12 Best Bar & Grill near Lake Ariel

“Great local spot Friendly staff Beautiful patio and ambiance“

“It was our first time here, at first we were a bit skeptical, we were greeted by a young lady who immediately had us seated. Our server was Jason, he was absolutely great, very engaging, the food was amazing. Everything came out nice and hot. First time ever out of so many restaurants we’ve been too, I can say we had an amazing experience. And will definitely visit again.“

“AJ’s is the best place to go to have a great time and enjoy yourself. The bar staff is outstanding and extremely friendly. They works very hard running around all night during events serving drinks and food. Danny, one of the owner’s, is very accommodating to everyone. I like the fact that Danny joins in with all of his customers right on the dance floor then makes the dash to clean the tables off and make sure everybody has what they need. We’ve eaten there many times and the food is always great. Outstanding kitchen! I highly recommend going to a place that is fun to be at to have a good time. The bands that Danny gets are absolutely fantastic and top-notch. Give AJ’s a try for yourself. I don’t think you’ll be disappointed.“

“Finally had the time to checkout all what everyone was talking about and the Peanut Bar didn't disappoint food was delicious staff is great Mike is committed to the area.“

“excellent food and aervice !! loved the cheesesteaks!“

“I remember when we had many bars now we got what one so the tax money has to come from some place to make up for the taxes lost from the bars yep you
This was the greatest town to grow up in we had kiddies Day like mothers and fathers day we had kidfies6 day we has blueberry ad back berry's we pick them sell them for 50 cents a quart now they are all gone they came in sprayed and no more berries no more kiddies Day ice skating no more teen town no more cyc we had places to go in the summer had play houses on all for corners of Carbondale
I have one question who's idea was it to End all this who's idea was it to make Carbondale a dead town cisco had many owners always had good food some better then others you go down main street and it looks like some one punched main street in the mouth half the building gone knocked down for what Carbondale was a place the stars came to Jacky Gleason daughter got married here the best pool playes in the world played here and some on the best music came out of this little town we had it all but some one thought it wasn't a great idea so your kids suffer it's a Dam shame under main street covered over with black top is brick roads now we half to put black top down every other years back then a brick brakes you replace the brick our leaders are ti blame your kids are left to the trouble you left them not there fault“

“Had food from this cafe during my last trip to Kerala , must say amazing food with great quality /taste .👏 Highly recommended to try once 👍🥗🥙🍜🥣“

“An open thank you to the people who make a difference.
This glowing review-turned-thank-you isn’t without its bias.
Lynnie and Caroline have been part of my life since high school, and The Crossroads is where I learned so many of my early life lessons. But now, at 40, with a family of my own, it’s something even more important.
The Crossroads is one of my safe places.
It’s where I can be myself. No mask. No pretending. No editing who I am.
It’s always felt like home — like time somehow hasn’t changed us.
But last night, while celebrating my dad’s 75th birthday there, something hit me in a way it never had before. I looked around the room and had to hold back tears.
Because David was safe there too.
Most of you know Davey has autism. Restaurants are usually not safe spaces for us. There are often judgmental looks, impatient staff, and that familiar “autism mom” feeling of being watched and judged — even when he’s just quietly stimming under the table.
But last night was different.
David played freely.
He laughed.
He smiled.
He ate pool cue chalk… and no one charged me.
No one told me to contain him.
No one asked what was wrong with him.
No one stared.
No one made me feel like we didn’t belong.
Instead, our normal simply existed there.
Zurg and Buzz battled on the pool table.
Jumba wandered through the restaurant and bar keeping a watchful eye.
David stimmed loudly with two devices and ran joyful circles around the room.
And we laughed.
And now I’m crying the happiest tears.
Because my safe place…
is his safe place too.
Thank you, Crossroads, for being the kind of place that makes families like mine feel like we belong.
It means more than you could ever know.“

“tremendo servicio de exelenciaexelente tiki bar de Hamlinthe hideoutwe stayed in the Hideout and me and my Wife just wanted to have some good time and this was the Place the service was great and the ambiance was really good and when they ask us were we from and we said were from Puerto Rico they were so Happy I really recommend this Place from a Jibarito del Campo of Comerio, Puerto Rico this place is really Cool and my uncle took is own beer“

“Really nice establishment with tons to do. From a sledding hill, rage room, bar, gift shop, water pad and more. There’s something to do for everyone

Staff is friendly and efficient.

We had dinner here for four and had a great meal. 2 people in my party swear by the Mac and cheese. I got a side salad and the chicken tenders.

We got the pretzel appetizer and really loved the beer cheese.“

“the staff is amazing , food is always on point and priced amazing. highly recommend. their patio is a hidden gem as well.“

“Nice establishment friendly people cozy atmosphere“