Soriano’s Cafe
523 Main St, Peckville, PA, 18452
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Address :
523 Main St
Peckville, PA, 18452 - Phone (570) 383-5425
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Specialities
- Takes Reservations : Yes
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : No
Good For : Breakfast
Parking : Street
Bike Parking : No
Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Ambience : Hipster
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : No
Waiter Service : Yes
Caters : Yes
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Brian K.
The pasta is simply amazing and the portions are plenty. My only critique is the operating hours. FYI they have WiFi if you need it just ask.
(5)Connie N.
Hesitated about going inside this little store front shop. So glad we went in! This cute, quaint, charming and cash only place is awesome! Bring a big appetite ! Byob and if possible make a reservation. You will love this place!
(5)Erika W.
Great brunch. I can't wait to try their pasta night. So glad we finally stopped here. Hidden gem.
(4)Stella W.
Absolutely wonderful food! Went on Pasta Night, had the special homemade ravioli in pink sauce with crab. The ravioli were exceptional--al dente & fresh. The sauce! OMG the sauce! Creamy,a hint of sweet, the perfect accompaniment to the pasta and huge lumps of crab. My companion had a half portion of spaghetti & meatballs and the portion was still huge enough to have to take some home. I've lived most of my life in Peckville and just discovered this little jewel. Weird hours or not, I WILL be back.
(5)sean m.
I've only had their food when they've catered some events at my work, I've never been in the restaurant. Their food is great! They make a mac and cheese that is absolutely the best mac and cheese in the world. My 2 star review is because of their employees (maybe manager). I called in probably about a year ago (Just found their yelp page now), to see if the mac and cheese was on their restaurant menu. It was not, so I asked if I could order it as a catering dish. The girl who answered the phone was baffled that I knew about the mac and cheese and asked where I heard about it. After telling her I have had it at my work and really enjoy it, she said it wasn't possible for them to make and not to ask again about it. She made it felt like I was asking for drugs or something like my question was really out of line. Not sure why they can make it sometimes and not others. Oh well.
(2)Clara G.
Have since been back to Soriano's twice, even though I tried to go back like four different times and they were always closed. The place loses a star for the following reasons: Business hours are not regular and are a bit sporadic. (This was the week before and two weeks after July 4th holiday) One time I had dinner and there was an extremely loud obnoxious party of women there and they were so Loud and acting a fool it ruined the experience. Others in the dining area were looking and it seemed like everyone was disgusted at the party's behavior. Loud piercing yelling laughing and playing of games- it was idiotic behavior to do in a restaurant. Note to owners - for parties like that it's best to isolate them in another room to prevent other diners from having a bad experience. Went there another time for breakfast - the breakfast was excellent and gets 5 stars for the food and service. However, there is a problem with the vents in the restaurant and there is a very strong odor because something is clearly not functioning properly. I noticed it the first time and shook it off. I noticed it the second time and it bothered me more after I left (like the lingering smell on my clothes). Third time the lingering smell on my clothes actually made me gag. Also after breakfast we went to get gas around the corner at cousins convenient and when we walked in the guy at the counter asked what the smell was and said it smells like cooking oil and asked if we had just come from breakfast...! I would say fix that exhaust / vent problem ASAP because that should not happen and that smell alone will prevent me from returning - and the food is good, service is good, it would be a sin to have something so easily fixable creating a bad experience.
(4)Jeremy W.
This is a really great, eclectic place. There is a wide variety of tasty offerings on their menu, which is a welcome change in NEPA! The owner & staff were extremely friendly & knowledgeable. We will most definitely be back for BYO margarita & tapas nights! The only drawback for us is the location; we wish this place were closer by, say in downtown Scranton. As it stands, Soriano's is a real diamond in the rough!
(5)Dan R.
Went there for tasters night and loved it. The food was fantastic and the prices very reasonable. The staff was very friendly and the place artistically decorated. A real delight!
(5)Melissa J.
While driving from North Jersey to Niagara Falls, my husband and I were famished and looking for a great brunch spot. I pulled up my yelp app and it lead us here... never would have ever found this place or stopped otherwise! After reading the other reviews, we stopped at the bank next door and got some cash first. Being in such a small town, we were a little scared (sorry we are used to NYC!). However, once we walked through the door- smelled the delicious breakfast aromas, saw the funky eclectic decor, and were immediately greeted by a friendly server, we knew we had found a "diamond in the rough." We both ordered coffee & waters to start. I was impressed by the large coffee mugs, lol. We asked our server for suggestions and he said to definitely make sure you order something with either the hot or sweet sausage, as it is made there. I ordered a sausage, egg and cheese on a bagel with a side of potatoes (I think they called them home fries? not sure). The sausage did not disappoint! I think they make the bagels there or source them locally, they were awesome! My husband ordered eggs, sausage, and potatoes and he enjoyed his meal as well. He got the sweet sausage, I got the spicy. The spicy was not that spicy. Both were equally tickling to our taste buds. Grand total: ~$14!!!!! I might add that neither of us finished our meals and were very full! Oh and they gave us coffees to go! If I am ever in the area again, this will be the first place I stop!
(4)Lea L.
Best pasta around. Hands down! I love it here so much! Everything is homemade, and the prices are super-reasonable for what you get, which is a LOT. Gorgeous inside! I wish they had pasta on Saturday nights, or longer hours. I love this place so much! You should visit. Make a reservation, if you can. Cash only and BYOB.
(5)Michael H.
We stopped in for dinner on a Sunday. You should call ahead because the place fills up quick and rightly so. The 5 dollar sunday special of the pasta dish which consists of 1/2 lb of your choice of pasta and any combination of their homemade sauces is plenty for dinner and lunch the next day. We enjoyed the bruschetta for starters which was also delicious. The homemade cheese raviolis were amazing. This hidden gem, in the heart of Peckville, is worth the trip. Make sure to bring cash as that is all they accept. Enjoy!
(5)Abbey H.
Great breakfast menu, never tried the pasta but I did go for tapas night. That was interesting and good but a little overpriced for where they are located. We go for brunch all the time though and love it.
(4)Sandra V.
Love this place, the food is fantastic and the portions are generous. They still accept only cash though so make a stop at the ATM :-)
(5)Michelle S.
One of my favorites. I only have it four stars because they don't take credit cards and they have weird hours. Most nights they only serve pasta. You can order a half or full order. Order the half you will still take some home. Order the full if you want to eat it for the next two days. The decor is strange but don't let it throw you off. Thursday nights they have "flavor night". They serve smaller dishes and have a great variety. It's kind of tapas style! The food is delicious! The service is great!! They recommend reservations. It's also BYOB!
(4)Lisa G.
Been looking for a place like this for a while! I used to live 15 minutes outside of Philadelphia and was able to go to a handful of great breakfast/brunch spots any day of the week. Living in Scranton I have found nothing that compared. After looking on yelp I decided to try Soriano's café. Both my husband and myself were very pleased once we walked into the funky décor - it reminded us both of one of our favorite brunch spots in Philly. Service was great and the menu had a wide selection of omelets (which is what we were in the mood for). I ordered the los cabos (sans ham) and my husband ordered something with their homemade sausage - he hasn't stopped talking about it for three days. Home fries were cooked perfectly - not soggy like some places. We both enjoyed our meals and will 100% be going back. I am interested in trying out their Flavor night based on other reviews, once I do I will check back in =) Btw, their shirts read "Eat it..." on the front and "That's what she said" on the back. This cracked me up!!! I need to find out if they sell them.... FYI - CASH ONLY!!
(5)Elizabeth C.
Been here several times and love it. Small plates nighties fabulous. Haven't had anything that I didn't love
(4)Jason L.
Brunch at this cash-only gem is to die for. Stuffed french toast and cheese covered breakfast potatoes had me rolling out the door, unwilling to move for the rest of the day. The decor is interesting and it's very tiny, but I'd be more likely to use the word 'cozy' in describing it. I'm told I need to return for their pasta night. I'll certainly be back.
(4)Seath J.
This place is incredible . The menu is limited but awsome . You will not go away hungry and the gravy is really good . This is a must stop . You will not be sorry .
(5)C W.
Everyone I know loves this place, EXCEPT me. All of the plates are chipped. I'm disgusted by communal flatware that who knows who touched it. Everything looks thrown together from a yard sale. Their Alfredo sauce and vodka sauce are not good. Their syrup containers have a plug that goes in the top that rests on the table while you are using it, so whatever it picks up goes back in the bottle. Oh and if you are in the front room you will smell by the time you leave.
(1)Monica E.
Went for lunch with a friend. They have a nice large menu. I chose the greek salad and paid to have chicken added. It was very large, fresh, lots of green & black olives...great. I can't wait to visit when I can enjoy the special dinners.
(4)Nissa G.
Love it here for brunch! Great stuffed French toast and family atmosphere.
(5)Kim M.
Was looking for somewhere to go for a cheap dinner while visiting the grandma.... So I turned to yelp... Half price pasta on Sunday? Sounds fantastic!! Upon entering Soriano's we were greeted by the most adorable eclectic restaurant I've seen in a while! When the hostess asked if we had a reservation I got nervous we wouldn't get a seat, but when I told her no, she offered us a seat on the "couch." So we of course went and sat on the living room couch, in the little living room off the dining area....adorable!! After a few minutes a table was ready for us. I thought maybe the $5 deal was old as there was nothing posted, but then our server came by and said all pastas in the general pasta section are $5 for a half order! You can select a pasta, and then a sauce...but beware when the menu says half or whole they mean a half or whole POUND of pasta! You could feed an army with our meal! We had the Soriano's red over bow tie, white clam over linguini, vodka over spaghetti and butter garlic over angel hair. I realize quickly not only is is cheap, it's pretty awesome tasting too. I gushed about it for at least a week to anyone who would listen. A real gem.
(5)Colin P.
Not sure why it took me so long to visit this place, because it deserves a spot on my heavy rotation list. "Pasta night" is a twice-weekly phenomenon in which a gargantuan heap of your choice of pasta (as I recall about half of the pastas are made in-house) paired with your choice of amazing sauce. Don't forget to add an order of mixed meats. As incredible as pasta night is, my favorite aspect of Café Soriano is called Flavor (only on Thursdays) when only small plates (appetizers) are offered - approximately 20 of them. Two of us visited and shared four of the selections: Moroccan Party Salad (a must try); Lumpia (think spring roll, but bigger and better); Eggplant Risotto (divine) and ribs with a "citrus lager chipotle BBQ sauce" (very good). On another occasion, we sampled four of the selections that we had eliminated during our first visit: Miniature Cheeseburgers, Thai Lettuce Wraps, Crabcakes, and another that escapes me. These were very good, but the first three mentioned above were definitely home-runs. The dining area is funky and relaxed, kind of like a very casual version of Patsel's, and the music selection is very much mixed. Café Soriano is BYOB and there is a small per-person based charge for doing so.
(4)Paul M.
Great find for casual (old is new) cafe. Yes the menu is a little limited ( a little heavy on the standard of burgers and fries), and could easily add a few more adventurous choices given the vibe and quality of the food and preparation. Was there for lunch and will return on my visit to the area.
(4)Maria P.
Excellent restaurant from Breakfast to Lunch to Dinner. Menu selection is great! Highly recommend the Soriano Omelet with hot sausage, lunch specials are all delicious steak and cheese is huge, and Flavor (appetizer night) and Pasta nights are fabulous! Always packed on the weekends for breakfast, by far the best in town! Pasta night they serve half lb or full lb of pasta and you can choose your sauce! Homemade fettuccini with vodka sauce is great! Best part is dinner it's Bring your own Alcohol Beverages (BYOB)! Owner and Staff are great and prices are reasonable!
(5)John M.
Pros --- Very good food, generous portions at a fair price. Pasta night is awesome. You can bring your own bottle of wine and the portion is so huge that the 1/2-portion is enough for two people. The atmosphere is casual and the building's interior is eclectic. The service is never pushy nor are they lazy. Cons --- The hours of operation are confusing. The Vodka sauce is a bit too sweet for my tastes. But my number one complaint is the gnats. I'm not talking about 2 or 3 annoying bugs, but LOTS of them flying all over the place. The owner needs to invest in a can of Raid.
(4)Rob G.
Soriano's Cafe is a place that I have been going for quite some time. I used to go for breakfast with some of my friends; you can get kielbasi as a side. The stuffed french toast with sweet cream is unbeatable!! The fella that runs the place is a good guy and always has nice thing to say when you go in. His staff is fast and courteous. Thats the breakfast side. The dinners I there are only Two. On Wednesday nights, they have past night. This is no joke pasta, fantastic!! You can order either a half a pound or a whole pound. Come HUNGRY!! Make sure you try the brushetta. Fantastic!! They have pasta night on Sunday night as well, the catch for Sunday; Half price!! Its great!!. The other dinner that happens there is called Flavor, its on Thursday night and it is tapas, all appetizers! Dont miss this either, I have been multiple times and this really gives you a chance to try some different things and have some different styles of food!! In closing I will say that this place is my absolute FAVORITE place to eat locally. It is BYOB, there is a small charge for this, but worth it. I can honestly say that I have NEVER had a bad meal or bad service at Soriano's. One thing NOT to forget, you need a reservation!! This is critical!! It is a eccentric little spot with great eye candy everywhere!! I highly recomend Soriano's to anyone that is looking for some good eats for great prices!!!
(5)Sheryl M.
Great food good prices. A ton of food for the money byob
(4)Melissa J.
While driving from North Jersey to Niagara Falls, my husband and I were famished and looking for a great brunch spot. I pulled up my yelp app and it lead us here... never would have ever found this place or stopped otherwise! After reading the other reviews, we stopped at the bank next door and got some cash first. Being in such a small town, we were a little scared (sorry we are used to NYC!). However, once we walked through the door- smelled the delicious breakfast aromas, saw the funky eclectic decor, and were immediately greeted by a friendly server, we knew we had found a "diamond in the rough." We both ordered coffee & waters to start. I was impressed by the large coffee mugs, lol. We asked our server for suggestions and he said to definitely make sure you order something with either the hot or sweet sausage, as it is made there. I ordered a sausage, egg and cheese on a bagel with a side of potatoes (I think they called them home fries? not sure). The sausage did not disappoint! I think they make the bagels there or source them locally, they were awesome! My husband ordered eggs, sausage, and potatoes and he enjoyed his meal as well. He got the sweet sausage, I got the spicy. The spicy was not that spicy. Both were equally tickling to our taste buds. Grand total: ~$14!!!!! I might add that neither of us finished our meals and were very full! Oh and they gave us coffees to go! If I am ever in the area again, this will be the first place I stop!
(4)Lea L.
Best pasta around. Hands down! I love it here so much! Everything is homemade, and the prices are super-reasonable for what you get, which is a LOT. Gorgeous inside! I wish they had pasta on Saturday nights, or longer hours. I love this place so much! You should visit. Make a reservation, if you can. Cash only and BYOB.
(5)Michael H.
We stopped in for dinner on a Sunday. You should call ahead because the place fills up quick and rightly so. The 5 dollar sunday special of the pasta dish which consists of 1/2 lb of your choice of pasta and any combination of their homemade sauces is plenty for dinner and lunch the next day. We enjoyed the bruschetta for starters which was also delicious. The homemade cheese raviolis were amazing. This hidden gem, in the heart of Peckville, is worth the trip. Make sure to bring cash as that is all they accept. Enjoy!
(5)Abbey H.
Great breakfast menu, never tried the pasta but I did go for tapas night. That was interesting and good but a little overpriced for where they are located. We go for brunch all the time though and love it.
(4)Sandra V.
Love this place, the food is fantastic and the portions are generous. They still accept only cash though so make a stop at the ATM :-)
(5)Michelle S.
One of my favorites. I only have it four stars because they don't take credit cards and they have weird hours. Most nights they only serve pasta. You can order a half or full order. Order the half you will still take some home. Order the full if you want to eat it for the next two days. The decor is strange but don't let it throw you off. Thursday nights they have "flavor night". They serve smaller dishes and have a great variety. It's kind of tapas style! The food is delicious! The service is great!! They recommend reservations. It's also BYOB!
(4)Lisa G.
Been looking for a place like this for a while! I used to live 15 minutes outside of Philadelphia and was able to go to a handful of great breakfast/brunch spots any day of the week. Living in Scranton I have found nothing that compared. After looking on yelp I decided to try Soriano's café. Both my husband and myself were very pleased once we walked into the funky décor - it reminded us both of one of our favorite brunch spots in Philly. Service was great and the menu had a wide selection of omelets (which is what we were in the mood for). I ordered the los cabos (sans ham) and my husband ordered something with their homemade sausage - he hasn't stopped talking about it for three days. Home fries were cooked perfectly - not soggy like some places. We both enjoyed our meals and will 100% be going back. I am interested in trying out their Flavor night based on other reviews, once I do I will check back in =) Btw, their shirts read "Eat it..." on the front and "That's what she said" on the back. This cracked me up!!! I need to find out if they sell them.... FYI - CASH ONLY!!
(5)Elizabeth C.
Been here several times and love it. Small plates nighties fabulous. Haven't had anything that I didn't love
(4)Jason L.
Brunch at this cash-only gem is to die for. Stuffed french toast and cheese covered breakfast potatoes had me rolling out the door, unwilling to move for the rest of the day. The decor is interesting and it's very tiny, but I'd be more likely to use the word 'cozy' in describing it. I'm told I need to return for their pasta night. I'll certainly be back.
(4)Seath J.
This place is incredible . The menu is limited but awsome . You will not go away hungry and the gravy is really good . This is a must stop . You will not be sorry .
(5)C W.
Everyone I know loves this place, EXCEPT me. All of the plates are chipped. I'm disgusted by communal flatware that who knows who touched it. Everything looks thrown together from a yard sale. Their Alfredo sauce and vodka sauce are not good. Their syrup containers have a plug that goes in the top that rests on the table while you are using it, so whatever it picks up goes back in the bottle. Oh and if you are in the front room you will smell by the time you leave.
(1)Monica E.
Went for lunch with a friend. They have a nice large menu. I chose the greek salad and paid to have chicken added. It was very large, fresh, lots of green & black olives...great. I can't wait to visit when I can enjoy the special dinners.
(4)Nissa G.
Love it here for brunch! Great stuffed French toast and family atmosphere.
(5)Kim M.
Was looking for somewhere to go for a cheap dinner while visiting the grandma.... So I turned to yelp... Half price pasta on Sunday? Sounds fantastic!! Upon entering Soriano's we were greeted by the most adorable eclectic restaurant I've seen in a while! When the hostess asked if we had a reservation I got nervous we wouldn't get a seat, but when I told her no, she offered us a seat on the "couch." So we of course went and sat on the living room couch, in the little living room off the dining area....adorable!! After a few minutes a table was ready for us. I thought maybe the $5 deal was old as there was nothing posted, but then our server came by and said all pastas in the general pasta section are $5 for a half order! You can select a pasta, and then a sauce...but beware when the menu says half or whole they mean a half or whole POUND of pasta! You could feed an army with our meal! We had the Soriano's red over bow tie, white clam over linguini, vodka over spaghetti and butter garlic over angel hair. I realize quickly not only is is cheap, it's pretty awesome tasting too. I gushed about it for at least a week to anyone who would listen. A real gem.
(5)Colin P.
Not sure why it took me so long to visit this place, because it deserves a spot on my heavy rotation list. "Pasta night" is a twice-weekly phenomenon in which a gargantuan heap of your choice of pasta (as I recall about half of the pastas are made in-house) paired with your choice of amazing sauce. Don't forget to add an order of mixed meats. As incredible as pasta night is, my favorite aspect of Café Soriano is called Flavor (only on Thursdays) when only small plates (appetizers) are offered - approximately 20 of them. Two of us visited and shared four of the selections: Moroccan Party Salad (a must try); Lumpia (think spring roll, but bigger and better); Eggplant Risotto (divine) and ribs with a "citrus lager chipotle BBQ sauce" (very good). On another occasion, we sampled four of the selections that we had eliminated during our first visit: Miniature Cheeseburgers, Thai Lettuce Wraps, Crabcakes, and another that escapes me. These were very good, but the first three mentioned above were definitely home-runs. The dining area is funky and relaxed, kind of like a very casual version of Patsel's, and the music selection is very much mixed. Café Soriano is BYOB and there is a small per-person based charge for doing so.
(4)Paul M.
Great find for casual (old is new) cafe. Yes the menu is a little limited ( a little heavy on the standard of burgers and fries), and could easily add a few more adventurous choices given the vibe and quality of the food and preparation. Was there for lunch and will return on my visit to the area.
(4)Maria P.
Excellent restaurant from Breakfast to Lunch to Dinner. Menu selection is great! Highly recommend the Soriano Omelet with hot sausage, lunch specials are all delicious steak and cheese is huge, and Flavor (appetizer night) and Pasta nights are fabulous! Always packed on the weekends for breakfast, by far the best in town! Pasta night they serve half lb or full lb of pasta and you can choose your sauce! Homemade fettuccini with vodka sauce is great! Best part is dinner it's Bring your own Alcohol Beverages (BYOB)! Owner and Staff are great and prices are reasonable!
(5)Rob G.
Soriano's Cafe is a place that I have been going for quite some time. I used to go for breakfast with some of my friends; you can get kielbasi as a side. The stuffed french toast with sweet cream is unbeatable!! The fella that runs the place is a good guy and always has nice thing to say when you go in. His staff is fast and courteous. Thats the breakfast side. The dinners I there are only Two. On Wednesday nights, they have past night. This is no joke pasta, fantastic!! You can order either a half a pound or a whole pound. Come HUNGRY!! Make sure you try the brushetta. Fantastic!! They have pasta night on Sunday night as well, the catch for Sunday; Half price!! Its great!!. The other dinner that happens there is called Flavor, its on Thursday night and it is tapas, all appetizers! Dont miss this either, I have been multiple times and this really gives you a chance to try some different things and have some different styles of food!! In closing I will say that this place is my absolute FAVORITE place to eat locally. It is BYOB, there is a small charge for this, but worth it. I can honestly say that I have NEVER had a bad meal or bad service at Soriano's. One thing NOT to forget, you need a reservation!! This is critical!! It is a eccentric little spot with great eye candy everywhere!! I highly recomend Soriano's to anyone that is looking for some good eats for great prices!!!
(5)Sheryl M.
Great food good prices. A ton of food for the money byob
(4)Stella W.
Absolutely wonderful food! Went on Pasta Night, had the special homemade ravioli in pink sauce with crab. The ravioli were exceptional--al dente & fresh. The sauce! OMG the sauce! Creamy,a hint of sweet, the perfect accompaniment to the pasta and huge lumps of crab. My companion had a half portion of spaghetti & meatballs and the portion was still huge enough to have to take some home. I've lived most of my life in Peckville and just discovered this little jewel. Weird hours or not, I WILL be back.
(5)Brian K.
The pasta is simply amazing and the portions are plenty. My only critique is the operating hours. FYI they have WiFi if you need it just ask.
(5)sean m.
I've only had their food when they've catered some events at my work, I've never been in the restaurant. Their food is great! They make a mac and cheese that is absolutely the best mac and cheese in the world. My 2 star review is because of their employees (maybe manager). I called in probably about a year ago (Just found their yelp page now), to see if the mac and cheese was on their restaurant menu. It was not, so I asked if I could order it as a catering dish. The girl who answered the phone was baffled that I knew about the mac and cheese and asked where I heard about it. After telling her I have had it at my work and really enjoy it, she said it wasn't possible for them to make and not to ask again about it. She made it felt like I was asking for drugs or something like my question was really out of line. Not sure why they can make it sometimes and not others. Oh well.
(2)John M.
Pros --- Very good food, generous portions at a fair price. Pasta night is awesome. You can bring your own bottle of wine and the portion is so huge that the 1/2-portion is enough for two people. The atmosphere is casual and the building's interior is eclectic. The service is never pushy nor are they lazy. Cons --- The hours of operation are confusing. The Vodka sauce is a bit too sweet for my tastes. But my number one complaint is the gnats. I'm not talking about 2 or 3 annoying bugs, but LOTS of them flying all over the place. The owner needs to invest in a can of Raid.
(4)Clara G.
Have since been back to Soriano's twice, even though I tried to go back like four different times and they were always closed. The place loses a star for the following reasons: Business hours are not regular and are a bit sporadic. (This was the week before and two weeks after July 4th holiday) One time I had dinner and there was an extremely loud obnoxious party of women there and they were so Loud and acting a fool it ruined the experience. Others in the dining area were looking and it seemed like everyone was disgusted at the party's behavior. Loud piercing yelling laughing and playing of games- it was idiotic behavior to do in a restaurant. Note to owners - for parties like that it's best to isolate them in another room to prevent other diners from having a bad experience. Went there another time for breakfast - the breakfast was excellent and gets 5 stars for the food and service. However, there is a problem with the vents in the restaurant and there is a very strong odor because something is clearly not functioning properly. I noticed it the first time and shook it off. I noticed it the second time and it bothered me more after I left (like the lingering smell on my clothes). Third time the lingering smell on my clothes actually made me gag. Also after breakfast we went to get gas around the corner at cousins convenient and when we walked in the guy at the counter asked what the smell was and said it smells like cooking oil and asked if we had just come from breakfast...! I would say fix that exhaust / vent problem ASAP because that should not happen and that smell alone will prevent me from returning - and the food is good, service is good, it would be a sin to have something so easily fixable creating a bad experience.
(4)Jeremy W.
This is a really great, eclectic place. There is a wide variety of tasty offerings on their menu, which is a welcome change in NEPA! The owner & staff were extremely friendly & knowledgeable. We will most definitely be back for BYO margarita & tapas nights! The only drawback for us is the location; we wish this place were closer by, say in downtown Scranton. As it stands, Soriano's is a real diamond in the rough!
(5)Dan R.
Went there for tasters night and loved it. The food was fantastic and the prices very reasonable. The staff was very friendly and the place artistically decorated. A real delight!
(5)Connie N.
Hesitated about going inside this little store front shop. So glad we went in! This cute, quaint, charming and cash only place is awesome! Bring a big appetite ! Byob and if possible make a reservation. You will love this place!
(5)Erika W.
Great brunch. I can't wait to try their pasta night. So glad we finally stopped here. Hidden gem.
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