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1 Mountainhome Deli
1136 PA-390, Cresco
- Take-Out
- Delivery
“Amazing food!!! Owner is great and cozy atmosphere”
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1136 PA-390, Cresco
“Amazing food!!! Owner is great and cozy atmosphere”
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11 Knob Road, Mt Pocono · 5.72 miles
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“Really nice coffeeshop ! Delicious food and gorgeous coffee.”
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28 Alger Avenue, Tannersville · 9.63 miles
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“This Dunkin’ Donuts is the absolute best. I actually called them because I’m on my way to a doctors appointment with my son and I stopped in swift water At that Dunkin’ Donuts, my son asked me for his bagel and when I opened it up to give it to him, there was about a dime size of cream cheese on there, and the other side Didn’t have anything on it not to mention my food was also burnt and hard as a rock so I called the Tannersville Duncan and they were more than accommodating and told me to come on over so they could fix it for me. I’ll definitely just be back to this Dunkin only. Thank you For great customer service and making full bellies happen in this car ride!!”
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312 Woodland Rd, Mt Pocono · 4.92 miles
“Legit made it so fast, the coffee was given to be before I had put my wallet away. And it was made well! Tasted great! Friendly staff. Only 3 stars for the atmosphere because it’s right by the entrance to the casino so it makes the area a little hectic. Not the Cafe’s fault in the slightest.”
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3257 PA-940, Mount Pocono · 6.27 miles
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“I love this Starbucks! It was very pleasant, very clean, and the staff were really friendly and attentive. Perfect place to stop for the drive home. Thanks for making our Sunday morning so great! Vegetarian options: The impossible breakfast sandwich is great. Dietary restrictions: They have varying milk choices and gluten free options, as well as sugar variations. Parking: Very easy to find a parking spot here. Kid-friendliness: They sell cake pops and it is easy to have a child friendly snack / meal / beverage purchased here. Wheelchair accessibility: There are no stairs leading into the entrance and it is flat. Plenty of room for a wheelchair.”
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1774 Sullivan Trail, Tannersville · 8.93 miles
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“We had a great dinner at Barley Creek tonight. Something on the menu for everyone. Food and drinks were delicious. Our server, Naz, was wonderful and made the dining experience that much better.”
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2836 PA-611, Tannersville · 9.47 miles
“Great service - acknowledged me and confirmed what I wanted! The location is a bit confusing so for those reading - it's inside of Weis (kind of like others that are inside Target or Giant). There's a door to the right of the pharmacy sign. Had what I asked for and included plenty of cold foam!!”
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174 Harvest Ln, Pocono Summit · 7.36 miles
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“Today I visited Dunkin at Pocono Summit. I ordered avocado toast along with hash browns, but unfortunately, they did not have the toast available. I also asked for an egg and cheese croissant, but that item was unavailable as well due to a high volume of orders. Since today is Sunday and weekends are usually very busy, I feel they should keep more food items stocked to avoid running out so quickly. Aside from the limited availability of some menu items, everything else was good. The staff was polite, the service was fine, and the overall experience was still acceptable. I have also added a reference to the cancellation receipt for the unavailable items.”
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38 Sterling Road, Mount Pocono · 5.61 miles
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“You guys rock. After 3 hours of snowboarding, I was able to recharge. 2 donuts and a large ice coffee did it for me. Perfect”
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