We have been anticipating the opening of this Brew Pub for two years. We live around the corner…read morefrom their new location in Whitehall, so we walked over this hot hot evening. The owners wife was at the door doing the count since like most of these places, they have to stay within their occupancy limits. She was delighted to hear that we walked over from only a couple blocks away and oriented us on where to order food and beer. We felt very welcomed into their air conditioned dining room. They have a limited food menu, but we expect that to get better. They also ran out of hot roast beef sandwiches and hand cut French fries just before we arrived and said in the first two and a half hours they had more than 400 customers come and go. We had hot dogs and really good perogies, so no problem. The beer was the reason to be there and it did not disappoint. I had a flight of #1 a German style bock, #2 a lager named Hawk-en-Dauqua (this brew pub is in the Hokendauqua section of Whitehall, PA), #4 a nice IPA and #5 a smooth Pilsner called U R Pilsner. All were good, but the IPA was especially bright with a nice grapefruit finish. Service was friendly and quick, you order and then find a place to sit. There is a nice long deck with ceiling fans and lots for seating. Plenty of parking on the lot with overflow in the lot next door accessible by a sturdy iron pedestrian bridge. A word of caution. There is a well marked pedestrian crossing from Sixth Street to the Hawk Mountain lot with big yellow Pedestrian Crossing signs in both directions of Lehigh Street, but no one driving there tonight seemed aware that in Pennsylvania drivers must stop to yield to pedestrians in a designated crosswalk. The fine is $50 and 3 points on their license. If you need to cross, BE VERY CAREFUL. Otherwise, we give all thumbs up and all the stars to our experience here on opening week.

Beer was good. I enjoyed their mix of indoor, patio and outdoor seating. This is a nice place to…read morego with the family and sit at a picnic table.

First we were super pleased that we stopped in on a Tuesday - cuz there are specials on flights of…read morebeer - 4 five ounce tastes for 8$ or half price - and while that was pretty cool, we didn't expect as much from the beer but each flavor totally blew us away. I mean, a white port called Diesel Breath - and it was clearly one of the best! The beer names and descriptions are right on. The other thing we did was try to get rid of the ghost of one of the worst cheeseburgers - ordered late in the day at another restaurant.. The All American Burger at Saucony was just the ticket - it was perfectly done smash burger and totally exorcised that other burger. I had the cheese steak - it was a bit salty but totally delicious, cooked just right with just the right amount of sautéed onions and cheese. Melt in your mouth! We got the salad as a. side for one and fries for the other so we could share - and that worked as well. Stephanie was the bartender/server and she was perfect.

Super nice people. Great open ambiance. Eclectic and yummy food selection. And they also have great…read morelive music and open mic performances not to mention home made brews.

Food was really good. Cheese steak was outstanding. Non alcoholic beer is s really good.read more

McCall's is a tiny spot in an old post office building. They got a decent pub menu (sandwiches,…read morewraps, and apps) and a great beer selection. Service is typically at the bar, however I have historically received table service when they were slow - it really all depends on the bartender and the crowd. I ordered their mushroom and swiss smashburger and paired that with a side of sweet potato fries. The burger was good flavor but with how thin the patty is, I would have liked a little more mushroom and a little less arugula. I also would, in the future, add that second patty in there to beef it up a bit (no pun intended). The fries were perfect and crisp outside with a soft warm inside. I do wish there was a caramel or syrup dipping sauce with them but they again had good flavor as is so it's not a big deal to eat them plain. I'd say overall McCall's is a great option if you're looking to try some good craft beer, watch a game, or just get a simple bite to eat.

This is a nice brewpub! We came here in January when visiting some friends and we really enjoyed…read morethe laid-back atmosphere. The beer was very good and we got to try a variety of styles. Food was tasty too and the pierogi in particular were very good. It's a nice local brewpub and one we'd visit again!

McCall Collective Brewing is a Brewpub in Southside Allentown. They have 17 draft beers, cocktails,…read morewine, and a full food menu available for lunch and dinner. I'm not much of a beer drinker, but I came here for the food. The menu consists of appetizers like Cheesesteak Eggrolls and Fried Brussel Sprouts, tots, burgers, sandwiches, quesadillas, salads, and grain bowls. My friend and I ordered the Cheesesteak Eggrolls, a Bavarian Pretzel, Nashville Bone-In Wings, and a Whiskey Burger with Hand Cut Fries. Everything was delicious! Our server Carlye was super laid back and knew the menu very well. Pickup and delivery are both available. Cheesesteak Eggrolls - 7.6 Bavarian Pretzel - 8.1 Nashville Wings - 8.2 Whiskey Burger - 8.2 Hand Cut Fries - 8.3 Food - 8.1 Service - 8.1 Value - 8.1 Restaurant score - 81

amazing food and amazing beer selection and cocktail selection. unfortunately, the woman bartender…read morewith short hair glasses and tattoos is very rude and if you can't handle the busy flow of bartending don't bartend. but otherwise a 5/5 stars for this brewery it's delicious.

The service here was great. I happen to come in a busy day so indoor seating was limited but they…read moredid have spots outside. Will return in the summer

Brü Daddy's is a beautiful space right in downtown Allentown with red brick walls, high ceilings, a…read morelong bar, and views of the wood burning pizza oven. My girlfriend, 11-year-old son and I came in for dinner on a Sunday after skiing in the Poconos all day. Parking can be tricky but we lucked out with street parking right around the corner. Overall it was just a very average experience. Nothing terrible but nothing that inspires us to come back a second time. My girlfriend and I are big beer nerds and were looking forward to the beer. We tried the Red Ale Eddy (good) and the Winter Dreamz (very good). I might have bought a 4 or 6 pack of this one to bring home with us, but their to go fridge for beers was completely empty. For food, we both got a smashburger, hers with a side salad and mine with house-cut fries. I thought the fries were good but the smashburger was incredibly disappointing. Dry and tasteless. My son got the margherita pizza and said it was ok. The section of tables at the front seemed to be shortstaffed as the tables around us remained unbussed for our entire time there. Nothing like staring at a table full of messy dishes to set the mood. It took awhile to get the waters we asked for and to flag our waitress down to ask for a second drink. Overall we would probably come back if there weren't any other options, but would prefer to try someplace else first.

I was randomly told about this spot to go check out. Ben from California I will say I loved the…read moreprice prices for the beer on tap. It's sadly it was very dead though inside. I was the only customer there during my whole time of drinking. The beer that I got was very tasty and would've been cool to be able to be here with a bit more of a crowd but honestly, I enjoyed my trip out there.

Love coming here, it's worth the 20+ minute drive each way, especially when the Grubnight food…read moretruck is here! They do some very good dark beers like the Winter Galley russian imperial stout and the 9 Years Lost imperial stout. However, the Onomatopoeia mango fruit sour will blow you away!

I happened to be driving through the Hellertown area and spied this place for a recent lunch stop…read more I easily found parking on the street, saw a food truck outside and set myself up to enjoy a pint or two of their beer offerings! The guys behind the bar were awesome. They were friendly, had a ton of information on the local scene and most importantly on their product. We chatted about their beer menu, upcoming events, their to go offering and life. Very down to earth guys and the bar talk amongst the patrons was fun and friendly. Beer wise I had a Main 2 Main pilsner which was average and a Coconut Silent Partner, which is - "Silent Partner, our chocolate stout which is rested on organic Ecuadorian Cacao Nibs, is then infused with coconut. The deep chocolate, roasted and caramel notes blend well with the slight sweetness of the added coconut." I thought the Coconut Silent Partner was above average and very well put together. Food truck's grub was decent and the building itself was clean... even the bathrooms. It's a big location, lots of seating and was family and pet friendly with some outside seating along the main road. I snagged a couple of four packs to go and was on my way. I would definitely return to visit.

Thanks, of course, to Yelp for leading me to HiJinx prior to heading to Allentown. They offer a…read moregreat variety of brews, but not all are available on draft and not all are available in bottles or cans. Head over and grab a flight to try and you'll figure out your favorite(s) pretty quickly. I know i did. The guy working was very friendly and very knowledgeable about his beer and the Allentown area.

We stopped for a beer and to check it out. The bartender, Blair, was super nice and very helpful…read morein explaining the brews and giving us a sample until we decided.

Beer, coffee, and some soft drinks. But it is a brewing company, so I'm only going to focus on…read morethat! Service is amazing; the beer is close to outstanding. They seem to try their best to have a cider from PA on rotation. They have a vinyl night (as in LPs) and the place is super cozy on a corner where there is a lot of parking available. The most amazing thing to me was hearing the bartender casually talking to someone and mentioning that all of their beer was gluten-reduced. Okay, what's that all about? Asking for further details, they use an enzyme to effectively drop the gluten out of the beer. It can't be called gluten-free because it comes from a gluten source. However, the amount of gluten left in the beer seems to fall below the standards for gulten content making it effectively gluten-free. Yeah, no promises from me -- or them, I believe, on that matter. I just found it fascinating with seemingly zero downside to taste! Amazing!

Flew into the Lehigh Valley to visit family and Bonn Place was recommended as 'this will be your…read morenew favorite brewery'. Staff: 10/10. Our first visit to Bonn was moderately busy, but the staff took the time to answer questions, was friendly and knowledgeable, and was very attentive. Our second visit was slammed busy with a line practically out the door. I honestly didn't notice a difference or drop in service. Absolute all-stars. Beer: this place is a goldmine of English pub styles with outstanding milds and bitters. We worked our way through the tap list and couldn't find a beer that wasn't great. Parking: located next to two large parking lots (pay). Well lit. Food: none. Fuel up before you go. Atmosphere: small, quaint, but comfortable and welcoming. On our first visit, another patron at the bar told us, "I envy you...I wish I could experience this place again for the first time." It's that kind of place. You just click with the vibe and it feels good. On both visits here, we didn't want to leave. Overall: I brewed my first beer 25 years ago. I'm a certified beer judge. I've lived all over the US and traveled extensively. Not everyone is going to instantly click with this place, or fall in love with their style. I did, and I have. Bonn Place is in my top 20 favorite breweries in the US. Give them a try.

Hadn't been to Jim Thorpe in a while, and this is the first time we went to Bright Path. The…read morebrewery is not downtown, but on the north side. However, the beers are spectacular. If you were looking for well crafted, German inspired beers, head there.

A must stop and taste craft brewery when traveling through Jim Thorpe. I'm a big fan of their low…read moreALC/VOL on most of their beers. I like that they allow you to taste before you purchase. Nice tap room. No food truck when I was visiting. Very knowledgeable, friendly and helpful staff. I would definitely return.