The 940 Junction — Restaurant in Tobyhanna Township

From excitement😁 to disappointment😢... I was tired form work, and promised my kid a treat, if she was good while I worked... Didn't know what was around on the ride home... My coworkers said chicken or pizza... So I resigned to another night of pizza... But I was happy to see what appeared to be a poppin little hometown burger spot... Excitedly we turned around and my daughter exclaiming "yes, burgers fries and ice cream!☺" However after paying just shy of $30 dollars for 2 orders of fries topped with cheese and pulled pork, 2 cheese burgers, and 1 plain small chocolate shake... I was sorely disappointed😞... Don't get me wrong the food was not gross or anything, but the proportions were beyond lackluster as was the overall dish... The staff was very friendly and professional... But the young lady at the pick-up window even said, "sorry I don't know who rolled out the patties today, they are extra small, and are not normally like this..." I told her calmly, "it was fine, that I would just post a review... But needed to get home and knew it wasn't her fault..." The portioning on the burgers can be gauged with the lighter as scale... As can the fries... For $6.25 on the fries 🍟, you get barely half a cup of fries a quarter cup pulled pork and a teaspoon of cheese sauce... For $4.75 on the cheese burgers 🍔 , you get a quarter cup flattened meatball size patty with generic cheese slice on a non-memorable bun with zero garnishments... The shake was the only item I got no gripe with... I'm sure this can't be normal portions though on the burgers or fries... The young lady seemed authentic, and must be right... All I know is this didn't resonate as a positive experience... Nor was it worth the almost $30 it cost for what is tantamount to 1 glorified kids meal... If indeed this is par for the course, and these are indeed the everyday fair portions and presentation... Well, I definitely would not recommend... That's what I get though for being an adventurous dinner... Some times you strike gold 😋, others, you...

I tried to resist. I really did. I had just rolled myself out of Jubilee, belly full, waistband pleading for mercy—check my other review if you want the play-by-play of that delicious disaster. I told myself, “You don’t need dessert.” But The Junction? Oh, The Junction didn’t care about my logic. It didn’t care about my dignity. It called to me. Literally. I’m pretty sure the building whispered, “Come on, coward… just a little taste…”

So I gave in. Weak. Defeated. Victorious.

I ordered a small cone of soft serve with chocolate jimmies (because if you’re going down, go down crunchy). And I was not disappointed. That first lick? Instant childhood flashback meets velvety sorcery. It wasn’t just ice cream—it was a spiritual experience. My stomach, moments ago on strike, suddenly threw a welcome-back parade.

The Junction didn’t just pull me back in—it dragged me, spoon-first, into a dairy-fueled love affair I didn’t ask for but now deeply respect.

Note to self: next time, just go straight there. Skip the pretense. This place is...

Was out here for work and came across this little backroad shop. I order a shake, fries, and a cheeseburger. I figure ye.... it going to suck but let's give it a try. I hung out with locals whike i waited for my yo go order. (1hr 20 from home). This place has a nice friendly vibe. The staff was cleaning and bring out cups and spoons for the little ones and then they brought my food to me. Nice! To my surprise a nice portion of fries, with a real meat burger freshly cooked with white American cheese on a dinner roll! Excellent, I felt like I was at a back yard Bbq, with friends. I decide to eat there and hang out with the locals laughing and telling stories. Great experience. Suggestion get rid of the styrofoam and put the burgers in a waxed paper bag as well as the shake. In cup. Shake was so good it doesn't stay in the container long enough...