Sun Inn Preservation Association

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556 Main St
Bethlehem, PA 18018
+1 (610) 866-1758
http://www.suninnbethlehem.org

The Sun Inn Preservation Association, located in Bethlehem, PA, manages and maintains the historic Sun Inn, a landmark built in 1758 that was once a favored stop for notable figures such as George Washington and Benjamin Franklin. The Inn now offers a blend of history and culinary experiences through its Tavern and the award-winning Christmas City Spirits distillery, showcasing seasonally sourced food and colonial-inspired drinks.

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4.57 reviews
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Candi K.
2/10/2013

Woohoo, Michael Adams is back! We made our way here for a quiet Thursday night dinner during restaurant week. Well, what should have been quiet, had it not been for an ugly set of patrons who...

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Tricia W.
12/18/2022

Scottie!!! He makes the bar fun! Love the attitude! He makes a good drink and@ the evening fun. You walk by and assume it is closed. No!!!! I is the best kept secret! Love the atmosphere. Ignore...

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Tyler Z.
1/10/2020

All time favorite spot in the thriving, historic, colonial Bethlehem Arts District. Sitting at the intersection of Main & Broad Street, this historic gem offers one of America's most prized,...

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Robert P.
7/19/2012

My wife and I walked by one day and saw the sign saying Chef Michael Adams was operating a restaurant out of the Sun Inn, opening that very day. We were already familiar with his food from the...

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Amanda G.
1/7/2012

We recently held our rehearsal dinner at the Sun Inn and couldn't have been more pleased with our choice. The dinner was intimate (about 20 people) and the room was beautiful. Chef Michael Adams...

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