I had no idea what to expect having just seen information on the website during a family trip to…read morePunxsutawney. I was so charmed by the unique location and impressed by the beer selection. The bartender wasn't super welcoming, but she warmed up to us. We didn't eat, but it's worth mentioning that they offer food as well. Definitely check out this spot if you're in the area.

First timers- This was a fun and solid stop along our road trip. The pizza and beer were great and…read morethe box car experience did not disappoint. We enjoyed our unique pit stop experience!

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.

The Brew Bank is a delightful gem that truly stands out, especially when it comes to desserts. Jes…read moreThe Baker crafts desserts that are nothing short of extraordinary. Each creation is a visual feast, bursting with flavor and creativity. Whether it's a rich chocolate peanut butter cake or a decadent pastry, Jes's attention to detail and passion for baking shine through in every bite. If you're looking for a sweet treat that goes above and beyond, The Brew Bank is the place to be! and the food is delicious the bartender does a wonderful job!!

We were attending an event in the area and this place was recommended to us at the event. The…read morebrewery is located right in town on Main Street and is in an older building that used to be a bank. The dining area is relatively small but seating was available immediately. We were seated and it took a few minutes for the server to ask us for our drink order. Since they also make their own root beer I decided to try that. I also ordered sriracha bourbon bbq bacon burger (1/2 lb)with fries and my wife had the Philly cheese steak sandwich also with fries. The root beer was very good and it took quite a while for our order to come out (about 25 mins) but the server apologized for the delay. The burger was cooked to a perfect medium and was delicious. I would definitely recommend it if you like big flavor with some heat from the sliced jalapeño slices. The fries were good but nothing special. My wife's sandwich was acceptable although she would have preferred the roll to be toasted again good but nothing special. I did try one of their beers at the event we attended which was a blueberry lemonade Shandy and was very good especially on a hot day. Overall a good experience and we would definitely stop again if we are in the area. 5 stars for the burger but overall 4 stars

Atmosphere was great and I cannot wait to go back there to see what the vibe is in the summer.read more

I highly recommend trying Lost in the Wild Brewery. The beer selection is good, but No Sours. The…read morestaff is very friendly. They do not serve food, but they do have a different food truck to cover your food orders. I enjoyed my experience here and would most definitely come back.

Nestled into a little nowhere...coal country brewing has the welcoming nature of a dive bar but the…read moremenu can rival that of a Michelin star experience with a home town touch. Every menu item is like a hug. The cook here makes everything from scratch from making fresh sauerkraut to pickling their own gardenia. All the meat is local and freshly processed. All draft beers and cocktails are brewed in house. With 4 cocktail options and 16 different draft beers on tap, plus 4 non-alcoholic options, there is something to tantalize every preference and taste bud. Having been here a couple times now...I can say without a doubt my ancestors sing every time we order the tot, sauerkraut and corned beef appetizer. The wings are crispy and flavorful. The seafood is also fresh off the ocean. The service is personal and exceptional like having family serve you with food made from love. My favorite hands down is the Italian hoagie with au jus. Prepare for a happy food dance every time you eat here. It's worth the drive and the try, and I'm sure you will find yourself, like me returning time and time again.

Was out in the area for a family reunion. Went here and was very impressed with all the beers…read more The drinks they make are wonderful my wife loves them. The food is very good also. We had different dishes and everyone was very good.

Second visit to Noble Stein. This is one of two micro breweries in Indiana, PA. They have a food…read moremenu, although I didn't look at it. They have plenty of seating inside. Most of the folks who were there seemed to be eating, as well as having some drinks. I did see that they have soft drinks for kids. The draft list had 12 drinks on tap. One cider from Arsenal in Pittsburgh and the rest from Noble Stein. The my had numerous style of beer to choose from as well as a seltzer that they brewed. They only had one of the styles that I regularly choose from (hazy IPA), I tried it and found it to be okay, not amazing. My son had their Dunkel and liked it a lot. We both also ordered a Hefeweizen and it was solid. If you or your friends like different styles of beer then you won't be disappointed with this place because they had variety.

Stopped in here after getting a Christmas tree. Cool little spot . The beer was subpar didn't try…read morethe food . Hazy IPA wasn't hazy at all. Coffee style wasn't too thick more like a porter minimal coffee flavors.

Food was phenomenal. The muscles were cooked in a savory…read morespicy beer sauce. That had just the right amount of beer flavor. Just enough for you to know it's in there but not so much that the whole thing was beer. 100% chance of stopping back just for them and reordering. Beer was great.

Stopped by on our drive from NY to Chicago and had such a great time here! We ordered the Brew Haus…read moreBites and loved them so much we ordered it twice. Not only was the food good, the service exceeded our expectation. The chef and wait staff really went above and beyond. Definitely worth the visit!!

Buffalo Alfredo with Shrimp was fantastic. Just bitty enough but not too much. The Buffalo…read moreflavoring was delicious. Noodle and shrimp cooked to perfection. It's a good portion too, I did not plan on finishing it but couldn't help myself.. so delicious. BBQ Pulled Pork Bacon & pretzel melt. Was well made, moist and the BBQ sauce was sweet but not too sweet. The blend of Savory from the bacon and sweet from the BBQ sauce made this a great choice. The Classic burger was also scrumptious. It was slightly over cooked past Med to well done. But other than that. It was yummy. Service - Food was made in a timely manner and delivered to the table hot. was mainly attentive but we really only got water- so we made that pretty easy- lol. The ambiance was so great- gave a great feel of a hometown brewery / Tavern. Fantastic!

the service was excellent. the decor is interesting and contains some information about the local…read morearea. there are a wide variety of beverages to pick from. the menu offered variety but a limited number of selections so that you knew the quality would be good. my husband had Parmesan mashed potatoes, green beans, and chicken breast topped with shrimp and an Alfredo crab sauce. i had a side salad, green beans, and salmon with shrimp and crab Alfredo sauce. both were delicious. I took 1 point off because the seasonal vegetable was canned green beans. highly recommend

On a recent visit to Clarion, we tried out the two local breweries in town, and it was Mechanistic…read morefor the win. The other brewery has the more visible Main St location, but it was very dark inside and heavy metal music was playing loudly. Mechanistic is just around the corner and has a much warmer, brighter vibe with a lot of outdoor tables. The inside bar area is small but has good natural light, and they were setting up for an event in a larger room next door. Our bartender was friendly and welcoming, and mentioned they weren't officially open that day except for the event, so we appreciated being welcomed in. I ordered a pumpkin beer and it was SO GOOD. I've had several recently, and this was my favorite. It tastes like a slice of fresh pumpkin pie, smooth and sweet but not overly so. Would definitely return here.

Great atmosphere, decent selection of brews. Staff is friendly and knowledgeable. They also have…read moresome ciders and specialties that some brewery's never seem to have.

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.