Food + Drink

Bright Path is a multi-family, multi-generational, locally owned and operated small craft brewery in rural Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania. We focus on flavorful ​​lagers and low-ABV session beers.

The brewery is home to our taproom where we serve our late

Relaxed gathering place with a 30s theme offering craft beer, signature cocktails & pub fare.

Join us in our newly renovated bar in the historic firehouse, the Marion Hose Co. No. 1., located next to the Opera House. We provide a unique imbibing experience featuring locally sourced craft beers, fine wines, and a compelling selection of whiskies and cocktails. Enjoy our casual fare in our outdoor seating area or at our comfortable bar. We have a bike rack for your convenience.

Housed in an old Wireworks Factory and former Silk Mill, Cafe Arielle is a destination restaurant with an underground stream and outdoor garden patio dubbed the “Avant Garden.” The Washington Post described the building as, "Beautifully rebuilt and completely contemporary, it feels urban enough to be in New York or London."

Fine dining meets industrial chic at our restaurant located in a historic wire works factory. The dining room with its original stonework, exposed beams, and visible millrace, provides the perfect setting for an unforgettable culinary experience.

Galen Glen Winery produces exquisite cool climate wines from our twenty-acre vineyard in the Lehigh Valley American Viticultural Area.

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Colorful hangout focusing on a wide selection of sushi rolls, bento boxes & other Japanese staples.

A traditional coffee shop hit with a magical twist! From a hot and fresh classic drip to a tasteful butterbeer latte, our wonders are in the works! Muggles' Mug is a Harry Potter themed coffee café.

The Inn at Jim Thorpe's hip bar/eatery showcases global grub & craft brews in a Victorian building.

Curiosities has a full coffee & espresso menu as well as handmade super gourmet ice cream, ice cream novelties & delicious soups!

Craft cocktail bar using only locally distilled spirits, complimented by local beer, and ever changing small plates