The owner of a popular bagel bakery and deli in Lower Saucon Township is expanding his culinary reach to Riegelsville, Bucks County, where he is opening a deli and convenience store at 720 Easton Road--near the center of town--on Monday.
Saucon Valley Winter Restaurant Week is Jan. 14-20 and nearly a dozen local eateries are participating. Saucon Source restaurant reviewer Kristina Gonzalez shares her meal choices for the restaurants that are offering prix fixe dinner and lunch menus in this preview piece.
Whether you're planning to eat out on Christmas Day for convenience, because you don't celebrate Christmas, because you'll be traveling or for other reasons, in 2017 you're likely to have more dining options than ever.
If you're looking for a reason to eat out in Saucon Valley in January, look no further than the first-ever Winter Restaurant Week, which will be held from Sunday, Jan. 14 to Saturday, Jan. 20.
As has become customary many national chains and retailers will offer deals and freebies to veterans on or around Veterans Day, which is Saturday, Nov. 11.
Many local residents won't want to miss the semi-annual Restaurant Week at The Promenade Shops at Saucon Valley Nov. 5-9.
You might not always get a trick, but you’ll definitely be in for a treat when you dine in at the supposedly haunted Widow’s Tavern and Grille in Stockertown.
A sandwich shop that was located in The Promenade Shops at Saucon Valley in Upper Saucon Township for the better part of a decade has closed.
Stefko Pizza--which opened Sept. 1 at 2115 Stefko Boulevard--is the first business owned by Hellertown resident George Kouros, although he has worked in pizzerias and restaurants in the New York area for years.
Corked in downtown Bethlehem has evolved into a combination restaurant, sports bar and nightclub, but the evolution has resulted in a menu that feels scattered and somewhat confused.
