Calling this place Fun House is a joke. The second you walk in, you're hit with a wall of stale…read morecigarette smoke so thick it feels like you're inhaling an ashtray. The smell clings to your clothes, your hair, your soul -- I had to shower twice just to feel human again. The entire bar feels grimy and neglected, like no one's cleaned anything since the early 2000s. Floors are sticky, the air is heavy, and the vibe is just straight-up disgusting. If you enjoy wheezing your way through a drink while questioning your life choices, this might be your spot. Otherwise, do yourself a favor and go literally anywhere else. I've been to dive bars. This isn't a dive bar -- it's a health hazard.

We loved Funhouse! Open pretty late and punk rock vibes. We had great drinks and met cool people…read more Would definitely be a regular spot if I lived in town.

Super disappointing this was our first time here and we wont be back. Came in around 5 after a day…read morewith the family. There were no tables and one couple at the bar. We waited more than 10 minutes to be greeted by our server (Jenni). She brought glasses, silverware, and plates but took no drink order or appetizer. The server stood ar the bar and talked to other employees for almost 20 minutes before she went to greet the one other table that had been seated during that time. She still never returned to take our order. TLDR: We were there more than 40 minutes spoke to our server 1 time had no order taken and we were the only table in the place upon entry

We stopped by Bethlehem Barrel & Draft House last Friday night before heading to the Christmas…read moremarket and honestly felt underwhelmed. The prices were high for what we got, especially the drinks. I paid $15 for a glass of wine that wasn't even filled halfway, which felt pretty disappointing. I ordered the turkey BLT and wasn't impressed, and the fries were confusing--three different kinds mixed together and not much of a portion. My husband's wedge salad with grilled chicken was actually tasty, and the pierogies were probably the best part of the meal. One frustrating part was that I specifically asked for the pierogies to come out before our entrées, but they ended up arriving after we were already served. The restaurant wasn't busy at all, so I'm not sure how that happened. The place looks cool from the outside and was convenient for where we were going, but overall the experience didn't live up to expectations. With so many other options nearby, I wouldn't go out of my way to come back.

Love love love Can't say enough good things…read more Fantastic food, unique drinks and wonderful service. Thank you!

Five star French fries. Excellent burger. Service was SUPER friendly, which is the main reason for…read morethe high rating here, because no one wants bad service with the price of going out these days. Overall, the bill wasn't too expensive either. However, the ambience is majorly lacking for how cool the historical building looks from outside. That was a big let down after years of seeing this in passing. It feels too much like a 90s coffee shop from Friends / a poorly converted modern bank lobby with the lighting, and the floor layout lacks flow if you're sitting at the bar. It would be an improvement to see historic qualities restored to the interior, rather than bland sheet rocking, no crown molding, etc. Aside from this, we found the music to be a very distracting and random selection of early 2000s dance, pop, EDM, emo, and rock, mixed with the occasional alt rock hit that was (finally) tolerable enough to fade into the background. The room is vacuous because of the high ceilings and hard building materials, so turning the volume down a little and choosing something consistent in tone (perhaps neo soul or just sticking to alt rock) would be beneficial for the overall atmosphere. Bottom line: would return again for the food, but the atmosphere wasn't what we expected and could be improved for a cozier, vintage styled atmosphere (but that's mostly a matter of preference). Friendly service, affordable prices, and good eats go a long way.

Awesome brewery. Loved the atmosphere and the beer was great. Flights were available. The…read morebartenders were friendly and ready to serve but not overly talkative which was nice for my traditional Valentine's brewery date. Popcorn and pretzels were available for purchase. Bathroom was clean too!

Nice outdoor setting, as it was with the previous owners, some great beer options (obviously)…read more This round, I'm giving a 4/5, but I will give them another try. We were curious and not especially hungry, but got a shrimp quesadilla and honey barbecue wings. Each were decent. They deserve another chance because a friend tried the cheesesteak the day before and stated it was the best he'd ever had in his life. I really liked finding a yummy stout on the beer selection! Our waitress was efficient and returned several times.

I discovered this charming pub while visiting Bethlehem (otherwise known as Christmas City USA)…read moreduring the recent holiday season. The space was lively, yet cozy. First time I visited was for lunch. As soon as I saw the menu, I knew I needed to order the Wild Scotch Egg (difficult to find). I also had the half portion of Fish and Chips. The Wild Scotch Egg consisted of hard boiled egg and sausage, which was panko fried, sitting on Guinness fondue and crisp arugula, topped with Parmesan crisps. I really enjoyed this. The outer breading was light and satisfyingly crispy, while the egg and sausage interior was expertly cooked, tender and well seasoned. Cheesy fondue sauce was rich and creamy. Parmesan crisp was a nice, tasty touch. The beer battered Fish and Chips were also yummy. Fish was succulent, perfectly flaky and flavorful, while the Steak Fries were wonderfully crunchy, full of true potato taste. I knew I needed to return in order to try the Sticky Toffee Pudding, one of my all time favorite desserts. This was served warm, with Earl Grey tea date sponge cake, paired with sweet sticky toffee sauce and clotted cream. So deliciously mouthwatering and decadent! Service was good. The waiter was warm and easy to talk with. Everything came out in a timely manner. Prices were quite reasonable. I'm glad I came across this place to have my fill of some British classics!

This spot is cute and the service was friendly and attentive…read more The food was terrible. Burger was inedible (the meat tasted old). The wings were char flavored. The roast beef was chewy and just gross. I'm assuming if you are a few drinks deep, you don't notice how bad the food is because there is no reason for this place to be four stars.

We go here often and always have the best time! Great service and classic drinks. This is a hidden…read moregem in Downtown Allentown - a must see!

Great food best in Easton Great service staff is…read moreprofessional and very friendly Great views of the rivers and Phillipsburg Cigar bar Grand Estonian Hotel Glory Donuts and good coffee

Thyme Rooftop Grille is an upscale New American restaurant located on Northampton Street in Easton…read more It's open Tuesday through Thursday from 5:00 PM to 9:30 PM, Friday until 10:00 PM, Saturday from 4:00 PM to 10:00 PM, and Sunday from 4:00 PM to 8:30 PM. I'd heard mixed reviews going in, but aside from the parking, there wasn't a single thing to complain about. I kicked things off with crispy chicken dumplings, perfectly fried and served with a sweet-and-salty soy yuzu sauce, along with rich, pillowy pumpkin gnocchi. For my entree, I went with the pasta of the day, fettuccine in a garlic-horseradish cream sauce with mushrooms, Swiss chard, and tender beef tips. My friend went with the savory short ribs, served alongside a golden Irish cheddar potato cake, roasted root vegetables, and crispy shallots. We wrapped things up with the salted caramel apple cheesecake and tiramisu for a sweet finish. Our server was attentive throughout our meal, and the hosts sent us off with a friendly farewell.

I have been a LONG time customer at Tally Ho, but nothing outside of grabbing a few drinks during…read morethe weekends. Recently Tally has become a franchise to Mac Mart, an AMAZING macaroni and cheese spot in Philadelphia. The mac and cheese was well worth the hour long drive to Philadelphia, but the fact it's now within 5 minute drive away is amazing. I haven't had Mac Mart for the past few years so I nervous how it'd be at a new location - It tasted just as good as i remembered, you can really tell how passionate they are about the product. Seth served us and he was amazing! Very friendly and super helpful. Consistently checked on us to make sure we were enjoying our food and taken care of. Jamie also checked on us too and he was super friendly as well. Cant wait to visit again!

This is pretty much a dive of the dive-est bars. It's extremely dirty. There is bugs and…read morecockroaches. The bathrooms are disgusting. The bartenders are extremely rude. I definitely don't recommend eating here. You'll probably get sick. This place should be shut down a decade ago.

Beer, coffee, and some soft drinks. But it is a brewing company, so I'm only going to focus on…read morethat! Service is amazing; the beer is close to outstanding. They seem to try their best to have a cider from PA on rotation. They have a vinyl night (as in LPs) and the place is super cozy on a corner where there is a lot of parking available. The most amazing thing to me was hearing the bartender casually talking to someone and mentioning that all of their beer was gluten-reduced. Okay, what's that all about? Asking for further details, they use an enzyme to effectively drop the gluten out of the beer. It can't be called gluten-free because it comes from a gluten source. However, the amount of gluten left in the beer seems to fall below the standards for gulten content making it effectively gluten-free. Yeah, no promises from me -- or them, I believe, on that matter. I just found it fascinating with seemingly zero downside to taste! Amazing!

Flew into the Lehigh Valley to visit family and Bonn Place was recommended as 'this will be your…read morenew favorite brewery'. Staff: 10/10. Our first visit to Bonn was moderately busy, but the staff took the time to answer questions, was friendly and knowledgeable, and was very attentive. Our second visit was slammed busy with a line practically out the door. I honestly didn't notice a difference or drop in service. Absolute all-stars. Beer: this place is a goldmine of English pub styles with outstanding milds and bitters. We worked our way through the tap list and couldn't find a beer that wasn't great. Parking: located next to two large parking lots (pay). Well lit. Food: none. Fuel up before you go. Atmosphere: small, quaint, but comfortable and welcoming. On our first visit, another patron at the bar told us, "I envy you...I wish I could experience this place again for the first time." It's that kind of place. You just click with the vibe and it feels good. On both visits here, we didn't want to leave. Overall: I brewed my first beer 25 years ago. I'm a certified beer judge. I've lived all over the US and traveled extensively. Not everyone is going to instantly click with this place, or fall in love with their style. I did, and I have. Bonn Place is in my top 20 favorite breweries in the US. Give them a try.

Love coming here, it's worth the 20+ minute drive each way, especially when the Grubnight food…read moretruck is here! They do some very good dark beers like the Winter Galley russian imperial stout and the 9 Years Lost imperial stout. However, the Onomatopoeia mango fruit sour will blow you away!

I happened to be driving through the Hellertown area and spied this place for a recent lunch stop…read more I easily found parking on the street, saw a food truck outside and set myself up to enjoy a pint or two of their beer offerings! The guys behind the bar were awesome. They were friendly, had a ton of information on the local scene and most importantly on their product. We chatted about their beer menu, upcoming events, their to go offering and life. Very down to earth guys and the bar talk amongst the patrons was fun and friendly. Beer wise I had a Main 2 Main pilsner which was average and a Coconut Silent Partner, which is - "Silent Partner, our chocolate stout which is rested on organic Ecuadorian Cacao Nibs, is then infused with coconut. The deep chocolate, roasted and caramel notes blend well with the slight sweetness of the added coconut." I thought the Coconut Silent Partner was above average and very well put together. Food truck's grub was decent and the building itself was clean... even the bathrooms. It's a big location, lots of seating and was family and pet friendly with some outside seating along the main road. I snagged a couple of four packs to go and was on my way. I would definitely return to visit.