Jims Resturant & Pub - Nanticoke (PA)

5 /5 Gene Ondeck: Hard working, family owned and operated with a great crowd of regulars. The wings are also amazing with a very unique sauce that most find incredible. Sweet, onion, cajun, blue cheese add your heat level awesome!

5 /5 Custom Curtis: A small pub with great food. Buffalo bites are hand-cut cut and the fries are fresh-cut. Salad made with a spring mix of leafy greens, romaine, cucumbers, tomatoes, croutons, and a nice portion to boot. The blue cheese was chunky and creamy. Ill be going back for more. Definitely recommend. The atmosphere is dated but clean and tidy. The staff was great. Prices are reasonable.

5 /5 David Krupa: Deserves 6 stars !!!! We called (from Florida) inquiring about their menu. They asked what we wanted (12oz tails) and told us they would check availability and let us know plus give us other choices before we even got to PA. Our server/bartender Michael was so personable and funny we felt like we knew him our whole life. They served and timed our courses exactly as we asked. THE FOOD was superb!!! Presentation classy without being BS. The chef came out to asked if everything was to our satisfaction. Also a gentleman. WILL BE BACK next year.

5 /5 tracey marso: Stopped here to meet a friend, then decided to eat also. Great, small town, corner bar atmosphere. My husband ordered wings and I ordered a Chicken Cheesesteak. We were advised when ordering that the wings are cooked to order meaning not par cooked. We are former corner bar co-owners so we knew that meant at least a 15-20 minute cook which was fine with us. The wings were great! Fresh, crispy, and nice homemade Mild sauce. The celery was also nice fresh sticks, no brown edges or "knuckles" as we called them, haha. The chicken cheesesteak was fresh chicken perfectly cooked, not dry and mixed with cheese and a sweet onion sauce. The bun was great, lightly toasted and no drips from the chicken. Would definitely recommend for a quick bite and above level bar food with attention to detail. Nice little gem in Nanticoke!