Adagio - (Near Bethlehem, PA)

1 /5 GLIMPSE OF GLAM: Visited today for a birthday party and what we thought was going to be a great night ended horrible. I was greeted by the staff and explained half of our party was sick. She said not a problem, however 10 of the 13 showed. She then proceeds to tell me that my spouse would receive a birthday treat of his choice. Perfect! Heres where the problems started. Were seated and the checks are split into 3 tables. 2 tables of 4 and 1 of 2 people. We order AYCE crablegs and a few other items. The waiter...dismissive, condescending, and you could feel she didnt want to wait on us. Fine. We had food that we didnt finish, heres where things go downhill. We couldnt take leftovers home. We always do. Then they had no foil, no paper plates, or bags. Hmmm, they miraculously found some. Then the bill comes, GRATUITY OF 20% PER CHECK and not the table itself. I asked if the gratuity could be removed. I was told no. Okay, I asked to speak to the manager. Kathy, stated that parties over 8 GRATUITY would be added to the check. Nowhere on the menu was this stated. Nor did the waiter mention it from the beginning. She then proceeded to say that we were charged for the 3 people that didnt show...because they couldnt make money. The restaurant was empty. We cant help people are sick. Kathy then states that shes the manager and basically the rules are the rules. No understanding. We use to love coming here however I can understand why they are closing. Hopefully new management will have a better understanding on how to run a successful company and keep patrons coming back.

1 /5 Jim Rouland: This has to be the worst place to get a reservation. Called over several days and only get busy signals. If you send an Email for reservation, they don’t get back to you. Then, when you’re lucky to get through, reservations available only after 7pm; and, the woman answering the phone has to be the most rudest person there and has no customer appreciation appeal whatsoever. Last time, I will call this place or recommend it. There are other restaurants in the Lehigh Valley that are more deserving of my business than Adagio. Don’t waste your time visiting this place. And their feed back on reviews is typical for a restaurant that doesn’t care about making their establishment better. In addition, back in October 2025, I experienced the same reaction from Adagio. It was a birthday celebration but my calls were not picked up; and, when they finally did pick up my call, after being asked the number for the reservation; they offered a reservation after 8:30 Pm. During a weekday, most people eat between 4 - 6pm; not 8:30 pm. This year, I decided to try again but my comments above explain the outcome. Pretty disappointed in this restaurant and staff.

5 /5 Heres Johnnny: Been searching for a place to bring my grandpa for good seafood and we found one . I got the ayce(all you can eat) and it was great. Tasted good , not watery or too salty . My grandpa got the seafood trio which he loved . We arrived a half hour after they opened and we were the first of the day. Personally I like it when its not packed . 430 pm is a perfect time to come . $50 for ayce (all you can eat) and I made sure I got my moneys worth ate about 4 pounds . Thank you to our server and the host also to Dan that answered my questions via email! Food was great and Ill be sure to tell the people I know how good it was. Thanks again

5 /5 Jessica Mitchell: Went for the AYCE crab legs and it was amazing! Crab was delicious, and fresh and sweet, comes with a baked potato coleslaw and your choice of browned or clarified butter. They are great about bringing more crab out, there was a point where we had three full plates of crab legs that we hadnt eaten yet. Catherine was our server and she was just incredible! Friendly, helpful, and so personable! Truly some of the best service Ive had in a while. 10 out of 10 will be back again.

4 /5 Josh Huntington: Adagio is a seafood restaurant in Bethlehem located on Pembroke Road. They are open Wed - Sun 4PM - 10PM. The menu consists of seafood, steak, and other American fare, but I come here for the all-you-can-eat crab legs. Ive been here numerous times over the years, and this place never lets me down. My buddy and I had all-you-can-eat crab legs dozens of times, at countless places, and we agreed that Adagio was the best. The quality of crab you get for an all-you-can-eat is unbelievable. Every plate comes out fresh and piping hot. Service isnt as good as it was once, but still satisfactory. Our server was attentive, but not very personable. There was also delays on the refills when the restaurant wasnt busy. The all-you-can-eat crab legs are now $49.99. They are accompanied by a baked potato, coleslaw, and side salad.