beer infused garlic hummus, black bean hummus,
black olive tapenade and belgian ale marinated
tomatoes served with warm pita wedges
New Fried Green Beans
$6.95
crisp green beans coated with a blend
of asian bread crumbs and seasonings.
served with thai garlic chili sauce.
Nanas Pierogies
$7.95
mini pierogies stuffed with cheddar cheese and
potato. sauteed with butter & onions or try
them fried with cajun seasoning. served with
sour cream and green onion
Chicken Fingers
$7.50
succulent chicken breast fritters all set for
dipping in your choice of our pawn shop porter
bbq or sweet honey mustard
Bavarian Pretzels
$7.95
soft bavarian pretzels tossed with butter, garlic,
parsley and parmesan. served with a small side of
our beer cheese soup for dipping.
Brewschetta
$6.25
french baguette garlic toast slices
topped with ripe tomatoes soaked in
duchesse belgian ale with plenty of garlic,
onions, basil and roasted red peppers.
sprinkled with parmesan
Soups & Chiilii
Allll Off Our Deelliiciiouss Ssouppss Aree Madee Ffreessh Iin-houssee
Add A Cup Of Our Homemade Soup Or Chili To Your Meal $2.95
Beer & Cheese Soup
$4.95
a blend of extra sharp cheddar cheese and our
knuckleball beer. simmered to perfection and
absolutely delicious!
Classic Chili
$4.95
all-natural ground beef & kidney beans mildly
spiced with a touch of pawn shop porter.
topped with cheddar jack cheese.
French Onion Soup Gratinee
$4.95
a rich beef broth loaded with caramelized onions
and a hint of sherry. topped with a french
baguette, swiss and provolone cheeses
Soup Of The Day
$4.95
ask your server for our chefs daily creation.
Burgers & Chiicken Griillers
Served On A Fresh Kaiser Roll With Your Choice Of Brew City Fries Or Abw Coleslaw
Lettuce, Tomato & Red Onion Available Upon Request
Brewers' Grain Fed Beef Burger
$8.95
12 pound burger of all-natural local beef raised at koehler farms in bethlehem, pa.
the cattle are fed our brewers' grains!
Kobe Beef Burger
$12.95
the legendary imported wagyu kobe beef, smooth and velvety rich graded better than prime.
Turkey Burger
$8.95
all-natural, fresh ground, made in-house
Veggie Burger
$8.95
veggies, spices and a touch of parmesan cheese, made in-house.
We Strive To Use The Freshest, Locally Sourced And Organic Produce Whenever Possible
The queen City
$9.50
candied walnuts, mandarin oranges and
sun dried cranberries mixed with fresh baby
spinach. finished with balsamic vinaigrette and
topped with crumbled feta cheese
Brew Works
$10.50
field greens topped with marinated portabella
mushroom, ripe tomato, crisp cucumber, red onion,
grilled chicken breast, homemade croutons & feta
cheese with your choice of dressing.
Steelgaarden Cobb
$10.95
crispy iceberg & field greens topped with warm
grilled chicken, ripe tomato, crisp cucumber, red
onion & croutons. sprinkled with crumbled bacon
& bleu cheese, slices of hard boiled egg and
avocado. served with choice of dressing
Classic Greek
$8.95
romaine lettuce tossed with kalamata olives
and greek dressing. topped with red onion, plum
tomato, pepperoncinis and feta cheese.
surrounded by warm pita bread.
Buffalo Chicken
$9.50
crispy iceberg and field greens with breaded
chicken tenders in mild buffalo sauce. topped
with diced tomato, red onion, chopped celery
and crumbled bleu cheese. served with
bleu cheese dressing
Desserts
Rice Pudding
$5.95
nana harwick's recipe... a blend of arborio rice cream, vanilla, sugar& cinnamon.
Tiramisu
$5.95
espresso & rum-soaked lady fingers layered a rich blend of mascapone cheese & chocolate chips.served in a portioned martini glass
Apple Crisp
$4.95
golden delicious apple baked with rolled oats&brown sugar topped with a melt -in your mouth.buttery walnut crust.served with a scoop of vanilla ice cream
At one of the most difficult times in the history of the City of Bethlehem, the Fegley family entered the brewing and restaurant business. The Bethlehem Steel plant had been shutting down slowly for years – a dying industrial giant of a bygone day – and the region was suffering the loss hard. The downtown had also been bled by the malls and box stores that promised savings to the consumer in exchange for genuine local culture and community. Yet on April 15th, 1998, the same day the the historic Hotel Bethlehem declared bankruptcy and closed, the Bethlehem Brew Works optimistically opened its doors to the public at the corner of Main and Broad Streets. The one other restaurant in the neighborhood closed the following week.