Tub Town's deep did Detroit style pizza is AMAZING, as are their paninis!! I have enjoyed many of…read moretheir beers , but their Hard Cream Soda is one of my all time favorites!our last visit our party ordered 4 pizzas. The food was timely, hot, and deelish! Our waitress was very attentive and friendly! Tub Town is a hidden gem!

This place has a cozy feeling, excellent pizzas and the local kids love to hang out here and help…read moreout. Great owners. This family makes everyone feel special. Excellent place and I'm definitely coming back.

Huge selection of beers and seltzers. The front parking are really isn't a lot, it's more like a…read morepull off. When you walk in there is a small checkout area lined with all the beers and seltzers they have on shelves about you. The counter is directly in front of you. They only sell by the case. There are no 12 packs here my friend. The gentleman working the register was totally friendly and happy to offer recommendations based on our tastes. There was a really great young man who went to grab your case out of the cooler and would put it in your car if you needed. I just had him hand it me. Just a side note, every case is given to you cold. We got to enjoy a couple cold drinks tonight and will take the rest home. Definitely will be back when visiting family in the area.

Sitting on Tioga Street (Route 287) north of Wellsboro, PA, Steve's Beverage Center is not a…read moredestination on the tourist map for town, but certainly serves an important function. It is the primary beer distributor for the area, and thus, an indispensable institution of the community. We stopped in to pick up suds to accompany our dinner. Walking in to the warehouse store, we immediately saw the wall of beer bottles and cans available in their inventory. Over 600 according to Steve and his assistant. Made for a difficult choice, but we were up for the challenge. About half way down the shelved wall I saw Leinenkugel Red Lager in a bottle, and chose it. Steve wasn't sure if it was in stock. Apparently, the Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin brewer had been on strike over the summer, but had negotiated a settlement to the workers satisfaction who returned to work in August. His assistant knew it was in the shop, and immediately went to pull a cold case for us. Thing about Steve's is that they only sold cases, so we had to make a commitment to like and drink 24 bottles of Red Lager. We were game; completed the transaction and I lugged it to the car to put in the trunk. A few moments later, when we arrived at the restaurant and opened the box to retrieve a few bottles to enjoy with dinner, we saw that there were only 23 bottles, not the expected 24. The case was clearly sealed at the factory, so the pilfering happened there, and not in Wellsboro. We chalked the loss up to the exuberance and celebration at the factory upon settling their union talks, and decided not to ask Steve for an adjustment. We were just doing our part and participating in toasting the labor agreement. Small price to pay. Besides, we really liked the beer. It is seasonal, like many of Leinenkugel's labels, and had a good taste, especially with our recent spate of spicy meals. Beyond that, when poured into a glass, the red tint of the brew was beautiful, like dark cherry amber. This was a real winner. I have been a fan of this brewery, despite its merger with Molson/Coors, for years, and especially like their lighter fermentations with fruit, like Summer Shanty, Juicy Peach and Berry Weiss. Glad to know that they can be found by the case in north central Pennsylvania at Steve's.

We messaged them on Facebook to confirm if they were dog-friendly, and they responded promptly!…read moreThey were very welcoming to us and our furry companion. Although there weren't any food trucks, they provided us with a binder of food delivery options and recommended the Starlite Room. We'll definitely make this a stopover when we travel this way again. The ambiance and decor of the place are also impressive.

We visited Watkins Glen for the weekend. We were very happy that it's a 5 minute walk from are…read morerental. This place is awesome! Great beers! Awesome atmosphere! Hailey was the bartender and she was very friendly and she really does a great job pouring beers and good conversations. We definitely recommend stopping by for some really good beers!

Great little brewery! Was surprised with the ambience and the beer was really good. Service was…read moreexcellent too good knowledge of the brews. Did not try the food, but the pizza really looked good.

Summerhill brewing is a fun place to sit outside. We've drove by a bunch of times but never stopped…read moreuntil this summer. We went on a Sunday around brunch time and the food smelled delicious. We had just eaten so we only got beers but we'll have to stop back and try the food next time we're in the area. They're also dog friendly outside which is nice.

I've always loved coming here. Brews are amazing and the workers are always great. Tonight we…read morewalked in at 6 and the guy working was kind of rude and then said "just so you know it's last call" even though the sign says 8pm. So we just left cause we didn't want bad service. Never had that from here until today.

Great brewery on Market street - maybe even a micro brewery? Their beer is only sold on premises…read more.. they had some delicious collaborations on tap as well Bartender was so friendly and knowledgeable Space is upscale brewery chic ... space was a bank at one point and the womens room is the old vault- original floor still intact

This place is truly a hidden gem…read more Tucked away amongst the train tracks and commercial buildings is this awesome little spot to grab a drink and some tasty food. The building is a nice wooden structure with ample parking and an outdoor seating area. Once inside, the beautiful wood theme continues holding a few tables and some bar seating. On the night that we went, there were about six Railhead beers on tap with one non-Railhead cider available as well. The beers were a good assortment including a Kolsch, IPA, Sour, etc. I had a flight of 4 and they were all good. On the food side, we had a personal pizza and a soft pretzel, but they also offer a cheese plate, candied bacon and more. The pizza was absolutely the best that I've had anywhere in the area and the pretzel was delicious as well. The pretzels are made fresh each day (so when they run out, they run out for the day). Watching the pizza cooking in the wood fired oven, with a nice cold beer in my hand was a truly beautiful thing. I should mention that they have 10 different pizzas on the menu, plus a special of the day which means that they had a bigger selection of pizzas than beers and that was just fine with us. Again, everything was delicious. The staff was friendly and helpful and the prices were fair. What more could you ask for?

Beer was great! We were happily impressed and then halfway through we realized they didn't make any…read moreof it and that this is actually a taproom. Regardless, was fine!

Excellent brewery! Their Pilsner was nice a clean, but the standout for me was the Sweet Potato…read moreStout. Also really enjoyed Hello Darkness, My Old Friend Imperial Stout as well. Great staff that was chatty and fun local vibe in this place!

The old English Ale is really good! Great place to visit on the way home from a long trip when…read moreyou're not ready to be home yet! Wonderful service and a comfortable place to be.

Been here a handful of times, beer is always on point. Pizza is good, giant fish pieces with the…read morefish and chips, have never had a bad meal here.

Service was attentive. Not much diversity on the menu. I ordered a cheeseburger with seasoned…read morefries. Fries were terrible. No seasoning, not hot, not good. Threw them away. The hamburger was not flavorful, and had bits of gristle in it. Not much seating, and what was there was uncomfortable. I will not be returning here, ever.

In Corning for holiday weekend and stopped by after checking out the glass fest we were seated…read moreright away given menus & time to review They have 8 craft beers on tap and an endless selection of wine, bourbon & bottled beer Then the food we started with the tostones served warm with a spicy garlic aoli sauce My friend had the brisket sandwich & I enjoyed Butter chicken curry sandwich which melted in you mouth & had to eat with a fork and also fresh greens salad with ginger carrot dressing. The food was amazing & so was the service. Thanks Hand & Foot for great evening.

We stopped into Hand + Foot for lunch and were so glad we did. The atmosphere is relaxed and…read morewelcoming, with exposed brick and ro artwork that gives the place an artsy, modern feel while still honoring its historic setting. Definitely a spot where you could linger for a while. Food-wise, we ordered the fried rice with crispy chicken (breaded in crushed Cheerios--yes, Cheerios, and yes, surprisingly delicious!), the bánh mì, and the crispy chicken sandwich, which ended up being the star of the show. Every bite of that sandwich was perfectly seasoned, crunchy, and satisfying. We upgraded our side to the greens, which came topped with some mysterious orange ingredient--maybe a grated carrot dressing? Whatever it was, it was scrumptious. We also ordered a side of pickles, which were surprisingly affordable and so flavorful that they disappeared fast. We didn't try any drinks, but the menu had plenty of interesting options to choose from. One of my favorite parts of the experience was how family-friendly the place felt: while we waited, the kids grabbed a new-to-us game (The Enchanted Forest) from the board game shelves, which made the time fly by. Service was attentive and friendly without hovering, and overall we had a fantastic experience. If we lived closer, this would be a regular lunch spot for sure!

On a weekend trip to Corning, my cousin and I had some time to kill before dinner. We stopped by…read moreCarey's Brew House for a drink. The first thing you notice is that this is a huge brew house. We thought it was closed because there's a sit-down area in the front before you get to the back where the bar is and the bartender was. It's a converted house. We sat by the bar. Since we were a tad bit hungry, we shared some potato skins which hit the spot. Unlike your typical potato skins, these were thick but fried just right so the potatoes were cooked all the way through, the cheese was melted, and the bacon was crisp. Kind of like a deep dish version of potato skins. I always appreciate a solid beer list and as a brew house, Carey's had just that. They even had my favorite beer, Delirium, which I couldn't help but get to go. Service was solid.

Stated was open Sundays and it was closed. Update your site. It is quite disappointing especially…read moreon a weekend like Memorial Day with Glassfest going on in the town.