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    Randalls On the Orchard

    3.0 (4 reviews)

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    The Shelby - Razor Clams (special)

    The Shelby

    4.2(628 reviews)
    3.5 mi
    $$

    Yesterday, my wife and I drove up to Allentown, PA (~60 miles one way) for the main reason of…read morehaving lunch at The Shelby! When we arrived and saw that they were in a shopping mall, we were thinking about looking for somewhere else.... Boy I'm SO GLAD that we didn't! We arrived around 12:30 and they were packed - we were able to get a table outside (bar and inside dining area were too noisy for us)! Our server, Ariana O. was great! My wife enjoyed her Flamingo Fandango drink ($ 14.50) with the Torta Ahogada ($18.95) - both were delicious but the sandwich was very messy - better eaten with a knife and fork - and absolutely delicious as were their French fries that she had! I ordered the Beef "Cubano" sandwich ($ 17.95) with a side of golden beets ($ 2.00 up charge) glazed with the same horseradish sauce that was on the sandwich (Ariana's recommendation). Both were wonderful and we shared tastes of each other's items! It was worth the drive up and the impending drive back!!! We also shared a Dark Chocolate Custard pie that featured an Oreo type of crust with whipped cream and shaved dark chocolate as a topping - it tasted wonderful but I felt a little on the small size for the $ 12.95 price! All things considered, I would make the drive again to go back to experience the other items on the menu but as was suggested, I would definitely make a reservation for lunch and definitely would for dinner! FYI: their menu is seasonal so you want to view it online before you go!

    On the way to Philly we wanted to stop and have a nice lunch and this place came up as a…read morerecommendation. I was initially on the fence about it since its in a shopping mall surrounded by chain restaurants and a wax salon, but I figured if it looked bad inside there was a Smashburger nearby. How wrong I was! The inside is absolutely stunning, what a beautiful space. It took a while to be seated since it was a holiday weekend but when we did we had a beautiful view of an indoor sunroom. We got the potato pierogi to start, which was fantastic, and my dish was the tofu scramble (with fruit as a side). The scramble had a surprising sweetness that was not unpleasant and was quite a large portion. Our server was great but he had a very strong and vibrant personality - which I did not care for when I first sat down and was tired and hangry, but he was great and won me over at the end, haha. Anyway, try this place, its amazing and next time I am in Allentown I will be back for sure.

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    Casa Di Italia - Eggplant parmigiana

    Casa Di Italia

    4.1(10 reviews)
    1.6 mi

    I was worried about how our meal was going to be once we arrived for lunch at Casa di Italia based…read moreon its sort of kitschy generic "Italiano" decor complete with fake flowers dangling from the ceiling, but it turned out to be a very pleasant surprise for the good food quality. This is a family run operation: the father is the menu head chef. A family friend is the dish designer. One of his sons makes their scratch fresh dough used for the hoagie rolls, garlic knots, and pizza crust, and another son works as the very sweet server. They are pretty newly opened, and so there were only us and one other table, but I think the more people who try it, the more who will return. I hope this place ends up really thriving soon! My husband tried the Italian hoagie and said it was one of the best he has ever had - the freshly baked roll it was on was wonderfully crunchy on the outside and tender on the inside. They'd done it right, with good cold cuts and cheese, plus the oil and vinegar, salt and pepper on the veggies to give it zing. Our one daughter got the BLT hoagie and also loved it, but she did wish she'd also asked for oil and vinegar on the veggies after trying bites of my husband's sandwich. My son got the chicken piccata (pounded thin, sauce of lemon white wine butter capers and roasted red peppers over pasta) and I got the veal masala (pounded thin and tender, sauce of butter mushrooms basil and Marsala wine reduction over pasta). Both were really good. All of our portions were huge. The Marsala and Piccata dishes came with salads and garlic knots. I'd say the salad was the weakest link: the blue cheese dressing was pretty much mayo mixed with Gorgonzola. It was more of a generic wing dip than a salad dressing. I'd suggest they search out good recipes for blue cheese dressings (the online leaked version of Gabriel's Gate of Buffalo NY one is phenomenal both for wing sauce AND salad dressing -- with its elements of sour cream, buttermilk, lemon juice, Worcestershire sauce, garlic, and blue cheese) and would be worth coming back for over and over. If you like a good hoagie - give this place a try for sure. I bet the pizza is good, too, with that dough for its crust.

    So the atmosphere is extremely casual and family friendly. They are BYOB and will provide glasses…read moreif you bring in your own wine. I ordered their seafood combo over capellini. It was good. It didn't blow me away. The sauce was a red but cut with white wine so it wasn't as heavy as a typical red. The shrimp was a little overcooked but the scallops, muscles, clams, and calamari were all very tender. The waitress brought us some complementary garlic knots. They were doughy and still warm inside. Overall it's a good family spot and the food is nicer than the atmosphere would lead you to believe. The value for food is decent but is it my kinda thing? Not really.

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    Uno Taqueria

    Uno Taqueria

    4.4(70 reviews)
    3.9 mi

    Nice little taqueria. I ordered the chicken quesadilla and had a side of chips and salsa. The…read morequesadilla was fantastic! Salsa was different than any I'd ever had. Thin with a light orange color. Flavorful, but I like my salsa thicker with a bit of kick. This had no kick whatsoever. The chips were thick and crunchy. I'm in town for 15 more nights. I may try again if the mood strikes me. Service was good. It was a bit loud as the whole crew and some customers were watching World Cup Soccer.

    Food: I ordered the carne asada tacos -- grilled Angus steak topped with onion, cilantro, and a…read morecreamy avocado sauce, all wrapped in a handmade corn tortilla pressed fresh to order. Simple, fresh, and full of flavor. On the side, I went with their esquites which was a yellow corn, slathered with a tangy crema, sprinkled with cotija cheese, chili powder, and a squeeze of lime. Sweet with just the right amount of spice -- the perfect complement to the tacos. Service: This spot runs on a fast-casual setup: you place your order at the counter and pick it up at the other end when it's ready. There's no traditional table service here -- they don't bus tables or check in during your meal -- but the process is quick, easy, and keeps things moving. Ambiance: The space has a casual, modern taqueria feel with a mix of rustic wood walls, warm lighting, and simple seating. Long bench seating lines one side with small tables, giving it a cozy but no-frills vibe. Since you order at the counter, you can watch the kitchen crew preparing fresh food as you wait -- which adds to the energy and authenticity of the place. It's more of a quick-bite atmosphere than a sit-and-linger spot, but it's clean, bright, and comfortable enough whether you're grabbing lunch solo or stopping in with a friend. Value: For $20.98, I got three tacos and a side of street corn. It's not the cheapest taco spot in town, but the handmade tortillas, quality steak, and generous portions help justify the price. Recommend: If you're craving authentic, no-frills tacos with bold flavors and fresh tortillas, this is the spot. Perfect for a quick lunch, a casual dinner, or even a takeout taco fix. This is my go-to place for tacos in the Lehigh Valley.

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