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Eating In Allentown


Capaneus

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I find myself with the prospect of several weekend trips to Allentown in the near future.

All fine and good, but I know nothing about the area's restaurant scene. A quick scan of past posts leads me to believe the pickings might be slim, but I'm hoping someone has something to add.

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There are several Yocco's, but not all of them sell pierogi.

Huh?

I take it that you mean there are a number of restaurants of that name, and that the pierogi are worth pursuing?

And thanks to the kind folks that suggested the Farmhouse. Sounds like a wonderful start.

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Yocco's is a set of hot dog stands. They do a decent chilli dog.

As to other suggestions in that 'hood, I've heard downtown Bethlehem has some spots worth checking out... but am unsure about their identity...

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Yocco's is a set of hot dog stands.  They do a decent chilli dog.

I'm not all that impressed with Yocco's. I've only been to one of their locations (Rt 100, just south of I-78), so maybe the quality varies by location. The hot dogs they use are pretty mediocre, and the chili, while it has decent flavor, has always been dried out.

John

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There are several Yocco's, but not all of them sell pierogi.

Huh?

Once you have to splain a joke, it loses its humor.

Capaneus ain't lookin' for tube steaks; that's the joke.

Yocco's doesn't do pierogi at the Liberty Street store; that's a fact for this thread I didn't plan to hijack.

Charlie, the Main Line Mummer

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I suggest taking the 15 miute drive to nearby Bethlehem and trying the following restaurants.

The Apollo Grill - http://apollogrill.com/

Bethlehem Brew Works - http://www.thebrewworks.com/

I find myself with the prospect of several weekend trips to Allentown in the near future.

All fine and good, but I know nothing about the area's restaurant scene. A quick scan of past posts leads me to believe the pickings might be slim, but I'm hoping someone has something to add.

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