Small brewery's are common in Appalachia. Some have even turned into larger operations, over the…read moreyears. Names like Appalachian Beer Company and Lancaster Brewery come to mind. These places some excellent beer. But they also are restaurants. So, maybe beer is a draw in or the food at times. So with that, Drunk Monkey is a pure brewery. They make, sell, distribute, and promote their own product. As far as promoting, I am not sure they need to do much work as the product has really gotten some attention at the street level. I have seen the main beer showing up at local restaurants the last year. There has also been solid word of mouth. Some of their beers are even winning awards. So it didn't take much convincing from a coworker to get me there before our Nittany Lions came on. The brewery, itself, is a tiny place tucked into an old industrial park that use to be home to one of the largest textile mills in the country. Long abandoned, different smaller businesses now call the park home. One of the more sustained businesses is Fisher's bee farm. That brings us to the brewery. The owner of the bee farm decided to start a brewery near his business. Once finding the brewery, you notice that it is a whole in the wall kinda place. But once entering, the place is organized, clean, and the folks are extremely warm and friendly. Everything is clearly marked. Beer prices are payed out in a sheet on the wall. There is a merchandise rack clearly marked. There are cases clearly marked for type. You can tell this is a place where the people love and care about their beer. The lady manning the shop was knowledgable and friendly. She gave us a preview of the beers and described each one as we taste tested the taps. She then offered us a tour of the small brewery which we jumped on. This definitely plussed the experience and ultimately earned that fifth star. We learned that this particular young lady also hand labels, preps, and fills the bottles. So she does more than just look pretty selling the beer. Now for the beer. I really can't remember all the particular names of the beer. But I had a few favorites. In particular, the German wheat beer was fantastic. That is what I got my growler filled with. Some of the other beers that tasted great, Kraken and one named Mistress or something to that effect. Fittingly, the mistress had a tap handle in the shape of a ship figure head. Speaking of which, all the beers have nautical names based on the folklore of Captain Jack which many local landmarks are named. I have nothing negative to say about Drunk Monkey. They are in an obscure location. The place is small and doesn't look like much from the outside. But like most really great businesses, it is about the knowledge of the people behind the business. Drunk Monkey has plenty of that! If you are in the area on a Wednesday or Saturday, stop in for a taste.

Excellent service! Good craft beers and delicious pizza with so many unique options to choose! They…read morehave live music, often on Thursdays. They open at 4pm so you can't get lunch, but definitely worth a try!

Stopped here Saturday afternoon and really loved everything about the place! Beautiful, clean, very…read moreattentive staff. Multiple beer selections, and although we haven't tried it "yet" we've been told they have excellent pizza! We will be returning!

Great local place in Selinsgrove. A mix of locals with a splash of college kids. I just had drinks…read moreand the experience of hanging on the back patio on a superb weather, Fall, October afternoon. People working were very friendly. Good beer selection in normal size or in Octoberfest size tankards. Street parking, was easy even with nearby university homecoming weekend.

I was passing through town and the hotel I stayed at recommended this location for some good local…read morefood and beer. And it was. It's a cool building as many have noted, renovated space from a older brick building. Order beer in the front at the bar, order food in the back at the food counter. Pay each separately. The beers were all excellent (normally I stick to nationally known craft beers but these here were great). And I had a chicken sandwich which was also very good. Street parking.

The beer selection and interior design were more impressive than the food…read more Both beers we ordered were poured well and had good citrus and hoppy notes. No complaints there. Besides the staple menu, there was a rotating menu featuring a soup, mussel dish, flatbread, burger, and pasta. The food took some time to come out, and everything was rather bland across the board. The interior was decorated nicely for the holidays though. *Hummus Platter: a huge shareable for $10. The crispy naan resembled the Costco version but fried. The naan itself worked well as a base for the hummus, although the hummus was neither smooth nor flavorful. There was no fragrance from the chickpeas, and it tasted rather unseasoned. The selection of peppers, carrots, and cucumbers was decent. *Garlic Butter Mussels: their monthly mussel dish. The mussels were cooked well and coated in a one dimensional sauce. The sweet wine was cooked down with lots of garlic, while the butter was subtle. I wished there had been a bit more toasted baguette to balance the one pound of seafood. Note there is a 3% credit card surcharge. I could not find this listed on their menu and but I saw the charge on my receipt. I enjoyed the few beers I had, and the food was acceptable for a bar. With some improvement to the flavors, this could be a worthwhile visit for a bite and a drink.

Came here for lunch while on a business trip. I had the burger with fries. The burger was delicious…read morethe brioche bun was very good soft and fluffy. The fries were crispy on the outside but still fluffy on the inside. They were dry service was good not many people in the restaurant for lunch. It was a Tavern type of decor. My only issue was the beer cheese. It tasted too much like beer. The beer flavor was definitely over powering. The other special sauce wasn't great but it wasn't bad either. A typical thousand island type of sauce. But over all it was pretty solid. I would comeback and try something else.

The owners of this establishment really know how to treat their guests. Beyond a great menu and…read morewonderfully crafted beers is a real sense of being welcomed. We love this place and the folks who run it.

Great Place,Great Beer,Great Booz. Great People!!…read moreStop by for a drink and some food all Good!

Stumbled upon this place, well in town this past Friday on the way back from Knoebels…read more The ambience was comfortable with rock theme décor, bartender was pleasant, and the locals were friendly as well. Decent selection of beers, depending on your palate, and loved the pretzels. Its amazing, today the creativity and passion for reutilization of old buildings. After chatting with the bartender, discovered that the brewery was a converted former car wash, that's been open for almost 6 years. My beer selection was a lighter lager with a peach flavor, sorry, forgot the name. One never knows, the hidden jem local towns have when visiting an area. Great find, and highly recommend if your local, or visiting in town. \

We were very surprised to see all the options on the menu. Great imperial Belgian for me and two…read moregood IPA's for Dan. The sours were nice and light, blueberry sour. Bartender Joe was great, easy and knowledgeable.

I've dined here several times amd Turkey Hill does not disappoint. Food is always delicious…read more Service always friendly. Good beer selection. Nice ourdoor seating. A go-to for various occasions, like birthdays, friends in town, or just because!

First time for me. Great steak for not being a steak house. Excellent service. Plenty of cool…read morethings as a brewery normally has. Bar area was nice with a few TVs. Price was not bad at all considering the quality of food and service. Definitely worth the visit.

I ordered a margarita and received 10 oz and saw others with 16 oz. There is no choice of size. I…read moreordered another and asked what size they are and I was told 16 oz. I said I only had a 10 oz when I ordered the first. She asked if I still have the cup and showed her the cup. She returned with the right size and said nothing about my being screwed the first time. After I paid I saw they did not a damn thing about screwing me on barely more than half the size on the first marg.

New Trail is a solid spot located in an industrial area of Williamsport, PA. This place is all…read moreabout the beer, with a factory vibe in the tasting area adjacent to the brewery. There's a full selection of New Trail's offerings on tap. They don't offer flights per se, but you can order 4-ounce pours. Food is limited to food trucks on site. The beer is excellent and fresh since you are enjoying it right at the source. New Trail ships around the region and beyond and has grown into a reasonably good sized business. As such, the overall tasting room experience feels a little...corporate...with plenty of merch on offer in addition to the beer. As others have noted, the exterior spaces are functional but basically tables in a gravel area off a parking lot. I get it--there's not much you can do with that location. However, if beer is your priority then the rest is secondary. Definitely recommend.

Such a beautifully designed & well-operated bar. All of their product is Pennsylvania-made, so it's…read morea great way to celebrate and enjoy some unique, specialty cocktails & craft beers, etc, Danielle and Holly are fabulous bartenders. The whole ambiance of this spot is worth coming back to and I look forward to another gin & tonic!

The beer selection was terrific, but secondary to the pure joy enlisted by the surroundings and the…read morepeople. I would tell everyone to go there often, but then I wouldn't have a seat so forget it.

Been here a few times, both for regular dining and for Galantine in February. Food is good in…read moregeneral. Today I had cheesesteak and fries, which were good. Just not sure about the merinara sauce to go with the fries. Of the beers I tried, my favorite was the Swish (Swedish Fish-inspired sour beer). Service was great- our waitress was very attentive and friendly. For Galantine brunch, the omlett station was my favorite. Least favorite was that the cocktails that we ordered at the bar before the cocktail-making demo was not included with the prepurchased tickets. Second floor of the restaurant has a lot of taxidermy (not my thing, but may be a lot of other people's), and game tables, like pool. Will be back!

Didn't know what to expect, but we were pleasant surprised. First of all: get the crab rangoon dip!…read moreAs a group of 3, we destroyed it. It was so good with the big wonton strips that came with it. Our waitress, Carly, was nice enough to send out more strips for the delightful dish. I would return just for the dip. I had a wrap and butternut squash soup that were both so good. My co-diners, my mom and sister, also enjoyed their food and we thought Carly was so sweet and offered great service. We are in Philly but would absolutely return.