Your typical brewery with your typical beers but liked the concept of Brewery attached to Coffee…read moreShop attached to Winery. All the brews I had were great. Enjoyed watching the Amish buggies traveling in front and behind the brewery. If ever in the area again (I grew up in Western PA) I'll definitely stop in for another !

I'd like to say I tried this place. But it is closed (for renovations). Nothing on their website…read moreabout it being closed. We came for a birthday celebration and disappointed to find out we could only experience The Fractured Grape. We wanted to experience it all. Bummer. We ordered a cheese plate to share. Good variety of 4 different cheeses. Service was friendly, but a tad slow. My nephew order iced tea. First selection - after a wait - sorry, we do t have that. Second selection of tea - after an even longer wait - sorry, we're out of that tea. Finally, he said just. Ring me what you have. Ambiance - mellow. One big room. Everyone can hear your conversations. Music was low, I. The background, but a good selection of music. To be fair, we came early in the day (noon). Curious what the evening would be like. Though not sure I would return. Disappointed not to experience the entire environment. Might want to consider putting g something on website that says Hops Asylum is temporarily closed.

Get the Cajun pizza thank me later!! The endless choices of mixed drinks is insane! You can…read moreliterally sample them all! Pick your own even! Food apps were delightful and huge portions! Go hungry and thirsty! What an awesome place to spend your afternoon with friends! Good food and endless possibilities of drinks! Freakin awesome! Service was good and staff was polite! Every room was different, had a wine room, beer room and the bar room! Sick layout! Can't wait to go back!

We have visited Vintages Estates from Pittsburgh on multiple occasions now after hearing what a…read morecraft beer haven it is. Honestly it's been a bit of a mixed bag which makes it tricky to review. First off the setup. You enter into a wine shop. Then the next room has a little seating and a small bar. Then shelf after shelf and cooler after cooler of craft beer. You truly could get lost and spend hours exploring the selection. It can be overwhelming. They have a ton of variety and some beers that are tough to find. Prices can be a bit all over the place. My biggest complaint though is the amount of way past date beers and the heavily fruited sours stating must be refrigerated that are on the shelves. I just know now I have to double check the dates on everything and have skipped buying things for sure. The next room has the main bar with seating and a handful of high top tables. This has been where we have sat every visit. I'm not sure how service is supposed to be as it's been inconsistent. One visit we have had table service. The next we had to go up to the bar to be able to order anything. Another someone said they would be right there for our order and we were left waiting a long time. The draft list is a good size and offers a good variety. They also frequently do special events and tap takeovers bringing in beers hard to find on draft locally. Unfortunately last time we went for a tap takeover we were told those couldn't be included in the flight option. They almost push you to drink more because there is a variety to try only in small or full pours. However the small pours are so much more expensive, especially when the full pours are on happy hour. They are known for their flatbreads and have a huge variety of them available ranging from much more traditional to the more creative. They also often have specials available. There are appetizers and other food available as well but we have always stuck with flatbreads. The flatbreads are pretty good but nothing special. Overall Vintage Estates is a mixed bag. They do have something for everyone as far as beer, wine, cider and mead. They have some decent food to go along with it. They just have some things they could improve. We will still make a return visit though for some event I'm sure.

Views are beautiful and relaxing. Food and service were great! Kaeson was an absolute pleasure to…read morehave as a server.

Made a reservation 2 weeks prior just to be told that they had a big party and even though we had a…read morereservation we were expected to wait an hour and a half. The host was rude about it and staff wasn't apologetic about it at all despite our party of four coming all the way there and not given our reservation time.

Great small brewery. Good beer and the staff was awesome. Highly recommended. I will be back next…read moretime I'm in New Castle.

Neshannock Creek Brewing is what downtown New Castle has been missing. After moving here from…read moreOregon, finding good craft brew has been hit and miss. Until now. The coffee cream ale is a must try. Pure coffee flavor, the right amount of sweetness, with a smooth finish. Eric and team are welcoming and engaging in genuine conversation. For a snack we enjoyed homemade chips from Henry's Kitchen. They were a perfectly crisp and salty pairing to the beer. Do yourself a favor and grab a pint on the patio of Neshannock Creek Brewing.

The food at Saucey Stuff BBQ was absolutely delicious! Everything was fresh, flavorful, and cooked…read moreperfectly. You can tell they put a lot of care into both the quality of the food and the presentation. If you're looking for great BBQ with generous portions and amazing taste, this place is definitely worth a visit. The young lady working mentioned that it was their first day at Mastropietro Winery with her husband. They were both incredibly friendly and welcoming, and the service was outstanding. Everyone in our group really enjoyed the food and the experience. We hope they'll be back again soon!

A Long Overdue Return to Mastropietro Winery…read more We finally made it back to Mastropietro Winery after seven years--and what a perfect day for it. It was a quiet winter afternoon, but with a surprising twist: a hot and sunny 77-degree day that felt more like early summer than mid-winter. Naturally, we took advantage of the weather and enjoyed our wine outside, soaking in the sunshine and peaceful atmosphere. I realized I'd never taken a photo in front of the iconic Mastropietro sign--so this visit felt long overdue in more ways than one. We sampled several wines during our visit, and I was really impressed. The Vidal Blanc stood out right away--off-dry, estate-grown, with just a touch of oak that gave it a subtle, elegant complexity. The Riesling was bright and delicious, and the Cabernet was smooth and easy to enjoy. But the real star for me was the Chambourcin--absolutely fantastic! If I heard correctly, it's 100% Chambourcin and estate-grown as well, which made it all the more special. Mastropietro continues to impress, and this visit reminded me why it's such a gem. Cheers to great wine, unexpected weather, and coming back to places that feel like home.

Spent Labor Day weekend at a VRBO house nearby with friends for the weekend. Decided to try the…read morewinery out. Grounds are nice and face the Lake. Picnic benches and umbrellas are there too. Umbrellas are a bit unstable. While there one almost flew in to the lake. But we are here for wine. Walk in and you can smell the food. I did not have any food so I cannot comment. Smelled good though. People seemed to enjoy. They had a special on sangria so we went with that. They said it was a pint glass. But it's not a pint. I have had a pint many times and this was just a solo cup that is less than a pint. Not the red solo but clear with lid. Sangria was ok. Fruit was a slice of orange. A bit dry for me. Not horrible but not to my liking. They have a handful of other wines. You can try and taste just ask. The issue was really the employees. I thought they were abrupt and kinda rude. I am here to spend money and it seemed like my questions annoyed them. Never been here so I wanted to know what everything was about. Maybe I went on an off day. There were quite a few people there trying to enjoy the day. Overall i might pass next time. Good view. But so-so on the experience.

The slowest service!!! Don't be in a rush for food. Other people were questioning us about the slow…read moreservice as well. Only good for drinking their mediocre wine. You must have very low expectation to enjoy this establishment.

We were hesitant after having less than stellar experiences in the past but we were SO very glad we…read morestopped in tonight. The service from Tiffany as excellent. I had a pizza which was absolutely delicious. The crust was light, crispy and cooked to perfection. My wife had the gnocchi with filet tips. The gnocchi was the best we have had in quite some time and the filet was cooked and seasoned perfectly. The tiramisu was lack luster but did not take away from the night. Would like a better beer selection but it's a wine place so........ very relaxed inside with some saxophone and singing.

Came out on a Thursday night from Pittsburgh super pumped to try the short rib bolognese…read more Just before we were about to order, server said that's what they were out of. We then tried to order a blueberry salad on the menu and that was "out of season" so not available either. I ended up ordering plain Alfredo and a side pizza as an appetizer. It came with a dry piece of chicken that I never asked for and a $6 upcharge on our bill. The mushroom arugula pizza had solid flavor and the balsamic was mild. The Alfredo was fine but significantly lacked salt. Not a place I'd drive 50 miles to come back to if online menu is unreliable. Our server was very friendly though.

I attended my friend's daughter's first birthday party here which was catered by the staff with the…read moremost delicious buffet. I didn't take photos but so many options that were delicious. It was such a lovely winery (that doesn't look like a winery) in a neighborhood area and such an at-home cabin-style feel to it. One of the gentleman there told us how he learned to make the wine that they sell which we purchased some there and to take home. It is very affordable ($20) and multiple tastes available. Really enjoyed our time, intimate place for a gathering and lovely staff.

Very relaxed and comfortable seating where we were up top on the outdoor furniture. Service was…read moregreat even though there was a large party being entertained. The young lady explained the menus and made numerous trips up to check on us. We had the sausage and ricotta pizza and an order of meatballs. Either would've been enough for a meal as we brought half of both home. Pizza was delicious with a light, thin and tasty crust. The fresh basil made it perfect. The meatballs were well seasoned and not too dense. The sauce was a little plain or rushed but they were very good with a loaf of bread and side of pickled peppers.