A nice, small quiet bar. The food is amazing. The fries are the best and the Reuben was the best…read moreI've ever had. Always service with a smile. They have a pool table as well

Food was decent. I got a cheesesteak with fries and the fries were VERY small cut. I asked for…read moreextra extra extra mayo on my cheesesteak and I feel like there was a very minimal amount.

Great drinks, great food, great service, will be back!!!! The brisket and pork were amazing, also…read morefriend's wife's Cuban looked bomb!!!!

Me and my friends went for my birthday dinner there the other day. We hadn't made reservations, so…read morewe had to wait for a table for a bit. No biggie. Our waitress took our drink orders and appetizer orders. We got the nachos. Very good. Would recommend Our waitress had not given us napkins the entire time we were there. After we had gotten our food she had not checked up on us to give us napkins. She also had not refilled our waters. We looked around at other tables and had noticed that she had given them napkins. She even was telling the other tables the specials of the day. We did not get that. She was not the nicest to our table, but was very accommodating to others. My table always made sure to say please and thank you. She was very dismissive and not very kind. But regardless we tipped 20%. I'm sick and tired of not getting good service just because we are young adults and you don't think we'll tip. The dish my friend ordered said the brisket was also extremely dry and it did not come with the side sauce that was labeled on the menu. Overall most likely won't be coming back here for dinner. But I highly recommend getting appetizers!

Nice little brewery with good beers and a great sausage bar. We did flights so we could sample as…read moremany options as possible. Nice staff.

What struck me about Bald Birds is SCALE. The building is big and has an extensive list of their…read moreown beers to match. The space is a well-designed, beautifully crafted refit of an industrial facility in Jersey Shore, PA. It is spectacular. Bald Birds is somewhat off the beaten path but well worth a visit. The beer menu leans heavily toward IPAs but everything I tried was exceptional. Service was fast and friendly and prices very reasonable. Beers are available as both pints or 5 oz tasting sizes. Bald Birds is more of a taproom/tasting operation than a conventional restaurant. Food is available through their affiliated food partner, Gunzey's. Four stars only because we didn't try the food. Five stars on all other aspects. Definitely recommend for beer fans. Thanks

A great new brewery right in downtown State College. It's in the space formerly occupied by…read moreBarranquero Cafe and has a great vibe and atmosphere. Hours are limited to the weekends but the place was hopping on our recent visit. The drinks lean towards the hoppy and sour side as the owners also own Moody Culture Kombucha but the beers are good and my wife enjoyed her cocktail. Food is limited to flavored popcorn but they encourage you to bring in food, relax, and enjoy. There is bar seating, a smallish loft that would be fun for groups, and a few outside tables too. We will definitely be back!

First of all, beers were amazing. We're from Oregon, they have excellent IPAs and Haas. Also have…read moregood loggers if that's what you're looking for. Staff was amazing on gameday , the owner was working also. Their Philly cheesesteak station right outside. The brewery was over the top. Great place to go regardless of what you're doing for the day.

Great spot…read more Understaffed, but they get it done. Cook is great. Beet salad was fresh. Dry rub wings great! Ranch is decent. Nice locals! I had a few local brew Trail IPA hazy #Tiptop

We were here @ 5 yrs ago while driving from Chicago back to NY. Was @ 2000 n near bellafonte PA n…read morehungry n found this restaurant on yelp n had no choice but to have dinner . Was the only restaurant open on a Sunday nite . Great choice n food was amazing. Fast forward 5 yrs n today we were Driving to Pittsburgh n going thru bellafonte n thought we'd go back.so stopped by. Friendly welcome staff not v fancy but clean restaurant. We ordered the tomato bisque, chili w corn bread, beet salad n Brussels sprouts. The chili w corn bread was v tasty n just enough for one person. . The best salad w red n golden beets had nuts goat cheese, greens n a nice dressing n generous portions for 2 to share. The Brussels sprouts was crispy , had bits of bacon n tasted good. On the way out saw these giant chocolate chip cookies by the cashiers desk n it looked good v soft . They had baked it the previous day. Oh my was so good, Thank u for a great lunch. Will come back again when we r in the area.

The place has great food, service, and atmosphere! I love how quick the waitresses are and how…read morequick my food is cooked!

Have passed by hear many times traveling route 80. Simple, quaint local family run tavern and…read morerestaurant. Our server was helpful in menu discussion, friendly & attentive. Had to try their scratch made pepper jack cheese bites! Yum! Good food , homemade dressing & sauces all at a good price. We will definitely be back!

My family and I had lunch at Trevina and it was fantastic! Aside from the restaurant being just…read morebeautiful , the food was amazing! We live in NYC which many consider to be the restaurant capital of the world, but I would put Trevina's kitchen up against anybody's here. Delish!

Just had the worst experience in Trevina. All of their wine taps were depleted. One of them spat…read moreout a strong-smelling chlorinated water instead of wine. Ordered a bottle of champagne. It arrived warm. Appetizers were served at the same time as the main meal. Cold burger, dry panini. Wedge salad was a slab of old wilted lettuce with some vile smelling liquid on it, not the blue cheese dressing. Absolutely disgusting. Place was mostly empty on a Friday night. I guess that should have been a sign.

Small brewery's are common in Appalachia. Some have even turned into larger operations, over the…read moreyears. Names like Appalachian Beer Company and Lancaster Brewery come to mind. These places some excellent beer. But they also are restaurants. So, maybe beer is a draw in or the food at times. So with that, Drunk Monkey is a pure brewery. They make, sell, distribute, and promote their own product. As far as promoting, I am not sure they need to do much work as the product has really gotten some attention at the street level. I have seen the main beer showing up at local restaurants the last year. There has also been solid word of mouth. Some of their beers are even winning awards. So it didn't take much convincing from a coworker to get me there before our Nittany Lions came on. The brewery, itself, is a tiny place tucked into an old industrial park that use to be home to one of the largest textile mills in the country. Long abandoned, different smaller businesses now call the park home. One of the more sustained businesses is Fisher's bee farm. That brings us to the brewery. The owner of the bee farm decided to start a brewery near his business. Once finding the brewery, you notice that it is a whole in the wall kinda place. But once entering, the place is organized, clean, and the folks are extremely warm and friendly. Everything is clearly marked. Beer prices are payed out in a sheet on the wall. There is a merchandise rack clearly marked. There are cases clearly marked for type. You can tell this is a place where the people love and care about their beer. The lady manning the shop was knowledgable and friendly. She gave us a preview of the beers and described each one as we taste tested the taps. She then offered us a tour of the small brewery which we jumped on. This definitely plussed the experience and ultimately earned that fifth star. We learned that this particular young lady also hand labels, preps, and fills the bottles. So she does more than just look pretty selling the beer. Now for the beer. I really can't remember all the particular names of the beer. But I had a few favorites. In particular, the German wheat beer was fantastic. That is what I got my growler filled with. Some of the other beers that tasted great, Kraken and one named Mistress or something to that effect. Fittingly, the mistress had a tap handle in the shape of a ship figure head. Speaking of which, all the beers have nautical names based on the folklore of Captain Jack which many local landmarks are named. I have nothing negative to say about Drunk Monkey. They are in an obscure location. The place is small and doesn't look like much from the outside. But like most really great businesses, it is about the knowledge of the people behind the business. Drunk Monkey has plenty of that! If you are in the area on a Wednesday or Saturday, stop in for a taste.