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- AAntonyNew York City •5 reviews4.0Dined 2 days agoWe booked Catch 21 for our Valentine’s dinner. Overall it was a cool spot little things that I noticed made it less than 5 stars. I had the risotto & although the flavor was good it had hard rice in it. The environment was ok but the music was almost club style but it was Valentines Day. So again just little things we noticed. I mean for Scranton PA it was good.More infoCatch 21 Seafood & SteakPrice: Expensive• Seafood• Scranton•4.5
- AAllysonVIPNorthwest Florida •8 reviews5.0Dined 2 days agoEverything was perfect. The setting, the staff and the food was fantastic. The veal was so tender and the portions were big. Of course took the leftovers home. The Straciatella soup was delicious as was the shrimp cocktail. We had cheesecake for dessert which was fantastic. We shared it and couldn’t finish it. The piano player adds a nice touch.More infoSambuca GrillePrice: Moderate• Italian• Scranton•4.8
- MmichaelVIPNew York City •13 reviews5.0Dined 3 days agoWe have been coming to Angelo’s since they opened years ago and have never experienced a bad meal. I highly recommend the home made pasta when ordering.More infoAngelo'sPrice: Expensive• Italian• Scranton•4.6
- AAllisonPhiladelphia County •1 review5.0Dined 3 days agoSo much fun! That atmosphere is enjoyable! Prices are unbeatable!More infoDave & Buster's - ScrantonPrice: Moderate• American• Moosic•4
- BBBarbaraBNew York City •5 reviews5.0Dined on Jan 7, 2022We each enjoyed the signature salad. My husband had the filet. very tender and tasty. I had the special Asian short ribs. Very good.More infoPosh at The Scranton ClubPrice: Moderate• Contemporary American• Scranton•4.5
Discover Scranton
Scranton is known for its long history in industry, attracting many Irish, German and Italian immigrants to work in its steel factories and railroads over the years. The community is well known for the Steamtown National Historic Site, which is open year-round and served by food trucks in the summer. The descendants of the immigrants that shaped Scranton have opened many upscale and casual restaurants, featuring Irish specialties such as Dubliner cheese, smoked salmon, or trout and roast mutton. Irish pubs are also popular throughout the area. Try tall glasses of chilled stout accompanied by soda bread or wheaten bread. The area's Italian influence is also well-represented in upscale restaurants offering specialties including baccalà alla lucana and frìttuli.
Frequently asked questions
Restaurants with gluten-free options in Scranton are Rikasa, Powerhouse Eatery and Sambuca Grille
The most romantic restaurant in Scranton is Rikasa
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- Memorial Stadium
- Royal Courts At Denaples Fields
- James Madison School
- The Mall At Steamtown
- Christ The Teacher Sculpture
- Scranton Railway Station
- Lackawanna County Courthouse and John Mitchell Monument
- South Scranton Station
- Centennial Fountain Saint Ignatius Sculpture
- St. Peter's Cathedral
- Dickson Works
- Grand Army of the Republic Building
- Electric City Trolley Museum
- Harrison Avenue Bridge
- Jacob And The Angel Sculpture
- Florence Apartments
- Scranton Armory
- Historic Scranton Iron Furnaces
- Anthracite Park
- Albright Memorial Building