Farmers Markets & Local Markets

Explore fresh seasonal produce, local honey, baked goods, handmade crafts, and meet local growers:

Hawley Farmers Market – Weekend market with local vendors in Bingham Park and in the Hawley Hub over winter..

Wayne County Farmers Market – Classic farmers market in Honesdale.

Kim and Andrew’s Farm Market – Fresh fruits and veggies near Lake Wallenpaupack in Hamlin. I love this place. Great chutneys and salad dressings!!!

Hanna's Farm Market – Family-friendly farm market with gifts and seasonal finds.

Callicoon Farmers Market - Here you will find many farms in addition to food producers and artisans offering wine, hard cider, pasta, condiments, prepared foods, baked goods, ice cream, jam, honey, maple syrup, herbal tea blends, skin care products, pottery, woodwork and much more.

Ritter's Cider Mill & Ritter's Farm Markets – Fruits, cider, and farm goods worth stopping for during fall and beyond. OPENS AGAIN IN SEPTEMBER 2026!

Vintage, Antiques & Unique Shopping

Browse for vintage clothing, antiques, and local treasures around Hawley and nearby towns:

At Crazy Otto’s, be sure to say hi to Sommer and check out her wickedly stylish collection of hand‑curated vintage finds. From unique clothing to quirky accessories, it’s a treasure trove for anyone who loves standout pieces with character.

Time Machine Antiques – Great antiques and collectibles on Main Avenue.

Hawley Antique Emporium – Vintage finds and quirky old books.

Miss Elly’s Antiques & Such - Lovely antique shop filled with beautiful items , I bought some beautiful vintage pieces from here.

Local shops in Hawley and Honesdale offer boutique fashion, souvenirs, and handcrafted items — a fun way to explore town culture.

Best Eats & Local Restaurants

Enjoy a mix of casual bites, cozy cafés, and great dinners while you explore the area:

Local Favorites

Native Native is easily one of Honesdale’s standout restaurants. Located right on Main Street, it focuses on seasonal, locally sourced food and does it really well. The menu changes often and offers a mix of small plates and entrées, with everything from fresh pastas to thoughtfully done vegetarian options, so there’s something for everyone. It’s the kind of place that feels special without being stuffy—perfect for a date night or when you want a memorable meal. Just be sure to grab a reservation, because it fills up fast.

La Cigoge - In Narrowsburg, this is a true gem. This cozy French bistro brings a warm, intimate feel to the river town, with classic French dishes made carefully and simply—think rich sauces, fresh ingredients, and beautifully balanced flavors. It’s the kind of place that feels timeless and special, perfect for a slow dinner, a celebration, or anytime you want an unforgettable meal in a charming setting.

Queen of Cups Coffee & Vintage in town is the perfect mix of cozy café and charming vintage shop. You can sip on expertly crafted coffee while browsing unique, curated vintage pieces—making it a great stop for both caffeine and style.

Cocoon Coffee House – Coffee, and pastries in the Hawley Silk Mill area. And I love the girls, say hello to Lauren!!!

Lake Wally Cafe – Classic diner fare and comfort food.

Cora's 1850 Bistro – Easy spot for the family for brunch or dinner.

The Ridge Restaurant – Highly rated Italian-American dining.

Settlers Inn – Classic American & wine bar experience.

Paupack Watering Hole – Local favorite for burgers and drinks.

Sit-Down & Special Meals

Gresham’s Chop House sits right on the shores of Lake Wallenpaupack in Hawley, offering classic steakhouse fare and more with gorgeous water views. Known for its juicy steaks, fresh seafood, and Italian-inspired dishes, you can dine inside, at the bar, or out on the deck overlooking the lake. It’s a relaxed yet special spot that’s perfect for a summer night out or a memorable dinner with friends or family

Ravyn & Robyn – warm, vibrant atmosphere and a menu that’s creative, refined, and deeply rooted in local ingredients. Their dishes strike a great balance between bold flavors and thoughtful presentation, whether you’re there for a special night out or a relaxed dinner with friends. It’s consistently one of the most talked-about spots in the area—and for good reason.

Tree Restaurant at Woodloch might be my favorite—but I may be biased. The setting is beautiful, the service is always top-notch, and the food feels both elevated and comforting at the same time. It’s the kind of place that turns a meal into a full experience, not just dinner.

Fun Extras & Things to Do

Beyond shopping and eating, the region offers plenty of experiences:

Historic & Scenic Spots

Ride the scenic Stourbridge Line for themed seasonal or historic train rides.

Take a walk or picnic by Lake Wallenpaupack’s scenic shoreline, or explore local trails and parks near the lake.

For 2026, Wally Lake Fest — the summer celebration around Lake Wallenpaupack with artisan fairs, markets, music, boat events, and more — is scheduled for August 22–24, 2026 in the Hawley area. Lake.com

It’s a great chance to soak up lakeside vibes with live music (including the floating Wallypalooza), local crafts, food, and water activities as the season winds down.

Harmony in the Woods in Hawley is a magical outdoor concert series, usually running on summer weekends with jazz, blues, folk, and Broadway‑style performances. The shows take place in a beautiful forest setting, making it a perfect mix of music and nature.

Visit galleries and art spaces in Hawley, like Der Jaeger Unique Arts, for local art inspired by the region’s natural beauty.

Tip for Visitors

Downtown Hawley, Honesdale, Narrowsburg are all walkable and full of character. Perfect for a stroll, stopping at shops, grabbing coffee, or trying local eats on the same day.