Nestled in the countryside, Red Rooster is the perfect little local spot to stop during a Sunday…read moredrive, or after a long weekend camping in the woods. I love anything that has a dedicated theme, and Red Rooster does not disappoint. The interior is a menagerie of mismatched (yet somehow matching) kitschy retro decor. From the green vinyl booths, wallpaper, and countless chickens, Red Rooster is a testament to delightful maximalism. Their menu often will leave you wondering if it would be "too much" to order more than one breakfast offering. You will find yourself immediately drawn to the pancakes, but torn on everything else. Just get it all. It's all delicious. Turn your table into a rooster-themed bacchanal of pancake splendor. You won't regret it.

We stop here coming back from Danville and also when we go to Gettysburg. Food and service are…read morealways good. We highly recommend this restaurant.

Moved away from Fernbrook in 1985, but always loved Lum's lobster! Now I visit every year, from…read moreTexas. The Australian lobster was PERFECT, the coleslaw was YUM, and dessert...one of the best Key Lime pie slices. The atmosphere was so bright and beachy, and our server (36yo, name?) was super. I hope when they get new owners, they'll consider leaving it all the same, including their historic and beloved name...Lum's Fernbrook Inn!

Service was great! The fried haddock and clam chowder were delicious. The tartar sauce could have…read moreused more pickle or a stronger pickle. The ambiance was very homely- there aren't many tables because it IS a house converted into a restaurant.

What a great little breakfast spot. We sat outside, the weather was beautiful and the tables…read moreoutside were great even for our slightly bigger party of 6. We were helped right away, our server was really nice and greeted us with a smile. Most of our table ended up ordering the bacon Benny bowl - it was fantastic, I would definitely order it again. There were so many coffee options! My husband ordered the bananas foster hot and I ordered the Dubai chocolate iced - both were really good. We ordered the chocolate chip pancakes for our daughter, she said they were delicious, so I'll take her word for it lol

The food was delicious and the atmosphere was welcoming . The staff is very friendly and service…read morewas excellent. Definitely going back for more soon.

We came for drinks. It's a nice, spacious place with a big selection of beer and food. The beers we…read morehad were good. We got the giant pretzels and poutine to share. They were tasty, just a bit salty for my taste, and the pretzels were slightly overcooked and a bit charred. We came during live music, which was nice, but unfortunately it was too loud for conversations. The food took a bit to come out, but overall it was a good experience.

Let's start with the positives. Service was good and food came out quickly. The food overall was…read morevery good. The pickle chips and the dipping sauce were tasty. The burger was cooked well and the maple bacon jam was delicious. Had a bite of my gfs salmon and salad and it tasted good. Her drink, blueberry lemon drop (not pictured) was also good. My drink however, spiked Arnold Palmer, was not good. Forward with the vodka and very little flavor to the tea/lemonade. While the drink wasn't good, the rest of the meal was and I would definitely try this place again.

This wasn't where we had planned to eat during our brief stay in Tunkhannock, but, after a very…read morestrong recommendation from the staff at Nimble Hill Winery we gave it a shot. Set Up: Super Easy. Hop on OpenTable and make a reservation. It was mid-week and a bit before they opened so I'm sure that made it easier but even though it was beautiful sunny late-afternoon, seating was no problem. One confusing thing - the different seating options. I forget what they were but things like main patio, lower patio, covered patio, patio, high top and standard. There is a lot going on with that. It all makes sense when you see how the outside is laid out, but the first time is a bit of a head scratcher. Service: Things here are definitely designed to be enjoyed at a leisurely pace which is fine. Our person was there when she needed to be there but if you are looking for something quick, maybe inside at the bar would work better because it was a solid two hours for us door to door. Food: thebeaumontinn.com/menus/summer-menu-2/ (For reference the current menu is above but no doubt this changes often) French Onion Soup - BBQ Pulled Pork/Brisket Soup Scottish Salmon - Scallops It's been a few weeks, so the details are a bit hazy, but nothing stood out as being bad or off-putting with possibly once exception. That pulled pork soup thing wasn't bad but the consistency was just....different. Never had BBQ has a soup before and probably never directly will again. I will say this, Beaumont oozes classy and sitting outside on a warm summer evening with a bit of a breeze with all of the flora and fauna of the grounds in truly a treat. I don't see a trip to this area at any point in my near future but if you are up this way and don't mind doing something a bit upscale, you could do far worse than coming here.

My husband and I visited for our valentines date this year and we were beyond impressed!…read more This was my third time to Beaumont; his first. I'll be honest - I ALWAYS get the mushroom Wellington and I'm not even a vegetarian! It's THAT good!! 10/10 recommend & splurge on the igloo!

Came here for our final breakfast before heading back home from Boy's Pocono Weekend 2025. Nice…read moreplace. Mountainhome Diner has been around for years and is your typical diner with all-day breakfast available. It's clean and the staff were exactly what you want in a diner with friendliness and hospitality. I went with a breakfast sandwich with bacon, egg, and cheese on a croissant with some well done potatoes. My friend had the scrapple with some scrambled eggs. I also had an orange juice. The orange juice I did not care for. Definitely not fresh squeezed. But the sandwich was excellent along with the potatoes. My friend also loved his coffee and scrapple with egg. My meal came to $11 not including tip. We'd come back!

Mountainhome Diner is a classic American diner restaurant that opened in Cresco, Pennsylvania in…read more1956. Over the decades, it has been operated by a number of different owners. The current owners since 2017 are husband and wife restaurateurs Ali and Etab Abullattif. The enormous menu features classic staples such as omelets, pancakes, eggs benedict, french toast, waffles, breakfast sandwiches, breakfast wraps, salads, sandwiches, paninis, burgers, seafood entrees, steakhouse entrees, and various Italian specialties too numerous to mention. My family and I visited Mountainhome Diner for lunch on a recent trip to the Poconos. It was actually are last morning on our trip and we were looking for a place to grab lunch before making the drive back to Connecticut. We had driven past the diner several times on previous visits to the area, but had never visited before. We decided to give them a try. It seemed like a classic American diner that you could find just about anywhere. There's no website, no social media accounts, just good old-fashioned diner staples. The staff were friendly and accommodating and they seated us at a booth. A go-to dish that my wife and I both like to get at classic diners is a Greek salad, and Mountainhome Diner's "Big Fat Greek Salad" (chopped iceberg lettuce, crumbled feta, olives, tomato, onions, peppers, grape leaves, house Greek vinegar) sounded like it was just what we were looking for. I ordered mine with gyro while my wife ordered hers with chicken. Those salads really hit the spot! For our sons, we looked to the Kids Menu. Our older son had the "Hot Dog with French fries" while our younger son had the "Chicken Fingers with French fries". They were both very happy with their dishes. We had a nice time at Mountainhome Diner and we're happy that we finally stopped in. We recommend them to anyone visiting the area!

I tried out this restaurant a couple of weeks ago with my stepson. We did not have to wait for a…read moretable, which was nice because it was a busy lunchtime. It did take over a half an hour for our food to arrive once it was ordered. My young stepson was very antsy. The food was pretty good. Our table was sticky. Overall, the restaurant is on the out-dated side, so there is a lot of wear and tear and dirty spots. Not running back.

We have never gotten a bad meal here. We've had breakfast, lunch and dinner here…read more The service is typically very good. The ambience similar to any diner.

We were looking for a dog friendly place on our drive from Phoenix to Boston. Discovered The…read moreCanning House! Delicious food. Fabulous server who told us about the beautiful chandelier. Charming artsy surprise in an old cannery. Great sandwiches and french fries. and a yummy gluten free rice krispy treat!!! Will make it a stop on our next road trip this way

Definitely one of the better brunch options in NEPA, with fun, quirky, eclectic decor…read more They do NOT take reservations and it can get busy, but we waited 5-10 minutes for a table for 2 on a recent busy holiday Friday around 1p. The extensive menu features a variety of brunch options, salads, and sandwiches. Their veggie options are a bit limited, but definitely present (ex: falafel salad, avocado toast), and many of the dishes feature unique combinations and homemade sauces/aiolis. I landed on the Smoked Salmon Avocado toast, which was fine. I was disappointed that it seemed to be made with prepackaged guacamole/avocado (I'm sure for cost reasons), and the bread was pretty thick so it was challenging to eat. Flavor-wise, it was solid, but I think I'll try one of the other, more creative options next time. My cousin chose their turkey sandwich and seemed to enjoy. It was large enough that she took half home! Our food arrived before our matcha lattes, so we wound up asking for to-go cups. The matcha itself was delicious, though sweeter than we anticipated (in retrospect, we should have realized that a "white chocolate lavender matcha macchiato" would be pretty sweet!).

We were a group of 6 with tons of questions and all were answered successfully and pleasantly, even…read morewith several trips to kitchen for verification. Our waiter, Casey was so good, through, patient and pleasant I didn't think that existed in 2025! Our server was professional, swift and accurate too. The food was so tasty some of our group ordered from the "event" menu (Pasta Evening) and some ordered of the regular menu and everyone was extremely satisfied with the selections provided and with the food we ordered. We will all be returning as a group and with other friends for a relaxing and great evening. Thank you all for your time, energy, service and food.

Great food and amazing service. Very fancy environment. Would be great to take family to. Had a…read morewonderful time.

PROS: Food was great, good prices, menu variety was plentiful, staff and owner were friendly,…read morespacious inside, good amount of parking, and atmosphere was nice! CONS: They only have on person bathrooms which can cause a line up OVERALL: This is an absolute gem! If you're in the area I would go here for breakfast and lunch. They even have a gift shop

Starting at age 3, my daughter loved pigs simply because they were PINK. So while driving through a…read morelittle town in the Poconos with our now 20-year-old trying to decide where to grab brunch... we immediately knew where we had to go. Such a cute little spot, our server was really friendly and I enjoyed the batter sampler.