Numerous kiosks with a wide variety of Christmas items, Knick Nacks, wine beer German Food,…read moreHamburgers, Hot Dogs, Wine and Spirits bars.

Went here with my dad and sister. Got there early and it was quick to check in. So many great…read morevendors and food options.

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 not a comment on the food, mainly about how they hugely disappointed my wife and I on the…read moreday of our anniversary. Earlier in the week I reached out and got a reservation for Friday evening. Wife and I went with some nice bottles of wine and we're all excited until we get in and they don't see a reservation for us. Then the hostess double checks and see that they put us down for Saturday. They were unable to find a way to correct the issue and there was no follow up or apology from the staff, as promised on the day. Huge disappointment and a waste of getting a baby sitter as well. Will not be returning.

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.

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.

Incredible Italian food! Friendly service…read moreGreat atmosphere! Outdoor seating a plus :) BYOB is and added perk!

Another wonderful experience! Service was prompt and the food delicious! My partner had the Seafood…read moreScampi and I had the Seafood Oreganta. Both were delicious! Both had Scallops, Shrimp, and Salmon. Mine had a Salmon fillet while my partner's had lump crab meat, scallops and shrimp. Ambience was a cozy restored brownstone in the center of Hellertown. Parking is behind the restaurant with its entrance in the alley between the restaurant and the Methodist church next door.

What a unique opportunity to visit a factory from times past being used in the present! I had some…read moretime to spare passing thru Bethlehem, and google recommended for me to stop-by at this one-of-kind spot. It was a bit of a maze to find the parking lot (thankfully, FREE), but after that I had a quiet afternoon enjoying the SteelStacks. One of the suggestions I got was to enjoy the walkway --- which is an elevated path along the side of the ol' steel factory. It's odd to walk by a factory that in its glory days had 100's of workers, to now being visited by tourist in a solace stroll. In any case, it's always great to see the birthing place of the steel that has given us so many iconic US landmarks, i.e., like the Chrysler Building and the Golden Gate Bridge. See - bet you didn't know that! If you're ever around this area, take in this one-of-a-kind location, it needs to experienced to be believed.

Exceptional walking experience, great visual appeal. There's lots to do. I walked on the elevated…read morestructures so much to see. Nice places to sit and have an outdoor lunch and indoor restrooms as well

Beautiful atmosphere. Tree lighting today. The parking is street ( paid) and garage.read more

It's a small strip of buildings with a few murals. A few places to eat at and apartment buildings…read more No one was there on a Sunday in the early afternoon so I am not sure if it gets busy or if we came on an off day. The few restaurants seemed empty both indoors and outdoors so it seemed that one one was here. After coming from the art museum this seemed like a let down and if this is the top things to do that says all that you need.

First time visiting FoodWorkz, we had the pleasure of dining at LB's Souls Cafe. Chef Latresce made…read moreFried Chicken that was out of this world. Her Potato Salad was delectable. (I should have gotten another portion lol.) I also enjoyed her Mac and Cheese. Don't forget to order her delicious homeade Corn Bread Muffins with blueberry spread. To end a perfect meal, I tried the Peach Cobbler. It was the perfect balance of fruit to crumble. Definately check this place out!!

City is doing great job with restaurants in center of town. Lots of great gems. Wide array of…read moregood restaurants. COVID 19 closed a lot of the retail stores. Sadly lots of empty storefronts. Good police presence on patrol in town.

It's starting to come along. The St Luke's health network has expanded its medical campus…read moretremendously over the past few years and is poised to bring the whole area up.

I give it my favorite three! Great service!…read moreGreat food! And great atmosphere! One of my favorite restaurants.

Definitely not worth the price. Well at least the spaghetti Bolognese…read more We'd eaten here a few years ago and all seemed fine. This time however, this particular meal was completley off and wholly unappetizing. Firstly the balance of tomatoes, cream and traditional veggies was off. Way too much cream, so much so that it tasted more like vodka sauce than a bolognese. Carrots, celery etc were indistinguishable if included at all. Just a cream taste, cream cream. Team almost stomach upsetting. Worst however was the meat: very low standard. Too much gristle, kept chewing on cartilage and had to keep removing (see rim of plate). That was quite revolting. Low grade meat is common amongst this dish as restaurants strive to cut costs where it's "not noticed." Garlic knots are standard pizza dough coated with tons of chopped garlic. Perhaps other meat and pasta entrees are different. We used to really like this place