Beers were pretty good! They did serve some food. Seems like a lot of locals and a crowd that…read morereally knows each other. I enjoyed the beer flight. We ordered at the counter. Cute place!

We stopped in on a Sunday for a few drinks. They had a good selection of beer I really enjoyed…read moretheir English ale. The bartender was great they were closing shortly and he recommended our next stop and where to go for food. It was a nice cozy place you could tell there were a lot of locals that hang out there and they all know each other but made us feel welcome.

Another fabulous visit to Cartel...early start on a Friday…read more.. Friendly greeting and service here are standard, thank you! The Cask was pumping out English Pub Ale again, and they had it on tap for those who prefer the gas. Simply amazing (cask). Since Pines was not flowing, moved on the Centient IPA, similar to the west coast style Pines...my bullseye. We finished with a 6oz pour of the Rye barrel aged, not my style but good experience. The French onion soup is always hearty and satisfying. It was only outdone by the beef/cheddar sandwich. Lori had the carnitas tacos, one of our favs! I can't say enough about the authenticity and quality here, in brews, food and service! Thank you! Go here!

Stopped by for apps and drinks on a Wednesday. It was both poker and wing night so it was busy. The…read morestaff however was very attentive and service was quick. The nachoes were really good, we liked the presentation and the diced peppers. Beers were good, my husband enjoyed the Arboreus and Old Grad pours specifically.

Bartender will keep you laughing, lots of interesting regulars. Can be hot in the summer but it's…read moresuch a unique experience it's worth it.

This little spot in the Harrisburg market is a great place to grab a beer! It is great because you…read morehave the opportunity to walk around with your beer and choose from other venders for food. I am not a huge beer drinker but the person I was with is. He really enjoys Zeroday beers and was happy with their selection. I was excited to see a selection of mixed drinks in the menu but was disappointed to find out that they made with store brought juices opposed to fresh juices. (Would LOVE to see a drink in the menu featuring the hand pressed juice that can be find at the market ). All in all, it was fun to sit and talk in the middle of the market while drinking and people watching. I would definitely visit again.

We headed here after a day of hiking. They have an excellent selection of beer, and the service was…read moregreat. We will be back.

Giving 3/5 stars only because we plan to come back again in the future to try more if we are in the…read morearea. Beer: got a classic IPA and it was good. No complaints. Atmosphere: chill vibe, clean and quiet (wasn't busy when we went, it was Sunday). Service: the bartender was polite and respectful. Got us our beers quickly. One thing I wish this place had- some FOOD! If this place offered some appetizer type foods, I think they would pop off more. I know that Per Diem is right across the lot and all with a full bar as well but it would have been nice to have some food options. Not the biggest gripe but just something to consider in the future for the business.

This is not usually a place I would visit, but when looking up places to go on a special occasion,…read moreaxe throwing just stood out. We parked across the street in the gravel lot, signs have the buildings number (252) on them designating the spots. Building does have stairs, but they also have a small lift for handicap accessibility. Interior looks exactly like you would expect in a place like this, full of wood everywhere. Due to COVID restrictions, you have to order food, and they have a basic menu that includes things like hot pretzel braids. Our group sampled various Mead's and liked them, but they do offer Beer and Soda. Staff were extremely helpful and knowledgeable. The highlight of the trip and worth every dollar was the axe throwing. You purchase a ticket at the main register, walk over to the throwing area, and sign in. They give you clear instruction how to do it and you're throwing. The instructor was great and very personable. The throwing is very safe and our group loved it, even when we didn't always find the target. Absolutely would return here.

I wasn't sure what to expect since all the reviews and photos were from the "before times", but I…read morewas pleasantly surprised. The tables are spaced apart (reduced tables) and masks are still required. You have to order food to drink, but they have some small bar food items (brats, pretzels, etc.). Definitely get the flights of mead! Best way to see what you'll like. The decor is perfect with swords, shields, and other viking fare. The bartender, even though he doesn't work every day, was extremely knowledgeable about the meads and made suggestions on what we'd like based on our taste preferences. If you go on a weekend, I recommend getting there close to opening. With fewer tables, it got packed quickly! If you're into axe throwing, bring your competitive side and throw out some aggression. If you've never thrown before, never fear. They'll only let you throw a couple terrible throws before they'll give you pointers. We didn't throw but a wedding group took up the great table for a little get together.

Boneshire is my husband's favorite brewery, so naturally we had to try the Tap room. This is…read moreactually our second visit here. The staff is great and the space is clean. I am not a huge beer drinker but the server was very nice and helped me picked a beer I would like.

As a big beer and history fan, I had been following the birth of this place with great interest for…read moreyears. On a recent trip home, I finally made an effort to get here and had the best time. This is the new iteration of Lebanon's original brewery from the 1800s. The building is the same, and history is forefront with a great timeline on the entry wall. Even if you aren't into beer, it's worth a visit just to step back in time. I love all the brick buildings and side buildings; clearly this was a busy place. The new brewery is slowly using the space for different things, and I look forward to seeing how it grows and changes in the future. They have outdoor seating, lots of parking, and overflow parking, which are great for large groups especially during the warm months. I went with my dad and best friend; I had arranged to meet with brewer and co-owner Mike and was immediately greeted warmly by the bar staff. It was a sunny afternoon so we sat at the bar by a window and tried every beer! It was so much fun to go through the styles, some of which are taken from original recipes. They have a full food menu too, but we didn't try anything that day. They also have lots of dining tables in the main room. The brewing equipment is gleaming copper along the one wall, but it's misleading because it all goes down to the giant basement and production area. Mike kindly gave us a personal tour after our beer and showed us all the equipment, historical points with fun stories, plus the bottling room and their fun bottle caps. Beer quality is great, they have many cores and some limiteds on a rolling basis. Prices are reasonable as well. Beer is available chilled at the door to-go as well. If you're a beer fan, or interested in Lebanon Valley history, this is a must visit brewery!

We found this gem on our way home. We stopped for a drink but I wish we had more time to stay…read morelonger. I got a cocktail and wish j would have gotten a fresh orange crush, but I loved the drink I picked (peach iced tea). My husband got a beer, he enjoyed. Here are things that give this place a little extra spice, they have a popcorn bar. The popcorn bar is free and has a bunch of toppings you can add. They are HUGE DOG PEOPLE! you can bring your pup to enjoy a beer with you on the patio. The staff is amazing and I can't wait to go back!

We had such a lovely time at Our Town Brewery on our day trip to Lancaster during our July vacation…read morein Philadelphia. We made the journey to meet up with my cousin and his husband, who suggested this was a LGBTQ friendly place with comfortable seating for our visit. They open at 4 pm and we were waiting when the doors opened! What a gorgeous venue! Bright and light with colorful decor, I loved the feel here. Happy hour to boot, we claimed a nice modern seating group with several chairs and a sofa with coffee table and headed to the bar to order drinks. And four waters, as it was HOT outside. Two beers, a soda and a can of cider got us started, and after those were gone we decided to order food. Back to the bar for another round of drinks and an assortment of appetizers. French fries in a basket, a big soft pretzel, ten buffalo wings and an order of sweet heat totchos ($2 off for HH). Well that's not very healthy, but boy was it good! The wings were huge and I had trouble finishing them all. US Foods supplies their chicken wings and they are meaty and the preparation was excellent! My cousin loved his totchos, and the other guys consumed the pretzel and fries easily. I am ashamed to admit we didn't take a single photo, not of the food, drinks, our group or the beautiful venue. But we had such a blast and stayed a very long time I wanted to recognize them with a strong review. Bathrooms were clean, bartender was friendly and accommodating, and the air conditioning was cold. Give them a try!

Cool atmosphere, friendly service. I LOVED The Mocha Stout. We would've bought some merch but we…read moredidn't see any on display.