Easter is long gone. I know. So, want to take a guess on this year’s most popular Easter candy? You may be thinking our Bethlehem candy staple – JustBorn Peeps. Nope. You are mistaken. PopSugar reports that Reese’s Mini Milk Chocolate Peanut Butter Eggs takes the win! The results were from a survey taken via RetailMeNot. The rest of the rankings go as follows: Top 5 Easter … Continue reading Bethlehem’s Eggsquisite Choices in Chocolate
Glug, glug, glug. The red wine guzzled out of the bottle filling the glass with liquid rubies. Chardonnays, merlots, cabernet sauvignons and that’s just the reds! The Lehigh Valley Food & Wine Festival is a foodie’s dream! And trust me, we love our food in this area. Instagram account Six One Dough, dedicated to the Lehigh Valley’s food scene, has over 4,000 followers! The Valley … Continue reading Lehigh Valley Food & Wine Festival 2017
What do antiques and sandwiches have in common? They bring people together. It stood solid. The cast-iron stove a pillar of warmth and comfort. It was the hub, the water cooler if you will, of the late 1800s and early 1900s. It brought people together to share in a source of warmth, meals, and conversation. Today this antique stands as the symbol of Potbelly Sandwich Shop to … Continue reading Potbelly Sandwich Shop
Whipped cream swirling into the warm cappuccino, a sugar wafer being nestled into a bed of chocolate over marshmallow, and the molded chocolate cameo delicately leaning on the dollop of icing. This Sunday is Easter, whether you celebrate the holiday or not, I’ve found (and tasted) three unique sweet treats in Bethlehem to indulge in as spring blooms! “Peeps”uccino at Billy’s Downtown Diner Price: $4.99 This is … Continue reading Three Unique Easter Treats in Bethlehem
It was a rough winter of record lows and ghostly looking cars buzzing on the streets encased with salt. Our car was no different, so encrusted with salt you could barely see out the windows. We needed to find a car wash pronto before our car’s innards rusted and crumbled behind us. In our search we took a side road, Old Philadelphia Pike. We had … Continue reading The Belmont Inne
It was a time warp. The black and white tiled floor sparked, vintage TVs played retro cartoons, a polished Coca-Cola machine sat by one of the doors as well as a jukebox ready to belt out a classic. As you feasted on the nostalgia, you see the coolers of ice cream awaiting you in the distance and hop in line. It was time to get The Inside Scoop. Aside from … Continue reading The Inside Scoop
A collection of photographs from the St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Cathedral‘s Greek Food Festival (May 28th-May 31st): Continue reading Greek Food Festival
Most days you have to wait in line. It starts at the deli case, travels against the wall of coolers, and out the side door – but a line usually implies the food is worth the wait… You overhear weird code names – “The Wambulance”, “Shots”, “Bandsaw”. Glancing at the menu, you don’t see these names. Befuddled, you keep looking at the plates being served up wondering … Continue reading The Goosemen, Inc. – “The Goose”
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