I've never been in here and received poor service. I see some of these people complaining that…read moresometimes they're busy and it takes to long. Dafuqouttahere. Can/Must recommend.

Always enjoy Corey and the wine tastings. He has a amazing inventory and tons of knowledge about…read morewine. Very friendly and warm atmosphere too.

It looks like a very nice store. The owner was very pleasant and if it weren't 11 am - I would…read morehave enjoyed a glass or two. The also do wine and cheese parties.

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

"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

"How do you not know who Mazeroski is?" I ask my brother, who meets us at Hightower Brewing, the…read morehometown of Mazeroski. He shrugs, not being much of a sports fan. We were looking to get out of the house on a bright winter's day. We made the trip out to Hightower and arrived at a plain building. Inside, we happily found a cozy tasting room, and out the back doors was a good outdoor space. Staff was extremely friendly. BYOF or food truck sometimes!

A great spot to try if you like sours, stouts, and sunshine!! They have a nice outdoor space with…read morepicnic tables and a mix of shady spots and ones with direct sunlight. They also have a few high top barrels to put your drinks on along with a cornhole set up. Their own food truck was available at 4pm on the Saturday we visited, but we didn't get to try anything because we had recently eaten. The beer selection definitely leaned towards sours and stouts, but they had a few other options, as well. There was one guy working behind the bar and luckily it wasn't too crowded. We waited maybe a minute or two before he poured our beers. He was super friendly and helped to provide suggestions and samples. We loved the color of the berry seltzer, but did not love the flavor.. I'd recommend the tangerine sour, for sure!

Shreff's Hometown Bbg is awesome. The employees are clean & very professional handling the food…read morealways wear rubber gloves. The brisket & rids are excellent, He also has 1/2 chickens, jalapeño poppers, pulled pork, & sausage. Everything is good on the menu, try the spicy barbecue sauce. Seriously everything is excellent.

Excellent food. Spike's Special is best chicken sando in area. Sausage sando really good also…read more Great people. Really helpful.

It's the people here that make the place. They are so friendly, it makes you want to stay and hang…read moreout for a bit! The sub we got was mediocre, but some of the other stuff looked good. Prices are very fair. The fudge they sell was delicious and cheap, not made in store, but locally. There's a good selection of foods. It's recommended, just don't expect gourmet. A drawback is that there is no public restroom. They should allow customers to use it.

I had their Cuban panini today along with their Garlic and parmesan french fries. I highly…read morerecommend them. The Cuban was $8 and the small fries were $5. It was well worth it. The Cuban panini reminded me of the Latino Deli I go to in Florida. Excellent food from their truck. Go get something to eat you won't be disappointed!

Southpaw Eatz is a good little food truck in a location that's easy to access. The smash burger…read morealmost had a sweet taste to it, which was good, but other than that it was an average burger. The garlic Parmesan fries were really good, but definitely very garlicky - which was great to me.