The iconic Berks County restaurant Emily’s is the Brick & Mortar home of The Greater Reading Academy for Culinary Education.

This renowned restaurant, nestled in Beckersville, within Robeson Township, boasts a storied history dating back to the 1800s. Originally built in 1827 as a residence, then becoming a hotel and post office, it has transformed into a cherished fine dining establishment that has captured the hearts of local families and regular patrons alike. Situated on PA SR 10, Emily’s is just 2 minutes from the Green Hills exit of Interstate 176, 10 minutes South of Reading and 10 minutes North of the PA Turnpike exit 298.

With its ever-charming ambiance, you and your guests will experience a unique blend of historical charm and modern comfort with your choice of several elegantly appointed dining rooms or the rear enclosed porch which seats close to 100; a large deck in the rear of the building by the creek with additional seating, offering both indoor and outdoor seating options, and a welcoming atmosphere that keeps guests coming back.

The famous painted bridge allows your guest to transition away from the building and onto the beautifully manicure garden, which is perfect for dining or dancing underneath the stars!