LOVE this winery! They have a wide range of options for everyone's palette. The Old Fred is a…read moresignature wine, and it's delicious for a sweet wine. Im not usually a moscato drinker, but I had to get a bottle of the Trout Run wine since my family cabin is right on Trout Run. They have recently added alcoholic slushees and cider, which I have yet to try, but am excited to! Quaint gift shop area with cups, apparels, and other gifts. Check this place out!!

By far the ABSOLUTE BEST winery experience I have had in central Pennsylvania. It's a great way to…read morespend an afternoon! Cute little gift shop with not only wine tasting, but slushes and ciders as well. Hey guys, wine made of grapes!!!! Not just sugar and random fruits!!! To describe my wine tastes and to gauge whether my review really matters: I can drink/appreciate any grape wine (red, white, rose, blend), but I absolutely cannot stand a "wine" that is just sugar. There are definitely sweeter wines I enjoy, but if I cannot taste anything but sugar, it is just not a good drink. How it works at Benezette Wines: All of the wines on their wine list are represented by a sweetness scale 0-5 with 0 being most dry/least sweet. This makes it easy to pick something for any taste. The tasting of 6 wines comes in little medicine cups, and it's FREE! I don't know if you've been to Napa Valley or Fredericksburg lately, but tastings are going for $20 these days! Nice to see people are able to experience new wine without all the undue hype. The wine is made with actual grapes and the cabernet Franc tasted like a cabernet! I know that seems basic, but trust me it's a rarity here! Well done Benezette Wines!!! ( I am sorry PA, but the fruit wines I am tasting are over-sugared, lack any depth and simply make me sad) Benezette Wines also makes a really nice Chianti. I actually bought both the Cabernet Franc and the Chianti (Bella Rosa). Another wine that I found interesting was the Raspberry Cabernet. I can imagine it being a very nice, special wine to serve at a holiday dinner party. Just a hint of spice (maybe cinnamon) and splash of raspberry flavor, but still overall a cabernet style wine, a sweet table wine. I may have to come back for this one closer to the holidays. Benezette itself is a cute little town with elk wandering around most of the year. For whatever reason, the elk are just very happy in this town and in turn the town has embraced their presence! I think as a downside to this though it can get quite overwhelming with tons of cars stopping on the sides of roads, crowding the restaurants for a chance to be a part of this magical elk town for a few hours. We only saw 1 elk, but she was great! I am told it was too warm for the elk to be out (it was 85 degrees, sunny) and that elk are out more in the early am and at about 6-8 pm. We are planning on coming back out when its a little cooler and later in the day so that we can hear an elk bugel!

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.

Really enjoyed our visit to this little distillery. They give you 5 tastings per person and really…read moreall of their alcoholic offerings are very, very good. The fruity moonshines and brandies are very sweet if you're a hardcore drinker, but they have standard moonshine as well. Very helpful staff and one of the few businesses open during the offseason, and they have plenty of snacks as well! Highly recommend.

Wow got some of the butterscotch shine , damn that stuff is good , holy shhhiiitt lot of friends…read moreliked it tooo

I have always enjoyed the wines of Allegheny Cellars in Sheffield, PA. They are generally sweeter…read morethan the wines I enjoy from wineries in VA but not so sweet they taste like pop with extra fizz, they are just enjoyable to drink. They have regular table reds that will go well with hearty, meaty red sauce to. I am glad they have survived covid and wish them success!

We live near the Allegheny Cellars in Belle Vernon. We didn't know this is a sister site of the one…read morein Sheffield. All of the wines we're good. Even the drys weren't that dry just right. The lady that waited on us was very sweet. If you're in Westmoreland County stop by

Ordered the Rueben. Tasted fine...the amount of meat was kinda skippy compared to some, but more…read morethen other Rueben's I have had. The servers were well schooled, taking care and made sure we were satisfied. Great patio area with live music starting at 6:00. Cold weather would limit the overall seating capacity. Flights weren't available for some reason or another. But if you want a sampler of the different brews, just buy a mix and match six-pack for later.

A much better tour than we had at Victory Brewery in Philly area. The guide was young, can't…read moreremember her name but she knew the whole process inside and out. I am a home-brewer and I couldn't stump her, not that I was trying to. When touring Victory, the guide there didn't know much and I wound up giving most of the tour. Straub is very small in size and operations but all employees we met and observed were very courteous and friendly. The endless taps were a nice touch to experience by letting guests sample from 3 varieties of brew. You were able to have 2 full sized cups, not a 4 ounce taster. In the bar/restaurant there were multiple choices of brews on tap or canned/bottled and a vast selection of mementos for the collectors. We didn't eat there as we had packed a picnic lunch for later, but the food we were smelling was very enticing. We want to return for one of the weekend parties they have in their courtyard. Take the time and visit, I don't think you'll be disappointed.

This was such an awesome place to stop at for breakfast. Food was delicious and the staff were very…read moresweet and attentive. You can tell this is a place that has regulars. We stopped here based on yelp reviews as we were in the area to check out Kinzua Bridge. The Apple pie latte had a lot of flavor and the breakfast baskets kept us full for quite awhile. I really wanted to try the cinnamon buns I've seen mentioned but we could barely finish what we had. Stop here when your in the area!

A long drive out into western PA and this a really good find. A small homely establishment. Smaller…read moremenu than a lot of other restaurants but more choices isn't always better. I am of the mindset that breakfast is good at any time. Real eggs are always better in the taste and gut feeling. The sausage and hash browns were good sides. I coupled the breakfast/lunch with some pomegranate green tea and a coffee. The tea was delicious. The coffee was a solid choice, it was a special coffee and the scent and flavor were excellent. The sandwiches were unique and enjoyed by my Dad and brother. The reuben was good, but it might have been lunch meat. The service was really good. Everyone we interacted with was awesome. Side story about the service. I forgot my phone in the booth. We called as we were driving away and they had my phone. As we pulled up, a man who worked there ran outside to meet us at the car. Beyond helpful. The restaurant was closed, the answered the phone, and then brought it out. Good food, awesome people and service.

This is some of the best breakfast and breakfast sandwiches you can get they are huge. The bakery…read morehas delicious food sourdough bread. All of it is great and the service is fast and friendly.

They made our wedding cake, and all I can say is, it was perfect. Exactly what we wanted. Good…read morecustomer service, they captured exactly what we wanted! Highly recommend and super cost effective! We got their pumpkin spiced cake with cream cheese frosting, and I had guests coming up to my husband and I all night saying how good the cake was, and asking where we got it!

This small market is a local gem. Extremely friendly and helpful service which goes above and…read morebeyond. Yes, you just call them up and place your order and they deliver it! No hassle, how about that! (thursdays for delivery so plan ahead) Great house sausage and meats. Prepared home style meals and soups made in house are a life saver for deliveries to our elderly mother-she love's the food and its good quality. Thank you Pfaffs, you are what a home town grocery store should be, can't say enough positives!

Great customer service. Not only did they take my order over the phone from out of state but they…read morethey delivered it along with a note for my father-in-law's birthday. My husband and his dad LOVE their house sausage! Thanks guys! You were a procrastinator's lifesaver!