Our server Trenton Was great food came out fast and hot and delicious new menu VERRY niceread more

Friendly service. Original menu for food and drinks, great taste. The different shops/ateliers of…read morevarious artists are nice to visit.

5 star surprise here on a late Saturday afternoon. Brews were great, food excellent and the…read morebartender was a cool guy/guide for our selections. Wings, fries, chips and the featured French Onion burger were out of this world great. Really happy we finally stopped here. Inside is modern and the back game room/dining area is a nice place to bring the kids or just play the games while there. We'll be back!

Such a nice fun spot. I came here for the first time a few weeks ago on a Friday night…read more It was busy ! So make sure you reserve a table or get there early. I just sat at the bar and ordered a few beers and some appetizers. ( good selection if I may say so myself lol ) The person who attended me , was very nice, friendly and kept up with everyone although you could tell they were getting slammed with orders. They also had live entertainment, which was fun. Overall , I enjoyed this place. Definitely will be coming back. I loved the vibe.

A friend reserved a section of the brewery for about 70 guests with an open bar for 4+ hours…read more Wonderful brewery, cool vibe and will definitely return / recommend when passing through this area next time. While it was a great night, really wanted to use this review to give a shout out to Riley. 10 stars! Riley managed our section like a rock star and the drink orders were non-stop, delivered quickly and never in error or forgotten. Riley was always smiling, friendly, professional, efficient, and really made the night extra special. Of note, her enthusiasm level was peak from beginning to end, you rarely see this next level service anymore. Thank you to Jay & Tab for picking up the tab, the Ever Grain Brewing team and especially Riley - a night to long remember, great drinks / great service. Until next time....

Tasty Beer, good food!…read more Im not typically a craft beer person, but their beer "HellYes" was a nice smooth Lager that was not hoppy! The Bavarian Pretzel came with enough cheese (thats a diss on other places that serve a soft pretzel). Major brownie points for the Bavarian Pretzel! This place had tons of seating, but still had an insane wait time. People were flowing out the door. They had a nice outdoor area which is a bonus when the weather is nice. Loved the logos, the designs if the art, and all of the taps in the taproom. Bonus points for the creative beer names. Check it out if you are in Camp Hill!

I was recently back at the Grateful Goat while I was out of town for work. Unfortunately this place…read morefell off a bit since the last time I visited. Some of the food didn't look or taste fresh (I.e. the beer cheese) and the homemade tots that I ordered did not taste like tater tots at all. A coworker had to send her spaghetti and meatballs back because the meatballs were burnt to a crisp. I am surprised they even served them in the first place. The service was just okay as well. I saw that they recently closed so maybe they were just going through the motions at that point.

Attended a work happy hour event here with about 50 people in the back room. It was brightly lit…read moreand spacious, with TVs all around the room on sports channels. Thank goodness! I was SUPER IMPRESSED by the staff that managed to keep up with drinks in this horde of people, all moving around the space and socializing. I wish I'd caught our server's name because he was awesome and I'd like to give him props. They served some BBQ wings, which were big, juicy and delicious, excellent fried Brussels sprouts, and these loaded tots things that were yummy too. He's definitely go back to sample more of their menu.

Bartender will keep you laughing, lots of interesting regulars. Can be hot in the summer but it's…read moresuch a unique experience it's worth it.

This little spot in the Harrisburg market is a great place to grab a beer! It is great because you…read morehave the opportunity to walk around with your beer and choose from other venders for food. I am not a huge beer drinker but the person I was with is. He really enjoys Zeroday beers and was happy with their selection. I was excited to see a selection of mixed drinks in the menu but was disappointed to find out that they made with store brought juices opposed to fresh juices. (Would LOVE to see a drink in the menu featuring the hand pressed juice that can be find at the market ). All in all, it was fun to sit and talk in the middle of the market while drinking and people watching. I would definitely visit again.

Bartenders were energetic and fun! Very social! A great bartender makes a great bar!…read more HUGE selection of beer here! Whether it was their own beer or local companies such as New Trail, Troegs, Yuengling, they have it all! We have heard some not so good things about their food....we are going to debunk those false reports! Upside Pizza was out of this world. No flop, sweet sauce, tons of cheese. We loved it! Special right now was Pagash, a Pierogi style pizza from NEPA. Mashed Potato, onion, cheese. It had great flavor. The star of the show was their breadstix. I could've downed like 10 of these. Light, fluffy, good size, just all around great! TVs were everywhere! The environment was awesome to watch a game. Huge 4 screen tv in the back room. Looked like they were in the process of renovating, this place can only get better!

It is not common knowledge but most people in my line of work appreciate good pizza and crafted…read morebeer. For the elders of mystic tribes, it reminds them of ancient days of hand-brewed ales crafted from what the local region offered. Seeing the board of beers with names as fanciful and quirky as the ones they collected throughout Europe, it reminds them of home. The pizza is a common treat. When rituals or rites take forever, even the most orthodox clerics and spellcrafters will order a pie for simplicity and expedited feeding. So it is Pizza Boy that I bring new clients and contacts. I ply them with strange ales, flavorful lagers, strong stouts, and then their stories flow like the taps. Over pie or pasta, they relax. Among the mundanes and normals they feel that old tribal connection that strengthens our common bonds so that I can more easily make deals for rare items or services. The service at the bar is often exceptional and the bartenders connect with my clients with stories of how each beer was crafted and by whom. Libations with names like Sugar Shoggoth and Dream of Wheat kick off conversations full of laughter and history. The lunch specials are reliable and filling. Ever since the last YP closed in the area, this is my go-to for 'boli. But my companions always praise the French Bread Pizza. When the bold attempt the Triple Smash, they find it to be formidable, but a welcome indulgeance.

The Cameron Street location is the original home of Appalachian Brewing Company (ABC) and is…read moreunrivaled for its ambiance. The building is a former printing plant which has a spacious tap rooms/dining on the first floor and the Abbey Bar (with occasional live music) upstairs. I'm a big fan of ABC for many reasons, not the least of which is their variety of approachable and tasty beer styles for nearly any taste. ABC manages to stay creative with a mix of standard selections with a rotating cast of seasonals--but nothing too exotic. The food has been good in my experience and I confess a particular liking for the pierogies--pretty darn good for this part of PA. Service at this location has been uniformly excellent during all my visits. A couple of mild quirks about the Cameron Street location: first, parking is a bit odd. There's a small lot near the entrance but most parking is near the back of the building. Second, the brewery is on a slightly industrial stretch of Cameron Street. Translation: the neighborhood looks worse than it actually is! ABC runs an excellent small chain of brew pubs (I've visited most of them) but I think the original has a je ne sais quoi that makes it special.

Last night I stopped into Appalachian brewing for dinner, and also got to play trivia with a…read morecoworker on a business trip. The food in my opinion is a touch above a typical brewery these days. The pierogies and Brotz were amazing and I absolutely love them. The beers are typical for an established brewery and were quite tasty. Especially like the staff, they were friendly and very attentive. The atmosphere was awesome, and I really love the themes that seem to shout out to through hikers on the Appalachian Trail.