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pasands Says: Sands Casino Resort Bethlehem offers over 3,000 slot machines and over 150 table games including a 36 table poker room. The 302 room hotel includes 16 Executive Suites and 6 Presidential Suites, all of which have the latest in modern amenities like wireless internet,...
brendareed Says: This was our main reason for coming to Bethlehem – the Celtic Classic, a weekend Celtic festival that has loads of bands, dancing, fiddles, food, and men in kilts! It was a great time – good music with a variety of bands in tents so you can just sit and enjoy, food vendors...
2 Reviews and 278 Opinions We stayed at the Hotel Bethlehem at the advice of our family who was with us and had stayed in the...
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Chopstick Asian Cuisine: Standout renditions of well known classics!
pasands Says: Chopstick Asian cuisine serves standout renditions of well known classics using only the finest and freshest ingredients. Noodles, Vegetable Rolls, Wonton Soup.
Carnegie Deli: Delicious items you know and love!
pasands Says: As one of only three in the entire country, the Carnegie Deli at the Sands captures the feeling and atmosphere of its famous New York location. Choose from a variety of prime cuts of meat, condiments and fresh breads to build your sandwich to perfection. Tempt your sweet...
Burgers and More by Emeril: Emeril puts his twist on American classics!
pasands Says: Chef Emeril is putting his distinctive twist on your favorite American classics. Enjoy prime and grass-fed beef burgers, seafood, turkey and veggie selections and much more! Burgers and Sandwiches.
Emeril's Italian Table: Emeril serves his signature take on Italian Food!
pasands Says: The menu features antipasti, cured meats & artisanal cheeses, soups & salads, and fresh made pastas. Be sure to try pizzas made in the wood-burning oven. Savor fish, meat and vegetarian plates utilizing the freshest seasonal ingredients. Not to be missed: gelato, ice creams,...
Emeril's Chop House: Tempt your palate at this restaurant!
pasands Says: Prepare to be dazzled by the comfortably elegant dining room. And choose from an extensive wine list to complement the perfect dining experience! Steaks or Chops
Johnny’s Bagels and Deli: bagels for breakfast
brendareed Says: We had breakfast at Johnny’s because it was just across the street from the hotel. I am typically not a large breakfast eater and bagels are perfect. The small café was pretty busy since it was a festival weekend, but the line went pretty quick. We each got a bagel with...
Bethlehem Brew Works: great food - fun atmosphere
brendareed Says: We went here for dinner on the first night we were in Bethlehem (the next day we ate festival food most of the time). It was a fun atmosphere and the pub food was very good. The girls tried out their various martinis (so many choices) and the guys sampled the beers (again,...
Looper's Grille & Bar: A tastefull place on the wrong side of the lehigh
steedappeal Says: The only really nice place I saw & tried in Bethlehem. They have an amazing Martini selection; a menu lists over 400 versions. The only bar I've ever seen where a rolodex details the way to make all 400+ versions.I was very welcomed by the owner, Natalie, who has lived in...
The Other Fish: Sushi> From simple to fancy--Its All Great!
rockycomfort Says: A very small, long & narrow (seats maybe 30) BYO restaurant-- it has 1 table for 4; 4 tables for 2, rest is sushi bar seating. Ya go for the fish! Everything is top-shelf, "Jay", the owner-master sushi chef will take good care of you. Try anything on the menu or ask him to...
Main Street Depot: Dine at the old Train Station
marca Says: Dine in the restored Central Railroad of NJ passenger Station. Completely smoke free! We ate here on Valentines Day when they offered a special menu. They had a large selection of Veal, seafood, chicken and beef dishes.
The hottest nightclub in the Valley and the nightclub of Sands Casino Resort Bethlehem, Pa! For bottle service reservations call 610-297-7417.
Dress Code: The Appropriate Female Attire:
Stylish nightlife attire – dress to impress!
The Appropriate Male Attire:
Business casual – dress to impress!
No flip flops
No athletic wear (tennis shoes and large jerseys)
No work boots
No hat of any type
Written Mar 12, 2013
Address: 77 Sands Boulevard Bethlehem, PA 18015
Phone: 610-297-7410
Website: http://www.visionbarpa.com/
I took Trans Bridge lines from the Port Authority in Manhattan to and from Bethlehem. The service and drving was professional. It is recommened to come at least a half hour before departure (or more) since seats are allocated on your place in the line. The seats are not overly spacious so don't expect any thing more than Greyhound-type seatings. There is a toilet on board, just in case. The bus makes multiple stops, especially on the later return trips where it makes the rounds at the major terminals at Newark Airport before heading back into New York City. If weather is overcast then bring an umbrella since the Bethlehem Bus Depot is NOT guaranteed to be open, especially on holidays and weekends. Most importantly, it is the SOUTH BETHLEHEM stop that is closest to the walking districts on the town. Lehigh University is only a few blocks away.
Written Jul 6, 2008
Website: http://www.transbridgebus.com/
The Outlets at Sands Bethlehem: Luxury Outlet Shopping!
pasands Says: The Outlets at Sands Bethlehem, located just 60 minutes from Philadelphia and 90 minutes from New York City, is the finest outlet shopping center with the most legendary brands. Just steps from the casino floor, hotel, and event center, the Outlets feature all of your...
Donegal Square: authentic Celtic items
brendareed Says: When in town for a Celtic festival, you simply must go to Donegal Square and look at (and buy) some Celtic souvenirs, jewelry, or a kilt! This shop, located on Main Street near our hotel, was just a treat to browse through. They had lots of things that reminded us of when we...
Moravian Book Store: Unique Book Store
marca Says: The book shop is the smallest section of this shop which looks as though they expanded into neighboring storefronts. They carry various collectable items and figurines. They have a gourmet deli in the rear of the store to get a bite to eat. A must see when in Bethlehem.
It is recommended by locals not to walk around alone at night, especially across the bridges and around the South Side part of town. Bethlehem is not as dangerous, apparently, as Allentown or even Easton BUT there are robberies and gang-related activities that should put one on alert. Remember, this is an economically depressed city, still.
Written Jul 4, 2008
The latte and espresso at this Southside cafe were great! It seemed the owner knew every customers name and their special coffee dring of choice. Great booths and view of Southside life. Unsual books to check out with authors I had never heard of before.
This was a fun spot to check out. I think the address is: 501 E 4th st.
Written Jan 31, 2007
Phone: 610-865-5989
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Favorite thing: 1741 Gemeinhaus (community house). Interesting: flat dormers, steeply pitched roof, as in Central Europe, but wood clapboard construction
Written Aug 24, 2002
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