The bacon taste old and extra thick, eggs was good, home fries mushy, and onions and peppers mushy, homes fries not fried and taste OLD! Like refrigerator taste, and toast was also unappetizing. Over all I would give the food a zero if I could! NOT GOOD I TRY TO SUPPORT MY PEOPLE BUT WE NEED TO DO BETTER! GIVE PEOPLE QUALITY FOOD!

It’s only two places I get pancakes from, at home and B&Cs!!! Breakfast is always my favorite. Food is amazing. Atmosphere is calm upbeat family friendly.

I recently had my very first Lehigh Pizza experience as my wife and I drove through Bethlehem on the way back to Florida after spending Christmas in New York City. My wife was born in Bethlehem and lived there until her family moved when she was in middle school. She talks about the place lovingly and always mentions Lehigh Pizza when she does. She hadn't been back in decades, and I thought taking her to her old stomping grounds would be a nice treat. When I told her where we were going, she was super excited and the very first thing she did was google Lehigh Pizza to make sure it still existed. I was so happy to hear that this place that meant so much to her as a kid was still around. I was a little worried that the place might not live up to her expectations as we all have a tendency to romanticize and hold on a pedestal that which we loved as a child. I needn't have worried. It was our first stop in town and Lehigh Pizza did not disappoint. First, it's just a solid pie. Good crust, quality toppings and perfectly cooked. Second, the place has a classic old school pizzeria vibe to it with absolutely no pretense. Just what you'd expect and want from a working-class college town. Finally, the staff, particularly the manager/owner who helped us (not exactly sure of his title), was super friendly and engaging. They treated us like regulars even though nobody there had ever laid eyes on us prior to that visit. I would definitely go back for these reasons alone but wanted to share something else from our visit. When I was paying the bill, I noticed some pens in an old Lehigh Pizza coffee mug by the register. Don't typically see pizza places with their own coffee mugs for sale, but I inquired if they had any mugs for sale or any that they be willing to sell even if they didn't. I was told no initially. However, after hearing my wife was from Bethlehem and had literally grown up on Lehigh Pizza, the manager/owner offered, despite being busy, to go upstairs and look to see if he could find one. A few minutes later, he returned with a coffee mug and a Lehigh T-shirt he thought my wife might appreciate. The fact that he took the time when he could have easily said no and left it at that meant everything. Now, for the past month, my wife has enjoyed her morning coffee or tea every day from her Lehigh Pizza mug, sometimes while wearing her Lehigh Pizza t-shirt. It is a little piece of home and absolutely her new prized possession. Thank you, Lehigh Pizza and keep up the good work. I see you all will be celebrating 50 years in business this year. Congratulations and here's to 50 more.

Brick was closed so decided to give this place a shot after many recommendations. We got a medium plain 14”, 10 wings, and garlic knots for a total of $45. The pizza unfortunately was undercooked, the sauce bland, and the dough was soggy in the center and a thick rubber sponge cake everywhere else. The wings were all so tiny I couldn’t help but laugh when I opened them (a little smaller than my thumb). Idk where they found these anemic chickens but $18 for 10 of these is highway robbery. The garlic knots were good though.

Clean and friendly Wait time was longer then told Food was good

Expect a wait - because the food is terrific and Popular! Owners work really hard to produce wonderful meals!

SO good! I’m half Taiwanese and often crave a bowl of beef noodle soup. Noodle art delivers! They make their own noodles, you can watch in the back how there’s a chef pulling noodles into perfection. Lots of ways to eat noodles here - soup based, with meat sauce, and even cold! I love their display of options, it reminds me of going to Japan and seeing their menu on display. They have delicious bokchoy, and tomato egg - a dish that my mom used to make growing up. Ordering ‘for here’ means you can eat from their wide decorative bowls, they’re super pretty. You can also choose your own level of spice from 0-5! They serve authentic jasmine tea and honey teas in bottles, along with coke, sprite, and San Pellegrino. My big bowl of beef noodle soup came out to less than $16 after tax, and I was 10000% satisfied. Will definitely be coming back to try other options!

Fresh handmade noodles without waiting long. Plus you get to choose your spice level. Majority of bowls are only $13.99 and really filling. This place is my go to now whenever I’m at the farmers market.

Always fresh. I give them 10 out of 5 stars. My absolute favorite Chinese takeout in town. I usually get the lunch special. Entree of choice, fried rice then choice of egg roll or choice of soup. MY FAVORITE IS BEEF AND BROCCOLI, FRIED RICE, EGG DROP SOUP.

They have the best smoothies. Your best bet if you’re gonna get pork fried rice to get extra meat so they freshen it up a bit for you. I think they serve out of a big pan that’s already pre-cooked. I found the same with the sesame chicken. But crab Rangoon are the best. And the chicken on the stick is really good too.

The food is amazing, i come here at least once a week on my way to work. I love the chicken fried rice and chow mein

Food decent. prices and servings good. However, cashier was watching porn; this was about 2 years ago

Super friendly staff, delicious food, quick service. I work near here and they always have my food ready quickly. If you order a "lunch special" it has smaller portions (and a smaller price tag!) Than if you order a regular plate. One of my favorite spots and my go-to spot on my lunch breaks. Family owned and the people who work there are great. Not many options for dine in, definitely a better takeout spot.

The food is pretty good but the quantity of the food has reduced vastly. It used to cover up every where but now it’s half

Small little gem in Bloomington Indiana. Had shredded spicy beef , egg drop soup, and egg rolls. All were spectacular for a good price. What made the dish stand out was their use of homemade chili paste. You can really taste the char and nuttiness of the toasted peppers. Best chilli paste I've had in years from a restaurant.

So we went here last night and got some dinner and it was very hard burnt and old. I don’t suggest anyone going there especially late at night because your food will be disgusting and we went up there to try to get in Reimbursement on it and the guy was very rude! The guy said we feed everybody the same. He didn’t care that I was sick to my stomach all night. He didn’t care that it was burnt. He was a careless man. I will never eat at this place again and I will never recommend it to my worst enemy, Just kidding, I would recommend it to my worst enemy

No courtesy for your experience of eating out in fact no leniency for anything other than spend your money here and then get out the food was depressing old. We chose not to eat here because the food didn’t look good and the service was terrible.

Not actually run by Asians, but the food is exactly what I've been looking for. Been a while since I've been back home and all the other Chinese food spots were disappointing. This isn't one of the places where they put a huge amount on the plate. I noticed that's the trend now, but every place that did it tasted average. I prefer quality over quantity and this place is on point Fried rice has a nice smokiness too it. Orange chicken had the right consistency, taste, and tang. Mushroom chicken was equally good, and the kung pao chicken actually had a little kick to it. $4 for a guava drink is crazy, though. 8/10 would recommend 1 item: 8.99 2 item: 9.99 3 item: 10.99

Good selection of delicious . I did see any selections run out. The hostess welcomed us and got our drinks. Our dirty dishes were promptly whisked away. The only negative is that the decor has seen better days, but it is kept very clean.

When you walk into this place and see the nice warm food and ripped apart chairs turn around instantly and go to Arby’s as they make you pay for this horrendous food before you even get the chance to think about dine and dashing from how bad it is most the food hasn’t even been touched in hours none of it is fresh the rice taste like cauliflower rice zero flavor the kitchen is super dirty if you try and get a new plate from how gross the food is and try something new they will charge you for washing ,price isn’t bad about 12$ a person but there is better costing buffets around if it’s all you can Afford it’s alright food but this place has lower quality than McDonald’s

Food was disgusting. I ordered pork fried rice and sesame chicken. The pork taste like it was raw sesame. Chicken was saucy. I could not finish the plate.

I can’t lie. The exterior of the building is a bit intimidating. However, the vegetable eggrolls were immaculate. I haven’t had eggrolls like that since I moved and I had a vegetable soup which was freshly made, and it was delicious. Also, I had a vegetable lo mein very well and seasoned and sauced well. The chicken wings were well seasoned ans over all a great buy

Stopped by for lunch before heading into the mall. First impressions, the restaurant was clean, bright, and there was plenty of seating before it got busy. The hostess was kind and attentive. She asked about dietary restrictions and took my order. The ambiance was nice with music playing in the background. When the food came out it was hot, fresh, and tasty. Overall, would recommend this place for their large portions, tasty food, and warm service!

Hands-down, one of the best most authentic places to eat in the heart of Beverly Hills. With private parking and so much flavor in each and every dish this place is hidden gem. It’s a family operation here and the food is just so fresh and quality is really noticeable.! I highly recommend this place!