It's a fairly deceiving name. It's basically a bottle shop and not a Brewery. understaffed when we…read morevisited.

Awesome find. If you're in Holidaysburg they have a nice draft selection and tons of bottles and…read morecans. The wings were great and the fries were worth the trip. But most of all the service!!! Never been here before and they treated us like family. It was like sitting down and mom's house for a pint and some wings!

Large portions good food. My husbands wings were a bit too salty and he couldn't finish them. My…read moreStromboli was great. The Locke Mountain Lager was light and easy to drink on a hot day. The atmosphere is cool. You can see the brewing stuff through glass and the historic photos being used as wallpaper and the old truck at the entrance are cool. The server was nice but we had to leave the table to get the server twice.

We came here the day after Christmas for lunch. It was recommended by a local and we were hoping…read morefor a delicious, quick lunch. Maybe because it was the holidays but they might have been short staffed. It took quite some time to receive our food but we got a basket of breadsticks to munch on while waiting for our entrees. The kids menu pizza is a pretty decent sized pizza and comes with a cookie. The fried zucchini was loved by all and served with a side of horseradish sauce. It was flat slices of zucchini that was breaded. The zucchini still maintained some structure so it was not super greasy nor floppy like in some places. Breadsticks have a hint of garlic and they were warm and soft when they arrived. The crab rangoon pizza was sampled and loved by all. It has a crab dip, crispy wonton strips, and a drizzle of sweet chili sauce (it's sweet and barely any heat). Definitely need to try their pizzas here. The crust appears thin but holds up well, even with leftovers. The adult grilled cheese is very flavorful and filling! It comes with a dipping sauce. I eat a lot and filled up with just half the sandwich (but I did have fried zucchini and a couple breadsticks while waiting).

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.

Cool vibe. Great brewery with a food truck to boot. Perfect stop after hiking Mt. Nittany.read more

The food is absolutely delicious. Great IPAs to choose from…read moreas well. Check out the basement bar. Thumbs up!!

This is a good place to go with friends- tons of room! Tables galore and even outside seating when…read moreit's nice. The arcade games are a fun addition to the brewery. It's very family friendly so expect lots of kids and not a lot of supervision. The food I've had was fine- it's a brewery so I don't expect fine dining. The beer is mid from what I'm told. So are the cocktails. Again, you go for the ability to be social and have a good time.

This brewery is so spacious with two levels, but the upstairs was closed for a private event. The…read morespace is covered, but very open that it's pretty much outdoors. Due to this, they only had fans to keep cool while circulating the outdoor air. Since we had our pup with us, we were only able to sit in the patio area, but it's not like the "indoor" area was really indoors. Anyways, I wasn't in the mood for drinking, so just had some lunch here. There's two restaurants combined at the food counter (which used to be food trucks here). You can get pizza from pizza and subs from Flo Bros Pizza and wings, burgers and sandwiches from Marin Eats. I had the Crabcake Sandwich ($15) with Tots (+$2). The sandwich was solid and tots were crispy. It's a nice space to hang out with a group. There are pinball machines, cornhole, and games for entertainment. It's nicely situated next to a creek, so you get a bit of nature too.

Spring Dam Brewing Co. is a relaxed, inviting spot in Roaring Spring with both indoor charm and a…read morelovely patio setup. Their menu is always evolving--it's clearly not fixed, so you're in for seasonal specials. I tried the Cherry St. cocktail, which tasted like a grown-up Cherry Pepsi, and the Tikes Backpack beer, which was smooth and easy to drink. Alena had the fresh and flavorful fiesta bowl with grilled chicken, while I opted for the cheesy burger loaded with melty onions. The atmosphere is friendly and local, and the food smelled amazing

I was so pleasantly surprised to hear that Roaring Spring had a brewery and was impressed with how…read morebeautiful both the indoor and outdoor space is! It has a great ambiance - especially on a summer evening, where they often have live music on the weekends. I had a couple of different drinks - my favorite being the whiskey sour. The food menu is limited but good - I had the southern bowl and pretzel appetizer, and some others in our party had the smash tacos special. I do hope that they'll expand their menu in the future, but it's good and what I'd expect for a new brewery. Side note: they also had gobs for sale at the bar which were so good - a local staple!

I'd never been to Zeno's on a weeknight early before. Very empty and brighter than usual, but still…read morefriendly service and a great beer selection. I wish there had been sour beers when I was in school. I would have had more options. I always liked the vibe at Zeno's and still do.

Amazing drinks, on the pricier side in the area but for a good reason! The cocktails are super…read moregood, we got a Paloma, Pink Starbust, and just regular vodka cran. The service was so kind and the atmosphere is great. We will be back more often!

It was ok. I'll start off by saying that I'm not much of a…read morebeer drinker. My partner is though. We came in to get drinks to go with our food (we got food from the food truck outside "Firebox"). The food from Firebox was good and it was a generous portion for the price. The drink options that were not beer were limited, and half of those options on the menu weren't available. My partner got the berry chocolate stout and said it was "pretty good". We hoped to sit outside, but the only available table had broken glass all over it from a busted door. It does have convenient parking and I liked the industrial decor. The service was good and the lady was very nice. One thing I will point out is that one of our glasses had pink lipstick on it from a previous customer. But if you only want beer and a place to chill - it might be just right for you.

3 - Solid choice if you're in the area. Skip to the end to see my rating scale…read more Starting with the venue, it's really my kind of place. I appreciate the industrial feel and open plan. I also appreciate the ample outdoor seating available. Always a big plus for me, even if the outdoor area is really just tables set up on the sidewalk overlooking the parking lot - as it is in this case. The service was fine. It wasn't crazy busy there but the bartender had a little edge to her like we were more on an annoyance than a patron. They have a refill club where you can buy a mug and get your name printed on it with discounted refills. Again I appreciate that kind of thing, but the bartender seemed way more interested in some of the regulars than us. Just the vibe she gave off that night I guess. And lastly the beer...it's solid. Not great, but solid. Lots of darker beers which is fine for me personally, but the darks outnumbered the IPAs, pilsners, etc the night we were there. I'd expect a little more variety. Still, it's good enough that I'd go back next time I'm in Cumberland, but not so good that I'd make a special trip out of my way. My scale: 1 - Just don't 2 - You'll survive, but there are better choices close by 3 - Good choice if you're in the area 4 - I'd drive up to 30 minutes just to come here 5 - I'd try to convince my wife to drive an hour just to come here

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.