Bad Bad question.

ALLEGEDLY there is a bowling alley up on MacArthur Road that may have some pins but I have not "investigated" - and you might eat up most of the hour sitting in the stupid traffic. Pinball in the wild is tough in Atown.

My place is probably too far from your office (you don't say which end of Atown you are on)...but I am normally around on Fridays and at least one other day during the week (work from home those days).

As an alternative, why not go to Blondie's in Catasaqua and get A Nice Hot Dog + some cupcakes to take home? <eg>

http://www.blondiesfood.com/

Or that. I've eaten most of the menu. No bad choices at Blondies.

LOL - I am very happy to see that my information about Blondie's is enriching the lives of other pinsiders.

Sorry. Jasmine in Easton (technically, in Forks Township) has captured My Heart with their amazing sushi. I am loyal.

TO STAY ON TOPIC <eg> - Jasmine, sadly has no pinball machines.

Top: Great Easton Roll ~ Middle: Good 4 U Roll ~ Bottom: Fusion Roll - From Jasmine in Easton.

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As long as we have a good bunch of "local" Lehigh Valley people on this thread asking about places to play - let me throw this out there....

Has anyone heard ANYTHING about the "proposed arcade museum" for Allentown? After this article ran last June, I have never heard another word...maybe one of you knows this guy (or IS this guy)? The pinball community is not all that huge.

Just thought I'd throw it out there....

http://www.lehighvalleylive.com/allentown/index.ssf/2013/06/bethlehem_man_proposed_arcade.html

I have Googled it from time to time also since the original article. Complete SILENCE on the web aside from that original article.

It's why I threw it out to this group to see if anyone actually knows the guy.

Bar-Don Lanes - bowling alley near me in Easton has a Monster Bash with a crater excavated in it (crappy repair) in that center hole - though the game fully functions and is fun to play (as of my last visit several months back).