Places to eat
Sushi Den
Denver has a longstanding love affair with sushi, thanks in large part to Sushi Den, the pristine house of Japanese seafood that brothers Yasu and Toshi Kizaki opened in 1984. As testament to Sushi Den’s status, chefs at just about every other revered sushi restaurant in town have spent time working here. Rather than resting on reputation, though, Sushi Den stays at the top with its commitment to the freshest seafood available.
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Mountain View Vineyard, Winery, Brewery & Distillery
THE ONLY WINERY, BREWERY, AND DISTILLERY TOGETHER IN THE POCONOS! Mountain View Vineyard is the perfect destination for a relaxing afternoon.
Jubilee Restaurant
Very good food. Come hungry because portion sizes are pretty big. If you like wings you need to come on wing nights. The wings were good size and very flavorful.
Dunkin’
Love this Dunkin! It is my favorite in the area. I will drive out of my way to go here. Effort Dunkin is only 5 minutes from my house but I refuse to go to that one anymore because the owner is greedy and sucks.
Amadeo’s Pizza & Deli
Stopped by for a quick bite to eat while in town. Very reasonably priced! The food was delicious and reminded me of home and a former pizza shop which had fresh made sauce and well-done crust! The sub and Stromboli were full of meat. We would visit again!
There appears to also be a bakery case, unsure what other goodies they have during the daytime as we visited at night.