We are located minutes from the quaint and historic downtown Wellsboro, PA.

We had our wedding here, almost 2 weeks ago. It was beyond amazing! Beautiful scenery and…read moreatmosphere. It was nice doing the rehearsal dinner, ceremony, and reception all in one place. Dean is fabulous to work with. He truly cares about you and your wedding. He goes above and beyond to make it an unforgettable experience. Forever grateful for the chance to have my wedding here and work with such an amazing person. I would recommend a million times over.

I had my wedding reception here in March 2023, and I experienced things that I think anyone using…read morethe venue should know, as they have stuck with me 10 months after the wedding. 1. The owner did not know my name 2 days before the wedding, despite me being the point of contact for every payment, every update, and every conversation. When we showed up to decorate on Thursday, he thought my sister-in-law for the bride, even though we had met in person twice before this day. He then had to ask what my name was and said "I think I know by a different name." You wouldn't, sir, I don't have a nickname, it's always been Amelia. It's not unreasonable to make sure you remember the Bride + Grooms names. We were the only wedding that weekend and the second wedding of the season. 2. Heating is NOT included, and we had to pay them $50 cash while we were decorating to make sure he would turn the heat on for the day of the wedding. 3. They would not plug the fridges in until Friday, right before the rehearsal dinner, so we could not leave food/beverages on Thursday when we finished decorating because they wanted to save electricity/money. 4. Music couldn't have "swear words," which is a rule in the contract. Just a heads-up if that is something you feel strongly about. 5. The owner lingered around the reception for a while which made some guests uncomfortable and had interactions with him that were unwarranted. It felt like we were at a high school dance with chaperones- killed the vibes. 6. Music was cut off and lights were turned on and he began tearing down before 10pm, which is what the contract states. That was a bummer and we felt slighted because of the pressure he immediately added to start cleaning up. Overall, it's a nice venue with reasonable pricing for the area, if you're willing to overlook the possible frustrations and unprofessionalism that me and my family faced on my "big day."

I attended a wedding at the Barn this past weekend. The scenario was just gorgeous. What a view of…read morethe pond with the Endless Mountains in the near distance. The acreage is well manicured. In a nutshell? A great place to have a wedding. Read the description of the place by the owners, a must!!! Then you decide....be it a wedding reception, business gatherings, or a plush family party.

We cannot say enough about how special this place is. The owners are the best to work with. Amazing…read moreattention to details. Extremely helpful and wonderful people. If you want a stress free and beautiful experience this is the place. Our friends and family were in awe of the venue. We hope to return for future events.

Book your event today! The Brickstone's beauty and charm was the perfect setting for my daughters…read morebaby shower. The owners, Dorcas & Rod are very accommodating and easy to work with. He guests loved the spacious layout and the attention to detail. The owners did a great job designing the space. This venue does not disappoint.

From the owner: The Brickstone is a venue for special events including weddings, bridal showers, baby showers,…read morebirthdays, photoshoots, and corporate parties in Myerstown, PA.

We went here on a whim before a show, it was after seeing different online that we decided to try…read moreit out. It was excellent both with food.alcohol,eloquent, and customer service . It was delightful to be treated with white gloves yet the prices were reasonable and perfect for quality and portion. We will be great and excited for the be experience ! Recommend the Chilean sea bass

Visited the Stegmaier for brunch over the holiday weekend. I'm not sure if it was because of the…read moreholiday, but there were only two other parties during our visit, so it felt like we had the entire place to ourselves. The wait staff were incredibly friendly, attentive, and welcoming. While the brunch menu left a bit to be desired, I kept it simple with two eggs and toast. The food itself wasn't the highlight of the experience--instead, it's the setting and ambiance that truly make the Stegmaier special. Every detail has been thoughtfully curated, from the vintage salt holders and silverware to the historic décor. One of the standout touches was the tableside Bloody Mary service, presented on a tray with droppers of truffle oil and hot sauce so you could customize it to your liking. The staff also encouraged us to explore the upper floors, which added to the experience. The grand piano in the entrance, the stunning chandelier lining the staircase, and the beautiful stained-glass windows made the building feel both elegant and full of history. I think dinner is probably where the Stegmaier truly shines. Because of the timing of our visit and the holiday weekend, brunch was our only option, but I imagine the evening atmosphere offers an entirely different experience. I'd definitely return to give dinner a try.

This is an amazing place to host your wedding. The gardens are great for your guests to roam, the…read moretent's a beautiful hassle free place to eat (have you tried decorating at an empty space? Not pretty, or cheap..) and there's tons of photo opps for your photographer (covered bridge, topiary, fountains, etc). And the guys in charge are so helpful and wonderful. If I had to pick a place to get married all over again, I'd definitely stay with this choice.

I had my wedding here in May 2014 and it was amazing the owners where just perfect to work with. I…read moredid not need many decorations the place set it self it was also very affordable! I could not be more pleased.

Went here today for a work lunch with my boss. Super nice little restaurant l, friendly service…read morealso. The food was very good and didn't take long at all. I had the brisket melt sandwich and it was awesome! My boss had the cheesesteak wrap & onion soup , also super good! The hotel area we walked thru and it looked very nice!

We were there two weekends in a row. People at the desk were super kind and even remembered us…read more Room was nice, check in and check out super easy. The ease of location, restaurant and kindness went a long way when we had a loved one pass away at the hospital next door.

BUYER BEWARE: On…read more4/12/2026 I held a Celebration of Life event for my mother at Iron Front in Lewisburg Pa. Literally nothing was prepared for the event ahead of time. I arrived an hour ahead and had to go looking for staff repeatedly, which continued to be the case even after people were arriving for the event at the appointed time. I paid $475 for drinks for 100 people that were non-existent. I was so occupied with other things not done, that it wasn't until way into the event that I realized the drinks had not been set up for the event. The only drinks sitting out were from the prior event that had been held that day! There was warm and watered down "iced" tea and water from the prior event. It was brought to my attention by attendees that there were no drinkable beverages. Soft drinks were to be available on ice. None were. I went to staff, and again this was way into the event, and a woman came and poured ice on top of the tea and water that had been there from the event hours before. My mother had done so much for her community, including having been a District Governor in the Lions Club. It was an embarrassment that people didn't even have basic beverages available to drink. I was assured a microphone would be available for the event. This was very important as the event was centered around a eulogy and people being able to come forward and tell stories about my mother. Eventually, after several prior attempts and not long before the event was to begin, (even into the time when people were arriving), I desperately pled with Nick to come help me with plugging in my music (from my mother's era), a slide presentation, and getting a mic for the event. These were all things I was assured would be available for the event. Nick brought two mics and informed me he had changed the batteries, which I don't question. However, less than 15 minutes into the event, as I was presenting the eulogy, my mic went dead and the other one did not work. This limited our ability to effectively communicate during the event. Also, the slide presentation stopped as soon as a screensaver came on so that didn't work, but...okay. I had requested tables for 100 people and the event coordinator and I had agreed to an arrangement ahead. There were tables for around 36 persons and not as agreed. I would repeatedly have to go back to rooms to try to locate staff and get someone to come back and continue to set up the tables. This task was still incomplete when guests started arriving. As guests were arriving there was one staff person (I do not know his name - he was an African American male) who was working very hard, even putting up tables alone, and also helping at the end of the event. I had ordered and paid for several white tablecloths. They were not provided. Again, I kept asking staff to provide them. There was one long white tablecloth on the table where the food was to be placed. The tablecloth was dirty from the prior event that had been held earlier in the day. Since the caterer could not get someone to change the tablecloth and guests were about to arrive, they did their best to cover up the dirty table cloth by putting food over those spots. However, one could still see that the tablecloth was dirty. A beautiful large floral arrangement and another bouquet had arrived for the event and were sitting in a separate room. I could not handle the large floral arrangement and had to ask a few times to get someone to bring in the flowers. If I had not persisted, they would not have been put in the room. In total, I paid $1722 for this event. I was responsible for planning this event for our family and on my end was prepared. It was a difficult time, obviously, with the loss of our mother. Walking into this disaster at that time was something I never would expect from a reputable business. I thought I was renting a lovely space for a final goodbye to my mother. Instead, guests were walking in and things were a mess. They had no drinks for the 2 1/2 hours of the event. It was an incredibly stressful experience. I don't expect perfection; however, this was way beyond and completely unacceptable. Additionally, I find it noteworthy that I was not allowed to have the name of a contact person, manager, owner. I think that says a lot in itself. However, I was able to locate and contact him re: my concerns, to no avail. He has not responded.

I've been a member at Iron Front since it opened in Nov 2016, and it's been a wonderful working…read morespace. As a roaming independent software professional, I don't always want to work from home (it's overrated). Coffee shops are hit and miss--sometimes too loud and busy. Iron Front is ideal--it has quiet areas for calls or study, and open areas that are more social. In fact I find quiet open areas like this the most conducive to creativity and productivity. I've also attended several gatherings at Iron Front. You can't ask for a nicer event space. I'm a fan of renovated urban loft spaces, and it works great for events too. The kitchen area is a crucial amenity for eating and coffee breaks. I'm especially fond of the fruit-infused ice water that's always on the counter; the brain and body need hydration. An unexpected benefit has been networking. I've made several friends and connected with several local entrepreneurs in this venue. I'd go so far to say I've learned more about entrepreneurship at Iron Front than anywhere else.