Loved this course. It will be hosting something next year if I'm not mistaken (in 2026? Maybe a…read morechampions tour event??). Great practice facilities. The opening few holes are unassuming that are sort of like warm-up holes... The four caddy that we had did a great job of telling us where to go... But the real beauty of this course is when you make your way back toward the holes by the river. Absolutely stunning. Wonderful design... Really fun and challenging. Minor asterix... I don't know ANYTHING about the food and I've never been to an event here. I do t know how well they put on wedding or whatever... But the course? Loved it.

Changed menu , eh I don't really like some of it they are missing a vegan pasta dish. But service…read morewas super good and my salad was superb!!! Venue was beautiful and majestic!!! Gabe wasn't there to poor water for us sadly. Give him a raise!

Great place for food golf and place to meet new friends and have a great time…read more ABE Mobile Locksmiths

We are so thrilled with how our wedding at Brookside turned out! Julie Fleming was lovely to work…read morewith...always so helpful with everything leading up to our wedding day and on the actual day, helped make sure everything went smoothly. The food was delicious, the service was excellent, and we got very lucky to get a sunny day so our guests could enjoy the spectacular views from Brookside's terrace. Thank you for helping to make our wedding day so special! Julie and Gary Mendelson 9.22.13

The hayride was a little disappointing but the haunted hotel and infected walk through were worth…read moreevery dime! We had a little "ghost" named autumn following us around the whole night and made the experience so much better & she never broke character! When you see her make sure to give her a high 5!

We got tickets with Groupon for VIP which saved us saved us a bunch of time. Zombie Apocalypse was…read moremuch more fun than we'd expected, and though it was our second time through the hated house we were still scared! Added bonus: they only send your party through, so you aren't warned of scary stuff ahead when someone else screams. The haydride was spectacular! Definitely a repeatable attraction.

Wow amazing food as a guest for a Christmas dinner party. The ambiance stellar and service 5…read morestars. Thanks to the great staff for an incredible evening.

Great track in great shape. Starters are engaging and keep things moving. The 19th hole is a great…read moreplace for a drink or a bite after the round.

I have family in Easton and visit frequently. Over the years, I learned that many people don't know…read morethis place even exists. If you are in the area and have never been there, it would be worth your while to take an hour or so for a tour of the Sigal Museum. The Sigal Museum opened a few years ago on Northampton Street, replacing the old Northampton County Historical Society Museum. They still own their old building which is in great need of repair. So, enter the Sigals. This was their old department store which closed several years ago. They donated it to the Historical Society and converted it into a museum. I've actually been there a number of times and never wrote a review. So, I'll cover a few things here. First, they have a regular exhibit on the second floor which includes many items from the area going back to Native Americans. The people who remain from the local tribe donated a number of very interesting items which are on display along with historical items from Revolutionary War times to the present. Since the Just Born Company (Peeps, etc.) is nearby, the basement used to have a permanent exhibit of their history. I recall fondly walking through it but it is no longer there. Speaking with the Director of the Museum I learned they are putting an interactive exhibit there. It will include sights, sounds, smells, etc., of leaving a boat on the canal. With the Crayola Museum just a few doors down, I hope this will increase their traffic. There really is a lot to see. And, this sounds like something a family would enjoy. They always have some temporary exhibit with fascinating items. I've seen exhibits on race, early American Portraits (they have a wonderful collection of them), clothing including a wedding dress exhibit, and this time they had an exhibit of Easton at the turn of the 20th century. The Docent really knew his stuff explaining a lot more than what was on the signs. They also have a wonderful gift shop - good prices and they always have some very unique items. I'm not a big shopper when it comes to curios, but I can't think of a time at the museum I haven't found something to get. Sorry, no pictures. I wasn't really comfortable taking photos in a museum although I could have asked.

My Yelp buddy Aaron T. has this place explained nicely so I'm only going to add in a few thoughts:…read more * Hours are 10-4 daily except for Monday from June 1st until Labor Day. The rest of the year it's 10-4 daily except for Monday & Tuesday. Admission is $7 for adults and $5 for children. Based on the price is it worth coming? That's a tough one as my review is a bit jaded since our tickets were freebies from an elected official in the PA Senate. * The basement still has the Just Born display and quite honestly it's not all that interesting. It's just a few display boards about the history of the company although the video regarding how a Peep is made is interesting since Just Born does not offer factory tours. The gift shop now offers a small selection of JB products so you can get your Mike & Ike fix satisfied before you go. * The first floor has displays regarding the steel making process in the area, the canal system, a complete history of Northampton County, artifacts (uniforms-drums-weapons) relating to County residents participation in WWII-WWI and the Civil War, Lenape ways, archeology, colonial life, conflict, and creative arts. To me the featured item is the original Treaty of Easton from 1758. This document came from negotiations between thirteen Native American Nations and the British where the Nations agreed not to fight for the French against the British. IN return they had large tracts of land in PA returned to them although they had to give up all land holdings in NJ for the princely sum of $1,000. * The second floor hasn't changed so I'll defer to Aaron's explanation as it's better than anything I could come up with. The museum itself is not all that large and while certain parts are interesting (many amazing pictures of the area from 100+ years ago) many parts are very dry and/or it would have helped to have had someone there to explain a few pieces (only one volunteer in the exhibit area and the only other couple in the place talked his ear off for probably over half an hour non-stop). IMHO, this is not really a place for younger children as the material while interesting is dry and without anyone there to explain parts of it if you're not a history person they're not going to get much from what they're looking at. I suppose Sigal falls into that once and done category of I'm glad we went and certain parts were no doubt interesting but I really don't feel a need to go back. Three stars in reality but I'm feeling generous and will go four since it didn't cost me anything.

Just got back from a long weekend at West End Fairgrounds in Gilbert, PA - note we were there for…read morean event that was not the annual "West End Fair". I was there for a music festival called moe.down (it has a bunch of bands the main act being the jamband from NY called moe.). Let me just say if you are considering attending a music fest at West End Fairgrounds this place is pretty ideal for a small to medium sized fest. Plenty of flat ground to camp or RV. Lots of buildings to house some of the infrastructure. The ground generally has good drainage (we got some heavy rain for a bit and while it did pool, I think a lot of it went away relatively quickly. Also the location of the site is VERY close to 2 supermarkets, one of which is the largest ShopRite in existence! I had never been to Gilbert before but there is def stuff to see in do within an hour that you could add on before or after an event here. Overall I was very impressed and would happily return!

The bottom line: baaaaaby goats to cuddle, feed, and and play with. They also play with, jump on,…read moreand nibble on you, your clothes, and the haaay! The goats themselves were absolutely adorable! We met the goats in a little tent with jazz music and twinkly lights that the goats love to chew on! We sat on some of the hay bales which the goats feasted on, as they hopped around. The goats loved to cuddle and stand on peoples back, which was so cute. The other tent also had twinkly lights and wonderful smelling homemade candles. A great experience for all ages!

This stuff is prime. Barb's chicken wings vs those emaciated joints sold at WholeFoods Market is a…read moredecisive smack down. Check out her pot pies. Momma makes the delicious crust. the filling is white meat, some like it that way. A little pricey but a fair value.

Free range, they call theirs pasture raised, poultry excellent. Whole turkeys, turkey breast,…read morewings, sausage very good indeed. I go for the rabbit also, reasonably priced for terrific stuff. They have an outpost in Maryland also, just outside of Baltimore.