First time trying place out. Great selection of drafts and can do flights which is nice. Wine, cocktails and plenty of options on the adult beverages. Food was better than expected. Little on the higher end price wise.

Very helpful bartender. She makes amazing drinks even when we asked for a non alcoholic the drink was very tasty. 10 out of 10 food drinks and Service!!! Will go back

Amazing hidden gem. A great story being a bank vault and all the old FBI posters. The service was very friendly and helpful. Service was prompt and accurate! The food was all well prepared as we requested. All out selections are delicious! They have a great beer menu with 30 beers on tap and many more in bottles and cans. The establishment was very clean and well organized. We look forward to comeback!

Cute place. It was very busy so that makes me happy. Growing up in lehighton in the 90s was sad. All the businesses were closing and it was trashy and dying. There is a lot more life on first street. The food was good. The desert especially was overpriced but everything seemed a little steep. If everything was cut down by 2 dollars I would find it to be priced right. A small slice of cake was 14 dollars (maybe 12 I don't remember). The waitstaff was amazing with great attitude and attentiveness. The a1 marinated mushroom I had as a burger replacement was delicious. A lot of places screw that up and screw over vegetarians. The fries were excellent as well as the pickles. There were 7 of us and we all left happy. We waiting pretty long for our food. Some bread and pickles or something would be amazing to start you off. It wouldn't have felt so long.

We stopped by on our way back home from the Poconos. The ambience is kind of historic with large portraits of the real Bonnie and Clyde on the doors, setting the theme for a bank-robber-themed restaurant. The building was an old bank and everything’s put together to take you back in time. There’s also informational stuff hung on the wall near each table. This pub also has lots of beers on tap. The food is good and portions are big.

Enjoyed are meal, staff was friendly.. no complaints. Great beer selection, menu has a nice variety to satisfy whatever you’re craving.

This pub is located inside an old building that appears to have been a bank and has a fantastic aligning theme for both the decor and the food names. We visited before a show at Penns Peak and, even though it was a crowded Friday night, we were able to get a seat at a high top in the bar area. Service was friendly and attentive and, between the 36 beers on tap and a menu of tasty cocktails, this pub has something for everyone. We tried the smoked trout appetizer and it was very tasty. The chicken ‘burger’ I ordered with the onion jam and bacon was decadent - I will be returning just to eat that again!

I was on the way back to our AIRBNB for that day and saw this Pub, fascinated by the name, took a U-turn and stopped here for a drink. Upon entering, diners are greeted with large portraits of the real Bonnie and Clyde on the doors, setting the theme for a bank-robber-themed restaurant. Everything is put together to take you back to the '30s. The first things you see are the high-backed wooden stools around the bar and the light glistening off the pressed-metal tile ceiling. I thought it was Saturday, memorial day weekend but the pub was not that crowded (no rush, nothing). I saw what looks like the old bank's safe, server informed me it was a freezer for the restaurant. The building was constructed in 1925 and was used as a bank for many years, so Owners picked bank robbers for the theme. Each booth and table is named after a gangster or bank robber - Al Capone, Baby Face Nelson, John Dillinger, and Machine Gun Kelly. A framed biography hangs on the wall near each table. This pub also has 36 beers on tap and 60 other varieties in bottles including craft beers, I had one of those (house special beer), spend some lovely time, and left for the Airbnb.

The food we had was ok. My husband had the meatloaf and I had the lemon garlic chicken. The sides are picked for you, I would rather choose my own sides.

Food for the price is great, service is even better. I’ve been to the area for work many times and found the restaurants to be lackluster.. not the case here. Definitely coming back. Restaurant was also family friendly which was a bonus for my 9 month old. Wasn’t sure if it would be the case given the 30 some beers on tap. We will be returning and recommend it to anyone in the area.

Great food.6 of us went for dinner and everyone enjoyed it.the hot crab dip and pretzel bites were perfect to start with.the salmon dinner,steak and crab cakes were great

Really nice place. The food was great and the servers were friendly

I really love this place the atmosphere is so cool with all kinds of historical info about Bonnie and Clyde. The wait staff is super friendly and attentive And the food is pretty good. However if you have food sensitivities or allergies please be careful. They do not have a gluten-free menu But you can order a burger without a bun etc. The wait staff checked on a couple of things to see if they used flour in the ingredients and the answer was no but I did get sick so I'm not sure if they are fully aware of cross contamination issues and such. This will not stop me from going there because I do love the place I just have maybe two things on the menu that I can order lol. For anyone who wants to know, The elk burger without a bun is usually pretty safe.

The food was very disappointing. Roast beef melt was big but not tasty. They have coated fries which for me are gross. The turkey is jellied lunch meat not fresh turkey. The chicken tenders were just frozen from a box. The onion rings were excellent. The atmosphere is kinda cool with the reproduction wanted posters, so it's cute. The price isn't crazy but the food isn't quite par to match

Coming from an overpriced and a bit disappointing lunch experience in Jim Thorpe, we were very pleasantly surprised by the quality of the food and fresh and seasonal ingredients. The French Onion soup was indeed a highlight!