Hillbilly Haven is out of the way but worth the visit if you're anywhere near Fairhope, PA. Great…read morefishing, hiking or just sitting in the water and enjoying the mountains on all sides. The drive is beautiful, especially on a sunny day in the fall. The leaves are incredible. As you're driving winding roads along Wills Creek, Hillbilly Haven pops out of nowhere. You'll see plenty of pick-up trucks, four-wheelers and side-by-sides. What you get: is an absolutely quintessential dark, country, dive bar. Beloved by locals, they have pool tables, a small live music and dance area inside and a really nice outside area in the back. You'll meet some of the nicest people. Just remember-it is a local country bar and when in Rome... Here's the big draw-oh my goodness, the food! People come from miles away to get take-out. The wings are perfectly seasoned no matter the sauce/rub, juicy but crisp. The Hillbilly Deluxe burger puts a Big Mac to shame. The smoked meats are done on site by people who really know what they're doing. If you're looking for a Saturday or Sunday road trip on a pretty day and some terrific food, find Hillbilly Haven. Grab a beer and enjoy the country. ATV recommended but not required. This update from my friend April- "

Trust me when I say it's well worth the drive to the middle of nowhere. Great food and reasonably…read morepriced. Bartenders are attentive and courteous. Very spacious inside and out.

Have you ever made an incredible discovery, but not wanted to share it with anyone else, lest your…read morespecial spot lose some of its magic? That's how I feel about Village News. However, I'm terrible about keeping secrets. Plus, especially in this challenging business climate, local shops need all the support they can get. If you are a beer lover who enjoys rare and aged bottles of hard to find or out of production beers, this unassuming spot has a remarkable and delightful selection of brews I never expected to stumble upon in a tiny Pennsylvania town. Part of me wanted to buy everything and find a way to schlep it all back to Michigan. Instead, I chose to just get what I could enjoy on this trip, and save the other bottles for those fortunate souls who might learn of the treasures that await inside. I got: The latest vintage (2020) Bourbon County Barrel Stout, but the Kentucky Fog variant which I had never seen before. It was the best BCBS I've had to date. A large format bottle of Goose Island Halia from 2016 which was simply delightful! It was drinking perfectly, and I was tempted to go back and see if they had any more. A large format bottle of Goose Island Lolita from 2016, which was also drinking well, and was a pure pleasure with the integrity of the raspberries holding up to the years. A New Belgium La Folie from 2017, which I had the chance to try back in 2017, so it was super fun to taste a funkier version of it with more years in the bottle. The Smuttlabs Brett & I may not have held up quite so well since its 2016 bottling. Most of the carbonation had dissipated. That said, its brightness was the perfect pairing for some charcuterie back at the family farm. Similarly the Wild Devil Brett IPA from Victory Brewing, aged in red wine barrels, didn't quite hold up as well to the years. However, it was still fun to drink. But I didn't even scratch the surface. I asked the bartender if I could take a snapshot of the beer list to show my friends in case they wanted additional bottles. She said yes. And since I consider so many folks in the Yelp Community to be my friends, here it is. Hopefully I can make it back to Bedford in December. All I ask is that you leave me a couple of bottles so I can try some more rare and old beers without having to stand in line with the bearded masses of craft beer chasers. The weird gray market of beer trading is just not my scene.

Stopped for a quick lunch. Salad portion was a bit small, but the coffee was delicious.read more

What an awesome hidden gem with an amazing history! Come check out this bar and music venue. You…read morecan spend tons of time looking at the pictures lining the walls of country music greats that have come through. The old recording studio is still in the backyard, along with a great stage and an outdoor bar. The drinks are cheap and they do serve typical bar food. The have pool tables in the back room. This place is in the middle of nowhere and you definitely have to put it in your GPS to find it, but it's worth the trip!

Best people in the world are at the Troup in Berkeley Springs, WV, and the food is made with love,…read moretoo!

The food and service are amazing! Made sure to save room for the homemade desserts! Love the…read morebartenders as well!

We came to Jack & Georges from Yelp! We were looking for a quick stop since we were traveling with…read morea toddler and it was getting late. The place definitely felt like a local favorite. It was packed. We were greeted and seated immediately. Our server was wonderful even though it was only her second day. The food was exactly what we were expecting and overall we were happy with our choices. I did give this restaurant a 3/5 for how chaotic the restaurant felt. They made a couple take their drinks and belongings and move to a different table so we didn't have to sit at a high top with a toddler which we appreciated but aAlso, 3 different waitresses delivered 3 wrong food items to our table.

A solid place. Cybil is one of the best bartenders in town, dj's on regular nights although I don't…read moreremember the days to be exact. Solid prices on bottled beer. I have never had any issues with the clientele or the staff, kind of your classic home town bar!

Spring Dam Brewing Co. is a relaxed, inviting spot in Roaring Spring with both indoor charm and a…read morelovely patio setup. Their menu is always evolving--it's clearly not fixed, so you're in for seasonal specials. I tried the Cherry St. cocktail, which tasted like a grown-up Cherry Pepsi, and the Tikes Backpack beer, which was smooth and easy to drink. Alena had the fresh and flavorful fiesta bowl with grilled chicken, while I opted for the cheesy burger loaded with melty onions. The atmosphere is friendly and local, and the food smelled amazing

I was so pleasantly surprised to hear that Roaring Spring had a brewery and was impressed with how…read morebeautiful both the indoor and outdoor space is! It has a great ambiance - especially on a summer evening, where they often have live music on the weekends. I had a couple of different drinks - my favorite being the whiskey sour. The food menu is limited but good - I had the southern bowl and pretzel appetizer, and some others in our party had the smash tacos special. I do hope that they'll expand their menu in the future, but it's good and what I'd expect for a new brewery. Side note: they also had gobs for sale at the bar which were so good - a local staple!

A little neighborhood storefront sports bar. Really good food and accommodating staff. Only…read morenegative: smoking permitted.

Nice find this side Of the mountain. Good food and relaxed…read moreatmosphere. Note that it is a smoking bar

Great time last night. Food was great and staff took great care of us. Lots of room for a group to…read moreget together.

Just great food and drinks! Simple local place with great people and service.... Just changed…read moreownership. If you have not tried it.... Give it a try.

The Sky Bar is a pretty good place to hang out. We ordered the wings and they were awesome. We were…read moretreated really good there. The bartender was very nice and made us feel welcome and the cook really did an outstanding job. If you get their wings, I recommend the Cat Wings. The sauce is a mix of Sweet Baby Rays and Teriyaki sauces. Yummy, yummy

It's a dive and the food I'm not trying, but beer college football and my room down the…read morehall...sweet!