Long before they drove into a fatal ambush in 1934, Bonnie & Clyde captured the imagination of Americans (and they continue to do so today.) The famous fugitives – known for committing at least 13 murders and countless robberies – met their fateful end on May 23, 1934 in Louisiana when they drove right into an ambush, shot by the police officers waiting for them. If this famous duo piques your interest, you’ll have even more incentive to visit Bonnie & Clyde Pub And Grill in Pennsylvania. (And if you don’t care much about the two, you’ll still want to check out the eatery for the food and drink.)
Turn back the pages of time - to the 1930s - when you step through the front door of Bonnie & Clyde Pub and Grill in Lehighton.
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In fact, photos of Bonnie & Clyde are the first thing you’ll probably see before heading to your table.
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Each table is named after an infamous 1930s criminal, such as Al Capone, John Dillinger, and Baby Face Nelson. (And, if you want to sit at a particular criminal’s table, call ahead to reserve it.)
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While you read the biography, hanging on the wall, of the famous gangster for whom your table is named, sip a beer from the selection of 36 draft beers on tap.
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Then, decide what to order. How about an aptly-named sandwich, such as the Outlaw Burger (chicken) or the Bootleg Burger, topped with cheddar cheese, honey bourbon BBQ sauce, and smoked bacon?
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Or, maybe you’re in the mood for an enticing entree like the New York City Slicker Strip Steak, the Twin Grilled Pork Chops, or the Cedar Plank Salmon?
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Bonnie & Clyde also boasts several vegetarian dishes - vegetable stir fry and pasta primavera, for example.
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Sit down to a delicious meal at Bonnie & Clyde Pub and Grill, open daily.
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Bonnie & Clyde Pub and Grill is located at 111 N. 1st St., Lehighton, PA 18235.
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Have you ever been to Bonnie & Clyde Pub And Grill in Pennsylvania? Or, do you plan to go? Let us know in the comments! And if you know another unique restaurant in Pennsylvania, nominate it for a chance to be featured.
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Click here for the official website of Bonnie & Clyde Pub and Grill. Or, go here for Facebook.
And, for a little more nostalgia, check out these 14 Pennsylvania houses during the 1930s.
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Address: 111 N. 1st St., Lehighton, PA 18235
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Bonnie & Clyde Pub And Grill In Pennsylvania August 10, 2020 Elisa Regulski What are the best themed restaurants in Pennsylvania? There are so many unique themed restaurants in Pennsylvania. If you want to take a step back in time, visit DJ’s Taste of the 50’s in Lancaster. As soon as you step inside, you’ll feel like you’re back in the days of sock hops and poodle skirts. The nostalgic music and exciting atmosphere will keep you coming back again and again. Not to mention, their classic American eats always hit the spot. Whether you visit with friends or family, you’ll love eating at this charming destination. For an upscale dining experience, visit Moshulu in Philadelphia. This gorgeous restaurant is located on a historic ship, and the atmosphere will blow you away. From the seafood to the steak, everything here is scrumptious. What are the best old school restaurants in Pennsylvania? For some old school eats, visit Speck’s Drive-In in Collegeville. As soon as you roll up, you’ll feel like you stepped inside a time capsule. The retro environment and classic chicken dinners will warm your soul. Bring your whole family and enjoy a comforting meal together! If you loved this drive-in, you should also check out Hilltop in Pottstown. This cute little drive-in hasn’t changed in decades. You’ll love their no-frills hamburgers and sweet treats. What are the best unique restaurants in Pennsylvania? There are so many unique restaurants in Pennsylvania that are worth seeking out. White Dog Cafe, located in both Wayne and Philadelphia, is a quirky dog-themed restaurant that’s full of charm. Plus, their food is exceptional. Everything is made with fresh and local ingredients, and you can really taste the difference. If it’s fried fish you’re after, visit Cooper’s Seafood Restaurant in Scranton. When you eat here, you’ll feel like you stepped aboard a pirate ship! The colorful atmosphere will whisk you away to another land.
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Bonnie & Clyde Pub And Grill In Pennsylvania
August 10, 2020
Elisa Regulski
What are the best themed restaurants in Pennsylvania? There are so many unique themed restaurants in Pennsylvania. If you want to take a step back in time, visit DJ’s Taste of the 50’s in Lancaster. As soon as you step inside, you’ll feel like you’re back in the days of sock hops and poodle skirts. The nostalgic music and exciting atmosphere will keep you coming back again and again. Not to mention, their classic American eats always hit the spot. Whether you visit with friends or family, you’ll love eating at this charming destination. For an upscale dining experience, visit Moshulu in Philadelphia. This gorgeous restaurant is located on a historic ship, and the atmosphere will blow you away. From the seafood to the steak, everything here is scrumptious. What are the best old school restaurants in Pennsylvania? For some old school eats, visit Speck’s Drive-In in Collegeville. As soon as you roll up, you’ll feel like you stepped inside a time capsule. The retro environment and classic chicken dinners will warm your soul. Bring your whole family and enjoy a comforting meal together! If you loved this drive-in, you should also check out Hilltop in Pottstown. This cute little drive-in hasn’t changed in decades. You’ll love their no-frills hamburgers and sweet treats. What are the best unique restaurants in Pennsylvania? There are so many unique restaurants in Pennsylvania that are worth seeking out. White Dog Cafe, located in both Wayne and Philadelphia, is a quirky dog-themed restaurant that’s full of charm. Plus, their food is exceptional. Everything is made with fresh and local ingredients, and you can really taste the difference. If it’s fried fish you’re after, visit Cooper’s Seafood Restaurant in Scranton. When you eat here, you’ll feel like you stepped aboard a pirate ship! The colorful atmosphere will whisk you away to another land.
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There are so many unique themed restaurants in Pennsylvania. If you want to take a step back in time, visit DJ’s Taste of the 50’s in Lancaster. As soon as you step inside, you’ll feel like you’re back in the days of sock hops and poodle skirts. The nostalgic music and exciting atmosphere will keep you coming back again and again. Not to mention, their classic American eats always hit the spot. Whether you visit with friends or family, you’ll love eating at this charming destination. For an upscale dining experience, visit Moshulu in Philadelphia. This gorgeous restaurant is located on a historic ship, and the atmosphere will blow you away. From the seafood to the steak, everything here is scrumptious.
What are the best old school restaurants in Pennsylvania?
For some old school eats, visit Speck’s Drive-In in Collegeville. As soon as you roll up, you’ll feel like you stepped inside a time capsule. The retro environment and classic chicken dinners will warm your soul. Bring your whole family and enjoy a comforting meal together! If you loved this drive-in, you should also check out Hilltop in Pottstown. This cute little drive-in hasn’t changed in decades. You’ll love their no-frills hamburgers and sweet treats.
What are the best unique restaurants in Pennsylvania?
There are so many unique restaurants in Pennsylvania that are worth seeking out. White Dog Cafe, located in both Wayne and Philadelphia, is a quirky dog-themed restaurant that’s full of charm. Plus, their food is exceptional. Everything is made with fresh and local ingredients, and you can really taste the difference. If it’s fried fish you’re after, visit Cooper’s Seafood Restaurant in Scranton. When you eat here, you’ll feel like you stepped aboard a pirate ship! The colorful atmosphere will whisk you away to another land.
