I was in the restaurant with my friend tonight ( wing night) to try the wings. they were suppose…read moreto be 75 cent each, I ordered 6 , order of zucchini planks, and one beer. The wing should have been 4.50 and I was charged 9.99 , total bill was 22.plus I couldn't get the waitresses back at our table to get questions answered. 85 cents for ranch and marinara sauce it way too much. No towelettes for our hands, had to go to rest room and wash hands off. Would like to see you make it in our town but I believe you need some changes.

From the owner: Daily dinner specials, weekend entertainment and sports on 9 TVs including all Ohio State football…read moregames with game day specials!

I mean this place is about as American as is gets. I want you to picture Chuck Norris when you…read morethink of the thirsty squirrel. First of all, wings, forget about it, 10/10 easy. Crunchy, tasty, satisfying. I mean its like this place was built for the American loving, blue collar working man. If you don't like America, then you don't like your beer in a can, then the thirsty squirrel isn't for you. So don't bring that garbage up in here asking for an umbrella in your drink, forget about it. Pool tables, dart boards, and good music. Do you need anything else in your life? yes? then forget about it, go eat somewhere else.

Great local bar. Matt, the proprietor, is a musician and regularly promotes local musicians and…read morecurates live acts from the area. The "Power Hour" is the best deal for your alcohol dollar. His beer selection is great. Hamms is a favorite here, but he has a good variety of beers including craft beers, both bottles and on draft. Bud and Tooties is an longtime institution in New Phila but Matt has breathed new life into this place. Be sure to check it out and tell 'em Renee sent you!

Went there for Fathers Day. Absolutely quaint and enjoyable. Food excellent. Cleanlinessread more

I came in with 3 others for a late lunch/early dinner one Sunday afternoon. There were only a few…read moreother diners in the dining area, but the bar looked a little busier. Our server was friendly and had our drinks out quickly. I ordered boneless wings in hot garlic and they were definitely hot! They weren't anything special, but exactly what I was expecting. I thought all of the prices on the menu were more than fair. Everyone at the table enjoyed their meals. The inside of the restaurant was recently renovated, we were told, and was open, warm wood tones and basic black metal furniture. The parking lot is located right outside, decently sized, and gravel.

"What's an Appalachian IPA?" I ask, having lived in Appalachia my entire life, never having heard…read morethat beer style. "Just a beer brewed in Appalachia," she responds. I order it, and enjoy it. It's been a number of years since I've been to Wheeling. The first exit across the suspension bridge from Ohio, it's a beautiful town directly on the Ohio River. The brewery is a cool spot tucked in downtown, a quick detour off of the highway. There's indoor + outdoor seating and an air conditioning that pumps freezing air, a welcome treat on a 90+ degree day. They have a wide array of beer styles and friendly service. Years ago there were a couple of breweries in wheeling, but unfortunately the bartender said most of them have closed now. Hopefully the scene is reviving!

They have some great fresh food atmosphere is good staffs friendly helpful good value ambiance is…read morecasual services are great their good for community

Food is great. Plenty of seats, fast service. Clean and friendly service. Open 5 days a weekread more

While at Piedmont Lake fishing... decided to visit the Raider for breakfast. Service was great as…read morewas my dads old school Biscuits and Gravy .... as well as my Western Omelet! Excellent food.... definitely recommend!

Hubby and I came down for the Oktoberfest. It was our first time here and it was busy but the lines…read moremoved pretty fast. The beer was delicious and it looked like a cute place. I can't say we would be back because it's almost a 2 hr drive for us but it was worth the trip and we got beer to go.

If there's a heaven, this would be its beer garden. Such an incredible, peaceful spot with plenty…read moreof seating enjoying great weather. Loved all the little huts out back. Would love to just grab some games and some beers and just chill. Beer was great and I enjoyed them in a flight, especially their IPL. Cons: paraphrasing Ian Malcolm- "there are pigs at this brewery" as they were a shy this afternoon. Not sure where they were but didn't get a chance to see them. Obviously not a detractor from this place as the grounds are impressive enough. Also, whoever created the logo needs an award. One of the best brewery logos I've even seen and I was lucky to grab their last magnet.

We had a great time enjoyed the Dean Martin days especially with the Cugenes! We are going back…read morewith a group of friends next year.

Well the Spot Bar was very easy to find. Located on one of the Main drags in town. After we…read morefinished a great lunch and walked around the Antique Warehouse, we opted to stop in. This was Dean Martin aka Dino Crochetti favorite bar. He grew up around the corner by 2 blocks. There are several pics of him st the bar and one of them he looks about 17 or 18 yrs old. We found a free on street parking space in front. We found a seat at the bar. The owner apologized for not seeing us for about 8 minutes, he was busy being very loud with some regulars. No music, just basketball on telly and some loud 2pm drunks drinking and eating some deliciously smelling food. You couldn't help but over hear the conversation. Apparently some Italian food from a market called Federico's. We were not invited to join in the food and the aroma was to die for, but we had some Superior Pasta for lunch, so I was still full. But, if I had been invited I would have at least tried the bread and sauce. Tony had Pabst and myself a Pepsi, paid $5 With tip, drank up and left.

Hubby and I stopped in for a brew and a bite to eat. I got the cinnamon apple beer which was good,…read morehubby got the Oktoberfest which was also. We got the pumpkin ale to go because it was really good. Hubby ordered the Cuban sandwich and I got the chicken tendies which were delicious! Highly recommend stopping in. All of the food coming out of the kitchen looked good. The staff was attentive and it's a cute place to grab a brew and a bite to eat.

Stopped in on our way elsewhere to wait out a storm. Great service. Everyone is friendly and…read morehelpful. Grabbed the cauliflower wings for a snack. Per the suggestion of our dude, got the dry rub. So good. My guess is everything here is good. You can just tell from the vibe this is a repeat stop for locals.

The pint is a beer establishment for the more sophisticated beer drinker. The owner Justin is an…read moreawesome guy who can tell you anything you want to know about any beer he carries. Whenever we are back home, it is an absolute go to!

Nice beer bar with a large selection of drafts and a giant selection of bottles to go. The draft…read morelist when I visited was super with great breweries like Ayinger, Deschutes, Dogfish Head and Hacker-Pschorr. Staff were friendly and offered suggestions. I'll definitely stop by when back in the area.