Pines Dinner Theatre is such a fun spot and perfect for a date night or special celebration. I love…read morethe setup -- dinner first, then the first half of the show, dessert, and then the rest of the show. It keeps the night flowing and makes it feel like a full experience. The theatre itself is nice and simple, and I like that you pick your table ahead of time. From the moment we sat down, every staff member greeted us, which was such a nice touch. They walked us through how the night would go, and everything felt super organized. For appetizers, we had mac and cheese and bruschetta -- both solid choices. The mac and cheese was simple but tasty, and the bruschetta was fresh and flavorful. For entrées, we went with the salmon (roasted potatoes & string beans) and the filet mignon (same sides). The salmon was a little overcooked, and I do wish we could have picked our own sides, but it wasn't a dealbreaker. Everything was still good. Dessert was hands down the highlight. The apple crisp and brownie sundae were amazing. And then the show... wow. The acting, the singing, the dancing; all fantastic. They absolutely crushed Footloose! Definitely recommend this place if you want dinner and a show all in one. I'd go again in a heartbeat. 1000000000/10 recommend.

The tables are so close that I had no room to move my chair in order to view the stage better…read more Seating is very cramped with no leg room. The play (School of Rock) was boring and most of the instruments were little better than toys - sound was obviously controlled from backstage. Even soda and water were overpriced. Needed to have another employee get our waitress so we could pay our bill. No credits, no refunds, so if you can't make the show, you are royally screwed. Would never return here again.

Good, nay, excellent place to have birthday parties for the kids…read more Good, nay, excellent place to have birthday parties for the kids. Good, nay, excellent place to have birthday parties for the kids. And family bowling night too.

Called to see if they had lanes open, they said yes. Drive 30 minutes to get there, they didn't…read morehave any available lanes, league night. We had to leave. I will not bother with earl bowl again.

Becky's Drive-In Theatre is a historic drive-in movie theater that opened in Walnutport,…read morePennsylvania in 1946. It was founded by William D. Beck (known to all as "Becky") and his wife Alice. Possessing a love for the cinema at a young age, Becky first began showing movies in his parents' living room using a hung bed-sheet as a movie screen. By the late 1930s, he began working as a projectionist and screened movies at various sites throughout Pennsylvania. By 1946, he opened the drive-in theater at its present site (originally called "Route 45 Drive-In"). In the following decades, Becky would continue to upgrade the grounds and added a refreshment stand, a playground for children, free pony rides, live music on certain nights, and enough space to accommodate 440 cars. By the early 1970s, the business was renamed "Becky's". Throughout the 1970s and 1980s, at a time when drive-in theaters were in serious decline, Becky's began screening adult films in order to keep the business going. By the late 1980s, Becky's returned to screening family-oriented films. Becky passed away in 1987 and Alice followed him in 2007. Today the business is owned and run by the couples' children and grandchildren. It is open seasonally from April to October. On a recent trip to visit our cousins in Pennsylvania, they took us to Becky's, which they described as "the BEST drive-in theater in the area". On the evening that we visited, we had a choice to see either "The Odyssey" or a Double Feature of "Moana" and "Minions & Monsters". We opted for the more family-friendly double feature. This was the first drive-in movie experience for my two sons, who both had a blast playing at the playground before the movie started. Becky also offers portable radio rentals, which we decided to get so we didn't drain our car batteries. Before the movie started, we hit up the refreshment stand and ordered some "Pretzel Bites", "Chicken Fingers", "French Fries", a "Hot Dog", and a "Moana Burger" (bacon, pineapple, teriyaki sauce): a delicious menu special released just for the run of "Moana". We all ended up really enjoying the new live-action version of the film. Although we had planned to stay for "Minions & Monsters", we ended up leaving after the first film because we were all exhausted. It's nice to know that historic drive-ins like Becky's still exist. We highly recommend a visit!

As always spectacular service from driving up to ticket booth to concession stands…read more Workers drove around to make sure larger cars were parked in correct rows and hutches were down with string. Beautiful night to go to the drive in , the sky was clear and filled with of stars.

A few years ago my parents went this festival, as there is Polish roots on my Mom's side (I'm…read morearound 25% polish). This was the first year I was able to attend and I was very impressed! The church the festival/fair is held on is beautiful and so are the views of the surrounding PA area. The landscaping for the grounds is also well done too, it really is in a great area. There is plenty of parking for the event with many staff members around to direct you to a spot. The festival isn't too expensive and neither is the food or beer! The Lech beer is my personal favorite, a few of those and you'll be feeling no pain. Of course, Pierogies are recommended. The fair is aimed towards younger kids but they have plenty of rides and activities and seemed like it would be fun. There is plenty of vendor tents to look at with a variety of merchandise, and the vendors/staff we all talked to are extremely friendly too. They also have many live shows from music to acrobatics. Plenty of benches to eat food at too. They even gave a 'casino' section to test your luck and possibly win some money too! There are bathrooms in the church cafeteria building but they also have many Porto potties, the cleanest I have ever seen! All in all, it was a fun little festival with plenty to do and the grounds they are held on are really grand. Whether you are Polish or not it's worth a stop by and it is a fun way to spend Labor Day weekend!!

My SO came as a child every year, so he really wanted to bring our daughter this year over Labor…read moreDay weekend. I really liked that you pay admission but that includes unlimited carnival rides. It was sooooo hot! Lots of beverage stations were open. Lots of authentic clothing,crafts,dolls, ceramics,etc. Loved the polish sausages and potato pancakes too!

Such a cool first-time experience! I'd never been to a drive-in before, but found this place on…read moreTikTok and saw they were showing the new Spider-Man, so I had to check it out. It's about an hour outside the city and definitely in the cut, but it felt like its own little oasis. Since the theater dates back to the 1930s, I do think a little remodeling would go a long way, but the vintage look definitely adds to the nostalgic charm. The staff was nice, everything ran smoothly, and the snack bar had plenty of veggie options. The veggie hot dogs were on point. 10/10--I had three. Overall, great experience and I'd definitely recommend it. I'll be back!

We had the BEST first experience at Shankweiler's Drive-In! It was our first time ever going to a…read moredrive-in movie, and we absolutely loved the whole experience. There's something so nostalgic and special about being able to enjoy a movie under the stars. To make the night even more memorable, our car battery unfortunately died--but the staff was incredibly friendly, attentive, and helpful. Within just a few minutes, they came over and had our car running again! We were so impressed by how quickly they jumped in to help and how kind everyone was. It's clear that Shankweiler's really cares about creating a great experience for their guests. We had such a wonderful time and are already looking forward to coming back. We absolutely loved it and would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a fun, unique night out!

Solo mission last night. I haven't been back in this space since it was Ortino's Northside. The…read moreplace was well decorated and only a few other folks dining on a very cold Tuesday night. I sat at the bar and was greeted kindly by April. I decided on an IPA and a grilled chicken sandwich with green peppers and onions (skipped the pepper jack). Massive sandwich and delicious. $11.99 and doesn't come with any side. Their fries were $5.99 so I decided to up my game and get their breaded fried mushrooms for $7.99. Also quite good. The marinara was fairly bland. The tap list is well rounded and April gave me a couple samples to taste one of her favorites (cherry sour). I took half my meal home so well worth the $. Instant fan. Highly recommend a visit.

Good beer and good food - can't beat the atmosphere of this place - owner really cares about the…read morepatrons

The game is amazing and the people are very friendly and professional. The customer service is…read moreamazing

Iron pigs is a great time in the Lehigh Valley. Good atmosphere and affordable. Always a fun thing…read moreto do in the LV

Been here lots of time, great price for the experience. Its is very great love it very much soread more

My goodness I wish people would stop watching stuff on TV and get back into the theaters. The…read moresounds seats food feeling this place gives you is amazing. I just watched chainsaw man hear and my heart was racing the entire time because of the sound. I love this place and the effort they put into making it awesome. Staff is cool and laid back. Seats reclining all the way back with tons of space and heaters in the seats. My comfortable theater around hands down