(Captured LV Escape Room/Contributed photo) Thrill seekers can now enjoy three brand new experiences – and a fourth one coming this summer – at the business’ Tilghman Square location. Info: /rollinghillsrec.Īnother new entertainment option: Captured LV Escape Room, a popular escape room facility that opened five years ago in downtown Bethlehem, recently debuted a second location in South Whitehall Township.Ĭaptured LV Escape Room, a popular escape room facility that opened five years ago in downtown Bethlehem, recently debuted a second location in South Whitehall Township. Rolling Hills will sell artisan ice cream from The Nesting Box Farm Market & Creamery in Albany Township, with exclusive flavors including one that is booze-infused. Improvements to the nearly 2-acre site will include upgrades to the 18-hole miniature golf course, clubhouse and snack bar as well as four baseball and four softball stations. The facility has been closed for more than a year, and the partners are planning renovations totaling more than $130,000. The duo plans to renovate and reopen the facility as Rolling Hills Recreation later this spring, with a target grand opening date of May 1. (Rolling Hills Recreation/Contributed photo)

We’re definitely planning some unique ice cream, though, including possibly some CBD-infused ice cream.”Īnthony “AJ” McCloskey recently closed on the business and real estate acquisition of the former Spring Hill Golf & Batting Cages at 4565 Spring Hill Drive with a friend and business partner. “I’ve been running restaurants for almost 30 years, and in that time, I’ve learned that the quality of food is important, but the quality of service is often even more important. “We want to perfect our service before we start devoting time to our own ice cream,” said Antonio, who also runs the longstanding Italian restaurant Italiano Delite in Lower Macungie Township. It will temporarily serve Nelson’s Ice Cream for its first few weeks of operation. The shop, run by father and daughter Antonio and Gabriella Mannino, will make its own Italian ice using Philadelphia Water Ice bases and plans to make its own hard ice cream in the near future. The shop will offer 32 flavors of hard ice cream, six flavors of soft-serve, 16 flavors of Italian ice and three flavors of frozen yogurt, along with dozens of candy, fruit and other toppings. Lemon and mango Italian ice are pictured at Just Chill Creamery, opening this week at 1325 Chestnut St.

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