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Editor's Pick
4.9 stars across more than 150 reviews, and wheelchair access runs from the entrance through the seating and restroom.
Lehigh Valley Rankings
The 8 Best Breweries
in Lehigh Valley
Our definitive guide to the top breweries in Allentown, Bethlehem, and Easton. Updated for 2026.
Craft beer is one of the Lehigh Valley's genuine strengths — Bethlehem's South Side alone supports multiple destination breweries, and Allentown and Easton both pour serious local beer. Our rankings weigh beer quality, taproom atmosphere, consistency, and verified Google reviews. Make a day of it: pair a brewery stop with our [best restaurants](/restaurants) or compare the Valley's [wineries](/wineries) if your group is split between beer and wine.
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510 reviews at a 4.8 average, wheelchair accessible throughout, with street, lot and garage parking all within reach on the south side.
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4.8 stars from 450-plus reviews. Reservations are accepted, it works for groups and for watching sports, and there is a free lot.
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169 reviews averaging 4.8 stars. A neighborhood-scale brewery with an accessible entrance and parking you do not have to hunt for.
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4.8 stars over 79 reviews. A smaller listing by review count, but the rating holds up well against much busier rooms.
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550 reviews at 4.7 stars. Free parking and an accessible entrance make it an easy place to gather a group.
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More than 400 Google reviews at 4.7 stars. Worth the short drive south from Bethlehem if you are heading that way anyway.
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4.7 stars from 250-plus Google reviews, and parking is rarely the obstacle here - between the lots and the street, getting there is simple.
Breweries Tips & Guides
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best brewery in the Lehigh Valley?
Bonn Place Brewing in Bethlehem is the anchor of the local scene with a 4.8 rating across 500+ reviews, while Wishful Thinking Brewing Company on Broadway holds a 4.9. In Allentown, McCall Collective pairs its own beer with a full restaurant menu.
Which Lehigh Valley breweries serve food?
Several ranked breweries run full kitchens — McCall Collective in Allentown is as much restaurant as brewery — while others rotate food trucks or allow outside food. Check each listing's website for current kitchen hours before you go.
Are Lehigh Valley breweries kid- and dog-friendly?
Policies vary. Many taprooms welcome kids during daytime hours and dogs on outdoor patios, but rules change seasonally. The safest move is a quick check of the brewery's social pages the day you visit.