Terrible customer service! We came to this business excited to plan our 1st baby shower. They…read morerequire a deposit to save the date then 2 scheduled payments. Unfortunatly 1.5 months before our event we lost the baby. We let them know literally the same week we found out about the lost of our child which was over a month before our event date. instead of mourning we've been going back and forth trying to get refunded for our payment NOT the deposit just our payment. 4 weeks later they gave in to refunding the payment, initiated a partial refund then reversed it all and stopped answering their phone/messages. I took a chance on a local company but shouldve known better then to trust a business thats not even registered on BBB! Terrible lack of empathy and customer service.

If you're looking for a venue that's clean and updated this is the spot to go. Not only is it…read morefamily owned shaun makes the process very personalized to your day... 10/10 will recommend

Cappy's offers phenomenal small plates with high-quality drinks from the Jazz Age…read more The braised pork with vanilla gelato will amaze, as will the baked risotto. The only downside is that the plate prices are a bit too high for the portions. However, the food is exceptional compared to the larger Siamsa restaurant.

Great new restaurant above Siamsa with its entrance on 7th St. specializing in creative cocktails…read moreand small plate fare. Very cozy room complete with a nook furnished with very comfortable sofas and chairs that completes a very relaxing evening. The prohibition style cocktails are fantastic, and the food is exquisite. We had the Duck Confit, Wild Mushroom Flatbread, Braised Short Rib, Blue Moon Mac and Cheese and Crème Brulee for dessert. A fabulous find in the heart of Stroudsburg and a must try!

I spent 3 days 2 nights here with my partner on a church retreat in June. This was my first church…read moreretreat so I didn't have any expectations. The place is big. It's so big, they were accommodating 3 different groups the weekend I was there. The room I stayed in had a queen size bed and 2 sets of bunk beds. I didn't get to visit other rooms to see what other layouts they had. I did hear something about a family room which accommodates families with children. For my room, the bathroom was small. They provide hotel size body wash, shampoo, and bar of soap. Definitely bring your own toiletries because what they provide was for appearances only. The bed was comfortable but I didn't sleep on their sheets. Before the retreat, everyone told me to bring a sleeping bag. The majority of my church group brought a sleeping bag and laid it on top of the bed to sleep. Which I did the same. One of the reasons for one negative star is the meal time. Breakfast was 8am to 9am, lunch was 12pm to 1pm, and dinner was 5pm to 6pm. I thought breakfast and lunch were too close together. I felt like I had to force myself to eat at lunch even though I wasn't really hungry. But if I didn't eat, I would have to wait until 5pm. Dinner at 5pm was ideal for me because that's when I eat dinner in general. However a lot of the retreat events ended 11pm. My church provides us with nighttime snacks. Definitely bring snacks with you and a gallon of water if you come here. In the cafeteria, when it's mealtime, it can get very crowded but the lines move fast since there are multiple serving stations. The food was good. They changed the menu each day. Throughout our stay, we mostly hung out at the chapel for the services. When we did small groups, we were able to find space outside or go to someone's room. The days we had free time, there were many activities here. Some people played pickleball or tennis. There was an outdoor swimming pool that was opened in the afternoon on Saturday. I didn't see anyone use the indoor swimming pool. It was a game room with air hockey and ping pong. My partner and I did the paddle boat. There was also a playground for kids. Just taking a walk around the place is a fun activity. However, the biggest downside and contribution to one less star was the goose poop. They were everywhere!! My morning walk with my partner was mostly focused on not stepping on poop. Our last night, my church had a bonfire. This place supplied the wood. Of course our guys went crazy and wanted to make the biggest fire possible. Haha. All in all, it was a nice place to have the retreat

Very old buildings, carpets are very old( os many dirty spots that show on surface) Nobody clean…read morecarpets for century ago. ( really too old) , bathrooms are dirty, Mold and Urine smell in all our group rooms. Doors are too old and I couldn't open easily. They all stuffings. Price is higher than other Camp sites, Foods are Good. Love the foods except everything else is falling apart. Customer service Ms. Lesley who worked at night, she answer the call but when I told her about urine smell in my room, she literally ignored me. She had attitude. I Do Not Recommend any of church groups to book on this Pinebrook organization. They need to Renovate and Fix all Campus ( Especially in Overbook and ClearBrook campus). It is almost Collapse soon building.

I saw this old hotel did tours, so I wanted to check it out. There is street parking and a small…read morelot. We didn't buy tickets in advance, but it was unclear where to go to get tickets and meet the tour. On the parking lot level, they rent out rooms to third party businesses who will not help direct you. The street parking level (downstairs) has a bunch of small shops and the ticket area way in the back. This was all pretty unclear the day of. The hotel seems like a work in progress still, but it's nice it was saved. The Delaware Water Gap used to be a hip and happening place and most of those turn of the century hotels are gone now, so it's nice this was saved from demolition thanks to a second era as a music publishing company by Fred Waring (of blender fame) and a third era as a restoration project from a couple wanting to save its history. The tour goes through the old soda shoppe, outside for a little bit to see the general area, then into the event venue space/original lobby. It's too bad there are no restored hotel rooms to see or book at present. Our guide was very knowledgeable, and seeing the remnants of tourism a hundred years ago was cool. I hope as time goes on, more areas get restored to their more original look.

I had a great tour of The Historic Castle Inn, in Delaware Water Gap. It was originally a resort…read morethat could welcome 400 guests. Then it was owned by Fred Waring Sr who was a vocal instructor and had a traveling jazz group called Warnings Pennsylvanians, and he also ran Shawnee Press at the castle and became one of the world's largest publishers and sellers of choral music. He had lots of famous people working with him including the writer of 'Conjunction Junction What's your Function'. The tour was just about and hour and definitely interesting! While you are there for the tour you can tour the shops, there is a nice assortment as well as an adorable Ice Cream shop. Definitely check the website before going, tours are only done on specific days. I felt the tour was a good value. There is limited off street parking, but on street parking it also available.

Nice , quiet, clean hotel. Nothing close by (walking distance) but easy drive able access to…read morerestaurants and shops. The rooms are clean and bed is comfortable. They have a nice outdoor patio with grills which seem to be standard at the new Staybridge Suites. The kitchen in the room was stocked with essentials. We did not cook or use anything but the refrigerator. The free breakfast offered was not very good. Very limited even for a continental breakfast and the worse at any Staybridge Suites we've stayed in. This was a 1 night stop over on the trip back to SC so the stay was comfortable and affordable.

The front desk person was outstanding and professional, explained the WiFi password process, the…read moreamenities the hotel has and when breakfast starts. The hotel is clearly under renovation and upgrades are being, a few minor complaints (annoyances actually), the bathroom (tub) was not clean, the grates on the fan were dirty (I have allergies). So, these are minor things but I wanted to mention for awareness. Back to positive information "breakfast " was fantastic the area was clean and the food fresh. My suggestion is you book a stay and see for yourself how pleasant the staff is and the renovation upgrades are. I will be back...!

The food was delicious and service was outstanding. We had dinner my wife and I. We had the Risotto…read morewith shrimp and the shrimp were very large. Also We had the Vault Pub Steak it was delicious and cooked perfect did need anything on it seasoned. Just right. Highly recommend.

Great service, food and atmosphere. Went to a fund raiser…read morefunction recently and all was great. Even if you have certain allergies they go out of their way to please. Chicken kaprrese was especially good sandwich.

We stumbled upon this place on our way home from PA and decided to stop in. The atmosphere was…read morereally nice. It was relaxed, scenic, and welcoming. They even had a live singer performing, which added a great vibe to the visit.We shared a pizza while doing our tasting, and it paired nicely with the wines. The wines were good overall, though not quite enough for us to buy a bottle. One of the wines seemed like it was starting to turn, but the rest were enjoyable. Despite that, we still had a lovely time. It's a cute stop if you're passing through and want to unwind with some music, food, and a laidback winery experience.

Very peaceful, low key winery with friendly folks manning the wine tasting area. We came to…read morecelebrate Father's Day here on a drizzly, wet day with a small group. I made table reservations online for $20 (you get to choose a 3 hour block of time) -- and while it probably wasn't necessary the day we went, if the weather is warmer on a weekend, I'm guessing you'll need it! Minimal food available for purchase, but you can do tastings, flights, wine by the glass or bottles and are allowed to bring outside food and decorations (just not outside alcohol). Price point is reasonable, and we enjoyed a bottle of Cayuga white while overlooking the vines and fields. Peaceful venue, not fancy and kid friendly (which was a plus for us) and we appreciated being allowed to relax and enjoy the fresh air and wine! My husband enjoyed the red flight -- and while not the kind of wine that will knock your socks off, it's an unpretentious place and perfect for enjoying with loved ones.

Good location overlooking the river with large deck. Noise from I80 a nuisance…read more Excellent food and good cocktails. Old style luxury in large house that looks nothing special from the road. Good free parking nearby

Four of us were in town for Dogs in a Pile Show. We met here before the show for dinner/drinks. We…read morehad dinner outside on a deck overlooking a creek. Pretty awesome. Service was excellent, service with a smile. We think it's a great choice when we are in town. Sort of the opposite of the some of the crowded party places.

Carmel did such an amazing job for our family event. I would recommend Belleadou Events for any…read moreevent; family or business. Carmel will work with you to alleviate the stress that comes with party planning and made it look easy. You can tell this is her passion and felt it in her dedication of perfection! She will do so well in this industry. Carmel truly listened to my ideas and with her creative vision, matched exactly what I was looking for. The set up was dreamy and so well coordinated! Perfectly executed with top quality items and reasonable prices. Great work Carmel! You were a pleasure to work with!

From the owner: "Belleadou is a family-owned business located in Stroudsburg, PA. We have a strong sense of…read moreresponsibility, geared towards providing professional home-based event planning. By appointment only!"