Celebrated my birthday there this year. What a great time Trails To Ales brewery is my fave for downtown Franklin PA definitely recommend for a great time. read more

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This is one of our stops for lunch on our way to The Cabin in Franklin, Pennsylvania the food is outstanding and the very best cocktails! Bloody Mary's are so delicious! The staff is amazing and so very friendly! The ambiance is great perfect brewery! read more

We decided to take an autumn drive to specifically stop here based on a recommendation and are so glad we did. We absolutely love to visit any brewery we can but ultimately there is one major goal for any brewery return visit we have....THE BEER! It is a brewery after all...isn't it? The beers my wife and I sampled were all very good and some better than good...the missed drinks also excellent...I had a flight that included the apple pie ale and the imperial pumpkin pie ale. The apple pie ale was excellent...not an overpowering spice but good apple and spice flavor but the ale was pronounced. The pumpkin pie ale again not the overpowering spice, hit you in the gut flavor but rather subtle which is what I prefer. The Allegheny River Fog IPA is a very good NE style IPA and would definitely recommend. We also tasted the mud puppy stout, which was very good and was the right ABV for a stout. We also tried the Broken Spoke Blueberry wheat which was good and included a few blueberries as well. The atmosphere is great, very warm and inviting and the service was EXCELLENT...everyone was so friendly. We had the special which was Southwest Chicken Eggrolls which were fantastic, and we had the Pub Mushroom Pizza which was also excellent...the large brick oven pretzel was very good with just one note...be thoughtful of the sauce you choose because the pretzel comes with a caramel drizzle on it so some of the sauces do not go well...maybe choose something like the honey mustard..sweet. Definitely recommend trying this place especially if you are a beer forward person. Cheers! read more

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We have become fond of this wonderful brewery and restaurant. They have a second venue also. Get the wood fired pretzel to start. Ya they have a wood fired oven !!! We love their pizza from the same oven . Wing night is another winner , winner chicken wing dinner!! The hardest thing is to decide on a crafted beer or seltzer. read more

Excellent service, very attentive. Every time we visit (not often enough) it is wonderful. My husband wears hearing aids, so sometimes the noice bothers him, but we just adjust. The French onion soup is flavorful and hot. And the rustic melt is perfect! Highly recommend. read more

202408021930 20-30 wait, paged when ready. Hopping, busy place. The ladies are jump'n, drinks are flowing and the peeps are jawing in this rustic, loud music playing place located right near French Creek and the Allegheny River. The food is large and delicious. The nachos are smothered in cheese, pulled pork, etc. Then there's the golden, crispy pretzel. The Tavern Sandwich with brisket, provolone cheese in Texas Toast with green beans, also a winner. Dive in. read more

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The music is obnoxiously loud even after asking for the volume to be turned. Can't possibly have a conversation wit friends! read more

Excellent Brews. Staff very friendly and knowledgeable. Location on Main Street doesn't hurt either. Food is what you would expect in a Brew Pub. Worth a visit for sure read more

Chicken chipotle bowl is huge and delicious!! Also the pretzels are to die for! Such excellent service too! Very clean and easy relaxing brewery! Had live music while there too! Wide range of food choices on the menu all looked very good! Can't wait to come back! read more

Great pub food, service and ambiance! Nice brews as well! They have several seating options indoor outdoor or private nooks. read more

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Stopped by Trails to Ales on our way home from camping and left very satisfied! We started off with beers including their award winning Broken Spoke blueberry beer and a seasonal apple pie beer with a caramel sugar ring. Both were delicious!! I highly recommend the Broken Spoke if you like a light, fruity, refreshing beer. We then got a burger and a brisket sandwich, both of which were huge and hearty. I highly recommend the side of fries, which were hot and crispy. Cheese and sauce cost extra on the burger, so keep that in mind. Definitely a great spot for a bite and a drink if you live in the area! read more

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We visited there this evening for dinner, we had the haddock and lobster bisque. The food was absolutely delicious! The service was great too! Definitely recommend! read more

Been here many times for lunch and dinner . They also have another venue down the street for live music trails to ales 2 Great staff and the food is very good . The pizza is very good and recommend the mushroom / blue cheese. Many local beers and the liquor is local and in-house distilled Very nice atmosphere I miss the pub sandwich and pulled pork nachos read more

A nice place and great food wait times vary but worth it. I personally suggest the salmon for dinner and they have weekly specials

Horrendously slow. Typically on the slower side (45 minutes or so), but waiting for one hour and thirty minutes. Waitress virtually disappeared. Food is typically good but didn't even get it today. EDIT from 1 star to 3 stars. They comped our entire bill, including the drinks, and boxed our food to go. Waitress was friendly but likely too many tables, so feel sympathetic. Good food, but perhaps think twice when busy. read more

We stopped in for lunch around 12:30 on a weekday afternoon. We had our choice of seating and a friendly server quickly brought lunch menus. We ordered the chicken tenders w/coleslaw, the italian hoagie, also with coleslaw, and a cup of the french onion soup; plus a couple of beers. The chicken tenders and the sandwich were just ok. The soup was miss-named; not a classic French soup, with their stout being added to the soup base and italian herbs abundantly on top of the cheese (which wasn't gruyere). Proportionally, there was too much cheese for the small cup of soup, it was drowning the bread underneath. Plus, the onions were cut different sizes and some were "al dente"! The beers were ok. Our lunch was ok; service was fine, but the food let us down. We returned a couple of evenings later to give them another chance. The place was packed, we snagged the last table at the rear. There was a female musician playing at the front. No idea if she was any good, the ambient sound was so loud we couldn't really hear the lyrics, just parts of the melody (making any conversation difficult). Our server came quickly, presented menus and got our beer order. When she brought the beer, she took our food order, which also arrived shortly thereafter. We had a cup of the "soup du jour" and the "little trail" burgers (2/order). The soup was edible. Our server did ask what cheese we wanted on the burgers (which was nice, the menu stated they came with American cheese). Our error in not requesting how the burgers be cooked; they came grey/well-done, but did come with fries (also not mentioned on the menu). Our server was great; again, the beers and food not so much. read more

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Window seat cannot be beat! Service was a bit slow but with the Applefest going on, it was expected. I only ordered a hard seltzer and a pretzel but the people watching was on point! Great location, great atmosphere. My blueberry cider was perfect, not too sweet, not too tart. There were two different types of pretzels, I think the menu could have been more descriptive. One was a Fried Pub Pretzel and the other was Wood Fired. I asked the waitress for the difference and her only explanation was that the Wood Fired one was really popular - that's the one I went with. The dough was soft and tender but I didn't like it, it had like a sweet glaze on it that was weird with the beer cheese it was served with. Overall would be a good spot to hang out in when the weather is nice. read more

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Loved this place. I went fishing up the road and was looking forward a cool restaurant on the way hike. This place surprised me. Definitely worth a stop if you're in the area. read more

I had the cup of French onion soup and bourbon barrel steak salad. The soup had a good broth flavor and an appropriate amount of cheese and bread. I would have liked more broth, but over all it was good! The salad looked and tasted good. The steak was not chewy, but it was room temperature which was a bit disappointing. Portions were perfect for me, maybe a little small compared to some other places, but not a problem at all. Service was good. read more

The food is alright but nothing to write home about. The same with the drinks. They try hard to push the hometown vibe, but it's more like a club for friends of the owners. read more

There music is extramly loud shaking all the buildings on liberty st, they 100% don't care about your experience they could only care about the money there making at the end of the night read more

Great food the steak is great the oak barrel was good hand crafted beers and other drinks great atmosphere definitely going again

Just driving through Franklin? Stop your vehicle right here! This place was excellent from burgers to subs to sides to the gigantic serving of Gouda Mac and the beer! Worth the stop Also worth noting the pickle chips have a seasoned breading and were fried nice and crispy with a slightly thicker pickle. Excellent crunch to pickle ratio. Had a couple of their ales they were excellent! The railroad red was exceptional. Full of flavor, not too heavy or too light for a red ale. Goldilocks would describe it as just right! 7 outa 7 this place was heaven. read more

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My wife and I visited Trails to Ales for dinner last night. Let me start by saying that our server, Peyton, was, as usual, outstanding! Our meal was, however, quite unpleasant - one of the owners and several of his buddies were sitting at the bar talking so loudly that my wife and I could barely hold a civilized conversation, nor could we hear the delightful singer who was performing at the front. What was worse, they were amazingly profane, we must have heard the word f**k every 15 to 30 seconds. While they were at the bar, it's a small space with only a narrow aisle between the bar and the tables. As much as we like Peyton, and a number of the young college students who work there during the summer, we will not be returning to Trails to Ales anytime soon, and we will certainly never recommend it to anyone. read more

Wonderful surprise. Great food and EXCELLENT service. We were traveling to pick up my daughter in college and had time for a short side trip and looked this place up on Google. Initially we parked right outside of what we thought was the place - as it turns out they have two location (we were at Trails to Ales II). We finally got to the right one and I cannot recommend this place enough. This was our first time in Franklin, a really neat little town with a lot of history and our first time at this place. The only downside was when we showed up to Trails to ALes II, there were some people in this HUGE establishment that looked at us funny, asked why we were there, and said they don't open until 4pm. Walked out staring at the Google page that said "Open". Keep in mind, we had no idea we weren't at "the" place. What are the odds of there being two? (If you're looking for a unique name like Trails to Ales...seeing a "II" in small letters on the sign didn't indicate we were wrong). Google said "open". Woulda been nice being newbies if someone said "Hey, we do have our other location open now........". But honestly, that was a blip on the radar for a great experience. read more

Fantastic pizzas, sandwiches and drinks for a late lunch after a day kayaking on the river last August. The Wood Fired Pretzels, Dill Pickle cheddar pizza and Wild Mushroom-blue cheese pizza still have us talking and strategizing our next visit, and we enjoyed sampling their signature brews and hard seltzers. This is undoubtedly the best post kayak restaurant we've tried across PA. Note: I posted 9 photos but only 3 are showing up for some reason. read more

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We came for the we 4th of July parade and met our family at Trailes. It is our go to place!!! Malee took fantastic care of us like all of the waitstaff does every time we are here. We were surprised to see our normal waitress Britney having lunch here too . Just tells you how much this place is loved by all read more

Great place with great food and even better beer. Service was awesome and they brought a bowl out for the dog. My waitress was awesome and too kind. Best place to go in Franklin as far an I'm concerned. Been here multiple times and it's been 5 stars every time read more

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Great place. Good food. Good service. Mushroom pizza and italian sandwich were great.

Always good food. Service is usually good also. Prices are reasonable. Their specialty drinks are really good.

Great stop on our way out for a hike! Parking was easy to find on the street and there was plenty of seating. read more

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The Wild Mushroom pizza is to die for. Baked in a stone oven, you won't regret it. Great atmosphere as well.

Oh wow, I love this place! The beer, and food were both awesome. The restaurant itself can get pretty busy and they do take reservations which is nice. The house beer was fantastic, and the food was super good. Our waitress was super attentive and kind as well. Plenty of public parking in the back of the building, and outdoor seating is available. read more

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Beat food in town! Every time we stop here I am left full, happy, and wanting more (but left with no room for more). There are so many mouth watering menu items we have to alternate what we get each time excluding the Mac and cheese (that is an every stop must have). The service is fast and friendly just like you expect from a small town restaurant. There is always an upbeat and lively bunch in here that makes the experience that much more enjoyable. The blueberry seltzer is my favorite drink. Portions are large so expect left overs. read more

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Unique experience you can build your own Flights of their many crafted ales, beers, stouts & or Mojitos. read more

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Great atmosphere and stellar beer and ale selection. Sat at the bar and had excellent service. I had the smoked whisky and hubs tried a variety of beers, all very good. Food was great too. Enjoyed the gouda mac and chicken and hubs burger was on point. Definitely recommend! read more

Local brewery in downtown Franklin. Friendly prompt and attentive service from Shaley. I recommend the Brewhouse Cuban and Ken enjoyed the broiled Haddock. It was Hip Hop Singo night, so we didn't do so well, but it was fun nonetheless. Can't wait to come back. read more

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Best place in Franklin for food,drinks and service . Can't go wrong with anything on the menu. This place does it right!!! read more

My favorite place! I worked here for a while, and have never met better people or experienced better service. I look forward to visiting Trails whenever I can. read more

This is not just a small town brewery. It's got big heart and big taste. Beer: the Berried in the Basement is an amazing sour, Liberty Lager, Trail head red and Twisted Trail IPA. Food: the burger is perfect. Pizzas were spot on. The best part is the friendly service. Very COVID conscious and safe. read more

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