Excellent muy bueno , todo bien , Chris is excellent !Really great service!…read more Definitely going back again and again.

Our server Tom is wonderful! He's always so knowledgeable and always so professional all while…read moremaking everyone feel welcome.

I always enjoy going to zero day. From the craft beers to the Specialty cocktails, you can always…read morefind something to satisfy your thirst! I went with the white sangria, which was full of different fruits and hit the spot. If you haven't tried the pretzel bites, they are an absolute must! Soft and billowy and tossed in butter, almost leave you speechless. The beer, cheese dip, just enhances the experience! For my meal, I tried the mushroom Smashburger. It was smoky, full of mushroom flavor on a pretzel roll. I would definitely order that again! My friend had the buffalo chicken sandwich and she said it was one of the best buffalo chicken sandwiches she has ever had! Our server, Sydney was very helpful with the menu and really enhanced our experience with her outgoing personality! We sat outside and it was a beautiful evening to enjoy some cocktails, a nice meal and they had the fire pit going as well. Check out zeroday, you won't be disappointed.

Zeroday Brewing's downtown Harrisburg location is a solid spot to grab a drink or meet up with…read morefriends before heading to other events nearby. I've been here several times, both for casual drinks and organized events, and it's consistently a comfortable, relaxed place. The beer selection is excellent and is definitely one of the better local breweries in the area, and the food options complement the drinks nicely. Service can vary depending on how busy it is, but it's generally fine and friendly. The space itself has a clean, modern pub vibe with a good mix of indoor seating and a nice outdoor area in back. It feels trendy without trying too hard. Overall, Zeroday Brewing is a dependable, enjoyable downtown hangout with great beer and good energy.

A nice casual spot with se real options for seating depending on weather…read more We usually Come for the to go beer, but the restaraunt is excellent as well. We typically get the nachos and sandwiches, the brisket one is my personal favorite. Most of the the beers on top are great, but even if you can't find a good one, their cocktails are top notch.

I want to preface this with saying that this place used to be great. They had a seasonal menu…read more(still do) but almost anything you could order was really flavorful and yummy. We used to take the kids here, there was something for everybody and a fun atmosphere. Fast forward a few years and this place has really gone downhill. Three staff was all very young and seemed to be in a rush. OK - we can deal with that, although it wasn't even as crowded as usual on a Sunday night. We ordered the Nashville hot chicken sandwich (which was listed under handhelds), with the "chilli mango coleslaw" option. We also had a pork belly sandwich and smash burger for our toddler. We weren't given an option to get that medium and wete told "it just comes one way" "because it's smashed". Other restaurants always ask you how you want your burgers even if it's listed as a smash but ok - I can also live with this. The last thing we ordered we a Buffalo chicken wedge salad to share. It ended up being our undoing for the evening and the straw that broke the camels back. The "Nashville" chicken sandwich was a greasy, thin slice of completely unseasoned chicken. It wasn't spicy like it said, it was pretty soft and soggy instead of crunchy, and was totally unsalted. It was worse than when I was doing no salt from a high bp diet post partum. :( the bread fell apart and was sopping wet... I guess from some pickles and lettuce on the bottom of the sandwich? It was anything but handheld and so I ended up just scraping what chicken off I could and leaving the rest. My "chili mango" coleslaw had no mango, no spice, and was just regular plain, unsalted cole slaw. I recieved 2 teaspoons of this in a plastic cup on the side and regretted not ordering the fries instead, which looked to be a good portion size on my husbands entreé. My food order was terrible overall. 0/10 My husband said he liked his sandwich. The fries were a 6/10 because they were crunchy but they were cold. Our kids menu smash burger was all grease, and came well done. Our kid ate a few fries and they were less greasy. 3/10 The worst part of the meal was the salad... The Buffalo chicken was tasty, but the whole salad was onions and sopping in dressing. We then found a black molded rotten tomato and honestly we were sick to our stomachs after that. Like I was insisting the salad at that point and ended up finding that but what else did we already eat that was just totally rotten ?? 2/10 only for the chicken salvaging the flavor for this dish. When we told the waitress that this was distressing, like we came out to get our of the house with our baby and this was the meal (so disappointing) she did not automatically offer to take the rotten salad off the bill. We asked her to please remove it, and to her credit she did so after putting us in an awkward position to have to ask at all. We liked that this place supports local artists. For that, 2 stars For these reasons though above we will not be back here for dinner. Sorry Evergrain, we will miss you!

I was recently back at the Grateful Goat while I was out of town for work. Unfortunately this place…read morefell off a bit since the last time I visited. Some of the food didn't look or taste fresh (I.e. the beer cheese) and the homemade tots that I ordered did not taste like tater tots at all. A coworker had to send her spaghetti and meatballs back because the meatballs were burnt to a crisp. I am surprised they even served them in the first place. The service was just okay as well. I saw that they recently closed so maybe they were just going through the motions at that point.

Attended a work happy hour event here with about 50 people in the back room. It was brightly lit…read moreand spacious, with TVs all around the room on sports channels. Thank goodness! I was SUPER IMPRESSED by the staff that managed to keep up with drinks in this horde of people, all moving around the space and socializing. I wish I'd caught our server's name because he was awesome and I'd like to give him props. They served some BBQ wings, which were big, juicy and delicious, excellent fried Brussels sprouts, and these loaded tots things that were yummy too. He's definitely go back to sample more of their menu.

The Cameron Street location is the original home of Appalachian Brewing Company (ABC) and is…read moreunrivaled for its ambiance. The building is a former printing plant which has a spacious tap rooms/dining on the first floor and the Abbey Bar (with occasional live music) upstairs. I'm a big fan of ABC for many reasons, not the least of which is their variety of approachable and tasty beer styles for nearly any taste. ABC manages to stay creative with a mix of standard selections with a rotating cast of seasonals--but nothing too exotic. The food has been good in my experience and I confess a particular liking for the pierogies--pretty darn good for this part of PA. Service at this location has been uniformly excellent during all my visits. A couple of mild quirks about the Cameron Street location: first, parking is a bit odd. There's a small lot near the entrance but most parking is near the back of the building. Second, the brewery is on a slightly industrial stretch of Cameron Street. Translation: the neighborhood looks worse than it actually is! ABC runs an excellent small chain of brew pubs (I've visited most of them) but I think the original has a je ne sais quoi that makes it special.

Last night I stopped into Appalachian brewing for dinner, and also got to play trivia with a…read morecoworker on a business trip. The food in my opinion is a touch above a typical brewery these days. The pierogies and Brotz were amazing and I absolutely love them. The beers are typical for an established brewery and were quite tasty. Especially like the staff, they were friendly and very attentive. The atmosphere was awesome, and I really love the themes that seem to shout out to through hikers on the Appalachian Trail.

Went here with some friends on a Saturday afternoon, plenty of seating available…read more Great beers and friendly owner and staff!! Wish they had a larger food menu though

Hemauer Brewery has that unmistakable feeling that every one knows your name. It's more than a…read moretaproom: it's the neighborhood's living room.The moment you step inside, there's a sense of familiarity. People smile, conversations drift across the room, and regulars welcome first‑timers without hesitation. It's warm, inclusive, and grounded in genuine hospitality -- the kind of atmosphere that makes you want to pull up a stool and stay longer than you planned. The beer is outstanding, crafted with intention and personality. Whether you're a hop‑head, a stout loyalist, or someone who just wants something smooth and easy, Hemauer has it for you. They make the experience relaxed and fun -- never fussy, always friendly. But the real heart of Hemauer is the people. They've built a place where community isn't just a word on a sign; it's something you feel. Locals, newcomers, families, travelers -- everyone fits. Everyone's welcome. Everyone's part of the room.If you're anywhere nearby, stop in. Have a pint and ettle in.

We stopped at Lancaster Brewing for lunch on our way home from a bike ride, and we're so glad we…read moredid! We sat out back on the patio, which was a really nice spot to enjoy our meal. I had the pulled pork sandwich, and my husband had the ribs. I enjoyed a flight of their beers, while my husband had a beer. Everything was delicious, and the service was great--friendly, fast, and attentive. We really enjoyed our meal and would definitely recommend stopping at Lancaster Brewing if you're in the area. It was the perfect stop after a bike ride!

For the second time ever, I visited a brewery after already knowing about its beers. (The first…read morebeing Flying Fish, R.I.P.) But this place is much more than beer, and I can't recommend it enough. First, there is a bar completely separate from the eating area, so you can choose what experience you want. Second, I've known that all their beers are top notch, which is why I wanted to come here. I'm not an IPA guy, but the black IPA is some top notch stuff that anyone can appreciate. Not super hoppy, really well balanced. Blonde stout is another superb creation, Lancaster gets some depth into it that many other breweries can't manage. Third, if you want food, they learned from the Food Network and limited their menu to just a few choices, all excellently prepared. I ordered the Angry Mac with gator meat. It had excellent flavor, they made it spicier like I asked, and unlike most places they provided plenty of meat. Great quantity and great taste that I wasn't expecting. I tasted my friend's polenta and it was perfectly balanced with some cheese, not too salty. I could eat that for days. Finally, Eva, our waitress? Wonderful. My friend and I were weighing dessert, we wanted a brownie but not the whole hot fudge brownie sundae. Eva made it work and even split it between heated and cold. What a great server. Props to Eva! To get this quality of food, this quality of beer, this quality of service, and this quality of ambiance all in one? No wonder my friend was willing to go two days in a row. I need a Lancaster Brewing in my town.

This was our first time visiting this restaurant. We had high hopes because it's in a good area and…read morethe facility itself is nice. It was a pleasant evening, so we sat outside, not anticipating all the bees that would hover over our food while we ate. I had a half a rack of ribs and my husband had the salmon. My rib ribs were tough and I couldn't eat the mac & cheese as it was very thick and gloppy, for lack of a better word. The texture of it was unpleasant, so I just left it. My husband had the salmon which came with asparagus and rice. There was nothing on his plate that had any flavor. Both of our dinners were very disappointing. We are Coke people and this place serves Pepsi, so we got iced tea. It was the kind of iced tea that has a funky aftertaste, so we just sipped a little to wash down dinner. We are new to the area and were hoping maybe we had found another restaurant to enjoy, but this one will not be it. We will not go back.

I had a veggie pizza from this place and it was maybe the best pizza I've ever had???? I never want…read moreto eat a non smoked tomato ever again. The spicy vinaigrette on top was also a game changer. The crust was perfect. Literally no notes. I didn't actually go to the establishment though, but apparently they have trivia on Wednesdays that my family enjoys going to. Seems like a good time!

Boneshire is my husband's favorite brewery, so naturally we had to try the Tap room. This is…read moreactually our second visit here. The staff is great and the space is clean. I am not a huge beer drinker but the server was very nice and helped me picked a beer I would like.

Bartender will keep you laughing, lots of interesting regulars. Can be hot in the summer but it's…read moresuch a unique experience it's worth it.

This little spot in the Harrisburg market is a great place to grab a beer! It is great because you…read morehave the opportunity to walk around with your beer and choose from other venders for food. I am not a huge beer drinker but the person I was with is. He really enjoys Zeroday beers and was happy with their selection. I was excited to see a selection of mixed drinks in the menu but was disappointed to find out that they made with store brought juices opposed to fresh juices. (Would LOVE to see a drink in the menu featuring the hand pressed juice that can be find at the market ). All in all, it was fun to sit and talk in the middle of the market while drinking and people watching. I would definitely visit again.