Best of Archbald, PA
Known for its Irish Catholic heritage
About Archbald
Archbald is a borough in Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania, part of Northeastern Pennsylvania. It was named after James Archbald, the first mayor of Carbondale, and was originally called White Oak Run before being renamed in his honor. The settlement’s early population consisted mainly of Irish Catholics fleeing the Great Famine.
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Reina’s Place
Reina’s Place is a restaurant located at 222 Scranton Carbondale Highway.
View details →Best Restaurants in Archbald
8 places · Where to eat, from neighborhood staples to standout kitchens.
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DK's Corner
DK's Corner is a restaurant that serves Italian and American dishes, including breakfast items, coffee, diner staples, lunch options, pizza, and sandwiches.
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Longworth's Family Restaurant
Longworth's Family Restaurant is located at 615 Washington Avenue.
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Domenick's Pizza
Domenick's Pizza serves pizza, italian, burger, sandwich, chicken, american, fish and chips at 618 Washington Avenue.
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Jessup’s Corner Kitchen
Jessup’s Corner Kitchen serves breakfast and lunch at 319 Church Street.
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The Windsor Inn
The Windsor Inn serves pizza, regional dishes, Italian fare, burgers, sandwiches, American classics, international options, and fish and chips at 669 Washington Avenue.
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Wayne's Family Diner
Wayne's Family Diner at 650 Washington Avenue offers a variety of regional, Italian, German, and American dishes including seafood, fish and chips, and coffee shop staples.
Best Bars & Nightlife in Archbald
1 places · Cocktail bars, pubs and where the night goes.
Best Shops in Archbald
1 places · Independent boutiques, bookstores and places to browse.
Best Parks & Outdoors in Archbald
16 places · Green space, gardens and room to breathe.
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Archbald Pothole State Park
Archbald Pothole State Park is a 150‑acre park on U.S. Route 6 Business in Archbald, Pennsylvania. The main attraction is the pothole, a remnant of the Wisconsin Glacial Period that has drawn visitors since its discovery in 1884.
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Rippy Callahan Recreational Park
Rippy Callahan Recreational Park is located on Mellow Court.