While gathering stuff to bring home as my son's college year is coming to an end, we decided to…read morestop here on our way home. It was only my second time here. I give it four stars mainly because the folks working there were so nice and accommodating. I've been told the food is pretty good, although I've never tried it. Table beside me had some tasty looking nachos. It's a clean but not overly decorated or impressive inside. As far as the beer goes, I can't say I was impressed. I primarily drink IPA's and barrel aged stouts. I've tried several of their IPA's in my two visits and at local places and found them to be okay. Not great but not bad.

The food was very good. The portions were very reasonable. The service wasn't bad. It wasn't the…read morefastest but the place is pretty busy. And the ambience, well it's a brewery so you can't expect a lot, but it is pretty cool for a brewery. I am just traveling from West Virginia, but I would love to come back here many times if I ever come back to Indiana. I recommend this place to people who like high-quality food tacos, and great beer.

Nestled into a little nowhere...coal country brewing has the welcoming nature of a dive bar but the…read moremenu can rival that of a Michelin star experience with a home town touch. Every menu item is like a hug. The cook here makes everything from scratch from making fresh sauerkraut to pickling their own gardenia. All the meat is local and freshly processed. All draft beers and cocktails are brewed in house. With 4 cocktail options and 16 different draft beers on tap, plus 4 non-alcoholic options, there is something to tantalize every preference and taste bud. Having been here a couple times now...I can say without a doubt my ancestors sing every time we order the tot, sauerkraut and corned beef appetizer. The wings are crispy and flavorful. The seafood is also fresh off the ocean. The service is personal and exceptional like having family serve you with food made from love. My favorite hands down is the Italian hoagie with au jus. Prepare for a happy food dance every time you eat here. It's worth the drive and the try, and I'm sure you will find yourself, like me returning time and time again.

Was out in the area for a family reunion. Went here and was very impressed with all the beers…read more The drinks they make are wonderful my wife loves them. The food is very good also. We had different dishes and everyone was very good.

Great food, beer and ambience. Was on a family vacation and decided to stop in with my in laws and…read morechildren and couldn't have picked a better place. Plus with the little outpost in the arcade next door it made for great kid entertainment after they became restless at the brewery proper.

Stopped in for a quick drink and loved the vibe. The pale ale was smooth and easy to drink, and the…read morewatermelon cocktail was super refreshing. The place smelled amazing with BBQ cooking, and the setup was clean and cool--loved the garage door opening to the patio and the view of the brewing area. Staff was friendly.

Four Seasons Brewing Company & Pub is a brewery that serves many beers and some wines, ciders, and…read morenon-alcoholic drinks. It also has Harvest Kitchen that serves wings, salads, sandwiches, pizzas, etcetera. I went to Four Seasons for the Jambrewzle festival, an annual day-long music festival. The business did a good job with setting up the space for the bands on stage, the audience in an open field, and food trucks and vendors around the perimeter. I skipped the beers, but I enjoyed listening to the music and eating the foods.

This is our favorite brewery in Westmoreland County. Top notch beers and great vibes! If you're in…read morethe area and looking for a solid Amber Lager, it's worth the stop.

Great beer in a great location. Service was outstanding and the food truck, tacos and Mexican corn,…read morewas excellent. It has a laid back atmosphere with indoor and outdoor seating. Outdoors is pet friendly.

The beer and service is good. They have a nitro beer which is amazing, but we don't get it because…read morethe bartenders do not know how to poor it. ( old school pump like in UK) so you are lucky you get half a beer. Just educate the bartenders on how to pour an English ale!!!!!

My wife and I randomly found this place while exploring the Kisky Valley on a Sunday afternoon. It…read morewas one of the few places open in Vandergrift, so we popped in for a beer and a snack. The place is small, but very cozy. It was also super clean. The barmaid was a sweetheart, and we sat outside under their shade and enjoyed ourselves. I had a seasonal beer that is house brewed in collaboration with a cancer charity, and it was fantastic - great flavor, very fresh, perfect! My wife tried a bougie cocktail from the bar, and she enjoyed it as well. We had some hot pretzels with beer cheese and ground mustard, and these too were good. I need to get back there for a more involved sampling, and plan to do so the next time we're out that way. Based on our experience, this place is a solid 5.

I love that the Laurel Highlands Pour Tour introduced me to some really fun and interesting new…read moreplaces! Overall, this was a great visit and someplace that I will likely be back to. First, the building itself is really neat! They give you the history of it on their menu. They kept the character of the original space and also added some fun touches (like an old card catalog used as a cabinet). The night I was there, one of the brewers was behind the bar along with my server. It was interesting chatting with both of them about the history of the brewery and the space and about how they develop new beers. I sampled a few beers and settled on their seasonal pumpkin brew. I really enjoyed the creative names and stories behind the beers. My favorite name is probably "beer flavored beer" The only reason it wasn't five stars is that the food could be a little better. I ordered the monthly special sandwich (which was Thanksgiving themed with turkey and cranberry sauce) but I expected more than deli meat turkey, I guess. A great place to grab a beer in a beautiful setting. I'd definitely come back.

Neat and relaxing atmosphere. Several beers on tap. Reminded me of what you'd think a speakeasy was…read morelike. Which with this establishment being in Berlin, Pa...remember the Whiskey Rebellion? Service was good. Prices are normal for the breweries I've been to. I'd recommend a stop at this brewery.

4 - I'd drive an hour just to come here. Skip to the end for my rating scale…read more Great brewery in the middle of farm country. The beer selection is solid. Every style I tried in the flight was good...they obviously put the effort into getting their stuff right. They live up to being called a "craft" brewery. The atmosphere is fantastic. Very nice pavilion to keep out of the weather. They also have some open air tables in a little garden and included a good size fire pit to boot. They have live music from time to time and it looks like they have food available occasionally as well. The bartenders were both super friendly and helpful. It's definitely a place we'll visit again when we're out that way. Highly recommend Whitehorse if you're willing to drive a bit and it's a must-do if you're reasonably close. My rating scale: 1 - Just don't 2 - You'll survive, but there are better choices close by 3 - Good choice if you're in the area 4 - I'd drive an hour just to come here 5 - I'd try to convince my wife to drive an hour just to come here

Wonderful atmosphere and the service was amazing the ownership by far is terrific. Food was great.read more

4 - I'd drive 30 minutes out of my way just to come here. Skip to the end to see my rating scale…read more Yough River Brewing hits the three things I look for in a brewery - food availability, outdoor seating/dog friendly, and of course the beer. Went here after golfing with a buddy and had a solid IPA and a pretty good Oktoberfest. The variety available is good enough that most people should be able to find something they like. A really nice outdoor seating area with a couple of fire tables and Adirondack chairs makes it comfortable and inviting. I happened to be there on a Sunday afternoon and I think a football game was going on or just ended because there were a bunch of unsupervised kids running around the tables. Not that they were over the top obnoxious, but they were definitely distracting. Other than the timing, I enjoyed the ambiance of the place and the beers were good enough that I'd gladly make the 40 minute drive down again. 1 - Just don't 2 - You'll survive, but there are better choices close by 3 - Good choice if you're in the area 4 - I'd drive 30 minutes out of my way just to come here 5 - I'd try to convince my wife to drive an hour just to come here

I used to go with my dad but he passed away. I would like to go back again. They have great food.read more

We went into the taproom where there was a really nice bartender. They had a good selection of…read morebeers on tap and one dollar bags of popcorn. Nice place to stop in for a quick drink before heading home. Wooden tables, pool table, burlap sacks from hops or malt adorn the ceiling and walls of the taproom giving it a rustic vibe. We could hear the band from the stage area so it was a great place to sit and talk without having to shout at each other. Also a location on the 2024 Pour Tour!