We stopped here for the children's reading on Sunday afternoon. It was great, our 4 and 6 year old loved it. Everyone was very friendly. Would definitely stop there again for other shows.

Godfrey Daniels is a cozy coffee shop with great music. Our entire family (from age 11 to 72) had a wonderful time.

Having performed there countless times over the decades, I started as a rapt fan shortly after it opened. Patrons sit so close to the stage that one can see the second hands moving on the performers’ wristwatches. Artwork from the ages adorns the walls, the sound is crisp and clear without being overpowering. Genuinely homemade treats make breaks merrier. Dave Fry, the founder, is a genial host and wrote the pilot film on being a troubadour. Director Ramona Murray keeps many moving parts of the enterprise in sync. Performer love playing there, patrons love listening to the first-rate, varying music, and an evening at Godfrey’s is like a warm hug from an old friend.

Godfrey's is a true gem of the Lehigh Valley. It's a great place to hear great music all the time. You can't go wrong with any show.

Someone bought me tickets to see some folk singers, here, while I was visiting Bethlehem. I'm not really into folk music and wasn't overly thrilled about going. I was pleasantly surprised! The venue is small and intimate and the musicians were great! There are drinks and snacks available and I believe it might be B.Y.O.B. We arrived early, so no issues with street parking. I can honestly say, that I really enjoyed the evening and would definitely go back!