Beer is good. Food is good. Bartenders are nice and good a small talk. Good place to meet people…read moretoo. I like the industrial look too. Very intentional.

Reading reviews and some magazine articles, I was drawn to this place when visiting (a very barren…read moreand depressing, but historically important, downtown of) Altoona during the holidays. Cutting to the chase, the brown ale was good, definitely merits the 4+ ratings on beer sites, no doubt. Brewery part of the stop was well-executed. Food took things in a very wrong direction.... Concern being that I ordered a simple mac n' cheese (I guess "large" size - $13.50, what?), adding some "famous pulled pork," which ended up being $16.50 or something along those lines - I received a MICRO, emphasizing MICRO order of mac n' cheese in a small bowl that probably cost them $1.25 to make - great, flavors were just very average and they seemed to be all jazzed that it came with chopped jalapeno on the top. Fancy, y'all. Cost-wise, one pint of beer and this incredibly tiny meal cost over $30, post-tip (still hooked them up) in a dead downtown that frankly needs all the business it can get. Got gas one the outskirts and the strip malls are absolutely surging, which would usually be a major bummer for me, but honestly not in this case after getting econo-slammed. I was honestly shocked there weren't those neon signs in cursive that said stuff like "chow down, chug down," grass on the vertical wall, and other basic things, but I was probably too preoccupied by the fact that every table had "hold for reservation" and I wasn't pointed to sit places, with the bar being full and all, until I asked. Summary - MID, MID, MID food that's in small portions that is an absolute shill in 2025, in a community that's on it's downside economically. So frustrating that places like this are highly-touted.

Stopped in for a quick drink and loved the vibe. The pale ale was smooth and easy to drink, and the…read morewatermelon cocktail was super refreshing. The place smelled amazing with BBQ cooking, and the setup was clean and cool--loved the garage door opening to the patio and the view of the brewing area. Staff was friendly.

Came here with our friends, bringing 6 kids in total! Staff were very accommodating. A lot of kids…read moremenu options. We ordered the jalapeño deviled eggs, Cuban sandwich, sausage sandwich, and kids quesadilla. The servers were gracious enough to offer samples of what's on tap. The menu has something for everyone. Very relaxed vibe inside with some games like cornhole outside. Very fair prices, which is refreshing for a microbrewery!!! Will definitely be back!

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!

This place is amazing!…read more Incredible ambiance, wonderful service with excellent food and beverage selection! I love the PA only wine and beer program. The house brewed Belgian Blonde was one of the best beers I've had all year! We also tried two PA wines, Mazza Cabernet Franc and the house Chardonnay. Both were excellent. Schweety had the beef panini with fries. The roasted red peppers on the sandwich really made it special and the cheese on the fries was SO good! My pasta featured perfectly cooked pasta, grilled chicken, diced mushrooms and creamy sauce and also came with a wonderful side salad. So glad we found this hidden gem.

Stopped here on Saturday night for dinner. A newer place in town, the building looks like a new…read morebuild with plenty of room to grow, an elegant lit bar, lounge area for those who are waiting in the back, and open ceilings. We sat near the window and waited for service for quite awhile until a manager (hat, glasses, tie) came over and apologized and sent a waitress to us. We ordered a margherita flatbread to share as an appetizer. This was good - I would have liked to have more basil on the top - whether more of the chopped or whole leaves. This really adds to the margherita style of pizza. Overall good - and highly quality cheese. I ordered the cacio de Pepe for my entree which comes with a house salad. The salad dressing was good - a light dressing and the lettuce had almonds and cranberries on it. The cacio de Pepe was very good - the pasta was cooked properly and the flavor was on-point. Very good take on an often-overlooked dish. For dessert, I ordered the blackberry cheesecake - which was good, but the bottom crust was way too thick and was hard to cut with the spoon even with me applying all the pressure I could. The waitress ended up taking the pizza off the bill for our wait at the beginning. She was attentive but there were some lulls in service where we could have kept the meal moving and cleared the table quicker for their benefit. Good place - worth a try!

It's a fairly deceiving name. It's basically a bottle shop and not a Brewery. understaffed when we…read morevisited.

Awesome find. If you're in Holidaysburg they have a nice draft selection and tons of bottles and…read morecans. The wings were great and the fries were worth the trip. But most of all the service!!! Never been here before and they treated us like family. It was like sitting down and mom's house for a pint and some wings!

The food is absolutely delicious. Great IPAs to choose from…read moreas well. Check out the basement bar. Thumbs up!!

Cost of burger was $19.00 and had to pay more for fries. Ordered burger as "pink" came well done…read moreand burned around the edges. Overall food was very overpriced and not that great. Cost of dinner for three people was $98.00!!!

While gathering stuff to bring home as my son's college year is coming to an end, we decided to…read morestop here on our way home. It was only my second time here. I give it four stars mainly because the folks working there were so nice and accommodating. I've been told the food is pretty good, although I've never tried it. Table beside me had some tasty looking nachos. It's a clean but not overly decorated or impressive inside. As far as the beer goes, I can't say I was impressed. I primarily drink IPA's and barrel aged stouts. I've tried several of their IPA's in my two visits and at local places and found them to be okay. Not great but not bad.

The food was very good. The portions were very reasonable. The service wasn't bad. It wasn't the…read morefastest but the place is pretty busy. And the ambience, well it's a brewery so you can't expect a lot, but it is pretty cool for a brewery. I am just traveling from West Virginia, but I would love to come back here many times if I ever come back to Indiana. I recommend this place to people who like high-quality food tacos, and great beer.

This restaurant is now our go-to event location for parties, showers, etc... Our experience at the…read moreretirement party yesterday exceeded expectations! The room was ready, the food was served on time, and service was fantastic! The wings were exceptionally well prepared, but all the food was hot and delicious!

The food was not my favorite but it was not terrible…read more The service was great and the waitress was super nice and always attentive to us. The resturaunt is very large and there is enough room for a party of ten.

I was looking for a place with a hearty vegan option half-way between Toledo and New York City…read morewithout going too far off the highway and it seemed like Station 101 would fit the bill- a Black Bean Burger made in house, some tasty nacho options, and I even called ahead to confirm we could get a hearty vegan option, and confirmed it was! Yay! Unfortunately, when we arrived, the last Bean Burger had been sold and the black beans listed as a side were actually cooked in some heavy butter... so it became one of those stops where only French fries were the hot vegan option... because who wants a cold salad when it's 20°F?! In any case, the server was very nice about it and the Craft Beer was still vegan, and because we called ahead about the vegan burger option, they even comped the fries for running out. So- disappointed it wasn't as hearty as we hoped for a vegan on our arrival- but very kind to apologize with comped fries. For those who weren't vegan- the French Dip on ciabatta was on special and sooooo good. I don't like horseradish and it didn't overwhelm the flavor, so it was absolutely perfect! The pulled pork melt with crispy fried onions and bbq sauce was also excellent with a very crunchy buttered thick Texas toast bread. Excellent food when it's available- and hoping for a few more vegan options because Pennsylvania towns are a bit of slim pickings if you don't want to eat animal products!

Service was great. Food was average. Was expecting much more from thier much talked about Pub…read moreBurger. Biggest problem was a very foul odor in the restaurant like dirty mop water.