Harrison's catered a local event I recently attended and I was really excited because I do like…read moreeating at the restaurant. The catering fell way short of my expectations. The salad was unimaginative and very plain. I did not (nor did my fellow guests) like the vinaigrette that was served on the side. Most of the items were typical mass manufactured previously frozen appetizers, like spanokopita, among other things. There was a tray of the egg rolls they brag about. Maybe popping something in the oven and dressing the plate up at the restaurant works for these items. But to make a bunch of them and transport in a hotel pan, left many of them soggy and there really is no way to dress that up. They served a large amount of quinoa salad. But the grains we're not rinsed enough and would have benefited from more heat. There's a very bitter taste that needs to be washed off the grains and they were simply undercooked. Then, lastly, I recognized the bread. That is one of the only complaints I have in their restaurant. It is way too pale and doughy. If it was refreshed and browned in the oven, it would be exponentially better.

Note that Harrison's restaurant in the Hilton Garden Inn lost its lease at the end of 2019, to our…read moreregret. We hope they reopen a restaurant at State College.

Went to the restaurant at Greystone. Great food and a variety of daily specials. Definitely going…read moreback.

Not only is there a food truck, but there is also a restaurant in Williamsburg on 2nd St…read more Absolutely recommend! If you walk away from these guys and are still hungry, there's something wrong with you! I've never had anything bad here- the food is excellent and the portions are HUGE! Burgers, Strombolis, sandwiches, sides, all of it is cooked to order, great quality. Their prices are really reasonable as well. Honestly it's actually worth the drive to Williamsburg even if you're an out-of-towner looking for a good place to eat. It's just a very laid back place, lots of sports memorabilia, BYOB. The staff is always friendly, courteous and fast. The truck obviously can't offer quite as much as the restaurant, but what they do have is really good. They usually post on their Facebook page so you know where the truck will be during a given week. These folks really take pride in what they do, and the results show. When they say you'll leave with your belly busted, they mean it!

Benjamin's Catering did the food for my father's memorial service. They were so kind and…read moreaccommodating, doing all that they could to make the day a little better for us. The food was so delicious and we had so many compliments from our guests about how wonderful everything was. I would hire Benjamin's Catering again in a heartbeat. Thank you!

Great food and great people. Mike, Heather, Jay and Kay are very accommodating and work hard to…read moregive us a delicious meal experience.

We hired Nittany Catering for our wedding in May 2021 and we were absolutely thrilled with our…read moredecision! The staff frequently communicated with us prior to the wedding to create a very detailed plan so everything would run smoothly. They even took the time to visit my venue ahead of time so there were no surprises. This amount of preparation made me feel at ease leading up to my wedding. The day of the wedding, Nittany catering staff were very professional and everyone absolutely loved the food! It was all delicious and portion sizes were great. I still get compliments about how much people enjoyed their meal and cocktail hour hors d'oeuvres. I can't thank Nittany Catering enough and I highly recommend them for your wedding or event!

I have been to over a dozen venues in PA, General Potter Farm is by far the most beautiful, well…read morerun, well maintained venue period. The house is incredible, the barn - gorgeous. If you want everything to be beautiful, perfect and fun- this is your only choice!

Awesome location!…read more After looking at half a dozen other venues around the State College area, we decided to have our wedding at the General Potter Farm. Literally, as soon as we saw the place, we put a deposit down and canceled the other appointments we had at other establishments. There is a wonderful outdoor area for a ceremony, with the creek running through the plot in the background. The barn has been renovated into a great place to have the meal and party! The lower level makes for a perfect backup plan if it rains on the big day. Upstairs has a/c, a bar, dressing areas, restrooms, and plenty of space for dancing fools! The owner, Binky, was really helpful the entire time, and even referred us to other vendors like bartenders and rental services that made our planning even easier.

Kish Valley Canteen & Catering -- welcome to Yelp, friends! I met you while riding the Pumpkin…read morePatch Express train at East Broad Top Railroad, and what a delicious introduction it was! Kish Valley was set up at the pumpkin patch train stop, and when we arrived, we were absolutely starving. There were a few food trucks to choose from, but I zeroed in on Kish Valley because their menu looked amazing -- tons of options and everything sounded hearty and perfect for a chilly fall morning. I wandered up to the truck still deciding what I wanted when I spotted their letterboard sign. First line: "Local beef smashburger." OK, yes please. But then the next line stopped me in my tracks: "Thanksgiving fries." Wait. WHAT?! Thanksgiving... fries?! I like fries. I like Thanksgiving. And whatever kind of magic happens when you combine the two, I was all in -- no questions asked. Within seconds, I was at the window, happily ordering away. The Kish Valley team was so friendly, upbeat, and bright-eyed for a Sunday morning (which, honestly, impressed me almost as much as the menu did). In the end, our order included the Famous Loaded Thanksgiving Fries ($12), a bacon cheese smash burger ($12), a cookie flight (peanut butter, chocolate chip, and monster -- $5), a chilled apple cider ($5), and a warm mulled cider ($5). While we waited, I kept daydreaming about what "Thanksgiving fries" could possibly be. Then my name was called, and the nice man handed me a Styrofoam container so full the lid wouldn't close. (That's the energy I'm looking for when I order fries, thank you very much.) We found a picnic table, I popped the lid, and... pretty sure I audibly moaned. What greeted me was a mountain of fries piled high with juicy chunks of turkey (like, actual carved turkey -- not lunchmeat), plenty of stuffing, and a glorious blanket of rich, flavorful gravy. I snapped a very quick photo before diving in, because honestly, self-control only goes so far. Kish Valley, you NAILED IT with the Famous Loaded Thanksgiving Fries. Perfect portions of everything, seasoned beautifully, not too salty -- just a comforting, cozy, savory masterpiece. I kept smiling and saying, "It's literally like eating Thanksgiving dinner!" And I meant it every single time. The bacon cheese smash burger? Juicy, cheesy, bacony perfection on a soft, shiny seeded bun. The apple cider (both chilled and warm) hit the spot -- sweet but not over the top. And the cookie flight was the ideal finale: three classic cookies, a crackling fire nearby, autumn sunshine... you just can't script that kind of moment. Kish Valley Canteen & Catering -- consider me a fan for life. You turned a regular pumpkin patch stop into one of the best food truck finds of my fall! If you see their truck anywhere, trust me -- follow your nose and get the fries!

I contacted Deb to cater some of our tailgate parties for PSU games. She came up with three amazing…read moremenus (for three different games) and delivered the food right to the yellow ORV field along Orchard Rd. I gave her a final head count of 30 and when she delivered she told me she gave us enough for 70 just in case. I believe it because we had a ton left over to take home and enjoy with our kids and probably for the rest of the month. We used our two tailgating grills to warm everything up and put in catering pans that I previously purchased. To say that everyone loved the food is an understatement. Everything was absolutely amazing!!! The ribs were out of this world!!! I am so happy I found her and she is my go to for PSU games from this point forward!! Thanks Deb and staff!! We appreciate you :)

This is now trading under Happy Valley BBQ, using Clem's recipes. we've used them to cater a large…read moreevent, and people from around the world liked it. http://happyvalleybbq.com/

We celebrated our daughter's wedding here this past weekend. Kasey and Billy were incredibly…read morehelpful throughout the entire process, especially with set up and during the wedding. The ceremony was moved inside due to the weather and they set up the space perfectly for the change. I would 1000% recommend this wedding venue.

My husband and I chose Harmony Forge Inn & Barn as our out of state wedding venue for 2 reasons…read more 1.) It doubled as a place to stay for my immediate family who were all travelling from Austin, Texas and 2.) Our ceremony and reception would only be steps away from each other! (easier for guests). The Inn: The mansion is a beautiful 4 bedroom, 4 full bathroom, 1 half bathroom estate complete with parlor, dining room, kitchen (2 refrigerators), and beautiful photogenic staircase. I paid for the full weekend package, which includes all 4 bedrooms and entire house from Friday 8am until Sunday at noon. I also paid for the rehearsal dinner to be held in their dining room area, but once I arrived, the décor in the dining room was too drab for my taste and I ended up setting up in the barn. I would have set up the rehearsal dinner outside, but it unfortunately rained on Friday and Saturday. Some of the old décor is beautiful, but the window treatments and table cloths were just not to my taste and I could not be photographed next to them. However, the wood accents were to die for (staircase)and the house structure was very lovely. The Barn: Perfectly spacious and easy to make glamorous with the right décor. We used globe lights and hung them from the ceiling and it really provided an upscale vibe. I used all real china and glassware, added a few DIY touches like paper flowers, newspaper programs and tall lighted branch centerpieces to execute the look I was going for- rustic glam-it was relatively easy to accomplish. The space can be used for up to 160 guests per the management, but I wonder how crowded that would be. We had a good use of space with 110 guests, but I don't think I would have liked any more people in that size space. (Especially since it rained on my wedding day and we had to set up a temporary ceremony in the dj space in the barn, there definitely would not have been room if we had had any more people. The Cons: 1.) I was very stressed on Friday setting up the barn for the reception. It was hard to get a hold of management for setting up additional tables/chairs. And they forgot a table I requested for the rehearsal dinner I needed for gifts. 2.) Management seemed disorganized. They told me they might rent out the additional room on Saturday night, which I paid for in my full wedding package, until my dad called and they said that was a mistake on their part. They also forgot I had paid for the rehearsal space and I had to remind them. The chairs and tables (they set up) were squished up near the front of the barn and I had to move all the tables back for more room which was time consuming (they set up tables according to your specifications, but it was not like the picture I drew) 3.)The fridges are full of old food which is good or bad depending on who you are, but I would have preferred it empty since how do you know how old that stuff is in there? 4.) THE AC UNITS!!! OMG. They are so loud and the house was SOOOOOO hot. 5.) The barn port-a-potty(ies); I'm not sure we had more than one in operation, I specifically remembered 2 when I visited and it was much larger with 2 stalls, then on my wedding day I only remember seeing one and it was small. I would rate this venue a 3-4/5 based on my experience there, I expected more hospitality. At the end of the day, I felt like we were not super welcome there, more of a nuisance to them. No one really talked to us, or asked us how we were doing during an obviously stressful weekend where all of my plans were literally drowning with the rain. I just expected a little more kindness or at least one conversation with the people who lived there. If you like to be left completely alone, then I'm sure this won't bother you.