I was recently in the area for work, I would not return. Although the hostess was very friendly the…read morefood wasn't all that good. I had the chicken wings and hand cut fries. The fries we awesome the could've been a bit crispier but they were definitely fresh right out of the oil. The wings however were dry and tasted like they were pre fried but fried too long the second time. They were dry all the way through then drowned in barbecue sauce that wasn't really flavorful at all. I would have much preferred less sauce and a juicier wing. It was in a small town so not much to the ambiance. A basic tavern type of vibe. We went for lunch and barely anyone was there but I'm assuming it was better for dinner. Either way, I don't think I would be returning.

The Bear has been around forever. It is bar with good food. The service is spot on and the…read moreambiance is well... a county bar that is named after a bear that was wounded. It what you think it is.

The service was good since we were the only people in the bar and the drink was tasty. I loved the…read morewindows/doors were wide open so you could enjoy the great spring weather.

Very cool little bar The name whiskey room is a little…read moremisleading as I thought it was bar that specialized in whisky But it's just a cool bar

I stopped in recently to use a gift card that we had. Since I've been disappointed in the past,…read morethis time I stuck to appetizers and soup. The clam chowder was pretty good. I'd order it again. The chili cheese fries were delicious! The chili on them was really good, so I'd also consider just ordering chili if I went back. Others I was with got wings and said they were awesome. Our server was super nice and attentive. It was wing night, but it was basically empty. I wonder if this was a better experience due to them not being swamped.

Via delivery, we each ordered the Osso Buco with mashed potatoes and vegetable which was steamed…read morebroccoli and cauliflower today. It also came with a cup of the juices/gravy and a side salad. The meal was absolutely AMAZING and huge portions! As it turned out, my husband and I could have split one meal and still had some left to share with our pup! We also ordered the Smores cake which tumbled around in its container a bit but tasted great! We visited Pier 87 in the fall and the service and food were great then as well. We highly recommend it!!

Nice local beers on tap! And many good options. Was very happy with what we got! I got the light…read morefar smash burger salad. It was the perfect portion and was very good.

Innovative menu, delicious food, friendly and helpful staff . Lots of gluten free options,…read morealthough I didn't see that on the website, but they've got gluten free buns for any sandwiches, and two types of gf flatbreads and even some of the cream soups and chowder are actually gf. There are interesting metal sculptures around the walls and cute holiday decorations. Honestly the best food we had in Wellsboro and interesting and fun decor.

Finding ourselves in Williamsport, PA for 48 hours, food options were limited compared to where we…read morelive. We asked around at a few local places and everyone recommended Crooked Goose. I can see why. It's got that old English pub vibe, with interesting food concoctions like the duck deviled eggs. We also had the home made pretzels, Mac and cheese with bbq chicken and fried fish sandwich. The extensive beer menu is just an added bonus. Not that I ever plan to be in Williamsport again, but if I am - this would be my first stop.

We made reservations and easily found street parking out front and it was handicapped accessible…read more The waitress was incredibly sweet and accommodating, which I really appreciated. My main complaint is the pricing compared to what you actually get. The seared tuna salad came with only four slices of tuna, and the $15 nachos arrived in a bowl with so few toppings that they disappeared immediately, leaving us with basically a bowl of plain chips. That said, the atmosphere really is great. I'd probably go back, but only for drinks and maybe an appetizer that's a little harder to mess up.

Super great food! The wait staff I have had the past couple visits have been super friendly and…read moreattentive (even during dinner rush during graduation season). The inside has a cool ambiance, and they make good use of their space. The drinks are kinda pricey for the area but they are unique and well crafted. The food is special, no Sysco junk here (iykyk). I haven't tried their craft beers, but if its anything like their food you should give it a try. parking can be a bit rough when downtown gets busy, but make the trip over here if you can.

Overall/ maybe worth stopping by again, but it'll be a tough sell to my husband, especially with…read moreother establishments in the area we know we like better, or would try. A kind of expensive stop for meh food and beer. Staff were amazing, so I feel slightly bad for a critical review. ---------------------------- Parking/ This started off the experience rocky for our vehicle. There seemed to be no specific parking dedicated to the brewery. There seemed to be a lot next door for the bank, but there was tons of signage saying it was for the bank, and others would be towed. There seemed to be street parking, but tons of signs saying no parking, loading zones, etc. After three trips around the block settled on the bank since it was Sunday. Had this been any other day, I could have seen us giving up and going elsewhere. Ambiance/ Very brewery-esque with tanks, natural vibes, etc. There was a live jazz trio playing who sounded lovely, but I just wasn't in the mood to try to talk over music, and asked to be moved further away. It seemed like the general feel, many were sat in main bar area, and asked to move back. Staff/ Every single staff member was super friendly, helpful, prompt, and trying to make your experience go well, so super shout out to the staff. Food/ We were stopping through the area around lunch time, so we didn't need anything crazy, but if you weren't getting breakfast or a burger, there wasn't much else. We both ordered a burger (All American and the breakfast/fried egg one). The All-American was good and I upgraded to fries. Breakfast burger was "good enough" I'm told. The chips that come with the burgers are just bagged kettles chips and not homemade. Beers/ We actually came in thinking we weren't going to drink, but were suckers for trying new things. Husband had an IPA and I had a fruited sour. Neither of us liked our beers, and I purposely made sure to drink mine before finishing my food so I didn't have to end with it. Price/ I don't know the area well but beers were $7-$8 for 10 oz pours. For two burgers, one with bagged chips and one with upgraded fries, and 2 not good beers, our bill was $50+. Which isn't terrible, but I could find better places to eat for that price point.

First time at this establishment and looks like it was recently renovated. The food was very good…read moreand price wasn't bad. It was very steady for a rainy day. Staff was respectful

My wife got a burger, which looked wonderful. I got a pepperoni pizza which was possibly the worst…read morepizza I have ever had. Disappointing, dry flavorless crust. It reminded me of a grocery store frozen pizza. Friendly staff on a positive note.

We sat at the bar; we had Excellent service! The food was delicious and fresh. According to our…read morebartender the chef brings his experience from his hometown and incorporates it into his menu! The place is adorable and clean. Cute seating in the back and booths along the wall for dinner!

Best Chicken Ceasar Salad Ever!!! Tara and her husband…read moreWilliam are incredibly nice!!! Amazing specialty drinks and the coldest Beer!!! Rooftop bar with music!!! We will we be back!!! Amazing find!!!

The sign along the road said OPEN and I have often driven past the New Mountain Tavern at 50 mph…read morebut on this day I was hungry. We were hungry and we even did a U-Turn to drive back to the New Mountain Tavern! The sign said "restaurant and bar" established 1901. And, it did say OPEN ... which I think means that the public should expect the opportunity to participate in activities that one assumes occur in restaurants and taverns ... eating food and drinking beverages. Little did we know ... we would be walking into an exclusive QUIZZO joint that very clearly did not like nor want strangers who were hungry for a decent meal. We were just hungry you know ... famished as Monty Python's Cheese Shop visitor noted about his state of hunger ... we were not going to be picky just a burger or some pasta or even a salad with bottled dressing. We had been driving for just over three hours and that darn sigh said OPEN ... like in OPEN for business and the signage implied that this was a public place, a restaurant and tavern, where food could be procured and a cold one consumed. We never dreamed it was just a place to play that darn QUIZZO. Entree was clearly limited to those who knew the look, whose sweaty hands could handle the secret handshake and who had an appearance to pass the inspection of the gloomy hostess whose eyes streamed 'get the heck out of here now strangers!' We each carefully glanced around after being told that we would not be served food nor drink. That even though the sign said open ... 'we have nothing for you!' Looking around we noticed the stares. Whatever engagement of activity one's body must showcase was stopped suddenly ... with Zombie-like efficiency they were all staring at us as if the hostess of doom and gloom had pushed a remote control button sending a signal through their seats that the two strangers had intentionally and cruelly interrupted the QUIZZO game? Match? What do you call the activity known as QUIZZO after all? So, after noticing a few sets of eyes staring to shine red ... we hurried out the door fully noting one of the worst ever experiences in merely attempting to eat at a Tavern that supposedly offers food and drink to strangers along the highway. I know I'd hate to stop on a rainy night especially if I had car trouble and enter into this den of QUIZZO affection-ado's. I recently travelled down 15 on another trip and you can be assured that my foot pressed down on the gas pedal while driving past the "New Mountain Tavern" not even concerned how the Old Mountain Tavern vanished into the mists. The building onto which the sign for the last named joint looks like it might be perfect place

We attended a private event at New Mountain Tavern and had access to the patio, inside restaurant…read moreand bar. The food that was served was excellent and the service at the bar was quick. There was a wide variety of beers to choose from (both bottle and draft) and ample amount of parking right off of the highway. I can't comment on the typical menu, since ours was preselected for the event. The outdoor space was very large and had a big yard space that could have been used for yard games. Overall it was clean and spacious!

We've come here a few times on a Friday night. It's great service and the people are so nice. The…read moredrink specials are fun and the beers are plentiful. I loved their impossible burgers but they're off the menu as of March :( The tofu wings are excellent tho!

Terrible service. 5 bartenders with an almost full bar and three tables. I waited 35 minutes with…read moreno one stopping by the table and 20 minutes with an empty glass. I walked to the bar to close my tab and was told by the waitress that she forgot she had tables. Glad WAWA is close to get a 6 pack.