Riverwalck Saloon - Parryville

The Rum Runner drink tasted like an orange/peach slushie, and I couldn't detect any Malibu rum in it. They didn’t list prices, which was a bit odd. The nachos were tasty, but I don’t think they were worth the $18 price tag. The ribs were absolutely delicious—tender, juicy, and packed with a great smoky flavor, plus the fries were perfectly crisp. The smoked wings were enjoyable as well, though they were served in a pool of BBQ sauce that didn’t stand out much. Overall, we would consider going back, but the prices are on the high side.

I visited over the weekend, and the food was fantastic. We ordered nachos and wings, and they were served quickly despite how busy the restaurant was. The atmosphere is wonderful; you can sit and enjoy a view of the water. My only issue was with the parking. With so many motorcycles around, it was a bit challenging to navigate our truck in the lot.

However, amidst the impressive array of drinks, the French fries fall short of expectations. Unlike the bold and complex cocktails, these fries lack the depth and character one hopes for. Their unimpressive flavor and mediocre texture do not excite the taste buds in the same way that Deanna's imaginative libations do. Evoking the spirit of Hemingway, Riveralck Saloon embodies the charm of a bygone era, offering a refuge from the fast-paced world outside. While Deanna's masterful drink creations deserve commendation, the French fries leave something to be desired. A visit to this spot is an exploration of the cocktail arts, where each sip transports you to a realm of sophistication and allure.

Vibe is cool. Love the outdoor seating. The food is so, so, so bad though. Completely devoid of any seasoning. I've given it many chances just to see if they were having an off day or menu item. Nope, across the board terrible. How can you make a smash burger bland?!? Since I shared my saltiness, can you please throw it on the mac salad or something? If you need a chef, just me know.

Meet our new friend Roger. Let me tell you a lil story. It is human nature for people to only post reviews when they have something negative to say. That is not the case here! This past Sat, Jenn and I decided to go for a ride. It was overcast so we checked the weather, not once, not twice, but about a dozen times between us.No rain in the forecast at all. We had an amazing ride up to Jim Thorpe where we had lunch and took in the sites. Just before we were going to leave we heard a huge clap of Thunder and the couple next to us told us a severe thundetsrorm was coming. We looked at the weather and south looked good so we made the decision to try to get south before the storm hit. BAD MOVE! As we climbed out of Jim Thorpe, the skies opened. It was probably the worst rain and wind I ever rode in certainly without any rain gear. It progressively got worse to the point I couldn't see... the rain was too hard, wind gusting, and getting hammered as cars hit puddles next us. We pulled into River Walck for shelter. There was a group of people calling to us and ushering us under cover and into shelter. This is when Roger, the manager and Christina a server stepped up to help. Roger immediately said let me get you some dry clothes and offered to dry the clothes we were wearing. Knowing we were miserable and Jenn was still hyper ventilating, Christina got us drinks to calm our nerves. Over the next hour, our clothes were dried and we were engaged in friendly conversation. The skies cleared, they gave us our clothes back and wished us a safe ride. It is really great to know there are still good people out there. Thank you Roger, Christina, and River Walck. We will be back!