I have
never been anywhere as uniquely- and well-decorated! Found out about Library
2 from the front desk staff at the Hampton Inn in Voorhees/Cherry Hill, NJ and was surprised, when I got there, at their nonchalant attitude when telling me about it. This place has the epitome of a unique fine dining experience. The walls, shelves, and even parts of the ceiling/support beams are covered in books. Strange, however, for a place that is lit mostly by candlelight. Fine art, fine literature, and fine decor really make this place special, in my opinion.
Unassuming from the outside, Library
2 is an upscale restaurant with a steakhouse theme. Looking at the partial menu above, you can see that many of the entrees at this place focus on meat and seafoods, but don't give up, my little veggies, the salad bar that is included in each entree price is to die for! About $12 on its own, the salad bar is worth every penny, even without a tender beef or chicken main dish. Super fresh ingredients, fresh baked breads and rolls; and rolls of cheese with knives to cut your own servings...this thing has it all.
It's a bit pricey to visit this place, but I would suggest going at LEAST once in your time with BER. I plan to return and will, most likely, just get the salad bar and fill up on that alone. Just trust me on this place.
Like the title for the post? I should be in marketing....
In Albany, NY, down a small alley right off of Pearl St., you wouldn't even notice a tiny restaurant known for its cheap, tasty burritos. See the small sign in the middle of the alley picture? Yeah, that is Burrito Joes. The guy behind the counter is none other than Joe the owner, and he recommended the BBQ chicken burrito. It was great. It came along with chips which were completely unnecessary because the burrito was enough. The great thing about Burrito Joes is that it is cheap. My burrito would have originally cost me only four bucks, but with the extras it was more like six. When I ate there, I was staying at the Hampton Inn in downtown Albany,NY, and the restaurant is no more than 2 to 3 blocks from the hotel. Pearl St. is a great area of downtown to get something to eat, but I recommend Burrito Joes for the price, distance, and taste. Enjoy suckas.
Beachfront Italian cuisine. Sirena Ristorante.
I have never been anywhere as uniquely- and well-decorated! Found out about Library 2 from the front desk staff at the Hampton Inn in Voorhees/Cherry Hill, NJ and was surprised, when I got there, at their nonchalant attitude when telling me about it. This place has the epitome of a unique fine dining experience. The walls, shelves, and even parts of the ceiling/support beams are covered in books. Strange, however, for a place that is lit mostly by candlelight. Fine art, fine literature, and fine decor really make this place special, in my opinion.
Unassuming from the outside, Library 2 is an upscale restaurant with a steakhouse theme. Looking at the partial menu above, you can see that many of the entrees at this place focus on meat and seafoods, but don't give up, my little veggies, the salad bar that is included in each entree price is to die for! About $12 on its own, the salad bar is worth every penny, even without a tender beef or chicken main dish. Super fresh ingredients, fresh baked breads and rolls; and rolls of cheese with knives to cut your own servings...this thing has it all.
It's a bit pricey to visit this place, but I would suggest going at LEAST once in your time with BER. I plan to return and will, most likely, just get the salad bar and fill up on that alone. Just trust me on this place.
Pizza, a staple of any meal, is one of your choices for a quick, cheap, meal while out on your lunch break in Bethlehem, PA. Ask any of the hotel staff or the locals and they'll tell you: Lehigh Pizza's the best in town. Luckily for us, it's also a very short walk from the Comfort Suites.