"How do you not know who Mazeroski is?" I ask my brother, who meets us at Hightower Brewing, the…read morehometown of Mazeroski. He shrugs, not being much of a sports fan. We were looking to get out of the house on a bright winter's day. We made the trip out to Hightower and arrived at a plain building. Inside, we happily found a cozy tasting room, and out the back doors was a good outdoor space. Staff was extremely friendly. BYOF or food truck sometimes!

A great spot to try if you like sours, stouts, and sunshine!! They have a nice outdoor space with…read morepicnic tables and a mix of shady spots and ones with direct sunlight. They also have a few high top barrels to put your drinks on along with a cornhole set up. Their own food truck was available at 4pm on the Saturday we visited, but we didn't get to try anything because we had recently eaten. The beer selection definitely leaned towards sours and stouts, but they had a few other options, as well. There was one guy working behind the bar and luckily it wasn't too crowded. We waited maybe a minute or two before he poured our beers. He was super friendly and helped to provide suggestions and samples. We loved the color of the berry seltzer, but did not love the flavor.. I'd recommend the tangerine sour, for sure!

I mean this place is about as American as is gets. I want you to picture Chuck Norris when you…read morethink of the thirsty squirrel. First of all, wings, forget about it, 10/10 easy. Crunchy, tasty, satisfying. I mean its like this place was built for the American loving, blue collar working man. If you don't like America, then you don't like your beer in a can, then the thirsty squirrel isn't for you. So don't bring that garbage up in here asking for an umbrella in your drink, forget about it. Pool tables, dart boards, and good music. Do you need anything else in your life? yes? then forget about it, go eat somewhere else.

Hubby and I came down for the Oktoberfest. It was our first time here and it was busy but the lines…read moremoved pretty fast. The beer was delicious and it looked like a cute place. I can't say we would be back because it's almost a 2 hr drive for us but it was worth the trip and we got beer to go.

If there's a heaven, this would be its beer garden. Such an incredible, peaceful spot with plenty…read moreof seating enjoying great weather. Loved all the little huts out back. Would love to just grab some games and some beers and just chill. Beer was great and I enjoyed them in a flight, especially their IPL. Cons: paraphrasing Ian Malcolm- "there are pigs at this brewery" as they were a shy this afternoon. Not sure where they were but didn't get a chance to see them. Obviously not a detractor from this place as the grounds are impressive enough. Also, whoever created the logo needs an award. One of the best brewery logos I've even seen and I was lucky to grab their last magnet.

"What's an Appalachian IPA?" I ask, having lived in Appalachia my entire life, never having heard…read morethat beer style. "Just a beer brewed in Appalachia," she responds. I order it, and enjoy it. It's been a number of years since I've been to Wheeling. The first exit across the suspension bridge from Ohio, it's a beautiful town directly on the Ohio River. The brewery is a cool spot tucked in downtown, a quick detour off of the highway. There's indoor + outdoor seating and an air conditioning that pumps freezing air, a welcome treat on a 90+ degree day. They have a wide array of beer styles and friendly service. Years ago there were a couple of breweries in wheeling, but unfortunately the bartender said most of them have closed now. Hopefully the scene is reviving!

They have some great fresh food atmosphere is good staffs friendly helpful good value ambiance is…read morecasual services are great their good for community

We are from Grove City, OH, and stopped in Cambridge to hit Kennedys Bakery and decided to eat…read morelunch first. We saw the sign for Downtown Arena and walked over. We walked into a neighborhood bar and grill. Great atmosphere. They have an extensive menu covering Pizza, burgers, sandwiches, pasta and more. We each ordered a personal pizza with fair frenchfries. The fries were as good as any fries I've had. The pizza was great, 4 good size pieces, medium crust and a great sweet sauce. The server was excellent, she explained that they make their dough every morning, and slice their sandwich meats fresh daily. They get their buns and bread from Kennedys Bakery. Next time we are in Cambridge, we will definitely go back. PS our dinner with 2 large colas only came to $38. Highly recommend.

Our server Kristen was very personable and friendly. We small talked and she gave us good advice…read moreall around. Nice place to watch football, big bar and outside seating. Lots of tvs. I had the Philly cheese my hubby has the club. They were both awesome (and I'm picky about my beef). The bread was to die for and made down the street. They have gluten free bread and beer!! We will definitely be back.

Hubby and I stopped in for a brew and a bite to eat. I got the cinnamon apple beer which was good,…read morehubby got the Oktoberfest which was also. We got the pumpkin ale to go because it was really good. Hubby ordered the Cuban sandwich and I got the chicken tendies which were delicious! Highly recommend stopping in. All of the food coming out of the kitchen looked good. The staff was attentive and it's a cute place to grab a brew and a bite to eat.

Stopped in on our way elsewhere to wait out a storm. Great service. Everyone is friendly and…read morehelpful. Grabbed the cauliflower wings for a snack. Per the suggestion of our dude, got the dry rub. So good. My guess is everything here is good. You can just tell from the vibe this is a repeat stop for locals.

Olde Towne Tavern is where you can find some of the best food from the nicest people!…read more The food is divine and the cocktails are always made to perfection. On my most recent visit I ordered the beer battered fish and chips. The serving size was excellent and the sandwich was phenomenal. My mother ordered the meatball splash, which is her usual. We decided to treat ourselves with the brownie for dessert. It was a struggle to hold back from licking the plate! This location used to be the Canal House which was extremely popular back in the day for their drinks and live music. OTT does an excellent job of preserving the atmosphere that means so much to the community while creating something new for people to enjoy. They've even adopted the Tusky Tingler, an original drink of the Canal House (beware if you order a pitcher though: it's delicious but can knock you out!)

A hidden gem! We moved to the area over the winter, and we have been struggling to find a good…read morelocal restaurant. We took a chance today with the Olde Towne Tavern- and we were not disappointed! First of all, the food is delicious and very reasonably priced. My husband & I both had the surf & turf kabob special. We chose Mac/Cheese as one of our sides- it was so huge we wound up taking it home! Zariah was our bartender/server. We really enjoyed chatting with her & the rest of the very friendly staff. We will definitely be back!

Where to begin?! The space is warm, inviting, and immaculatly clean. The owners and the Beertenders…read moreare ALL so fun, and have the best personalities; they instantly feel like "old friends." They regularly host unique and tasty food trucks, and last, but certainly NOT least....the beer is delish!!! (my personal fave is the Bobcat Blue!) It's a fantastic place and a true asset to the community. Stop by, you will not regret it!!!!

This place is amazing and the new owners are fabulous!!!!!…read more Go Guernsey!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Ohio has too much craft beer. But Millersburg is a brewery that "if you want to visit, they have…read moregood beer worth trying." It's worth a visit if it's not out of the way for you, and if you wondered about popping in - do it. The beer is not "just okay" - it's good beer, and worth trying it all. So I'm not often in the area, but I was visiting their fair (before the Wooster Fair Grounds) and crossed the street in the rain to have a beer while my girlfriend and her cousin chatted at her booth. I'm pretty sure I've had their beers before - it's been a long while. But what I ordered? Spot on. I opted for ciders, shandys, and the peanut butter porter. The Apple Pie Cider was sweet (not overly) and easy to drink (a win for me). The shandys - while not taking my love of Ill Mannered's Ill Manna Shanda - were VERY tasty, and the peanut butter porter was roasty peanut flavor and porter, WITHOUT the usual thickness/syrupy that can follow the style (I hate to say "thin" because it makes it sound like it "lacked flavor" but it was the texture and flavor I wanted in the beer!) It wasn't busy (blame the rain) but the staff was friendly and fast, and if I'm nearby again, I'm DEFINITELY grabbing another pint.

We stopped in town on a whim. I love local breweries and try to stop and get something local…read morewhenever I travel. This is a typical pub style place solid bar scene with tvs and a lot of space. We sat down for some beers and food. We ordered veggie egg rolls for an appetizer which were pretty good. The blackened chicken Alfredo was pretty good as well. Not overly cheesy like some store bought ones. Boneless chicken was normal. The fries were different. Think wedges but thin. They were crispy and seasoned. Can't complain. The flatbread was small but the flavor was there. I have to say the service wasn't good. We ordered apps. And she didn't ask if we were ever ready to order. I had to wave her down. The chicken was wrong but again still good. She didn't acknowledge it or us really. I had to literally get her attention if we wanted something. Maybe she could tell we were from out of town, but she could've made a lot more off of us if she touched base with us a couple of times. For instance. We ordered a mock tail for my daughter. She finished the drink before her food came. We wanted to order a sprite and she didn't come back until she was completely done eating. Kids don't eat very fast. I'll probably try somewhere else for food and maybe stop for a 6er on the way out of town if I come back.

This is the greatest hole in the wall one eye Jimmy is the owner. His father started this back in…read morethe 50s. You never know what you're gonna see there. Kind of depends on the time of day whether you're a day drinker late night drinker if you'd like to be verbally abused and still laugh hard come here.

Had a similar experience to Arr P. Except we are a white couple and the bartender obviously didn't…read morewant to serve us there. Guess this is a place for only locals.