Pretty good food. Nice bands service is pretty good too good selection of beer and coolers …read more Big enough to hold a fundraiser

Had a blast for uncle Vinnies birthday. Forgot to post it. Fedderers rock!! And country. You rock…read moreand country like its 1999

First visit here as I am rarely over this way. Parking is a little hard I found. Not sure if I…read moremissed anything or not. It's beside Cafe Monaco and if it's busy good luck finding a spot nearby. I went mid day on a Sunday and after some circling the block found a nearby spot. I think the venue itself is very nice. It's fresh looking and inviting. Because it was one of the warm days recently they had the whole front opened up and that was nice. It seems to have a hometown client base, I say that because everyone seemed to know each other or at least someone else there. They had a food truck setting up when I was there but I don't try it. The selection, while not huge was solid. I decided to try a DIPA and a TIPA and both were decent. The folks working were accommodating. If I get back over that way I'll be sure to stop by and try another drink or two.

"Finally, something I can sink," I say, finding myself a pint rather than a putt after the U.S…read more Open. I'm a lousy golfer but certainly appreciated a cold drink after walking around the golf course all day. Local Remedy is a brewery in Oakmont. It is in the main business district. Garage doors open to offer fresh air. There are picnic tables outside and they encourage you to order from any of Oakmont's various restaurants. The staff is extremely friendly, offering quick service and great recommendations. There were non-alcoholic options for those who did not drink in our party. We enjoyed it enough that we came back twice over three days.

Kay-Won what an outstanding meal!! The dumplings, fried chicken and crabcakes so good at the…read more restaurant but also in the evening when we had the leftover!! Samantha and I will be back.

From the owner: The Grist House Beer Market offers customers an extensive tap list of Grist House beers, delicious…read moreKorean inspired food by Pocha by Kye-Won, a unique indoor space, and an outdoor area to enjoy. This location brings a new Grist House experience to the Saxonburg community.

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!

Absolutely love their beer selection. The best in the region. Friendly staff. Great service and…read morelove the ambiance.

Looks can be deceiving! The outside looks divey and quirky, but the inside is fun, full of energy,…read moreand cool. There's one dart board in the back and a pool table. They also welcome dogs! Katie was the bartender, and she was engaging, funny, and prompt.

We stopped at Denny's Beer Barrel Pub on our way home last night and they did not disappoint!…read more They're known for their world record burgers and many of them sounded really good. But I was intrigued by the burnt turkey ends with maple waffle fries and maple turkey gravy and cheese curds I also ordered a bowl of chili and lemme tell ya - it was some of the best chili I've ever had! Now, the turkey ends... Wow, that plate was DELICIOUS I don't know how they make maple waffle fries, but they need to become a thing. The maple turkey gravy was rich and salty and sweet. The cheese curds were creamy and melty and added texture and flavor. I'm blaming it on the 16oz of beer and the bowl of amazing chili... But I tapped out halfway through haha! One of the most interesting and tasty meals I've had in a long time. I'm going to see how they heat up in the air fryer, for breakfast. Should you find yourself on I-80 in western PA, definitely plan to stop at Denny's Beer Barrel... But you better be ready to eat!

Very solid pub in Clearfield with a wide menu and plenty of different options although the claim to…read morefame are their burgers. We came to try the 2 pounder challenge (2 lbs AFTER cooking plus the toppings and bun), which I demolished in 30 min or so (you get an hour and if you finish you get a shirt, your name and finish time on a plaque in their Hall of Fame, and 50% off the burger itself). The burger itself was quite solid - juicy and tender without any seasoning so you can add your toppings. Be sure to grab a side of the fries (I prefer the crinkle-cut sweet potato), a milkshake or beer, and maybe a taco. It's no frills but a nice lowkey option that has a blend of visitors and locals.

This just opened yesterday. We were here today. It's an outside setup. Catered for outdoors. You…read morewalk up and order your drink. They have some small bite items that you can order. They have all of the wine from the winery available by the glass or bottle. They had maybe 7-8 different beers on tap from neighboring breweries. I had the late nite pumpkin from North Country Brewery. It hit the spot, since it's been 4 years or longer since I've had it. They have outside seating. I'm sure this is only opened outside of winter hours. Great experience and fast speeds for 66 people having drinks. This is a great add on.

Good variety of wine. Personal favs were the Cabernet and Merlot. Recommend staying away from the…read moreNoiret unless you really really like the pepper taste in your wine. Sat in the restaurant area and the complimentary bread and dipping oil were nice. The shrimp bisque was so yummy except for the bits of shell still attached to the shrimp bits itself. A little off putting but if you can overlook that, great taste. Service was attentive even in between shift change and servers being reassigned. We were lost in the shuffle and felt attended to. Will definitely be back with friends and try out their outside sitting area!

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.

We didn't expect this place to be as cool inside when we pulled up. We honestly almost didn't go in…read morebecause it didn't look like a very fun spot. When we walked in, we were greeted by a massive room lined with classic pinball machines and arcade games. An Italian restaurant has a walk up window to order food and down a ramp, you will find a bar with all of their brewing equipment. We ended up hanging out for awhile and playing games while watching football. We didn't order any food so I can't comment on that but others were enjoying it. We will definitely come back.

Stopped here after witches fest in Ligonier for some brews‍ - cold beer …read more Big open rooms - it has some pinball & video games. Marino's is a separate area that you can sit and order - pizza , sandwiches, salads & more. Beers very good - a neat place to come and hang & enjoy some cold beverages.

Visited this bar/restaurant following the Groundhog Day festivities in Punxsutawney. They are not…read moretypically open for breakfast, but were running special hours and a special menu due to the weekend's celebrations. We got two of the breakfast plates, as it was a little too early for the kitchen to do lunch. Though advertised as bacon/sausage, we were automatically given bacon (not sure if they ran out or just forgot to ask if it was supposed to be a choice). The ordering process was simple and food came out very quickly. The place was lively and appeared to be a nice hangout spot under normal operations. Appreciative of the business being open for special hours on Groundhog Day!

Nice place to eat if your in Punxsutawney. Off the Main road next to the Punxsutawney Weather…read moreDiscovery Ctr. Large dining area with a good size bar. I think there live music also. Our waitress, who didn't say "Hello folks. I'm ___, and ill be taking care of you today" was very good and didn't have to write our order down,But it shows lack of training when owners don't push on how to address a party. Menu wasn't large and needed updating, but had a good variety of food to choose from which is nice and not overwhelming. Including a kids menu. Price ranges from $8 to $13+ The food was delicious! And cooked accordingly. If you're in the downtown weather capital, it's definitely a good place to eat