The Crepes are large and suitable for sharing. Try the…read morechicken. It's perfectly seasoned!

Tapas on Main is a tapas bar and restaurant that opened in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania in May 2011. It…read morewas founded by restaurateurs and business partners Juan Carlos Paredes and chef Rafael Palomina. Both hailing from Bogota, Colombia, the two partners own a number of restaurants both separately and together. With Tapas on Main, they brought authentic Spanish-inspired dishes to downtown Bethlehem. In February 2015, when the unit next door became available, the partners opened a French-style bistro dubbed Cachette Bistro + Creperie. With both eateries adjacent to each other, they can share the same kitchen and liquor license; it makes for easy management. Palomina serves as the executive chef for both establishments, while Luis Abundez serves as the chef de cuisine. My family and I visited Tapas on Main and Cachette Bistro + Creperie this past summer while we were visiting relatives in the area. We stopped by while exploring Main Street and it looked like a cool place to get brunch. Although we were all seated in Cachette's dining room, the staff said that we were allowed to order anything from either establishment's menu. For drinks, I ordered a "Limoncello Spritz" while my wife had a "French 75". For food, I had the "Smoked Salmon Benedict" (two poached eggs, smoked salmon, sautéed spinach, bacon crumbles and hollandaise over English muffins), my wife had the "Huevos Rancheros Crepe" (two fried eggs, chorizo, pico de Gallo, cilantro rice, black beans, jack cheese), and our sons shared the "French Toast" (fresh bananas & strawberries, maple syrup). We all really enjoyed our meal! Our extended family also enjoyed their dishes, which included the "Croque Madame" (gruyere, ham & egg sandwich, served w/ frisee & apple salad). Whether you fancy a culinary trip to Spain or France, you'll find plenty of delicious dishes at these two establishments!

We had to stop by for some Moravian cake slices…read more It's very unique to this area and I thought it would be a very special treat for when we come back home. It's kind of like a coffee cake, but it has a very special ingredient. I think if you had some tiny pieces with a cup of tea, it's a very wonderful treat. And it was a big hit and we bought three pieces today. I look forward to coming back here!!

This ice cream parlor is managed by Hotel Bethlehem, and the ice cream is made by students from…read morePenn State University. Who knew students make ice cream? Such a cool concept. The décor is cute, the staff was friendly, and the flavors were excellent. I tried the Moravian sugar cake for the first time, unique and absolutely delicious, and I loved it so much I ended up buying a whole Moravian sugar cake for Christmas dinner. The peppermint stick seasonal flavor was also surprisingly yummy and perfect for the holidays. One helpful note: the restroom is located across the street in Hotel Bethlehem on the second floor, and they even provide fresh hand towels. Overall, definitely worth stopping by for creative, well-made ice cream.

This is one of my favorite places to make a detour to. It is a quiet spot on a little block and if…read moreyou drive too fast you will miss it. Service is very friendly and as sweet as their desserts. It is so hard to pick just one so I take a few for the road. Excellent vegan desserts!

I recently visited this vegan bakery and tried two of their tarts. First, I want to talk about the…read moretaste. They were fine - good, but nothing crazy or out of this world. I've definitely had better vegan treats before, especially for the price point. One thing that really stood out to me was that there were no prices listed near the tarts or baked goods. Normally that might not be a huge issue, but in this case, I think it's important. When the cashier told us our total was $34, I honestly thought he was joking or had accidentally charged us for a small cake or something. We didn't question it at the time and just paid. Once we got to the car, we started second-guessing whether there had been a mistake. I even went online and checked their ordering page to confirm the prices. To my surprise, there was no error - the tarts are actually $17 each. I can usually justify higher prices if the food is truly exceptional, made with rare or unique ingredients, or if part of the proceeds go toward a meaningful cause. In this case, though, I didn't feel the quality matched the cost. There are several vegan bakeries in NJ that offer better-tasting treats at more reasonable prices. At that price point, I truly hope the workers behind the counter are earning well above minimum wage and that their hourly pay reflects what this place charges for a single tart. If customers are paying premium prices, it would be reassuring to know that the staff is benefiting from that as well. Overall, I think listing prices clearly in-store would help customers avoid sticker shock at checkout. Transparency goes a long way.

El pan de bono is everything I expected. Sweet and cheesy inside. A little expensive but oh so…read moreworth it! Breakfast was amazing and so filling!! We had to pack our leftovers. Huevos pericos the cheesy bread is to die for! Seasoning on eggs off the hook! Meat lovers was packed and so tasteful!! Potatoes were as delicious!!

The restaurant made a serious mistake and refuse to admit it or make any compensation…read more I made a pickup order from Uber Eats, but the order vanished before I get to the restaurant. Then I thought the order was cancelled but I didn't receive any refund. I called the restaurant and they said the order was complete. But I never got the food. This means that the restaurant probably gave it to other people by mistake. However, they didn't admit this mistake and claimed they are not responsible for this. They did not show any sincerity nor gave me any compensation for this problem.

Did a search for boba in the area and Hocaa popped up. When I walked in, I had NO idea they had…read morebubble waffles so I ditched my craving for boba and got a bubble waffle instead! You could get your bubble waffle flavored with red bean or matcha. Or you could get them plain if you wanted. I love being able to choose! Variety is the spice of life! So many options, so many toppings, and so many Asian flavors! I love it! The place is small and only has counter seating along the walls but it's so much better than Wondaffles across the street! The service was nice. The young guy who helped me was so patient and that goes a long way!

Came here again in hopes to get my fiancé his fave bubble slush-taro! And they had it in smoothie…read moreversion which is very similar to slush and my fiancé liked it :) My son stuck with his Oreo drink and I tried the matcha creme brûlée which is a little stronger than the regular matcha but still enjoyable. Service was great- she was patient and really helpful picking out a new matcha drink.

Everything that we got was fresh and phenomenal. I am a pastry chef myself and this stuff was…read more12/10. The croissants had beautiful layers, the cheese danish was perfection with the thicker layer of cheese filling and the danish dough was strong enough to hold. The peanut butter cookie was the show stopper though. That thing was unlike any other peanut butter cookie I've ever experienced and I couldn't stop going back for more. The displays were simple and the selection was easy to navigate. I loved being able to see the production space as well. Loved, definitely will be back!

This bakery is only open on Saturdays and Sundays. And they create some amazing treats in their…read morekitchen for those two days. Tomato pie was really good. Tomato paste on the tomato pie was tangy and delicious, bread had good texture, and was baked to a golden brown on the bottom. Green olive roll, focaccia bread, sour cherry pastry and chocolate orange croissant, were all very good, amazing. On the down side, peanut butter cookie was too thick and dried out. Pear almond tart was bland. Glazed fastnacht was pretty good

The staff was nice. The young ladies were attentive and they all greeted me with a smile. The place…read morewas clean and nicely decorated. The menu was easy to understand with lots of dipping options. Unfortunately, though, the ice cream was such a disappointment. I got a kids size vanilla soft serve with cherry shell. I got it in a cup to be neat. As soon as she handed it to me, the cherry shell smelled like medicine. Like a flavored cough syrup. And when I tried it, there was no flavor to it. Just tasted like sugar. Not even like melted white chocolate. I was disappointed.

I'm sorry but this is just not good ice cream. I wanted to liike it. Back in the 80s we had a place…read moreon Center street that had the best dipped ice cream, this is nothing like that. Everything had a very strange chemical taste that was sickening sweet and that left your mouth with an odd wax like coating. The vanilla ice cream was boring and flavorless. There are far better ice cream options in Bethlehem.

The Cup never disappoints. Delicious, creamy ice cream and lots of flavors to choose from. They…read moreeven have Italian ice options if your in the mood for that. The staff at this location is always friendly. Seating available outside and a couple seats inside. This location is smaller than the original but still offers a lot of options. Street parking only at this location.

Lots of options, and huge portions for reasonable price. The ice cream is very creamy and there are…read morea ton of different options. I thought the small would be easy to finish but it was a lot more than expected. For locally made ice cream this is delicious. Would definitely recommend. Friendly staff, arcade machines if you're bored, not a ton but decent amount of seating.