Warney Cellar & Tap — Restaurant in Scranton

The food is decent . It’s not the best but decent and I’m not sure if anything there is organic. Also I ordered the veggie lasagna and it came with a salad. The lettuce had no tomato, cucumber or anything. Just lettuce thrown on the side of the hot pasta. They also push alcoholic drinks, appetizers, and desserts. I’m not a fan of being pushed into ordering food I don’t want. Wait times for your food are long. The chairs are very tiny and uncomfortable. The tables are “dated” and the place gets loud where you can’t even hear what your company is saying. They only have one unisex bathroom to share for the whole place. It’s a two floor restaurant with bar being on the first floor but if you need to use the bathroom it’s on the first floor so you walk down two flights of steps . Also there’s usually someone always in it 🤷‍♂️. The bathroom unusually has NO mirrors. 😩 They have outdoor seating too with more hard chairs. If you are overweight this place will not be for you . Mixed drinks are over iced so always ask them for light ice. Staff seems friendly but not personable . If you like really tiny small spaces this place is for you. I light the low lighting but they keep the AC too cold....

Every so often, a restaurant opens that makes you feel like the city has leveled up. and this is absolutely one of those places. From the moment you walk in, there's an energy that feels both polished and inviting, like you've stumbled upon a hidden corner of New York City dropped right into our downtown. The food? Simply outstanding. Every plate that came out was not just delicious but thoughtful. It's the kind of menu that makes you want to order one of everything just to see what else the kitchen can do. The wine list is equally impressive, curated with care and perfectly paired to the menu. It's clear that serious attention has been given not just to quality but to creating an experience that feels elevated yet unpretentious. The outdoor vibes here are everything: cozy, stylish, and made for wine nights with friends or date nights. It's got that "NYC patio energy" but with a local twist we didn't know we needed. Downtown officially has its new "it" spot. This place isn't just a restaurant, it's an experience, and one that will no doubt become a downtown staple. If you haven't been yet, go now. You'll want to say you were one of the first to...

Truly a fabulous meal at this new restaurant, as Manahattanites we are always looking for restaurants with a vibe similar to ours, and this place delivers, set on a side street in what appears to be an older building, most of the main dining is upstairs in a great lofty room, decorated with a great touch of embracing the buildings esthetic and with comfortable fun seating options. Had the prosciutto and fig, liver pate, and olive tapenades to start. The star of the show was the filet mignon entree, cooked to perfection with a really delicious sauce/glaze. We all commented on how we haven’t had a filet this perfect in a while (that’s honestly saying something!) we will for...