First time here and very disappointed. While the views were breathtaking, it couldn't offset how…read moreincredibly rude the staff was. Ruined the entire vibe, felt like an inconvenience to ask for tastings even. But tried a few of the beers on tap and they left a horrible aftertaste. Only positive is it's a byof establishment and live music was good. Will not be back though.

Stunning. Breathtaking.Bucket List Worthy…read more I've been to hundreds of breweries all of the country and this is top 5 for the venue alone. They could sell water and I would still give it 5 stars. Add this to your list and you won't be disappointed. The beer hit the spot. Not mind blowing but didn't detract from the epic scenery of this destination brewery. I tried the cold IPA but went with a pint of their Vienna Lager. I will never make a trip up the 79 without stopping here.

This place is absolutely wonderful ! Great people , great ambiance and an amazing experience i will…read moredef recommend!

Beer was just alright. The DIPA was not bad, and the Dubbel was great. Everything else was just…read moreaverage. We had just had a fantastic Kolsch at Lost in the Wilds, so 32s was pretty unimpressive. We ordered the beer cheese and pretzels, and there was just something off about the flavor. Asthetics-wise, it would have been great with the sports theme and the beers named for famous players, but we were asked to sit downstairs in the winery because they were short staffed (on a Saturday!). Not sure if was worth the drive for us. The woman serving the food wore her mask under her chin, which defeats the purpose of having one. Please take COVID seriously!

Great beers in a great atmosphere. Love it, wish we didn't live an hour away but that doesn't stop…read moreus from going. That should tell ya something.

Blue collar & Appalachia are a big theme at this brewery. It's half beer half music, Saturdays have…read morea cover for the band which have a huge stage and lighting. Staff and patrons were all very friendly. Tons of space for kids and even a sand pit plus corn hole: Many motorcycles coming in all day too. Beers are just okay hence the knock down rating. We enjoyed it and would come back. It's not a destination for us but if nearby would certainly stop.

We stopped for a beer. It was our first time there. Our beers were very tasty. The menu looked so…read moregood, that we're going back for dinner .

This wasn't their usual delicious food service. We consistently get the brisket nachos and a…read morehamburger and they've always been delicious. Tonight we waited about 40 minutes and everything came out cold. The brisket was dry and cold, the nacho cheese was coagulated already, the fries were somehow overdone and cold. We will return because I am sure this is a one off their usual excellent food. Nice relaxing, beautiful outdoor setting that we thoroughly enjoyed. The lemon cheesecake is delicious

Great small brewery. Good beer and the staff was awesome. Highly recommended. I will be back next…read moretime I'm in New Castle.

Neshannock Creek Brewing is what downtown New Castle has been missing. After moving here from…read moreOregon, finding good craft brew has been hit and miss. Until now. The coffee cream ale is a must try. Pure coffee flavor, the right amount of sweetness, with a smooth finish. Eric and team are welcoming and engaging in genuine conversation. For a snack we enjoyed homemade chips from Henry's Kitchen. They were a perfectly crisp and salty pairing to the beer. Do yourself a favor and grab a pint on the patio of Neshannock Creek Brewing.

Tasted a flight of the five you see in the picture. Lots of potential in this new brewing…read moreoperation. I think they are only available in restaurants and bars right now. I tasted them at Iron Mann in Girard. Shout out to those guys for having this extensive selection, along with great, friendly service I'd say check out 1547 wherever you find them and see how your tastes compare to mine... My impression of the beers (always a subjective matter, of course) went down something like this: 1400 Miles From Home - a Key Lime Sour. Very light sour, to my liking, with all of the flavors in the description working together quite nicely Kolsch - another light version of this style. It is a good summer beer for someone who wants a little more flavor than a Bud/Coors/Miller Ohio Heat Wave - subtle habanero on the back end slowly builds, but that's about the only thing I'm picking up. This is a very light beer Hang 11 - a sweet IPA? The bitterness is as advertised. Would love to know the hops involved. Very drinkable, but don't expect a mouthful of IPA. More like a sweet, session IPA in my opinion Shooktown NE IPA - first taste hit very nice. Like most of them, it tastes very close to the description. No bitterness, but like others on the flight, it's a light version of this style. I'm used to a more potent hit of juice from a NE IPA, it's drinkable for sure

Nice variety of beer and seltzer. Only tried the IPA. Impressive flavor! Chill vibe. We will…read moredefinitely be back.

I rarely leave reviews and am not a huge beer drinker. The bottom line magic at the Nobel Creature…read moreis that the environment is all inclusive and welcoming to every person in this world. Thank you Noble Creature, we will visit every time we are in town. Our children and grands live here and it does our hearts good to know they have some excellent go- tos. We love you!

We stopped down here one evening to enjoy some craft brews and live music. There's not a ton of…read morespace inside when it's busy, so make friends and try to share! We had some great brews down here: they have a number of sours and wild ales, which did not disappoint. Definitely make a stop here if you can or look for their canned brews in local stores!

Formerly a location of Voodoo Brewing, GC Brew Haus is relatively new. It has the same feel as it…read moredid when it was voodoo. Not terribly cozy, but it was clean and has an open feel. Actually stopped here for lunch because I heard that the burgers were pretty good. In truth, the burgers are REALLY good! I only had one beer because it's relatively early in the day, but to their credit, they have a good variety to choose from. Like many "young" breweries, the beer itself was OK. They have some room to grow from that perspective as they hone their craft. The bartender was great...friendly and inviting. She came around to our table enough to be attentive, but not so much that it was annoying. If you're in Grove City, it's worth a stop.

Delicious food in a adorable bar/restaurant located in a historic building in downtown Slippery…read moreRock! I think I can speak for our group of six that we had a great meal! Our server was Dustin (or Justin, we weren't sure) who was terrific (ask for him to wait on you, if you can!) I had the Italian Panini which was so yummy! Also the side dish of loaded mashed potatoes with gravy ..... They were just okay. It was quite a cold night, so 3 of us had nice hot cups of tea served in these quaint handmade mugs! And I had a glass of homemade root beer ..... ya can't go wrong! The prices are reasonable: my tea, root beer, and Italian Panini were $25. I think very moderate. Reservations are highly recommended. You can make one online for a party of up to 6. Larger groups must be reserved over the phone. Highly recommend and I would give it more than five stars if I could!

We enjoyed our lunch at North Country Brew Pub in Slippery Rock, PA…read more My hubby went to college in the area and wanted to show me the town. We enjoyed our Cajun chicken pasta (4.5/5) and the buffalo chicken sandwich (4.5/5). The Backpack Stash IPA was really good and this is coming from someone who doesn't drink much beer. The walls had a lot of cool historical vintage photos and antique items. There's indoor and outdoor seating. We had really good friendly service (5/5). We recommend this restaurant! Happy Yelping :)