This is a great venue! The venue is an inside venue so you do not have to worry about the weather…read moreand it ruining your day or the heat and having heat exhaustion. It's relatively small which adds to the exclusiveness and intimate nature of the venue. I have been to one concert there and we got VIP tickets which were great. They had wine, beer and other spirits ranging in price from $4 - $12. They also had food and non alcoholic drinks which were not bad priced. Security is very present to deal with any issues that might arise. I will definitely return to this venue in the future!

This is the second or third owner since I've been coming here and she's really nice. There are so…read moremany pieces to choose from in a variety of price ranges for all ages and attention spans. There are rotating holiday items and ornaments, garden objects, kitchenware, banks and trinkets, lights, clocks, and more useful items. Prices are fair. You can take items home that day with one kind of paint, or wait a week and get them glazed and sealed to go in the microwave. There are a variety of paints from puffy to speckled for all textures, and sponge shapes for kids to stamp plates. Great music, easy to spend a day here, and they even sell concessions.

My friends and I came over our college break and we had a great time painting and chatting and just…read morehaving a good time. Highly recommend if you're looking to kill some time and have fun doing so. The older low-rating reviews do not reflect the current business! Must be from different owners, this place is great.

Ambiance and food were fantastic!! Love the old school vibe when you walk in. Great bar!!! Wish I…read morelived closer as I'd go there just for drink. Bartender makes a great Manhatten! I love old dark wood bars like theirs! Sat for dinner and with my cousin and his wife and asked waiter what they're known for and he said steaks and their scampi. I ordered the 16 oz filet and scampi. Salad with blue cheese was basic old school but so damn good!! The filet was perfect med rare and was melt in your mouth. But the shrimp scampi!......OMFG!! Have had scampi a 100 times all over but never have I had scampi where the shrimp were crunchy....maybe egged and floured lightly to get that crunchy texture......but it was insanely good. Cousin had a prime rib that he loved and his wife had chicken Marsala that she loved as well. Too bad I live 4 hrs away or I'd go there right now. I'm drooling thinking about that meal. Waiter was a tall sassy dude with a beard. Great guy and waiter who took excellent care of us. You need to go to this place!!!!

First time coming here and it was amazing!! Really cool Italian restaurant feel inside, friendly…read morestaff, food came out fast and was sooo good! The portions are enough to feed 2 people and pay the 5$ split meal charge. We have another meal out of this for sure!

Butcher-shop quality meets pit-master soul! Rating:…read more If you are anywhere near Sayre (or even just passing through on Route 220), do your stomach a favor and pull over. This isn't just "good for Pennsylvania" BBQ--this is legitimate, high-quality smokehouse craft. The Food: Coming from a butcher shop background, these guys clearly know their meat. * The Brisket: I'm picky about brisket, but theirs was rendered perfectly with a beautiful smoke ring. No knife needed. * Pulled Pork: Super juicy. I highly recommend getting it with the Southern Sweet sauce. * The Sides: Don't sleep on the Salt Potatoes (a local staple) or the Sweet Potato Biscuits. The biscuits are a total sleeper hit--slightly sweet, fluffy, and perfect for mopping up extra sauce. The Vibe: It's a classic, no-frills BBQ joint. It's clean, the staff is incredibly "small-town friendly," and you can tell it's a local favorite by how busy the takeout counter stays. There's a nice outdoor area if you want to eat in the fresh air, which is a big plus during the summer. The "Be Aware": They are closed on Sundays and Mondays, so don't make the mistake of driving out here on a weekend whim without checking the calendar! Also, the Burnt Ends sell out fast--if they have them when you walk in, buy them immediately. Verdict: Huge portions, fair prices, and meat that actually tastes like it spent time in a smoker. I'll definitely be back for a full rack of ribs next time.

This place was quite a surprise. It's tucked off the road so I was not expecting much, but it is a…read moremodern facility. Simply decorated, but clean and open and modern. The food is served in a pleasing fashion on metal trays with small bowls and platters, not the paper plates and plastic cutlery I was expecting. The barbecue is simply amazing. Probably some of the best I've ever had. I had both the cornbread and sweet potato biscuit, and they were both so good. The coleslaw was great. Even the side of steamed vegetables was very enjoyable, not simply microwave frozen vegetables; they were well cooked and well seasoned. One of the better eating experiences in this area and I look forward to returning.

Casual stop for grub and grog on our way home to south-central PA…read more Never golfed here but will get it on the schedule. Course looked awesome. The Grill was really nice, friendly, energetic service with a smile. Food was good. We sat on the porch, with a view. The rain moved in and we got to watch the scramble back to the Clubhouse. Good time! Go here!

What a gem of a golf course! The course design is challenging and the scenery breathtaking. We…read moreenjoyed a Fall outing and were impressed with the staff, the facility and of course the quality of the course. Will for sure go back and play another round in 2026.

As an international traveling food critic and unbeknownst to the staff, the following is what I…read moreexperienced during my visit to the bar: + Very historic yet comfortable atmosphere. + Good bourbon, beer, & wine selections. + Server Tiffany, was outstanding throughout. Her situational awareness and attention to detail are spot on. Her positive and upbeat attitude instills that back into the establishment and the people around her. If you are in the area and don't take the time to visit here, you missed out on a fine experience!

Lovely historic hotel with lots of wonderful wood & tilework. We were not planning on staying in…read moretown, but after a heavy rain, our destination was inaccessible. We were lucky to find accommodation for the night. The lobby was stunning with deep woods, a large fireplace, comfy furniture. My son loved the accents like an old mailbox and a princess-style rotary lobby phone. Our room was a decent size. I was impressed with the height of the door--it must have had a transom window at some point in time. The bathroom was super cute with clean white tiles, a spacious shower, and a relic from another time--a hole in the wall for used razor blades. My grandmother's bathroom used to have one of those, but my son has never seen one and was fascinated. The vintage features really make it interesting to stay in places like the Wells Hotel. They have an elevator, but we opted to use the stairs as they were also beautiful in red carpeting and lined with rich woods. Breakfast was included and served in an equally beautiful space. The staff was so friendly, the food was great and the location was wonderful for walking around town.

The room was a decent size. However, the beds were tiny. In fact, way too small for adults to fit…read morein. The staff at the pool and front desk were rude multiple times. The breakfast was great. The view outside of the room on the porch was a great feature as well

On Wednesday, July 30, my wife and I traveled to Wellsboro to celebrate our anniversary and explore…read morethe Pennsylvania Grand Canyon. After researching options, my wife selected Penn Wells due to its reputation and small-town charm. We initially attempted to book online but ultimately called for more information. The staff member we spoke with was pleasant and helpful, recommending the Lodge over the Hotel for its larger rooms and more modern features. Based on this, we booked a room with double beds. We arrived around 4 PM to check in. The front desk staff was polite, though not particularly informative when we inquired about local attractions or restaurants. One of the staff members admitted to being new and unfamiliar with the area, and the other, the manager, offered limited suggestions only speaking about the Diner and Steakhouse, when I specifically asked about burgers/chicken. Fortunately, a fellow guest provided helpful recommendations, including a band performance in the town park--an event not mentioned by staff. After settling into our room, we walked to town for dinner and enjoyed the concert. We returned to the room around 9 PM, only to find the double beds were too small for us to share comfortably. We ultimately slept in separate beds. The next morning, Thursday, July 31, we were pleased with the quality of the breakfast and the warm, attentive staff member managing it. She stood out as a highlight of our stay. Later in the day, I attempted to use the pool area. Unfortunately, the staff member present was unhelpful--unable or unwilling to answer basic questions about the pool and jacuzzi, likely due to wearing loud AirPods. I returned after dinner and inquired at the front desk about the size of the beds, as I had measured them to be 54" x 60"--significantly shorter than the standard Double Bed size of 54" x 75". As someone 5'10", my feet extended past the edge of the bed. I asked how best to address this, and the manager informed me to speak to the owner who would be available at 9 AM the next morning. On Friday, August 1, we again had a pleasant breakfast experience thanks to the same staff member. However, while sitting near the front desk due to limited dining space, we observed a supervisor publicly reprimanding this employee. While we understand the need for accountability, we felt the tone and setting were inappropriate, especially given the employee's positive attitude and the presence of guests. Before checking out, I asked if the owner had arrived but was told they had not. Due to a prior reservation at 9:30 AM, we chose to depart without further discussion. As we exited, I noticed the same bottle I had discarded in the entrance trash can on Wednesday had still not been emptied--something that speaks to a lack of attention to detail. Positive Experiences: *Modern lodge with balconies ideal for relaxing and enjoying the views *Excellent location in a charming town *Fresh, well-prepared breakfast with a good variety *Exceptional service from the breakfast attendant *Clean, refreshed rooms *Well-maintained pool and jacuzzi *Reasonable pricing Areas for Improvement: *Front desk staff lacked local knowledge and initiative in assisting guests *Pool staff appeared disengaged and unresponsive to basic questions *Public reprimanding of staff in front of guests was uncomfortable and unprofessional *Bed sizes were significantly smaller than expected, making for an uncomfortable sleeping arrangement *Main Entrance trash was not emptied over the course of multiple days *Pool closing time of 8 PM is early, especially for families returning from dinner or evening activities While we enjoyed parts of our stay, especially the breakfast service and the town itself, several aspects detracted from our overall experience. As we consider a return trip in the fall, we may explore other lodging options to ensure both comfort and quality service.

Rent a tent provided the tent, tables and chairs for my sisters wedding which we held on our farm…read moreoutside of Wellsboro, PA. They were easy to communicate with. Fast set up, extremely affordable, and quick removal. I would use this company again and recommend them.