Good food, nice atmosphere, not to busy when we went. We enjoyed the burger and ny stripread more

The beer selection and interior design were more impressive than the food…read more Both beers we ordered were poured well and had good citrus and hoppy notes. No complaints there. Besides the staple menu, there was a rotating menu featuring a soup, mussel dish, flatbread, burger, and pasta. The food took some time to come out, and everything was rather bland across the board. The interior was decorated nicely for the holidays though. *Hummus Platter: a huge shareable for $10. The crispy naan resembled the Costco version but fried. The naan itself worked well as a base for the hummus, although the hummus was neither smooth nor flavorful. There was no fragrance from the chickpeas, and it tasted rather unseasoned. The selection of peppers, carrots, and cucumbers was decent. *Garlic Butter Mussels: their monthly mussel dish. The mussels were cooked well and coated in a one dimensional sauce. The sweet wine was cooked down with lots of garlic, while the butter was subtle. I wished there had been a bit more toasted baguette to balance the one pound of seafood. Note there is a 3% credit card surcharge. I could not find this listed on their menu and but I saw the charge on my receipt. I enjoyed the few beers I had, and the food was acceptable for a bar. With some improvement to the flavors, this could be a worthwhile visit for a bite and a drink.

Stumbled upon this place, well in town this past Friday on the way back from Knoebels…read more The ambience was comfortable with rock theme décor, bartender was pleasant, and the locals were friendly as well. Decent selection of beers, depending on your palate, and loved the pretzels. Its amazing, today the creativity and passion for reutilization of old buildings. After chatting with the bartender, discovered that the brewery was a converted former car wash, that's been open for almost 6 years. My beer selection was a lighter lager with a peach flavor, sorry, forgot the name. One never knows, the hidden jem local towns have when visiting an area. Great find, and highly recommend if your local, or visiting in town. \

Do not be fooled by the outside or the location. It is on a side street and very garage looking…read more The gentleman waiting on us was very nice and helpful. My husband ordered a flight which he loves to do. The choices were great and he enjoyed the triple IPA the best. There was a double that I enjoyed.The tastings are very generous and served in Guitar handles. There is a peg at the end that he put some great hard pretzels on. Great TV watching and company. Lots of room at the bar and nice booths. Please give it a try, worth the stop!

A nice relaxing place with street side seating and a nice indoor area Located on the town square…read more The server was friendly and attentive. The beer is decent and the names of the beers is very creative. I'll go again just for the atmosphere

Excellent service! Good craft beers and delicious pizza with so many unique options to choose! They…read morehave live music, often on Thursdays. They open at 4pm so you can't get lunch, but definitely worth a try!

Came here two different visits, both times food was delicious. Staff was friendly and welcoming. I…read morewould recommend giving this place a try! Keep up the good work!

Unsure how many options are in Bloomsburg but we were visiting for 1 night & our hotel recommended…read moreMarleys so we went on a Thursday hoping to catch some football games. We ordered boneless wings, pizza, pirogies/brisket, and buffalo chicken Stromboli. Food was served quick & hot. Our server was nice & gave us some good recommendations on Beer. FYI, minus 1 star because they don't have Amazon so can't watch games that play on that streaming service. Ofc we wanted to watch the Bills game & couldn't. Also they close at 9pm, server never let us know "last call".

Great beers. Very good selection…read more Food very good. BBQ sandwich, great fries. Nice big, fresh salad. Fantastic service. Beautiful are outside for seating

Great local place in Selinsgrove. A mix of locals with a splash of college kids. I just had drinks…read moreand the experience of hanging on the back patio on a superb weather, Fall, October afternoon. People working were very friendly. Good beer selection in normal size or in Octoberfest size tankards. Street parking, was easy even with nearby university homecoming weekend.

I love this brewery/restaurant. The bar area is perfectly British; cozy, dark, welcoming and…read moreunassuming. Their beers are all consistently good, I personally like the standard IPA and the Cream Ale. Most of the food is pretty good, though not amazing. Service is great, and even though im no local, my family was treated as though we were. Outside seating is wonderful, again having that British/American charm. Well done!

So so. Beers were…read moreokay, food was okay. Service very good. Just okay. Probably wouldn't come back

Just so happened to find Turkey Hill while search for a hotel to stay the night half way to our…read moredestination. I always try to look for breweries and picked the hotel after seeing the website for Turkey Hill. Great selection of good food and more than enough to fill you up. Quite a selection of top notch brews to choose from. I like IPAs and they offer some great ones. Service was very good and friendly on a busy Wednesday and the ambiance in the bar area was pub like, just a little noisy with people having a good time. If the opportunity arises again I would not hesitate to stop here again. We highly recommend dining and drinking here.

Food was very good and the beers were tasty too... Service is spot on! Nice looking place... Barn…read morelike with nice wood beams

I came here with family for some drinks. It's a big space, and the service was friendly. The…read morepretzels app were very tasty, warm and soft. We had them with the beer cheese dip. We loved the variety of beers and the moonshine selection available. The drinks were tasty. We also had the lemon crème brûlée, which was very tasty.

Always a fave!! Never fails. Great place after the casino!…read moreBeer!! Service! Old time charm!

We had a GREAT brunch today-- incredible Espresso Martinis, delicious eats, and Kelsey was the…read morePERFECT ambassador/mixologist! Can't wait for a repeat!

This was a recommended stop on our annual trip to Hershey. Typically, we would have lunch at…read moreanother brewery in the area, but we were up for something different. There are two of these in the area, we weren't quite sure which one to hit, so we opted for the one closer to our hotel in Hershey. We arrived just as they were opening at 11:00 am for lunch. We walked in and were immediately greeted by the bartender and the server. They were the only two working up front, but it was fine; our entire time there, only one other table came in (this was on a Friday). The inside was nice, and we were seated by a fire. The only gripe I have is that the chairs seemed to be the wrong size/height for the tables. But other than that, the place looked good. My wife ordered a beer flight with an assortment of sours and a wheat. I went for the Annville IPA Bold Cask. It was a really, really good beer. Smooth, fully-bodied, and with a good amount of hops. Plus, it's 9.8%, so if you ask me, that's a great way to start off a lunch! The beer flight was decent, but more my wife's thing. Now onto the food. There were a lot of great choices, and we were starving, so of course, everything looked good. We always order for our six-year-old first so they can eat while we relax. We ordered him the hot dog and tots. For our apps, we ordered the Tator Tot Nachos: house cheese sauce, fresh pico, scallions, jalapenos, cilantro lime sour cream, and chicken. And also the smoked wings with hot sauce. I'm always a fan of tator tots, maybe it's because I never had them as a kid, or they really are that good. But these were perfect on a cold day in central PA when you're hungry. The right amount of salt on the tots, crispy exterior and creamy inside, plus the toppings (I love fresh jalapeño). The wings were okay, but this was to be expected. They're smoked, and as much as I love smoked food, you never get the skin crispy (especially on wings). They had a slight smoke flavor and a good sauce, but I'm a "well done" wing guy, so these I would pass on next time. By the time we were going to order lunch, my wife realized she was already full, and we still had a decent amount of food left. So she just picked at the appetizers. I was getting there myself, but I wanted to try a burger. I ordered the Pub Burger: 8 oz, Cooper Sharp, red pepper-bacon jam, dill pickle aioli, lettuce, brioche, and fries (because who can resist more fried potatoes). It came out perfectly medium rare as I ordered and seasoned well. I was apprehensive about the red pepper-bacon jam; I'm not a fan of sweet, but in this case, it worked. It was a great burger (although I only ate a quarter of it). The service was good, and she was very personable and polite. But one thing that was strange. She was on the phone almost the entire time we were there with whom she said was the owner (or maybe a manager). We heard her discussing the reservations and large parties coming in. This was a long call, and while I know there wasn't a lot going on in the restaurant, we felt at times we needed something, and she was busy talking. I'm not blaming her; if it were the owner or manager, they should certainly know better and keep it short. But when she was there, she was great. All in all, a great recommendation from a friend that we are happy we stopped to try. We will be back again, maybe sooner than our annual trip to Hershey!