We loved the Museum and the Cafe. We had the River bar table where the river runs right underneath! Very cool! Friendly staff, Steve, Skylar and Arielle. Chef John came out and said hello. Complimented the food. Excellent! Museum connected to cafe! Amazing! More people should definitely look up this place in Jim Thorpe PA. Very Unique!! Nice town…was hopping! Bob and Deb from Long Island NY. My apologies was Justin not Steve. Steve was the nice neighbor we met.

This is an eclectic and interesting venue that has a stream running through the middle of the restaurant and is attached to an art museum. The food was high quality, prepared well and priced appropriately. As a bonus, they have off street parking as well.

The cafe is right next to Victor Stabin's museum and might as well be considered an extension of the museum itself. We were beckoned inside by Victor himself and had the pleasure of spending our afternoon in this wonderful corner of Jim Thorpe. I highly recommend this place. The food is stellar with an albeit smaller menu and the atmosphere is so cozy and casual.

Had a great time @ Cafe Arielle for my husband's birthday..the service & food was awesome.. Exec. Chef John's amazing dishes are to die for! Tks Chef John for sharing your talent with the world!! Sherly & Shenan

We always have a wonderful time at Jazz Night at Vic’s Jazz Loft at Cafe Arielle. From the hidden door and speakeasy vibe, to the incredible music, to the delicious dinner and drinks, this is a not to miss spot when you come to Jim Thorpe.

We came here to visit the Stabin Museum and the artwork was unique and beautifully displayed. The art gallery was amazing. My daughter absolutely loved the Legos and the letters of the alphabet on the wall. Lunch was quite tasty and we had the pleasure of meeting Chef John who was delightful. I will definitely spread the word and look forward to returning in the future for a Sunday Brunch and/or Vic’s jazz loft. Best part, parking lot available.

We arrived at 11am, we were the first customer. Were seated promptly at the table we requested. Waitress brought us water right away. We ordered drinks and they were brought in a timely matter (waitress had to make the bloody mary and mimosas). We placed our order, 45 minutes later we asked the waitress about our order, she did not come back to check on our table to see if we wanted another drink. She stated that the food would be out in a few minutes, she apologized. When we received our order the french toast was slightly burnt on the bottom. The omelet was very good. Overall we were very disappointed in the service, quality of food and the price. We were looking forward to coming for dinner, that probably will not happen now.

Don’t Sleep on this place! Take the extra walk or drive. Our food was soooo yummy. I had the beef short ribs and my husband had the breaded pork tenderloin. Our drinks were also amazing.

Yesterday was my second time eating at Cafe Arielle in Jim Thorpe, PA. I wish I lived closer so I could go every week! Both times I ordered the pear, walnut, Gorgonzola salad with grilled chicken. Their house made balsamic makes this salad superb! Everyone is friendly and helpful. Chef John goes above and beyond to serve his customers!! Yesterday he drove the cafe shuttle because the original driver broke his foot. Try to take that free shuttle as the cafe is at the top of a long hill. Will definitely be back! Thanks so much to everyone!!

A lovely gem tucked away in the mountain town of Jim Thorpe. Our server Cyben was fantastic. The back patio has a great atmosphere. We met the chef who graduated from the same culinary school as Anthony Bourdain--you can tell, the soup was so good we bought some to go so we could enjoy the next day too. If you're in the area stop by to enjoy some excellent unique artwork. Thank you to Jessica too!

I’m not a culinary guru but I do love great food. My wife and I were walking by and met Chef John, the rest was history. He showed us some of the museum and some of quirky things about it (JAZZ!!!) then we sat outside and had and absolutely fantastic meal. I got the wild mushroom quesadilla and it was 10/10. What an absolutely fantastic experience. We will definitely be coming here as regularly as we can from Philly until we move to the area and make the wonderful spot our home base.

I had a wonderful time at Cafe Arielle last week. I ordered a breakfast sandwich and, without exaggeration, it was one a the most delicious ones I’ve ever eaten. I topped it off with a Bloody Mary, which was also fantastic. The atmosphere was great, very quaint and welcoming, and the staff were attentive and gracious. Highly recommend!

Pros: beautiful artwork and river experience. Cons: Waitress was unkind. She treated me like I was a simpleton when I asked a question about the drink menu. One of our dishes never made it to the table and when we asked for it to be cancelled (after it still had not arrived and we were all almost done eating) she insisted it was coming. She eventually agreed to cancel it and as the server came out with the dish she quickly directed the server to take it away (in a very rude manner). I point that out not because I wanted it at that time but because it again showed her annoyed attitude towards the situation. She gave us the bill with the dish included! When we brought the error to her attention, she complained about how busy she was. She did appear busy and flustered. We all left feeling disappointed. I hope this written feedback provides the owners with some valuable insights to make the appropriate corrections.

Cafe Arielle and Stabin Museum are a MUST while visiting Jim Thorpe. We have been going to Jim Thorpe for years but this was our first time dining at Cafe Arielle and purchasing the most amazing art. I honestly can't say enough GREAT, wonderful things about this venue. We will definitely be returning. We reserved the river table top bar, super cool! We enjoyed the BEHAVE martini, named after one of Victor's pieces of art. We had the shrimp cocktail, and duck egg rolls. Absolutely delicious. For our entrees we had the pan seared branzino, and the braised beef short ribs. Talk about melt in your mouth. Make a reservation or stop in you will be glad you did! It was an awesome night for our anniversary and husband's birthday. I can't wait to return! And make sure to check out the Stabin Museum filled with unique, AMAZING art!

What a unique restaurant! We heard about the food and experience, so we wanted to check it out. We really enjoyed the opportunity to walk around the museum and see some of the art - definitely worth a visit! The food was good as well, but the experience is where this place really shines. We started with the smoked Salmon, which was a good quality of smoked salmon with some great pairings. The short rib we thought was good as well, but the real standout was the fish which was very well prepared and seasoned. The crispy skin was outstanding.

I’d really like to give a better review, but our visit was quite disappointing. It took almost an hour and a half to get our appetizers and then I had to ask to rush our dinners because after 2 hours, we had to leave for a ghost tour reservation. The food that we received was very good, but we had to gobble it down in 10 minutes to leave on time. 2 hours should be plenty of time to eat. No concession was made for our experience, paid the bill and had to leave. Was offered the golf cart, but it was not available when we needed to leave. A little bit of communication would have gone a long way. Expected more customer service for the money!

Highly recommend- everything was perfection. Lovely to meet their Culinary Institute trained chef. You must request the river view high top table for dinner- you will not regret it. Take a glass of wine like I did and walk around the beautiful gallery rooms through the hidden bookcase to see the room beyond. Check out the outdoor spaces too!!!! Highly recommend 🥰🥰🥰🥰