Locations, events, or musings related to the Lehigh Valley in Pennsylvania.
Maybe it’s my age, or maybe it’s just I didn’t always know what I was missing. However, in my blooming adulthood, my development of desired qualities in a restaurant, thus far, include: Small menus Not making me feel ill afterward Tastes good Not a complicated list, but I feel it’s quite solid. There’s a pizzeria …
If you know of anything more comforting than a big bowl of noodles in flavorful broth with a hodgepodge of various tasty accouterments laid daintily on top, let me know. If you and I are of the same mind and you’re looking for such a meal in the Lehigh Valley, high-tail yourself over to Rakkii …
Sitting in Liu’s House on Tilghman this past week with my boyfriend, we thought in earnest about how many times we ate there. We started going together about a year ago, when we ate there as a preamble to a very early date (seeing “Isle of Dogs” at the Emmaus Theatre). Since then, we’ve probably …
At some point in my young childhood, I developed a fear of movie theaters. Something about the darkness and volume made me incredibly uncomfortable, and I actively avoided them for years. It wasn’t until I discovered small, independent theaters that movie-going became something I enjoyed. My favorite of such theaters became the Emmaus Theatre a …
Pho Bowl recently opened on West Broadway Street in Bethlehem. It specializes in Vietnamese and Thai food, but leans towards Vietnamese, especially with its focus on pho. Pho seems to have increased in popularity in the USA over the last five years (at least in my neck of the woods), but it’s been around …
Emmaus’ Licensed 2 Grill boasts a tasty selection of, in short, deluxe ballpark food. This potentially sounds more condescending than I mean it, but the spread of their menu seems to fall nicely under that category. What I mean by ballpark food is that the menu is mostly comprised of burgers, hot dogs, nachos, and …
The Inside Scoop is an old-fashioned ice cream parlor on route 309 in Coopersburg. It’s difficult to miss its big, bright sign that is indicative of the novelty vintage flair of the establishment. The whole place is a retro, 50’s-style ice cream parlor and, as I realized on my second visit, is accommodating to a …
I’ve gone into Donegal Square on Bethlehem’s Main Street many times over the years. It’s filled with fun, interesting, and beautiful Celtic-themed articles, ranging from cups to rings to hats to CDs to walking sticks. It’s a charming place, and as much as I have enjoyed strolling its small space on the corner of Main …