I have been frequenting their winery for over 29 years. Their wine is amazing! They have a concord…read morewine called Drumming Grouse and I highly recommend it. They also have wonderful bread that goes along great with their wine. The owners are usually working and they are super nice. They have a great location and usually have local music.

"Trains and grains!" we exclaim. This combo brewery-winery-restaurant is an old train station right…read moreon the main road. Train cars line the entrance and you can step into old jail cell. Inside you'll find pottery displays, friendly service, and quick food/drinks. The other patrons were welcoming. Everything was clean and pleasant. We'd look forward to coming back.

"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

I stopped here on a Friday, late afternoon and they were packed inside and outside at the beer…read moregarden. There were 2 bartenders taking care of the drinks and all the food orders for both areas. Not sure how they did it but they kept up! I had the beer flight and they have a large menu of beers, wine and mead to choose from. They don't have a large menu but the pretzels looked great and I, as well as many others, ordered the pizza. The pizza is enough for one person. It's probably a 12"x 5" flatbread, mine had the cup pepperoni and hot honey on it. The dough had a good amount of chew with the crust having a good crunch. Definitely a local favorite.

Stopped here while on vacation. Super cute spot with a fun vibe. There were a lot of things to do…read moreoutdoors and a lot of seating options. Highly recommend the pickle pizza but we enjoyed everything we tried out on the menu. Go check it out if you're in the area! It is also pet friendly :)

Very nice restaurant had a great atmosphere and the waitress was really good, she answered all my…read morequestions. The food was great, I had a build your own Smash Burger and it was delicious. They also have Tater Tots, can't go wrong with them

My friend told me they have great burgers, but he got the special "Bennett" listed on the "Burger…read moreSpecial" board which came with corned beef, so he was surprised that there was no burger, and told me that the corned beef was "cheap lunch meat quality". I was looking forward to trying a couple beers listed on the website, but they were not there. My BLT was delicious, but the "avocado" upcharge was really just an avocado sauce, not real avocado. Most irritating though, the waitress brought us our check while I was only halfway done with my meal - I didn't ask for it and was clearly not ready. My friend commented to her that I still was thinking of getting a boozy milkshake. She didn't get the hint that maybe we weren't ready for the check, and just asks me which one I want. I was planning that as a dessert, so I stared at my half-eaten meal and told her that I'd like to finish my meal first before thinking about that. I haven't felt so rushed in a restaurant a long time. My friend told me that he goes often and had never had that experience before, so we'll try it again - and get a real burger.

I was visiting from Virginia, 2 of my sons, my son's girlfriend and myself, went to Marietta…read moreBrewing Company for dinner. Parking is street parking, which is very limited, especially on the weekends. I used to go there regularly when I lived in Marietta, but it had been years since I'd eaten there, and I'd forgotten how good their food is. I ordered an appetizer for dinner (chicken and black bean quesadillas). My sons both ordered the Cuban and fries, and my son's girlfriend had an Alfredo penne pasta with grilled chicken and a salad, which looked delicious! They ordered nachos with beef for the table, which were just okay. Made a quick stop in the ladies restroom, I found it to be nicely decorated, but definitely in need of a cleaning. It wasn't terribly dirty, but they should have someone regularly checking on it, and it looked like it hadn't been checked on for a while. Service was decent. Waitress was busy, but helpful. She wasn't super friendly, but was professional. Prices are on the high end for the area, but portions are adequate. Overall, I enjoy supporting locally owned restaurants, and this one is one of the better options for the area.

Great little brewery! Beautiful old building. Decorated with hand painted murals of their brews. I…read morehad a couple of the Rock Drop Single Session IPA's, great flavor, well worth a try. We ordered the mozzarella cheese sticks and the spinach artichoke dip. Both came out piping hot, the artichoke dip was definitely my favorite. A great mix of flavors and is definitely homemade. Our waitress for the afternoon was outstanding! Professional, checked up on us a lot and talked with us quite a bit. Definitely a good place to stop if you're in downtown Marietta.

We stopped at Belmont Brewerks because we needed food, and my wife knows how much I enjoy checking…read moreout new breweries. From Instagram to the website, it gave the impression that it was a brewery, so I was excited to try something new. We were seated quickly outside, which was great. When our waitress came over, I asked about their beer list. She told me their cooler had gone bad and all of their beer was currently bad. I asked if they had anything on tap, and she said no. Confused, I asked if they had just opened, and she said they had actually been open since 2020. At that point, I asked if they brewed their own beer, and she told me they did not. She said someone in Dover, OH, brews for them--but currently, the only beers available were Busch, Bud, Blue Moon, and Saucy's IPA. While Saucy Brew Works is a good Ohio brewery we've visited before, it was disappointing to realize this place wasn't an actual brewery and didn't serve anything brewed in-house. I settled for the Saucy's IPA, which was fine, but I had really hoped to try their own beer--especially given the name and branding. That said, the food came out quickly and was actually quite good, which helped redeem the experience a bit. Overall, just be aware this isn't a real brewery, and if you're going for the beer, you might leave a little disappointed. But if you're just looking for a bite to eat, it's worth checking out.

Food service staff food and drink recommendations very accommodating very professionalread more

Nice little pub in the heart of Athens. Friendly bartender, good beer. We didn't have any food but…read morethe vibe is positive.

Great craft beer, that can be tried through small samples or flights. Lively outdoor patio. Enjoyed…read morethe weekend activity.