Well...We're stuck here in Allentown, where they're their tearing all the factories down. At least…read moreaccording to Billy Joel. We are supposed to be in Philadelphia. Actually...we should have been in London two days ago but that's a long story. For another day. Anyway...just about the time we should have been landing in Philly the pilot announced we were diverted to Allentown. What?$#! After jerking us around with every employee in this podunk airport telling us to go to AA.com because they couldn't help us, making us get on and off the plane and even taxing out they cancelled the flight and took hours getting our luggage to us. We finally got a hotel reservation and a Uber....and both were a struggle. In the morning I got to see the beautiful downtown area. UBER to airport and when I mentioned BillybJoels song, the driver (who was a lifetime resident) had never heard it. So I actually looked up the lyrics, and I better understand why it isn't popular. And back to the airport where they told us they would send us to Philly on bus at 5 pm ( it was 10 am) we called another Uber and fled. Again, another story for another day Sigh.

Do you feel like walking around hearing people talk with expletives, smoking pot, walking around in…read moretheir pjs that don't fit. And their gut sticking out. No thank you.

The Dime makes a cool place for a date or if you would like some quality conversation with great…read morefood and city views in welcoming style. The only thing tainting the atmosphere is the out-of-place televisions featuring sports at the bar. I took my girlfriend and her mother there for Sunday brunch and we had a wonderful time. The mimosas and Aperol spritz's were perfect and the breakfast really kicked off the day well. The sausage was really fantastic and they were generous with the lemon and ricotta pancakes. Although the potatoes were tasty, it looked as if they had been dumped right out of a freezer bag. And we are most grateful for Shaq and for taking care of us and for making the day even more special with his kindness. My girlfriend and I cannot wait to head back for a dinner.

I had the pleasure of dining at The Dime and was left amazed at the quality level of customer…read moreservice, the overall ambiance and most of all the delicious food. There is a gorgeous view of the town square that made for an intimate night of dining and all of the staff was welcoming. The Local Lettuce had a very distinctive delightful taste. The Branson was cooked to perfection. For dessert, the vanilla gelato is amazing. Just the right amount of sweetness for those who prefer a light treat. I can't wait to dine her again on a future visit to the area.

This is such a good spot. If someone said "when in Allentown," where to go this would be it…read more Admittedly there isn't a lot to choose from, but this is a wonderful family friendly place. Here is a joint private/government effort that works. It is a fish hatchery, and you can spend a couple bucks for food. Throw this in the tanks, and watch the mostly rainbow trout go crazy for it. The freshwater version of Jaws. All joking aside spent a couple hours here. I found seeing the grounds neat too. The volunteers here are wonderful. Hoping young folks will step up. You can go inside the store and see animals preserved in formaldehyde. This is educational. What a great spot for families, and people of all ages.

This was a fantastic attraction. I visited with my parents and sibling, 2 adults, 18 year old, and…read morea 16 year old. We had a fantastic time looking at all the different sized fish A big bag of fish food is only $1, extremely reasonable, and the entire family made a few bags last 20-30 minutes and we fed most of the tanks! We especially liked the "prized fish" tank, which has the biggest fish in the hatchery, and we had a great time gawking at the huge fish. The kids we saw around also all seemed to be having a great time. My only critique is that I feel there should be at least a couple obvious staff present. While we were there, one of the nets on the medium size tank fell in, and fish were getting stuck in the net. One fish was visibly thrashing, while a couple others were trapped with their heads out of the water, dying for all to see. This was clearly not how it was meant to be. There was no place for us to report this clear problem. There was also a dead fish just sitting in the walkway of one area. Now I understand that this is a hatchery, and with large scale production, fish are going to die. I don't mind seeing some dead fish in the water. But one just rotting on the ground or dying in a net (both of which area easily fixable) does rub me the wrong way. I wish I could give this place more like a 4 1/2, because some staff did come and fix the net problem, and the dead fish were not a huge detriment to my experience, but I don't want to rate 5 because it was something I feel could be easily fixed. The pictures don't do this place justice, I highly suggest going and feeding the fish yourself! You can also look at all the fish for free.

Had dinner here. Tre Scalini means three steps. Small intimate restaurant. Started with…read moreappetizers. Octopus , mozzerella, etc all very good. Dinner was eggplant parm, lemon pasta and a seafood pasta dish. All delicious. Dessert was pistachio cake (so light and delicious). Spoke to chef on the way out! Its definitely a go again!

This is my absolute favorite place to visit whenever I'm in the Bethlehem area and I make sure to…read moretell anyone that visits the area to check this wonderful modern Italian restaurant. Their fresh and wonderfully prepared dishes make you feel like you're visiting a family that's making your food with love. The restaurant itself has such a cozy and intimate feel with the right amount of space and lighting. The staff is always friendly and will always take the time to give you their recommendations and make you feel like a local no matter where you come from which is the reason why I'll ALWAYS come back to this spot when I'm in town! Nothing but love for my fave spot

I drive all the way out here - no Savior, no Wise Men, no manger or lowly shepherds tending their…read moreflocks by night - just a casino, a few convenience stores, an abandoned K-Mart and some very tacky neon reindeer. I have to have a talk with the good Monsignor about this Christmas thing. Bethlehem isn't all it's cracked up to be. Somethin' ain't right. Until I get to the bottom of this... Merry Christmas everyone!

It's a lovely little city that is among the nicer places to visit in the Lehigh Valley. It's on the…read moresmall side, but has some nice luxury, some hipstery spots, and feels cozy.

Pretty standard Olive Garden. Went the night before Mother's Day and they were slammed. The…read morewaitress was still very attentive and helpful. We got the shrimp and chicken carbonara and it had amazing flavor. I always get the chicken gnocchi soup and that is the best but at this location it didn't seem as creamy as usual. Because it was crowded the food did take a while to come out but that's to be expected All in all it was good. Would go here again.

What is not to love about Olive Garden? This was your standard Olive Garden but the staff was very…read morefriendly and attentive. I was here by myself on a work trip and ordered the chicken alfredo with crispy chicken and the chicken and gnocchi soup. Food was delicious and I took home some leftover breadsticks and pasta and a dessert.

I ordered a bacon cali burger and got a frozen foods burger (I was 2 bites in and realized…read moresomething tasted off)

Ugh. I wanted to like it! I always order from the same pizza place but wanted to give Armando's a…read moretry. The order came on time, which is good. However, it was not even close to being warm, had close to ZERO sauce and absolutely no flavor at all. NONE. As though no spicing was involved. No garlic, NOTHING. As bland as unbuttered toast. A $39.00 waste of money. Maybe it was an off night for you guys, but... Sorry Armando's. Swing and a miss for me.

Great people behind the counter. However we got a #2 and a #3. There was literally one slice of…read moreeach meat and one slice of cheese. I know I should have taken a picture. The #2 was meatless and the amount of ingredients in the hoagie were almost non existent. Store looked very clean. But will not return for a hoagie. Almost forgot I did buy a small container of antipasto salad ($7.00). Was definitely better than the hoagies. Overall very disappointed with our lunch.

Roast beef was mostly red, which I am not used to, as I eat meat cooked well done…read more Lettuce could have been fresher. Frozen tiramisu was pretty good. They don't allow customers to use rest rooms, which is unusual. They have delicious sweets to choose from. It's a nice, clean market and cafe.