Stroudsburg Restaurants

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Compton's Pancake House, Inc
Nov 1, 2007 by Mrs. Izzy from Bushkill, PA
Overall Rating: 1
Food:[7] • Service:[1] • Atmosphere:[1]

• Nothing!
• No customer service, waitress/cashier with a bad attitude (need to check that at the door), food average.

“I came here once with my family over the summer, the food was average, prices were average and the service was not good. Also parking very cramped since its next to a hotel. I asked for skim milk to go with my coffee, and she replied we have milk and half & half. So just to confirm since milk is a general term, and there are other types like skim, 1%, etc. I asked again if they had skim so she sarcastically (no need for that now) replied we have milk and half & half. When the food arrived which seemed long, there wasn't anything spectacular about the food, and our waitress rarely, if not checked back with us.”

Willow Tree Restaurant
Aug 29, 2007 by Virginia from Blairstown
Overall Rating: 7
Food:[8] • Service:[7] • Atmosphere:[8]

• Good dinner, good salad.
• Burnt coffee, sour blueberries on desert.

“We dined tonight and saw a Great Blue heron fly up from the river while we were having our salad. The deck is on the river, or you can eat in air-conditioned comfort. The food was good, and starches and meat were in correct proportion (Chicken Alfredo didn't have a pile of linguine, just enough to be filling). My husband enjoyed his steak with mushrooms. The salad was delicious greens and creamy house vinaigrette. The desert was spoiled by burnt coffee for my husband, who couldn't request a new cup because the waitress was handling the inside and outside and didn't get back soon enough. The blueberries on my desert were sour.”

Compton's Pancake House, Inc
Apr 8, 2007 by Dexter from Monroe, NJ
Overall Rating: 8
Food:[9] • Service:[8] • Atmosphere:[7]

• Awesome food. I hope who?
• A tad little long wait for the food.

“We went to this place solely based on being one of the nearest restaurants outside of great wolf lodge in poconos. The ambience is like your typical American diner, nothing to write home about. The service is great overall. We had to wait a little longer than average for the breakfast-style food (think ihop) but like they say "perfection requires patience." And, yes, the food can't be better for the price! If you travel solo or with the family (especially young children) and love ihop-style food, this is the place in Stroudsburg. You will not be disappointed. Of course, if you want fancy restaurant where you intend to propose to your soon-to-be wife, look somewhere else.”

Willow Tree Restaurant
Mar 29, 2007 by Chris from Stroudsburg
Overall Rating: 6
Food:[9] • Service:[4] • Atmosphere:[4]

• The food was good¿
• Coffee and dessert were miserable due to the lack of service.

“Restaurant did not provide for diabetic diners. I asked for equal or the equivalent and the waitress forgot 3 separate times to bring it to the table. By the time I got up out of my chair to hunt some down myself my coffee was ice cold. It was a slow night so there was no excuse for her not being able to perform her job in a timely manor. Also, there seemed to be an extremely intoxicated laughing woman at the bar in the other room across the restaurant. My husband and I were trying to have a romantic evening out and her cackling ruined the mood. We have been there about 4 to 5 times and the "laughing" lady has been there 3 of those times. I think they need to ask her to leave or tell her to lower her voice! We will not be back.”

Willow Tree Restaurant
Mar 29, 2007 by Chris from Stroudsburg
Overall Rating: 6
Food:[9] • Service:[4] • Atmosphere:[4]

• The food was good¿
• Coffee and dessert were miserable due to the lack of service.

“Restaurant did not provide for diabetic diners. I asked for equal or the equivalent and the waitress forgot 3 separate times to bring it to the table. By the time I got up out of my chair to hunt some down myself my coffee was ice cold. It was a slow night so there was no excuse for her not being able to perform her job in a timely manor. Also, there seemed to be an extremely intoxicated laughing woman at the bar in the other room across the restaurant. My husband and I were trying to have a romantic evening out and her cackling ruined the mood. We have been there about 4 to 5 times and the "laughing" lady has been there 3 of those times. I think they need to ask her to leave or tell her to lower her voice! We will not be back.”