New Italian Restaurant Expected to Open Later This Month
It won't be long until another delicious dining option is available in downtown Hellertown, as evidenced by a new sign that just went up in front of 639 Main Street.
It won't be long until another delicious dining option is available in downtown Hellertown, as evidenced by a new sign that just went up in front of 639 Main Street.
What goes well with ice cream? Business developers who keep an eye on the Promenade Shops at Saucon Valley may be asking themselves that question now that Batch Microcreamery has opened in the Upper Saucon Township lifestyle center.
Just in time for spring and warmer weather, a business specializing in frozen treats is opening at the Promenade Shops at Saucon Valley.
Saucon Valley resident Jessica Morrissey never expected to open a gourmet toast and juice bar, but a fateful trip to Stone Harbor, N.J., in the summer of 2021 changed all that.
Chef and noted Lehigh Valley restaurateur Joe Grisafi is no stranger to Italian cuisine. As the former owner of A Taste of Italy and Roma Ristorante in Hanover Township, Lehigh County, as well as downtown Bethlehem's Corked and several other local dining establishments, his culinary creations have tickled the tastebuds of many area residents. Grisafi is now preparing to bring his formidable talents to Hellertown, where he plans to open an as-yet unnamed Italian restaurant at 639 Main Street in early to mid April.
A Hellertown eatery is reopening under a new name, but fans of the former ChefStreet Kitchen need not fret. Its signature menu item--empanadas--are still on the menu.
It's been nearly three years since the Covid pandemic began and almost as long since a Hellertown urgent care center was open for business. What would you like to replace it?
The saying that "it's a thrill to live on the Hill" may have to be updated to "it's a thrill to EAT on the Hill" the week of Feb. 19-25, in honor of the borough's first Restaurant Week.
The strenuous and often stressful work performed by police officers and firefighters means they can work up quite an appetite, and in Fountain Hill borough there are a number of excellent restaurants honored to serve them. The borough's first responders now have another reason to visit these local eateries--five of which are participating in the inaugural Fountain Hill Restaurant Week Feb. 19-25--thanks to the generosity of a local business.
Just in time for Super Bowl Sunday, a new Mexican restaurant has opened on Rt. 378 in Lower Saucon Township. Plaza Azteca replaces the former Taps Tavern and aims to become a family-centric dining destination, with delicious Mexican cuisine served in a warm, welcoming atmosphere.