Daddy’s Place

Outstanding Lebanese entrees. Enjoyed the fried cauliflower and grape leaves to start. Had the mixed grill platter — lamb, beef and chicken kabobs with grilled veggies and an amazing rice pilaf w/​almonds. Too much to eat so plenty coming home. Along with a few baklava and cheesecake slices…
Great beer selection from all over the globe in the same space too. Highly recommend!

Fantastic! Friendly, knowledgable staff. We got it to go this time and everything was packed so carefully that when it got home it was perfect. Excellent food!

Great selection of beers, very attentive staff — really enjoy meals here and recommend to anyone looking for Great Mediterranean Food. The flatbread/​hummus is so good and fresh from the oven.

Best Mediterranean food in Lehigh Valley. Daddy’s Platter is the best bargain; try it with Weyerbacher Last Chance IPA.

The food was absolutely delicious. We tried a little bit of everything and it was all great quality. The beef kabobs were cooked perfectly. The bread offered was such a nice surprise we even took extra bread home! The restaurant overall seemed very clean, even the bathrooms were clean. I would definitely recommend and would definitely go again. It was such a pleasant surprise.

Awesome Lebanese food! Some of these dishes reminds me of what my mom would cook. good food and good service.

Popped by on our way to the State Theatre since we arrived early and I heard they had a good take away craft beer selection. I was not misinformed. Both employees were friendly and helpful — the girl didn’t know the beers as well but she directed the gentleman over to me and he was a ten out of ten. Knew the beers, knew the local craft selections, had good recommendations based on what I told him I like. Price was great. Bought two make your own six packs, plus four bombers. Food smelled great, but didn’t have time to dine. Next time for sure! And the friendly guy was nice enough to give us samples of both the regular and pistachio baklava, which was incredible. Excited to return!

My friend from Easton took me there and I’m glad. Food was great, service was warm and brew was cold. I had the daddy hummus, sausage and grape leaves. I’m going back.

Excellent fresh and delicious Lebanese food. Order the Daddy’s style hummus! We ordered the chicken schwerma wrap! Homemade bread. Fat push Salad. Everything is so good!

I just ordered take out– chicken kabobs. The chicken was great and so was the rice BUT the garlic sauce looks like something that will give me an instantaneous heart attack. I’m not sure if I am supposed to melt it and pour it on my food? It looks like crisco or lard. Secondly, I ordered vegetables as a side and all they gave me was sautéed onions on kebob sticks. Not even a pepper or anything on there, just onions. I wouldn’t order from here again.

Awesome spot by Easton circle. Food was authentic, fresh and memorable. I had the lamb shawarma. Also had Kibbe (raw meat). Surreal!
Service was attentive and place was packed, for obvious reasons. Very friendly staff, lots of options on the menu. Definitely going back. I highly recommend it.
They’re clearly a legit Lebanese operated deli. Similar to Fork’s Mediterranean deli. A great addition to the other amazing eateries in Easton. I’m not avert drinker but they must have a minimum of 100 or more varieties in their showcase. Give it a visit.
Even if you’re vegetarian you’ll find that the menu options will suit your tastes.

I went here one time previously and was unimpressed by the service and the food. The one server, who also seems to be the manager, seemed to lack all interest in her job. I ordered a falafel wrap the first time and it was absolutely tasteless. I asked for tahini and then garlic sauce but they didn’t improve the taste.
I decided to give them a second chance and returned with two friends as it was close to where we were working.
At lunch time, there were 2 occupied tables outside and we were the only customers inside. We had to ask the cooks in the kitchen if there was someone to take our order because the server gave us the menus and then disappeared for 10 minutes. When she reappeared from outdoors, the kitchen staff told her that we wanted to order and she just nodded, went back into the kitchen and continued to make us wait. She then cleaned some tables and answered the phone, knowing that we were waiting. At this point we were debating whether or not to walk out. She finally came over and unenthusiastically took our order.
Firstly, I asked for bottled water and was told they didn’t have any. This location is combined with a bar and a beer store so I thought it was strange that they wouldn’t have any bottled water. I asked for iced tea. One of my friends requested tap water. We never were offered refills until we asked for the bill – during the meal would have been more appropriate but once again, the server was not to be found.
The lamb kebab wrap that we ordered had very little lamb and it was rubbery. The chicken shawarma wrap was absolutely tasteless. I elected not to ask for any sauce to try to improve the flavor this time.
While we were waiting for our check, a customer came in from an outside table to request some type of sauce for the table of 3 because they too thought the food was tasteless.
I won’t return.

A hidden gem. Easton, PA is not where I would expect superb falafel, hummus, homemade pita, and other Middle-​Eastern style food, but this place is special. Welcoming, family-​friendly atmosphere, great service, and really, really good food. Oh, and a dizzying selection of craft beer! The prices are quite reasonable, especially considering the quality of the food. Definitely worth coming back again and again.

Stopped in here during a trip to Pennsylvania. I was heading over to Weyerbacher but needed some food first. I’m so glad I stumbled upon this place.
Great Beer Selection!
Great Mediterranean Food!
I don’t know if I’ve ever encountered a craft beer/​Mediterranean spot, but I’m glad I have now. The food was so good and there were four of us so we sampled a bunch of different things.
I don’t know when I’ll be back in PA but I would definitely come back here if I was in the area. Bravo!

Very impressive decoration. I like it. Food is nice they serve fresh bread too. Prices are average. I am on diet, i tried chicken kebab. It was enough to feed me, served with 9 pieces !! I got one to go for the night. They do have huge parking too, so don’t worry about finding street parking ;)

Phenomenal food. We tried the Daddy’s Hunmus, Baba Ghanouj, Shawarma and none of the foods disappointed us. Amazingly good service! A real family oriented place run by a wonderful Lebanese family. I have had Lebanese food in NYC, Philadelphia and no restaurant there comes close to this quality. I recommend a 100%!

I’ve been here several times and I have never been disappointed… Everything I’ve gotten here has been incredible. As if a selection of over 1000 craft beers isn’t enough to sell you, the food is a great value and is DELICIOUS!
This was my first time eating Lebanese food but I’ve totally fallen in love with it. The hummus is smooth and creamy and the «Daddy’s Bread» that comes with it is hot, GINORMOUS, and delicious. The Daddy’s Special platter is enough food for 3 – 4 people easy and is cooked and seasoned to perfection.
However, the biggest surprise for me was the pizza… The marghertia pizza is awesome! How a Lebanese spot puts out incredible pizza is beyond me but they manage. The dough crust is crispy, the sauce is tangy and the cheese is melty… What more can you ask for?
I’m so happy to see ANOTHER great spot to hit up in Easton for great food!

AWESOME Mediterranean resturant in Easton! This is my second time here and they serve 2 big plates of pita for 4 of us! Fresh baked, pillow-​looking pita! The falafels here easily beat lots of resturants in NYC, the spice in it is amazing. I loooove the fresh taste of grape leaves and hummus. (I guess because they use fresh squeezed lemon juice instead of bottle juice??) Sandwich is wrapped in house-​made pita, which makes even a normal chicken sandwich taste great! Remember to bring your friends with you because there’s no way you can finish a dish all by yourself. Portion is huge!
Another spotlight is the open kitchen, it’s fun to watch them cook!
Will come back many more times in the future!

I was pleasantly surprised when visiting here on one of Easton’s Pub Crawls. I expected Daddy’s place to be more of a package store where you can pick up six packs and the like, but it is much more: a Mediterranean restaurant with a fantastic microbrew selection.
Now, most of this stuff doesn’t appeal to me, at least not anymore since I’m gluten free. However, from my wheat-​loving years of the past, this place has almost anything I could dream of. In addition to the beer, they also have a full bar to enjoy a mixed cocktail. The bar did not appear to have seating, so you’d have to enjoy your meal at one of the tables they have available inside or outside. In general, it appeared that seating was tight, so I’m assuming they have an amazing take out business based on their other Unilocal reviews.
The restaurant is well lit and clean, making it a very appealing place to have a meal.
I’ve had a chance to do a deeper analysis of their menu, there aren’t many gluten free options, which is bad for me. Moreover, gluten free options are not clearly marked if they are. When I’m back, I’m going to ask about the marinade on their kabobs. Those look delightful and might fit the bill for me, but I’ll be concerned that their marinade may contain beer disqualifying me from the enjoyment.
Of their beers, they do have a couple of gluten free or «gluten removed» beer options.
This location has mass appeal and all the food that I saw being served was well presented, looked delicious, and anyone describing it said it was fantastic. I look forward to giving them another try and maybe give them a 5^th star in my revised review.

I was driving north. When I reached the Easton area, Rt.78 was backed up, so I decided to go into the city to grab lunch and wait for the traffic to clear. I went to Unilocal Mobile to find an interesting place to eat while passing time. «Daddy’s Place,» was near the top of the list and was described as «Mediterranean.» Good enough for me, although not really an accurate label.
Easton is a hilly town, and I found my way there while driving up and down some fairly steep hills. Upon arrival I saw a modern gray building with some outdoor seating and signs for beer sales as well as victuals.
I quickly learned that ownership was Lebanese, and that they offered a large menu of their customary cuisine. My server was very friendly, and was a cousin of «Daddy.» I later met Mommy, who came over to inquire about my enjoyment of her cooking. I ordered their Chicken & Rice Special and began to read the reviews, which were all glowing. Expectations mounted.
Expectations met.
The lunch came with a Large Side Salad and a Garlic/​Oil Dressing. Very nice. The main course was a huge sculpted mound of very Long Grain Rice, shredded Chicken and a Rich Sauce holding it all together made primarily of spicy ground beef. It was delicious, but could not be finished in one seating. When Mommy was visiting, I asked her what the very unusual taste in the rice was. She graciously declined to tell me her secret ingredient, as she saw me on Unilocal and feared I would blab it to the world (She was probably right).
I finished the part I could ingest with excellent Lebanese Coffee, and a Date Cookie, that was way to big too be called a «cookie.» I took more than half of it with me when I left with my take out container full of lunch’s remains.
Daddy’s Place is quite a find if you enjoy Lebanese style Middle Eastern dishes. Due to their long involvement with foreign interests over the centuries, their cooking has incorporated rather unusual influences not found in other cultures. Very excellent preparation and attention to detail make this a destination worth a long drive to reach.
No doubt, I will be back.
PS. Why is it called, «Daddy’s Place?» Because their 5 year old daughter was asked what to name the new family restaurant.
PPS. I decided to take the back roads all the way to my destination, and loved the entire excursion.