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Discover Restaurants offering the best Pub food in Blakeslee, Pennsylvania, United States. Blakeslee is an unincorporated community in Tobyhanna Township in Monroe County, Pennsylvania, United States. Blakeslee is located at the intersection of Pennsylvania Route 115 and Pennsylvania Route 940.
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9. Pocono Tap House
Overall Ratings
3 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By Craig M
I was riding my motorcycle around the Poconos and used this place as my home base. The staff were very helpful and friendly, as were the patrons. I ordered a cheese steak one day and a burger another and both were very good. I didn't get to hang out there long. They have a Bike Night on Wednesdays.If the staff are reading this: I found the shortcut!!
8. Valerio's Italian Pizzeria
Overall Ratings
3 based on 39 reviews
Reviewed By dcd0127
We have already had the pizza from this establishment and it was very good. We decided to try the cheesesteaks as it says they're the best on the mountain. First of all if you're going to make a Philly cheese steak you need to get the rolls from Philadelphia, not New York. The roll wasn't bad but it is definitely not a roll for a cheesesteak. The meat itself was very bland. If that's the best of mountains have to offer, I guess I'll keep driving to Philly.
7. The Hang Out
Reviewed By Allison W
We were looking for a lunch place after leaving Kalahari. This was one of the only non fast-food places around. It was surprisingly awesome! It's mostly a bar, but had plenty of regular seating. They have a great kids menu and my husband and I had delicious wraps. The mac and cheese was homemade and very good, as were the fries. The place looked new and was very clean! Definitely a good stop if you find yourself in the area. We were beyond happy with The Hang Out!
6. The Brick Lounge & La Roma Pizza
Reviewed By 3ljp
We were passing through and stopped in. It had lots of room and a good sized full bar which we took seats at. They also have an upstairs smoking bar with pool tables. The chalk board had a bunch of craft beers listed as drafts but the bartender noticed me looking at the sign and said she stopped re-writing on that sign all the time months ago... so just look at the taps. A nice selection of raceway beer... Coors light, bud, miller etc... We got some miller lite. The bartender who we've never met immediately begins to complain about everything about her job that's bothering her. They are never busy... They re-routed the race traffic this year and business sucked... the owner raised the prices to pay the rent and now customers don't come in... by the way we were drinking miller for $2.00 a metal bottle hardly expensive... the food isn't that good... our location isn't close to the skiers... It's not a good place for families or kids because the locals have bad language... if you want food just go next door I hate running tables... I had to work Sunday and it was a waste of my time I'll never do it again... Sunday was my only day off and I could have gone to see my mother in Jersey in the hospital etc... Dear lord she was depressing... All this and more in the first 15 minutes of meeting this woman... Then a guy came in for a six pack and had a beer at the bar. She treated him like crap and he was a polite guy. She was out front for a smoke 3 times in 20 minutes. We asked to see a menu and she handed us 3... way to much to look at and most of it redundant. The bar seems to have an identity crisis. All different types of décor in the same place too... some parts look Italian other country western stuff piled all over tables etc... Then the cook who was hanging out with some locals at the end of the bar starts bringing free slices to the locals... Just the locals...?!?!? The cook then pokes the bartender and she freaks out yelling at the top of her lungs -stop "obscenity" poking me- and leaves for a smoke. They drove us out before we ordered and would have no interest in going back. If you're the owner I'm sure this review helped you figure out who she is... fire her she's awful for your business and the cook isn't much better..!! Dirty ladies room too...!!
5. Sunset Green Bar & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 60 reviews
Sunset Green Restaurant & Bar is located at Split Rock Golf Club. Enjoy Happy hour from 4-6pm. Great nightly specials and some of the best food in the Pocono Mountains. Patio seats 40 people and is a great place to watch the night sunset. The floor to cei
Reviewed By Janrickstryker
We are the opposite of snow birds- we come north during the Fall and Winter months. Love the changing leaves and snow. But Sunset Green closes the end of October which limits our visits here. We love the food, drinks and ambiance. Our waitress Debbie was awesome. (She even sneaked us an extra crab stuffed clam when she heard I'd arm wrestle my mate for the extra when told the order was 5 clams...) We saw an awesome sunset with our delicious eggplant parm and chicken with crab entrees. Everything was delicious including the Long Island iced teas. Hurry back! lol - we have decided to stay open for weekends into NYE. But do have some private parties on certain days. We will have a weekly chalkboard menu on the website and will be sending out emails each week. We are having a NYE party so keep your eyes out for the menu.Thank you so much for your review. Sincerely, Shelly Luta
4. Woody's Country House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 98 reviews
Nate White has been the proud owner of this family-owned business in Blakeslee/Long Pond Pocono Raceway/Effort area for over 14 years. He works tirelessly alongside his wife Susan. They know what their customers like, and they cater to please! Everyone th
Reviewed By Jenny M
Our waitress was not very attentive. The unsweet tea had a bitter taste so I asked for something else & she immediately got an attitude. After we ordered stuffed flounder, she brought bread and her attitude was a little better. My husband liked the flounder.
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3. Da's Irish Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 38 reviews
Reviewed By Charles D
We've been going to Da's since they opened the doors. It's a small, very relaxing pub. The surprise to some may be the fact that you can get a great meal. The menu is good, but their specials are great. We recommend the prime rib sandwich and french fries with gravy. We split it the other night and it was wonderful as always.
2. Shenanigan's
Overall Ratings
3 based on 193 reviews
Reviewed By Victoria C
Good service, food, an pricing. Went to check out their menu for Restaurant Week in the Poconos. One ordered from this special menu..included soup/salad, entre, and dessert. Other ordered appetizer and salad, which was sufficient for a meal.
1. Murphy's Loft
Overall Ratings
4 based on 222 reviews
Visiting Murphy's Loft on your next trip to the Poconos is a must! This unique restaurant has an indoor and outdoor bar and three separate dining areas offering guests a choice between dining in an authentic log cabin room (built in 1934), a cozy glass ro
Reviewed By rcluther
It took me awhile to find a restaurant near where I was meeting friends for a hike. We wanted a reasonably priced place that served alcoheol and had outdoor seating. Most places in the region either look like dive bars or are overpriced. Murphy's loft is an interesting place. It has indoor seating and a fireplace, outdoor seating that includes decks and a bar and even a pool. There is also seating in a patio area that is enclosed with glass. The menu is extensive and includes the usual favorites. I had the reuben which was perhaps the best one I have ever eaten. The prices are reasonable. The beer menu could use a few more microbrews but it is good overall. My only complaint is that the entrance way is not very inviting and needs to be fumigated. When we first walked in we had some doubts about the place which then went away as we walked through the patio to the deck.
