All the beers in my opinion are good, with one or two seasonal beers making my all time favorite…read morelist. As for food, they usually have shareables such as pretzels, tacos, etc. While we were there we had tacos and soup. The chicken potato vegetable soup is made by a local chef who apparently wins the soup contest each year. It was obvious why when we took our first bite. The tacos were excellent! Having them and the soup turned into a nice combo for dinner. Service - the staff here is always so nice. They're very interested in you and will share Log Yards history with you. They do beer samples and flights. Hospitality is top notch in these small towns. Ambience - very cool old building with a lot of wood! The owner does some incredible wood working. Big tables, live edge, mirrors with wood inlays, awesome. Place is clean and fun with games and cool things to buy! Enjoy!

We stopped in to grab some food and a beer after hiking all day. The service was terrible from the…read moresecond we walked in the door. Bartenders just kind of stood around without saying much. When we were acknowledged they wouldn't even look at us. It was quite strange. We ended up buying a 4 pack to take to camp and leaving. It wasn't busy so I'm not sure why it was so uninviting but it wasn't for us. We took our beers across the street to the park and listened to some polka before heading back to our camp. The beer was cold and made for a great drink as we set up camp and built a fire. I didn't get the full dining experience but with service like we experienced I didn't need to spend an hour in there to make my judgement.

First things that you notice is the rustic interior which is warm and comfortable. our hostess was…read moreaccommodating. Our server Heather was open to questions about the food menu and drink menu, and she answered all that we had. we ordered shr scampi and Blue Moon battered haddock. I requested that my side of parmesean risotto be packed for take home which was not a problem. Your French oni soup was delicious. During conversation with Heather our server, I mentioned we were having n a special weekend in Kane for our anniversary. Whenever we finished our meals and was asked if we wanted dessert, we ordered the Peanut butter and jelly dessert to share with each other. Yummmm, it was delicious. We have to thank you as Heather advised the dessert was so n the house. We have visited Table105 several times when in Lane for a weekend and have never been disappointed. thanks again for making our 46 anniversary special.

Food was great. I had the French Onion soup and the Rachel Rueben. My wife the French Onion and the…read moreRueben. All hot, delicious and filling. Ross our waiter was attentive, knowledgeable and very friendly and caring. Love the decor and not as noisy as I had thought it might be. We will be back to try the dinner after 4pm menu!!

We stopped on our way through. The seat yourself sign was a little worrisome. Have had good and…read morebad experiences with that sign. The place was really clean. Only took a few minutes for the waitress to see we came in. That's the issue with the seat yourself signs.... My wife got the spaghetti and meatballs. The waitress said that the meatballs and sauce are made in house. My wife really liked it. She said the sauce could have used a little more flavor but she couldn't tell me what kind of flavor it needed. The meatballs looked good and she said they had great flavor. I had a bacon cheeseburger with fries. I assumed that the meatballs being made in house that the burger would be also made in house. Well I was wrong. The patty was a frozen patty with salt sprinkled on it. It was cooked well just a little disappointed that it was a frozen patty. Might try again if I am this way.

A group of us dropped in and had lunch. I had the little foot burger with fries. It was great and…read morethe fresh cut fries well those always have my heart. The bartender/ waitress was awesome and handle the large group wonderful

Everything. Food, service, it all combined to make my visit very pleasurable. Weren't rushed out of…read morethe door in any way.

Our waitress was charming, but the meals were not what we remember…read more It was a Thursday and we ordered from the dinner menu. Big prices and good portions, but it seemed like every dish was covered in a canned beef grave.

Owner does not honor contracts. He shorted my band money, and had his cronies eyeballing us while…read morewe were packing up our gear like we were going to start something. We carried over a thousand pounds worth of gear up and down a narrow winding staircase just to get shorted at the end of the night. Never again.

I love Grumpies! I haven't been there in a long time and I miss the fun and music!…read more May I suggest IF you ever build an additon to the building, add a pole dancing floor to bring in more fun and income for the business.

For a social hermit, such as myself, hanging out at a random corner bar in a random town, 5+ hours…read morefrom home no less, doesn't sound like something I want any parts of on paper. In reality, if Dirty Ehrma's is the bar, then I'm whistling a much different tune. On one serendipitous night, the Yelp community led me and my bestie to this unassuming slice of awesome. We chose it out of curiosity, but loved it for so much more. Our bartender, Kelly, was not only fun, friendly, and knowledgeable of all things Ehrma...she also happened to be a closet fashion designer. I know, who'da thunk? Bestie purchased a t-shirt and was desperate to have the hip, off-the-shoulder, look that Kelly was sporting with her own threads. So what does she do? Brandishing a set of shears, Kelly hacked away at said t-shirt, creating the perfect 80s-meets-today look for my friend. Just because she kicks a$$ like that. We happened to stumble in on Free Juke Box Night, which led to the most fun I have ever had at a bar in my 29 years. Picture it: an entire bar's worth of patrons lifting their voices in a raucous rendition of American Pie. Don McLean would approve. The atmosphere was so chill and laid back, the locals were friendly, the libations were cheap, what more could you ask for on a random Friday night in a town far, far away? Dirty Ehrma's hits all the marks. I will make it a point to stop by any time I'm within a 50 mile radius; it's worth it!

Great local place, good food, friendly, great service. Has a small town feel, comfortable, clean…read moreand inviting.

The food was delicious. I loved the old timey feel to the place. Our waitress was polite and…read morefriendly. It's a great small town restaurant and bar. We're definitely going back soon.

It's a run down rather filthy dump of a place, a dive bar of sorts also serving some less than…read moreappetizing bar food. That is with the possible exception of chicken wings, but as we know, those are rather difficult to screw up. It's also located in a dump of a town, Sheffield, which has little or next to nothing to offer. With the exception of the first day of deer season, which can be a fun time to stop in to hear various hunting stories, the patrons are generally comprised of beer swilling, baseball cap wearing oil rig workers, factory types or those unemployed but looking for jobs were few if any exist. On the other hand the people are country type friendly which is about the only plus to be said for the place.

The cheese curds were amazing. Good food and very friendly staff! The wedding soup was also very…read moregood! If you're in Ridgway please stop!

Really tasty burger and good beer selection. Not too crowded on a Friday mid afternoon. Very nice,…read morefriendly and helpful server. Prices were a little on the high end for the area, but the location and quality was solid.

Best brewery around!…read more A great, family-friendly brewery in Clarion. The beer is the best around & they often feature local guest chefs/cooks. Expect to see the owners hustling around, greeting the customers. Clarion is lucky to have a gem like Mechanistic!

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 PA bar. Small, full of friendly locals that make you feel welcome. Like many in the area,…read moreit's a smokers bar.