Location: Moosic
Top Restaurants in Moosic
Most Popular American food in Moosic, Pennsylvania, United States
Find out what American restaurants to try in Moosic. Moosic is a borough in Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania, six miles (9 km) south of Downtown Scranton and 13 miles (21 km) northeast of Downtown Wilkes-Barre on the Lackawanna River.
Things to do in Moosic
10. Food & Fire BBQ-Taphouse
Overall Ratings
3 based on 51 reviews
Food & Fire is dedicated to offering 1) world-class SERVICE, 2) high-quality FOOD, 3) great DRINKS, and 4) a fun ATMOSPHERE. Authentic barbecue dining with 48 draft beers in Moosic, PA. Craft beers, slow-cooked BBQ offerings, including smoked brisket, pul
Reviewed By HQs_mom
The drink specials were great. Bar staff was pretty inattentive. Lots of talking amongst themselves and not making sure patrons glasses are always full.Food was average at best. Had to share a photo of their "grilled" vegetables... They were slimy, flavorless, and certainly not grilled by any definition of the word.Probably won't return for anything but a beer.Thank you for taking the time to review our restaurant. We truly appreciate all feedback. There is no excuse for inattentive service and for that I am embarrassed and sorry we allowed that to happen, especially when we have some nice drink specials going on. I hope you can make it in again some time to grab a nice cold beer from our draft list. When you do please ask for Chris, i'd love to recommend some foods that you might like and would pair nicely with your beverage. Thank you again for the feedback.
9. Marzoni's Brick Oven & Brewing Co.
Overall Ratings
3 based on 193 reviews
Reviewed By Travelingw6
We ate here mainly because it was close to our hotel. The food sounded good after a day of travel. I had a beer, which they brew, that was good. The waiter was polite and pleasant. The best menu item we ordered was the adult grilled cheese. The stuffed shells were good as was the pizza. It was a nice spot for a family to eat.
8. Pittston Diner
Overall Ratings
4 based on 76 reviews
Reviewed By ejplum
My husband and I went to the Pittston Diner because we were going to be in the neighborhood and read the good reviews that other people had posted.Our waitress was super nice and helped us with our choices. They have daily specials, senior discounts, and homemade soups and desserts. My husband had Porketta on Ciabatta bread with french fries while I had the Lemon Chicken Soup and a crab cake sandwich. We enjoyed everything we ordered. The desserts sounded delicious but we were full. We did take a piece of the Lemon Lush home to enjoy later. It was very good. The prices were reasonable, about $22 for both of us. We'd return for another meal.
7. Ruby Tuesday
Overall Ratings
3 based on 130 reviews
Reviewed By Davin D
When traveling itâs hard to eat healthily. Finding this Ruby Tuesdayâs allowed me to eat fresh healthy food. Thanks Ruby T's for being there. Great location...
6. Nonno's Pizza and Family Restaurant
Overall Ratings
3 based on 117 reviews
Reviewed By 1959MaryAnnG
My husband was going to another restaurant on Montage Mountain, nut it was full.So we went to Nonnoâs. I ordered Margherita Pizza. One of the best I ever had. My husband had very good boneless wings and great fries. Then I saw the description to their NY cheesecake. Although I was full, I took it home. Yummy!
5. POSH at Scranton Club
Overall Ratings
4 based on 251 reviews
POSH At The Scranton Club is a full service restaurant and Event facility located in beautiful downtown Scranton in what was formerly a private club. Opened to the public for the first time in the building's history, POSH offers classic American cuisine i
Reviewed By sandymoos
We stopped on a whim...The service was good...very friendly, but professional...there when needed, invisible when not. The dining room was upscale...Corking fee was a very reasonable $25.Our meals were very good...beef tenderloins were tender and delicious. My in-laws had salmon, perfectly prepared (rare), while my son had grilled chees AND a 5 napkin hamburger.Desserts were great and the coffee outstanding...Definitely reasonable: $250 for the meal (5), corking fee and tip.We plan on going for dinner soon.If you are in Scranton, worth the visit. If youâre just passing through, worth the stop.
4. Terry's Diner
Overall Ratings
4 based on 58 reviews
Reviewed By K3821JWmelissaa
Found it on Trip advisor. Just an old diner building...cute, a bit worn around the edges. AND...it has the most amazingly yummy food, served to you by the most polite, friendly and helpful staff. Hamburger soup sounded interesting and was a nice cup of thick homemade soup full of burger, potatoes, carrots etc. Served with a basket full of their homemade breads (Italian and Irish soda bread), and real butter. It got even better when the homecooked monster size portions of fall apart with a fork, melt in your mouth pot roast showed up alongside the bowls full of homemade mashed potatoes (just enough tiny lumps to remind you that they're real), and an entire extra large bowl of gravy because we'd asked for extra gravy. Staff were all very friendly and attentive, and our waitress went way out of her way to make us extra comfortable when she found we were traveling. I marked this place on my travel map and hope to stop by again sometime.... UPDATE- Went for breakfast the next morning and found good coffee, perfectly cooked over easy eggs, crispy bacon, good plump sausage, real potato pancakes with sour cream, toast from good bread already buttered, a good cheese omelette with pan fried potatoes...and even more friendly staff!
3. Bobby O's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 54 reviews
Reviewed By konradvonhochstaden
May 2018: Back for a dinner break on our 26 hour trek from Texas to Massachusetts. Last time we got the fried pork chops. This time it was the cheesesteak sandwich and chicken croquettes. So, so tasty. Plus the table service is so friendly. You feel like you are home. Clean restroom.
2. Harvest Seasonal Grill & Wine Bar - Montage
Overall Ratings
4 based on 120 reviews
Harvest Seasonal Grill & Wine Bar of Montage is a local organic restaurant that features a farm to table menu served in an upscale casual atmosphere. Every three months, we update our menu to celebrate the new flavors that accompany the change in seasons.
Reviewed By 4everPSU
I had a terrific piece of halibut at Harvest the other night. I'm usually hesitant to order fish when traveling inland but this item caught my eye. It was delicious! Flaky and cooked just right. My friend and I also had a flatbread as an appetizer which I asked for as gluten free- it was tomatoes, mozarella and basil and very flavorful. We each had sangria beverages and were very disappointed- no alcohol in them regardless of the menu and waiter said! Mine was a mint flavored sangria and tasted like club soda with a hint of mint. My friend had a peach sangria that smelled more peach like than it tasted. We complained to our waiter but he kind of blew us off. The drinks were VERY expensive to not have any alcohol in them. Dessert was a delight! I got the chocolate salted mouse like creation and it was decadent and delicious. My friend got the key lime which she said was too tart. All in all we enjoyed our visit but would NEVER order a cocktail again.We are so sorry about your cocktail and service - it is in no way our standard. We will absolutely be addressing this with our entire team, and do appreciate your insights and feedback. Thank you so much for your time - we hope you will dine with us again in the future. Have a great day! - Melissa ZirolliSocial Media Director
1. Tipsy Turtle
Overall Ratings
4 based on 84 reviews
Reviewed By steviesmama
We have gotten take out a few times from Tipsy Turtle. Their prices are a bit high. I was also upset that we were charged for take out containers. I felt we were nickel and dimed. Dinner specials are only applicable for dining in, which isnât fair to those of us with multiple small children who canât easily dine out. The food is good, but nothing fabulous.
