As a big beer and history fan, I had been following the birth of this place with great interest for…read moreyears. On a recent trip home, I finally made an effort to get here and had the best time. This is the new iteration of Lebanon's original brewery from the 1800s. The building is the same, and history is forefront with a great timeline on the entry wall. Even if you aren't into beer, it's worth a visit just to step back in time. I love all the brick buildings and side buildings; clearly this was a busy place. The new brewery is slowly using the space for different things, and I look forward to seeing how it grows and changes in the future. They have outdoor seating, lots of parking, and overflow parking, which are great for large groups especially during the warm months. I went with my dad and best friend; I had arranged to meet with brewer and co-owner Mike and was immediately greeted warmly by the bar staff. It was a sunny afternoon so we sat at the bar by a window and tried every beer! It was so much fun to go through the styles, some of which are taken from original recipes. They have a full food menu too, but we didn't try anything that day. They also have lots of dining tables in the main room. The brewing equipment is gleaming copper along the one wall, but it's misleading because it all goes down to the giant basement and production area. Mike kindly gave us a personal tour after our beer and showed us all the equipment, historical points with fun stories, plus the bottling room and their fun bottle caps. Beer quality is great, they have many cores and some limiteds on a rolling basis. Prices are reasonable as well. Beer is available chilled at the door to-go as well. If you're a beer fan, or interested in Lebanon Valley history, this is a must visit brewery!

We found this gem on our way home. We stopped for a drink but I wish we had more time to stay…read morelonger. I got a cocktail and wish j would have gotten a fresh orange crush, but I loved the drink I picked (peach iced tea). My husband got a beer, he enjoyed. Here are things that give this place a little extra spice, they have a popcorn bar. The popcorn bar is free and has a bunch of toppings you can add. They are HUGE DOG PEOPLE! you can bring your pup to enjoy a beer with you on the patio. The staff is amazing and I can't wait to go back!

Cool vibe (family friendly), good service and a great meal our first time here. It was happy hour…read moreso we got a smashburger, chicken quesadilla and 6 wings. I thought the food was great and I really enjoyed the Thai peanut sauce on the wings which were ordered extra crispy and came out just like that. My only complaint if you could call it that was that the beers were a little bit flat and the flavors weren't great. Certainly adequate as an accompaniment to a meal, and not bad, just not great. Great value and delicious food in Hershey!

No food Service was fab!!…read moreAmbiance was quaint Allowed me to have my therapy dog w me (NOT an accuse for untrained animals in this establishment!!) Well priced and friendly service ,

Their liquor has so much flavor and there's so much variety. I loved the apple pie flavor.read more

Candis is an amazing educator of the products. She doesn't let you just but and not dive you ideas…read moreon what to mix in with it. He mom and dad have made such a wonderful thing here. If you are able to you should come check it out.

Had dinner at Snitz Creek Brewery on the way to the Nate Bargatze show in Hershey, PA. The…read morerestaurant is lively with indoor and outdoor seating. The food menu is not extensive, but everything on the menu looks great! There's a little something for everyone! The beers on tap are made in house, and the two I tried were well crafted! The Marzen style lager is pretty close to perfect! I noticed that all of their spirits are made in Pennsylvania! We sat at the bar and it happened to be happy hour. As a result, the bartenders were slammed! But they were friendly, helpful and attentive!!! Definitely worth stopping in, and we will no doubt be back!

Really good food here! My friend, my daughter, and I tried the eggrolls, pretzel, and meatballs,…read moreand everything hit the spot. The beer was even better -- and that's saying something because my husband and I go to a lot of breweries. I almost never buy beer to take home, but their blueberry beer won me over. I did take off a star because the outdoor area just isn't great. It's tiny, wedged between the brewery and what looks like a bike shop, and even with the privacy wall, it feels boxed in. Not the kind of patio you want to hang out on. Otherwise, a really enjoyable stop.

Service was wonderful! Food was very good actually got a to go box to partake on later!! I was…read moreactually surprised that for a Tuesday there weren't many patrons because this place is truly an incredible food and service. I would definitely recommend.

I used to order regularly but food has gone downhill. Most recently, today I got a burger. Burger…read morewas dry and not warm, pretzel roll was stale before it was over toasted to the point where it was black and the cole slaw might as well have been shredded cabbage because there was absolutely no taste or sauce.

We were on a day-long drive from Vermont to Maryland and we decided to stop to eat. We happened…read moreupon the Brickyard on Google maps and thought it seemed worth driving 4 miles off the highway to eat there. Driving through the dilapidated town, we became trepidatious about what we would find. Turns out the Brickyard is a shining diamond in the middle of a pile of ordinary coal. The interior is very attractive and modern. The small plates menu is - to our DC-area sensibilities - quite inexpensive. We ordered two different bruschetta, two different cheeses, two different salads, and an order of prosciutto (for the man). Everything was delicious, and the servings were much larger than we thought they would be. We were very happy to have picked this place out and it was well worth the detour off the highway.

This food was over the top delicious. The Croquet Madam is a must. The atmosphere was awesome. The…read moredownside was waitress was not knowledgeable on meat and cheeses platters. The dessert were also amazing !

This was our third time here, we really like this place. We're from Lancaster and we came here for…read moredinner and invited four friends to join us. The food is always delicious and very well made. The service is fast and our waitress was so nice and attentive. The ambiance is nice and quiet, you can talk to others without shouting. My husband and I had the steak frites, the steak was medium rare and perfect. Sorry the picture isn't good, I started eating it before I remembered. The fries were delicious, everything came out hot as it should. We'll be back!

My filet mignon was delicious and cooked to perfection (medium rare). It did have a very small…read moregrisly area, fairly insignificant but highly unusual for a filet. In spite of this, the overall portion was generous and very enjoyable. Tony's has a nice ambiance for a rather large, open dining area that cannot be called intimate. Service was very good. A bit pricey for the Lebanon area, but a very nice treat. Worthy of return visits.

Stopped in for the first time. Very cute bar. It's super clean, the staff is very friendly and…read morehelpful. I ordered the fried shrimp and was happy with it. Fries were amazing. The cole slaw was very tasty but too "wet" for me. Nice menu and drink/food specials. Can't wait to come back again.