What a beautiful place we had delicious wine tasting, and a fabulous charcuterie board. It was for…read moretwo but six of us snacked on it because we are going out to dinner. The ladies are lovely and I guess I just wish there was some live music, but there was nice music inside. We just needed more outside. Can't wait to go back.

If you enjoy, good wine, you must visit Domaine Pterion. The venue is beautiful and the views are…read moreawesome! Soda beer and bourbon are also available. There's comfortable seating for small and large groups and the staff is friendly and helpful. They offer a great selection of nosh and the live acoustic music on Sundays is wonderful.

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.

Awesome winery Great people…read more Wine, Food music and atmosphere! The pool full of big fish and decorated nicely Cheers

This was such a cute place! We were in town to visit a friend and it just so happens that there was…read morea Bacon Festival going on with so may vendors and local businesses participating. We saw a sign about a jumbo pretzel and wine slushies, and had to indulge. I love that they have a sensory room, and the space was nice and clean. The staff were warm and friendly. It gave me all the small town Hallmark movie feels, and I'm looking forward to visiting my friend again and taking another visit so we can actually try out the wine selection instead of being on the go.

Great little bar. Just up the street from me which is also a plus. The food is decent, and clearly…read morenot just the same Sysco crap every restaurant is serving nowadays. Happy hour is great after a long day, and the weekday specials allow you to get a decent meal without having to drop fifty bucks. One of few things about Macungie I'll miss since I'm moving out of the area.

When they first opened the food was fabulous, but just picked up chili rellenos and they just awful…read moreas were the sides. Such a disappointment

We showed up around 2:30 pm on a Friday. I couldn't believe how busy it was! But it was really…read morenice out and a lot of people were sitting outside. We chose to sit at the bar. Our bartender was super nice. The bar and restaurant were very clean. The menu choices were really nice. They had a a "light" menu which I thought was great. I had a cup of their well known mushroom bisque and the crab cake. Their crab cake was all crab . My husband had their pork chop with mashed potatoes and asparagus. And we had their carrot cake for dessert. Holy moist cake with a cream cheese icing. Yum! I took off one star because the bar seats were not comfortable at all. I felt like I was sitting a mile away trying to eat. Other than that, everything was fantastic. Side note, they do not offer "doubles" for their drinks.

Our waitress Wendy was absolutely lovely. Great waitress. The ambience was beautiful. I love the…read moresurroundings. Gave me a good feeling the food. Well, the appetizers were delicious. The soup... Cream of mushroom soup was really good. The entrée was OK and dessert which was Moravian butter cake was exquisite. Would go again, but this time would probably just get appetizers like soup and another appetizer and dessert. I do like it and it's worth going back.

I was surprised how kid friendly this place was. The Perogis were good and so were the pretzels…read more Recommend fs. The staff are super nice I had a great conversation about mini golf with the waitress

Terrible food! Deep fried and pizza greasy and crust soggy! Cheese curds chewy and over done!…read moreService sub par. Asked for a double vodka and got another single The waitress said it was a double according to bar tender. Never go back!

In the area for work and it's dinner time! I did some Yelp'ing and ultimately landed on a nearby…read morespot with a high rating! I know nothing about this place and the pictures looked good, so here's how things went at Notch Modern Kitchen & Bar! Atmosphere/Appearance: Set right off of a semi-main road is this gem. It looks like nice house from the road, but once you pull into the driveway and go around the back you'll see a private parking lot and the main entrance. Once inside you're just welcomed by moderately high ceilings, wide open spaces, intimate lighting and soft music. This place felt so modern, up-to-date and comfortable. It was a Monday in July at 7:00pm but the restaurant wasn't busy. I didn't mind so my co-worker and I sat at the bar. Service: I can't remember the name of the gentlemen who took care of us, but we had no issues whatsoever. I really gotta start writing down the names of folks who take care of me. Sorry guy. Food: First up were the Buffalo Egg Rolls which consist of tender braised chicken, Frank's hot sauce, smoked gouda, cream cheese, and ranch. These were hot, crispy, flavorful and definitely hit the spot. Next up were the Notch Confit Chicken Wings which are slow-braised in duck fat then flash fried and served with house ranch dressing and choice of sauce. We chose Bobby's BBQ Secret Sauce which was rich, hearty, peppery with a low-level of spice. The wings themselves were juicy, CRAZY CRISPY and quite sizeable. I was a big fan of these. For my entree I went with the Pad See Ew which is pan-fried wide rice noodles, with broccoli, egg, peas, snow peas, garlic, and carrots with a light and sweet soybean sauce. It was delicious, tender, juicy, not too heavy and I really liked it! I was actually really surprised me with how Thai-focused this restaurant was and how well everything was executed! Value: Buffalo Egg Rolls = $16.00 (3 cut in 1/2 yield 6 pieces.) Notch Confit Chicken Wings = $17.00 (8 pieces.) Pad See Ew = $18.00 For the quality and atmosphere that this place exhibits, it's totally worth the money here and I'd 100% come back to try out some more things! In conclusion, I loved it here, it's well-deserving of its high Yelp rating and I look forward to revisiting in the future!

I went into this blind. Did not check the menu before hand so I was not sure what to expect. The…read morerestaurant was very modern and had a sophisticated flare to it while still staying family friendly. I started with the lobster roll bao buns. Creamy lobster on top of nori inside of a light and fluffy bun. It was a fun twist on a classic bite. For the main I ordered the wagyu burger. I ordered it rare and it was not the right call. The burger was so thick that it didn't get a great sear on the outside and was falling apart. I did hear a waitress recommend medium well due to the size and I would definitely suggest that to anyone who tries it. It had a great flavor so I would still recommend you try it. I also ordered the notch fried rice bowl. Chinese sausage, pork belly, peas, carrots, bell peppers, tomatoes, garlic, broccoli, egg, bean sprouts, togarashi spice, and topped with a dippy egg. This dish was savory, Asian fusion cuisine mixed with something that felt like comfort food. If you go here, this is what I would recommend you try, but their whole menu looked incredible. This is a spot you need to add to your list of places to check out.

We were coming home from picking up auction items and with an outrageous stuffed car, we…read moredesperately wanted to stop for some good food and beverages. I saw the reviews for The Trapp Door on Yelp and we just had to stop. Having said that - had we not known we had a destination we would have completely driven past. On the outside it's a completely unassuming place that you would think only draws a local crowd as the town bar. Let me tell you.....first appearances are completely deceiving. The Trapp Door is just a magical secret. Ok so maybe it's not a secret to many but I will tell you why it's worth driving to. Philly people - you must come here! NJ people - you too! If you look up the definition of Gastropub - this is it. I've traveled all over the world and tried many who claim to be Gastropubs - this place is the true definition. The service is as friendly as you can get. They make you feel comfortable and as if you were a local and as if you have known them forever. We were 3 guests and as appetizers we had the bone marrow and the duck confit, then had the smoked trout and the Spanish chorizo. The duck, bone marrow and home made smoked trout ( and I'm not necessarily a fish fan) were absolutely amazing. Already dreaming about. Seriously -to write home about. The chorizo was good but average. Then we split a burger - medium rare - and let me tell you - if you are craving a burger - you will fall in love! Cooked exactly as we had requested. They also had homemade condiments. Phenomenal. One of us decided we should order desserts and many times after having such a great meal - I'm apprehensive of ruining it by ordering dessert since sometimes it's not a speciality and leaves you a bit disappointed. Yeah, no. You will just be even more in love. We had the pumpkin crème brûle ( Im over all the pumpkin and was apprehensive however it was spectacular and the pumpkin was true pumpkin - not forced). We also had the ginger apple cobbler - wow! Ginger is just right. The dough was perfectly light and fluffy and crispy. A hard trifecta to master. The beverages and beers do not disappoint and need little introduction. This places deserves a visit. Make your way there even if a bit out of the way. It's worth every single extra mile. You won't be disappointed. We will be back. Thank you to Abby (try the drink named after her. She's just as nice), Taylor, Sue and the chef - Nate Thatcher. Wow!!!! I may have set the bar too high ( no I haven't) so let me lower it - so I'll close with. Yeah go try it. It's ok. He he he he.

We ate off the restaurant week menu. The food was so delicious, we ordered some food off the…read moreregular menu to take home. Even though we didn't drink any beer, it looks like a wide variety of beers and wine.

What a great experience, casual yet refined. The menu selection shows restraint, sticking to their…read morestrengths while appealing to just about any palate. Cocktails were top shelf in every way and that bourbon list, oh my! Great intro by our server, perfect way to learn the selections by a first time diner.

1 st time there.. good food.. and our servers Liz was awesome!! The manager Bryanna was very…read morehelpful!! Will be back!! Thanks for everything!! 5 Stars

Not very busy on a Sunday afternoon. Very accommodating for a large group. Our meals were hot and…read moreportions were large! The serve yourself beer wall is a cool hit.

This place has pretty good food. They add a lot of basil to the pasta dishes so be ready. But…read morehere's my complaint. I ordered a cheese burger and asked to substitute a small side salad for the fries . It's 3 dollars more and then they don't give you the side . So to make a healthy choice it cost you more and they keep the fries. I just don't think it's fair. Just my two cents. So now I will take the fries and not eat them . It's why we are overweight as a nation , it's cheaper to eat fried foods that are unhealthy. Besides all that the burger is probably the best in the area. So you win some you loose some.