Great selection and atmosphere. Nice people with some fine entertainment. Well done!!!read more

Tasted a flight of the five you see in the picture. Lots of potential in this new brewing…read moreoperation. I think they are only available in restaurants and bars right now. I tasted them at Iron Mann in Girard. Shout out to those guys for having this extensive selection, along with great, friendly service I'd say check out 1547 wherever you find them and see how your tastes compare to mine... My impression of the beers (always a subjective matter, of course) went down something like this: 1400 Miles From Home - a Key Lime Sour. Very light sour, to my liking, with all of the flavors in the description working together quite nicely Kolsch - another light version of this style. It is a good summer beer for someone who wants a little more flavor than a Bud/Coors/Miller Ohio Heat Wave - subtle habanero on the back end slowly builds, but that's about the only thing I'm picking up. This is a very light beer Hang 11 - a sweet IPA? The bitterness is as advertised. Would love to know the hops involved. Very drinkable, but don't expect a mouthful of IPA. More like a sweet, session IPA in my opinion Shooktown NE IPA - first taste hit very nice. Like most of them, it tastes very close to the description. No bitterness, but like others on the flight, it's a light version of this style. I'm used to a more potent hit of juice from a NE IPA, it's drinkable for sure

Great outdoor area with good beer. Went during the day but will definitely be back for some live…read moremusic.

Blue collar & Appalachia are a big theme at this brewery. It's half beer half music, Saturdays have…read morea cover for the band which have a huge stage and lighting. Staff and patrons were all very friendly. Tons of space for kids and even a sand pit plus corn hole: Many motorcycles coming in all day too. Beers are just okay hence the knock down rating. We enjoyed it and would come back. It's not a destination for us but if nearby would certainly stop.

The staff here are great. Trivia night is super fun, but the room was very warm and humid, making…read moreit a little uncomfortable. Firecracker 3/10 This cocktail was all sweetness from the grenadine, you couldn't taste anything else. Would recommend more lemonade in this and a taller glass. Would not get again. Crab Cakes 8/10 They were good, but a little dry. I'm pretty sure it was real crab meat. They do not come with any sauce or Remoulade or anything on the side, but they definitely need something. Cheese Sticks 10/10 Good breading, fry, and nicely melted cheese. Buffalo Chicken Pizza 8/10 I was surprised to see it was like a chicken dip on top of the dough. It's very difficult to eat when it first comes out, and the chicken mixture just falls off the dough. Dough was cooked well though, and had a good crust. As a whole, it was decent, but it needed something, I just can't think of what. West End Quesadilla 8/10 This quesadilla was ok, but probably wouldn't order again. The tomato juices were all over the bottom of the plate making the tortilla super soggy, and I would prefer if the tomatoes were inside, along with a little more cheese inside as well because it just kept falling apart. It needed something to bind everything together.

Eating here has been a great experience with attentive servers and good food. Unfortunately, in the…read moreearly morning hours today, an explosion of unknown origin destroyed the Time Brewpub and several businesses inside. No one was in the building st the time, thankfully, and our condolences go to Tony and his family and everyone impacted by this happening.

Delicious food in a adorable bar/restaurant located in a historic building in downtown Slippery…read moreRock! I think I can speak for our group of six that we had a great meal! Our server was Dustin (or Justin, we weren't sure) who was terrific (ask for him to wait on you, if you can!) I had the Italian Panini which was so yummy! Also the side dish of loaded mashed potatoes with gravy ..... They were just okay. It was quite a cold night, so 3 of us had nice hot cups of tea served in these quaint handmade mugs! And I had a glass of homemade root beer ..... ya can't go wrong! The prices are reasonable: my tea, root beer, and Italian Panini were $25. I think very moderate. Reservations are highly recommended. You can make one online for a party of up to 6. Larger groups must be reserved over the phone. Highly recommend and I would give it more than five stars if I could!

We enjoyed our lunch at North Country Brew Pub in Slippery Rock, PA…read more My hubby went to college in the area and wanted to show me the town. We enjoyed our Cajun chicken pasta (4.5/5) and the buffalo chicken sandwich (4.5/5). The Backpack Stash IPA was really good and this is coming from someone who doesn't drink much beer. The walls had a lot of cool historical vintage photos and antique items. There's indoor and outdoor seating. We had really good friendly service (5/5). We recommend this restaurant! Happy Yelping :)

I always love going for their events. The IPA is extra hoppy and delicious. The atmosphere is very…read morenice and clean. Birdfish features many food trucks along side of their drink menu which keeps things interesting!

I've been to Birdfish a ton, and every time it's so much fun. They have something for everyone on…read moretheir drink menu, so you're sure to find something you enjoy. Staff is very friendly and they have so many fun events going on you'll never be bored. My favorite time to visit it when they have bingo nights or table top game nights. I also love playing pinball there. Birdfish never disappoints! My only reason for 4 stars, is that there have been times where the food trucks that visit have packed up early, or not been there all together.

We were in the area and stopped at Beaver Brewery which is an hour from us but worth the stop. Walk…read morein and feel like I went back to the 90's. The owner has a 90's vibe going with posters on the wall and other decorations. Which is positive to me knowing the 90's was my time of growing from a teenager and ending with an engagement. This place had different places to sit from couches to tables and chairs. They had different beers on taps. Wife had a sangria and I had two different hazy IPA's which I liked them both. Jason sat down with us and chatted about the brewery. Told us they been here for 11 years. Told us everything the owner was doing. Positive changes. Provided us with a map of local brewery passports in the area and in Ohio. Provided some recommendations to different breweries and likewise from our end. Since this was the 80th microbrewery that we've visited in the Pittsburgh region. We almost have them all visited. Goals for 2023. This place is a good stop. They have fooleries next door and nearby to visit. We will come back while in the area. Jason was great..

Our craft beer advetures takes Steven and myself to Beaver Brewing Company. This proved to be a…read moredifferent experience with noting. We had the Roggenbier which is a style and recipe I see very little of in our craft beer drinking experiences. It's very similar to a Hefeweizen but rye is put into the recipe instead. It was a very intriguing outing having this kind of beer and had a nice, smooth light flavor to it. I definitely need to give kudos to the brewery for making something out of the ordinary which I feel like it's a rut that I feel I fall into by trying the same and mainstream beer styles time and time again.

One of the best patty melts I've ever had!! We had a few drinks outside and then got a table…read more Drinks: the 9-5-7 beer is light and tasty. Only $3? It's a steal (this just may have been the deal for the night... not entirely sure.) I also appreciate they have more than just beer. There are cocktails, wines, and seltzers, which I appreciate as someone who doesn't love beer. The Food: our group got fried pickles, which were so good. Tasty breading and a good bar snack. My patty melt was phenomenal. The patties were loaded with that classic smash burger flavor, and it had all the fixings that I love. Also, sweet potato fries are a must! They also have a peanut butter and jelly burger - I can't wait to try it!

Fun place, good beer, and yummy food. Service, not so much. Harmony is a nice little town, I love…read moreit. Threezy...

5 Stars all the way! Food, drinks, and service were excellent! I will definitely be back.read more

It was a busy Friday night, so a few delays, but staff was very friendly. Quality beers across the…read morevarietal spectrum, tried 5 of them. The nitro oyster stout was auspicious. Ramen with pork belly; Fried Rice bowl with crispy chicken; Roasted beets with goat cheese; Flank Steak sammie.....delicious

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.

On a Wednesday evening in July, my fiance and I found ourselves in the Cranberry area. We found…read morethis place and decided to give it a try, as we had never been before. It is also a non-chain establishment, which is a plus in this area. Recon Brewing is located within the Meeder neighborhood of Cranberry. It almost feels like you are in the wrong spot when initially entering, but eventually you stumble upon the "town square" area with a big lawn, several storefronts, and lots of sidewalks, which make it very easy to walk to. Since this is quite literally in the middle of a neighborhood, there is not a dedicated parking lot. However, there are spaces on the street around the entire area where all of the storefronts are. We had no issue finding a spot on this particular night, but I could see it being slightly more challenging if there is a big crowd eating here. We arrived here a little after 7:30, and it was not busy. Our dog was with us, so we opted for seats on the patio. The wait staff came to greet us right away, and were attentive to us throughout the entire evening. Since this is a brewery, we started off with a few beers. I had To Live & Rye, which is a red/amber rye. I appreciated this as an option, as a lot of places do not carry reds or red-adjacents, especially on tap. I enjoyed it, and it was a great sipper throughout the evening. My fiance ordered the Sour Series - Plum. He thought it was okay, but could have been more sour. Since they brew a lot of their own selections, these seem to rotate and switch out pretty frequently, which is a good way to be able to try lots of different brews. For an appetizer, we split the Cheese Curds. The portion, for the price, is okay. They were tasty, and I liked how you could choose whatever dipping sauce you wanted. We chose ranch, and thought it paired well with the curds. We both ordered 10" Personal Size Pizzas for our entrees, which are cut into 6 pieces. I opted for the Hot Honey, which was more of a white-style pizza with chicken on top and drizzled generously with hot honey. My fiance ordered the Peppers & Sausage, which had red pepper, banana pepper, and chunky pieces of sausage. Both had nice flavors, but we were not particularly wow-ed by either pie. The portion was solid for a personal serving, but if there are multiple people in your party, I would order multiple pizzas. Our total bill came out to be just under $50. I do not think this is unreasonable given that we got 2 beers, an appetizer, and two entrees. I think that in terms of overall value, this is very standard compared to similar restaurants and breweries. I loved the ambiance of Recon! If we lived closer to Cranberry, I could see myself coming here weekly, especially when the weather is warm. The patio lights make it such a cozy and warm atmosphere at night. It was not operating during our visit, but there was also a fire pit. There was a ton of seating here overall - both indoors and out. This would be a great spot to meet a large group of people, or just for a night out for two. There is even bar seating on the interior. I can see this being a great spot for the neighborhood to walk to and enjoy often. In terms of activity, there seems to be a lot going on at Recon. Though not anything specifically during our visit, there was a chalkboard advertising their regular events - DJ Trivia every Tuesday, Karaoke every other Thursday, as well as special events - a Comedy Show, Patio Party with music and vendors, and DJ Bingo. I would love to return for an event in the future! Lastly, I love how nice they were to our dog. He got a giant bowl of water with ice in it! The staff and patrons were friendly and welcoming to both us and him, which is a big plus when we bring him along on outings. There was even a donation box inside benefiting the Butler County Humane Society, so I know the treatment of my dog was not an off-chance occurrence. Overall, I enjoyed my first visit to Recon Brewing at Meeder! This truly is the perfect spot to be able to walk to and socialize with neighbors, grab dinner or a drink, and enjoy the atmosphere and ambiance that they provide. Plus, there are plenty of events and fun activities that seem to be happening regularly to keep patrons coming back. The staff were all kind, and we enjoyed our food and drinks. I look forward to another chance to be able to enjoy Recon, hopefully partaking in one of their many events.

"But they're serving green beer and we need to charge our devices," I tell my husband, on St…read morePatrick's day weekend and we are on day three of no electricity due to a storm. He agrees. We go to Recon which is located in the Meeder community. Free parking. Big field outside for kids to run. Phones got charged and I got a green beer. Four of us adults went and there were enough varietals that we each got something different. TVs had sports on and a good mix of indoor and outdoor seating. Outdoor seating was fully open and though my photos don't show it, people were there throughout the afternoon. I enjoyed it and would return. We've been up to the Butler location, but it's been a while and are glad to have one a bit closer.