An amazing location. We ordered catering from here and the staff could not have been more helpful…read moreand accommodating. Sandwiches were perfect for our party and delicious. Thank you so much to the amazing staff for helping us celebrate a graduation!

My tuna sub was delicious. Next time I will order a larger…read moreone. I needed a little more.

Literally driving through the area and wanted a decent local sandwich place. We so lucked out with…read moreAbe's. A genuine New York style Jewish deli in the heart of Scranton. The corn beef and pastrami sandwiches were incredible. The toasted rye perfectly set them up. The soups were also very good. Our wait staff was so pleasant and helpful. It was a totally random but outstanding experience.

This wonderful deli never disappoints! We stopped by for lunch and loved every bite - even the ones…read morewe took home! The square knish are the BEST that you will find outside of NYC. Friendly staff, real good food and the ambiance of a NYC deli without the crankiness. Try it, you'll love it!

If you get any other cheese on your hoagie other than sharp provolone, you're wrong!!! Probably my…read morefavorite Italian hoagie in the area. The staff is always very friendly as well.

What a find! We were looking for a casual place to have dinner and saw this place which looked…read morepretty new, and decided to stop in. It's in a newly built plaza and looks to be the only tenant right now, so we had the parking lot to ourselves. We walked in and saw this large, lit posted menu and had to take a few minutes to look at it to figure what we wanted. I chose a chicken cheesesteak with Cooper cheese. We also went with the Mild Italian sub. Both were super tasty and fresh. The bread was amazing! The owner of the shop was there talking to someone about the place because people didn't know it's originally from Philadelphia. He said "the secret is in the bread!" I'd have to agree. If you're in the area, check it out!

Everything... I run the towing for MOLETSKYS on north main and they deliver to us they have the…read morefood done in timely manner and best yet there a local small business who everyone should support. And remember watch your step when you leave They are just awesome people they help u out of need be keep food warm if u call saying u will be late. You can sit inside and have a drink while you wait but not none of those Karen drinks hood old beer

Been going here since I was a little girl and I'm now 23 years old. It hasn't changed that much and…read moreI absolutely love the people that own it and work there.

Absolutely love this place and the food. The staff is very nice and the place is always quiet and…read moreand a comfortable setting.

The waitress was friendly and helpful.. We shared a very good cheesesteak sub. Easy to find on 476read more

So I got uber eats to deliver Lotus Tea. To start off I got a Pho with no onions, brisket, and rare…read moresteak. Summer rolls with pork, and a Georgia tea. On the positive side the Pho broth was some of the best I've ever had flavorful, with a depth to it that was so enjoyable. The summer rolls and the sauce with them a nice but perfectly sweet peanut sauce were to die for! However the tea tasted soooo fake it almost tasted like chemical. Not like real peach at all it was 0/10 nasty. Then my Pho noodles weren't cooked properly and I had to microwave it to make it edible. Over all will still go back because the flavor is beyond amazing, but never getting a drink there again.

Went with the family, everybody enjoyed their food, even the kids! I got the Pho Lotus, Crème…read moreBrulee Coffee, and Spring Rolls. Everything was fresh. Everyone was very happy and helpful with serving our food. Our youngest toddler enjoyed their steamed rice with grilled pork, kids finished it all their pho tai. They make their own bread for bánh mì we took to go. Aroma from the soup smells so good when you walk in.

Blackwatch Cafe is an excellent coffee experience in a whimsical atmosphere located in Scranton at…read moreNay Aug Park. Rarely in my travels do I encounter such a cute coffee spot that deserves a special shout out, but Blackwatch Cafe is worth a caffeine fix detour when traveling through the Scranton area. The unique vibe hits you as soon as you walk in, as there's decor worth a look in almost every direction. It's a tasteful collection of fixtures, pictures, and figures of all kinds. There is parking nearby the cafe, and the place offers a walk up window should you wish to sit on the patio outside or grab a drink to take for a stroll in the park. I ordered an iced mocha latte (half sweet), and it was prepared to perfection with a smooth taste and just the right amount of sweetness, and no hints of bitterness. It was probably the best iced mocha drink I've had in over a year. Service from the several ladies working there was really friendly. All in all, Blackwatch Cafe was a top notch cafe experience for me, and I'd wholeheartedly recommend others give them a visit when visiting Scranton. It's definitely the kind of coffee shop the world could use more of, offering a quality product, as well as a unique cafe experience. The park offers a wonderful place to stroll as well.

Yum!!! Whether…read moreyou're trapped at the hospital next door or just looking for a good coffee, Blackwatch is a great stop. They have a great rotating menu of seasonal drinks and your standard classics. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable of what they have. The space is SO cute decked out with old movie memorabilia and Scranton antiques. The price is a bit jarring for NEPA, but life moves on and the drinks are fantastic

I don't know what happened to this place. For years, my wife and I were always sure to get some…read morepastries from here anytime we were in Jim Thorpe. However, yesterday was the third time in a year the pasteries have been really bad! This time we only got 4 items because of the last 2 bad experiences, and this one has to be the worst. We got a pistachio horn. I saw the neon green on top and thought it was just to decorate it... but no, the whole thing was neon green inside. It looked radioactive. Didn't taste a bit like pistachio either. The horn was hard. I'm thinking maybe it was leftover from St.Paddy's day and that's why the odd coloring and stale taste. We got a french creme horn too, and the horn itself wasn't stale, but the inner cream was too sweet and not fluffy. It looked like it was over whipped and started to separate. The mousse we got had a chocolate coated top that was gritty... It just wasn't a good experience. 3 strikes, won't be trying it anymore. Really sad because that place used to be great.

These girls rocked it at the Scranton Italian Festival this year. They were slinging pastries all…read moreday and night lol. Bonus they're all cool as hell and polite!