The Best Heritage baking in Easton, Pennsylvania

Welcome to Albanesi Restaurant and Bar, located at 235 Ferry Street, Easton, Pennsylvania. We invite you to indulge in a refined dining experience where every bite tells a story. Our name, Albanesi, pays homage to our Albanian heritage and is the creation of Enjoy with Gusto Founder Mick Gjevukaj, who draws inspiration from his roots and family’s cooking traditions. Albanesi is a celebration of Southern European culture and cuisine, offering dishes that are both familiar and surprising, comforting and extraordinary. Our restaurant embodies the intimacy of Albanian hospitality, where sharing food allows you to savor the flavors of Southern Europe’s rich cultural crossroads. With a casual elegant dining style, Albanesi provides the perfect setting for special occasions, offering a warm and inviting atmosphere that complements our menu.

Welcome to Belleville Market, your go-to destination for fresh, locally-sourced produce and artisanal goods in the heart of Easton, Pennsylvania. Conveniently located at 20 South 3rd Street, our market offers a unique shopping experience that celebrates the rich agricultural heritage of the region. At Belleville Market, we pride ourselves on providing our community with the finest selection of seasonal fruits, vegetables, and farm-fresh products sourced directly from local farmers and producers. Whether you're looking for organic essentials, specialty items, or simply want to explore the vibrant flavors of our area, you'll find it all here.

Welcome to the Bell Tower Cultural Center, a vibrant hub of art, history, and community engagement located at 2904 Church Road, Bangor, Pennsylvania. Our center is dedicated to fostering creativity, learning, and cultural appreciation through a diverse array of programs and events designed to inspire and connect people of all ages and backgrounds. At the Bell Tower Cultural Center, we celebrate the richness of art and history with engaging activities such as our upcoming exploration of Louisa May Alcott’s life, led by the insightful Lucy Steiner. Discover how Alcott’s challenging childhood shaped her iconic work, "Little Women," in this captivating presentation.