Red Lion finally got a restaurant that compliments down town. Put this one on your to do list. The…read morefood is prepared for you when you order. Fresh salads and burgers and my grandsons favorite Mac and Cheese. Crab meat on your burger or in a grilled cheese sandwich. When you are done, go for the cheese cake. Everyone is so pleasant and helpful. A special shout out to Jerry for insisting I try the cheesecake to whom I am eternally grateful. AND!!!! They have take home beer from their Kegs to your home. The old boy looks happy.

What a phenomenal place! We came here for the first time ever on a Wednesday right as they opened…read more We were greeted right away and were able to sit where we pleased. The bartender was super attentive and very friendly. We ordered the bang-bang shrimp, and two of the lunch specials. The bang-bang shrimp was packed with punch, the tomato bisque was thick and flavorful, and the pizza dough was airy and the toppings were fresh. Don't get me started on their homemade Ranch dressing!! Also, loved the touch tunes option and the clean welcoming environment. Will visit again.

Been here twice now on the recommendation from family. Stopped once before the Tartan Terrors at…read morethe Appell Center and again just cause we enjoyed it so much the first time! I'm not a heavy drinker but I enjoy a social drink now and then. They have an excellent selection of seasonal brews for every taste. (I like more light beers while my husband and father in law prefer the darker ones) Food wise you can't go wrong with their BBQ. I had gotten a fish and chips special in March and I wish they still had it on the menu! Fish was so light and crispy, not greasy like most I've had. This time I had the half chicken which came with a corn bread muffin, baked beans and BBQ sauce. Chicken was so tender and juciy, I had enough for another meal. Husband had the brisket sandwich and just the plan brisket the next time. Said the sandwich was better, not as dry as just the meat. We made the mistake of ordering an appetizer and soup with our BBQ trays and all the food came out within 10 minutes of each course. Waitress apologized that the BBQ platters don't take long to get together so its just something to keep in mind. I remember the first time our appetizer and entrees came out later so it really depends on what you order. Both times we got the large pub pretzel with crab dip. So good! I do recommend reservations as it seems to fill pretty fast. It's a large open restaurant with beautiful decor and outdoor seating that will probably open up with the warmer weather. Just watch the timing and what you order or you might end up with a buffet like we did. Plus side, it was all good left over!

Gorgeous building. Very busy on a Friday night! Lots of families with kids too. Got seated right…read moreaway, even though it was busy - it's a huge space. Got drinks - my husband was delighted with the beer options and loved the single hop All Citra the best, and he is a beer snob (in the best way!). The Sauvignon blanc was ok, but I realize that is not their focus. We had calamari to share - good flavor, but more pillowy than crisp. The platters are the way to go - $20 for a ridiculous amount of terrific food! The pulled pork was smoky, tender and homemade sauces were perfect. Sides of coleslaw, beans and a cornbread muffin were all tasty and a nice sized serving. I had enough left for another whole meal! The brisket was awesome too - got a chunk from my husband. Our server was Allie - she did a great job - there when we needed her, knowledgeable and nice as could be! The food is served quickly, which was nice if you are traveling. Overall, a fun experience in a beautiful setting and a very reasonable price.

Very good food. Excellent friendly service. And very clean well decorated dining room. Great stout…read moretoo. Highly recommended.

Friendly staff. Aviation-friendly decor. Menu lists extensive choices of delicious pub style food…read more Self-serve Beer Wall

We stop in to check it out. Great atmosphere and the service was speed and excellent. Beer was very…read moretasty.

Not only was the beer good so was their food specials. Started off with their Philly egg rolls…read more Love a place that makes food in house vs Cysco frozen. Had the Korean sliders.

We visited this spot while exploring the area. We only had a beer each, but enjoyed the casual vibe…read moreand the bartenders were very kind. They don't serve food other than snacks, but there are several places nearby to grab a bite to eat and you can bring it into the bar to enjoy (exactly what we did with empanadas a few doors down!) Overall, this was a cool spot and I'd like to return and see what the beer rotations are like!

Great atmosphere that was quiant and intimate vs larger breweries that I've been to…read more Was able to enjoy some empanadas with my beers as they had partnered up with the local business for food while you drink. The sour and stouts surprised me. I thought they would be more coffee flavored forward but glad that it wasn't overpowering but a smooth taste that allowed casual drinkers like me to not be turned off. I look forward to coming back during the warmer months and checking out the city when it comes alive!

Wow! I am starting my review with that because that was the first thing I thought when I walked…read moreinto Cox Brewing's Rally Point. This is a great veteran owned business. Listen, if you know what a hand circle has to do with a rally point, or what a LACE Report is, then this place needs to be high on your OPORD For the rest of you, read the rest of the review to see why you need to come here too. First lets clarify why Google and Yelp are calling this location Cox Brewing and Rally Point. Cox Brewing Company is the brewery, and they used to have a separate location a couple miles away. Rally Point is the name of their tap room where you enjoy great beer in an awesome atmosphere. Rally Point is co-located with the Pizza Town restaurant. You can bring food from the latter over to the tap room. Order it and they will text you when it's ready. Now on to the important stuff. The beer here is flat out great. The bartenders are more than happy to recommend beers for you. She suggested two for me and they were both on point. They went down like 50 meter targets (if you understand that, you better already have this place bookmarked). The atmosphere here is unique and a lot of fun. There's sandbags, ammo cans, belt feeds, and other great stuff you won't see at any other bars. The two bartenders that attended to me were super friendly and seemed to really enjoy their job. On top of all that, there's live music. What are you waiting for? Shoot your azimuth and get here double time!

Exciting new brewery in E-town! Cox Brewing Company used to be located in Rheems but now has a much…read morelarger and really inviting space next to Pizza Town -- with a roomy indoor taproom, long bar, stage area for live music, outdoor seating and fire pits, and tons of great drinks on tap. I was able to visit once before the Christmas holiday and again right before New Years so the hubs and I could ring in 2021 with some delicious local beers. We started with the two sours on tap -- Bug Juice (perfect tart blend of strawberry/blueberry and lime) and Lawn Dart (peach/mango) -- and I hope they keep them on tap through summer because these are the types of beers I'd enjoy with friends on a hot afternoon. Next up were two IPAs -- CH-47, which is a light and super smooth American style, and IPA-X, which is another American style but with a little more citrus - not sure which hops are used, but they're good! We also decided to sample one heavier beer -- the Armistice Ale, which was listed at 11% ABV. That's should be enough to wipe out those 2020 memories, right?? This isn't a style either the hubs or I are into -- it's a scotch style ale, which is darker and heavier -- I'm glad we only did a howler, as more than one glass a piece might've done us both in! But the flavor was good. The staff is taking COVID precautions seriously, which I appreciate -- they all wear masks, clean regularly and provide sanitizer. There were a few folks outside at the fire pits when I visited, but most were taking their growlers to go. Nice steady business Wednesday night when I visited (after 5pm), but I beat the crowd on a Saturday by arriving as soon as they opened. The prices are reasonable -- $10 - $15 growler refills and $6 howler refills hit the spot. If I could carry more than two growlers at a time, it'd be dangerous! This is a veteran-owned business, so there's tons of military references not only in the names of the beers (Ghille Suit, Gun Bunny, etc.), but also in the atmosphere at Rally Point. Not my typical style, but it's very inviting and everyone is super friendly, so you can't help but to want to hang out and chat with the staff and knowledgeable regulars. It also looks like they arrange a lot of fundraisers and events to support other local veterans orgs -- flyers posted around the venue and advertised on their website. I love supporting not just a good local brewery and veteran business, but also a hometown company that pays it forward to their community -- especially during this crazy pandemic.

A friend and I stopped in when I visited her in PA a couple of weeks ago. It was a really hot…read moreafternoon so we were very excited to come into an air conditioned room and try some cold beverages. The bartender let me try a couple of samples and then I settled on a beer that I found nice and tasty. I sat down at a table with my friend to drink our beverages. Other people were getting food but we were just interested in having a drink. The staff was very friendly but there were several families with little children, and the kids were running around barefoot screeching at the top of their lungs while the parents were eating and drinking. If it hadn't been for that, we probably would have stayed longer. Overall it's a nice place to grab a beverage and have a bite to eat.

How is the beer, the service, and the food so bad? The…read morelocation on the rail trail and outdoor space is nice. But really, how do you make beer that bad? Is that intentional?