Broadway pubs, historic dining rooms, creative kitchens, quick lunches, and post-gorge appetite

Jim Thorpe restaurants

Broadway holds historic inn dining rooms, compact modern kitchens, pubs, and casual counters within a few steep blocks. Reserve the smaller dining rooms for Saturday; after biking or rafting, choose a substantial meal with a later service window.

After the outing

Notch Eight Craft House

4.7 ★

At 107 Broadway, the menu ranges from kimchi-loaded pierogies and bao buns to wings and garlic-sesame loaded fries.

Casual meal

Stone Row Pub And Eatery

4.5 ★

Stone Row’s compact Broadway dining room serves seasonal comfort food with meat, vegan, and gluten-free choices, plus cocktails and whiskey.

Special dinner

Ouros

4.5 ★

Spicy mussels steamed in Yuengling, garlic, and butter share the menu with hand-cut steaks, crab cakes, Wagyu burgers, and vegan chimichangas.

First-night pick

Broadway Grille + Underground

4.1 ★

Inside the historic Inn at Jim Thorpe, this Victorian pub serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner alongside burgers, steaks, seafood, craft beer, and creative cocktails.

Restaurants

Union Publick House

4.7 ★

This East Side neighborhood bar pairs a large craft-beer list and jukebox with straightforward lunch and dinner fare outside the Broadway dining cluster.

Restaurants

Marion Hose Bar

4.1 ★

Modern American comfort food, including Firehouse Chili and Bavarian beer pretzels, accompanies craft beer and whiskey inside a restored historic firehouse with vintage firefighting décor.

Local icon

The Gorge Eatery

4.8 ★

Scratch-made cooking pairs locally farmed ingredients with fried cheese curds and seasonal handcrafted cocktails at the Hofford Mill in Weissport.

Restaurants

MYST JIM THORPE

4.4 ★

MYST serves sushi, hibachi, and other Japanese dishes from its Susquehanna Street dining room, with online ordering for a casual meal near the station district.

Restaurants

Moya

4.4 ★

Chef-owner Heriberto Yunda’s changing eclectic menu includes crab gnocchi and port-wine short ribs, served amid co-owner Stephanie Verme’s paintings on Race Street.

Historic rooms on Broadway

Broadway Grille serves American fare inside the Inn at Jim Thorpe. Stone Row has a smaller pub room, while Ouros offers a more polished dinner nearby; compare menus and current service days before choosing.

Lunch near the station

A café or counter near lower Broadway keeps lunch close to the railway platform and the climb to Packer Hill. Confirm same-day hours because compact downtown kitchens may not serve continuously between lunch and dinner.

A reserved dinner

Ouros brings Mediterranean cooking to Broadway, while Moya serves a more intimate dinner nearby. Both suit a central stay, but their small rooms and limited weekly schedules make advance reservations worthwhile.

Craft beer and comfort food

Notch Eight and Marion Hose Bar offer beer, burgers, and shareable plates in casual rooms. Choose them when trail clothes and a lively bar suit the evening better than a small reserved dining room.

After the gorge

Bike shuttles and rafting trips can return late. Change out of wet or dusty clothes, then confirm the kitchen's last seating before driving back into crowded downtown.

A meal beyond downtown

The Gorge Eatery in Weissport can pair with the southern D&L Trail and a road departure when returning to crowded downtown would add more traffic than pleasure.

Warm restaurant windows and stone facades along Broadway in Jim Thorpe

Dinner under the mountain

Dinner rooms change within a few Broadway blocks

Near the station, Broadway is busiest around the inn, shops, and casual restaurants. Farther uphill, smaller rooms sit among stone facades beneath the dark ridge. A central hotel makes either choice walkable after dinner. On event and foliage weekends, reserve the small dining rooms first and keep a pub or inn restaurant as the flexible alternative.