It's been 4 years since I'd been here. The food was great and we ate all to our surprise. The beer…read moreis tasty and they have growlers to go or will fill yours if you bring one in.

To go order - buffalo chicken salad was very good. I substituted for the ranch and was happy to…read morefind homemade dressing. The lettuce in the salad was super fresh. The ladies working there were very friendly. Definitely recommend :)

This was our first time visiting and we were so happy we went to this brewery. My sister was…read moregraduating from Saint Bonaventure University with a Masters. Her honors program came here to celebrate. Everyone was very accommodating and made sure we were taken care of in a very positive and caring manner. I would definitely recommend coming here. There are many choices and everyone is friendly.

I can't say enough positive things about this tour, the amazing staff, the beer, the buildings, or…read morethe food. 100% a must visit place and experience! The building is historical and used to be Olean brewing company prior to prohibition. They redid this place so well while keeping original things. Jarrod, our tour guide, was so knowledgeable and passionate about the brewery, history, science, product, and community involvement. He gave us an amazing tour and offered to take pictures of us in the brewery. The food is unique and delicious. Just like the beer menu the food menu is limited, but extremely high quality. What they do do they do flawlessly. The inside restaurant, beer garden, land scape, and brewery itself were immaculately clean. There is a 2nd floor to rent Everyone was friendly, fast, knowledgeable, and happy to be there. A real all genders, ages, races, incomes... welcome type place.

All the beers in my opinion are good, with one or two seasonal beers making my all time favorite…read morelist. As for food, they usually have shareables such as pretzels, tacos, etc. While we were there we had tacos and soup. The chicken potato vegetable soup is made by a local chef who apparently wins the soup contest each year. It was obvious why when we took our first bite. The tacos were excellent! Having them and the soup turned into a nice combo for dinner. Service - the staff here is always so nice. They're very interested in you and will share Log Yards history with you. They do beer samples and flights. Hospitality is top notch in these small towns. Ambience - very cool old building with a lot of wood! The owner does some incredible wood working. Big tables, live edge, mirrors with wood inlays, awesome. Place is clean and fun with games and cool things to buy! Enjoy!

We stopped in to grab some food and a beer after hiking all day. The service was terrible from the…read moresecond we walked in the door. Bartenders just kind of stood around without saying much. When we were acknowledged they wouldn't even look at us. It was quite strange. We ended up buying a 4 pack to take to camp and leaving. It wasn't busy so I'm not sure why it was so uninviting but it wasn't for us. We took our beers across the street to the park and listened to some polka before heading back to our camp. The beer was cold and made for a great drink as we set up camp and built a fire. I didn't get the full dining experience but with service like we experienced I didn't need to spend an hour in there to make my judgement.

Great place . I was in town working and found this place so glad I did . Live music great food…read more Bought a hoodie at the gift shop and it the softest most comfortable one ever That's to everyone for making me feel welcome. Can't wait to go back one day !!!

Let me preface this by saying I've about had it with the so-called breweries popping up everywhere,…read moreeach one seemingly more committed to clichés than the last. You know the drill: no table service, order at the bar using a kiosk or an iPad, which makes you feel less like a customer and more like a data entry clerk. And don't even get me started on the servers who act like they're doing you a favor by taking your order. Then there are the long lines to order your drinks and food, which completely destroy any semblance of a pleasant customer experience. Waiting in a queue that resembles a theme park line just to get a drink ruins the whole vibe (this is an ABSOLUTE dealbreaker for us). Oh, and let's not forget the chaotic atmosphere--kids running amok, dogs, and live bands cranking out tunes that make it impossible to hold a conversation. It's a sensory overload that just isn't my cup of tea. Now that I've gotten that off my chest, let's get to the beer. We ordered a flight, which is the trendy way to say "sampler," and I must admit, one or two out of the six beers were decent--particularly the hazy IPA, which was a bright spot in an otherwise dull lineup. Most of the other brews were solid but forgettable, a far cry from the unique, crafted experiences that breweries claim to provide. Overall, we did enjoy the beer! As for the food, it was a parade of disappointment. We tried the garlic and Parmesan wings, shrimp tacos, and, of course, the infamous Bent burger. Ah, the Bent burger--a prime example of how a simple, delicious hamburger can be completely ruined by a slew of unnecessary toppings. Instead of sticking to the classic approach of a juicy patty, they decided to throw on pork, a fried egg, and a medley of other ingredients that clashed rather than complemented each other. It was a chaotic mishmash of flavors that worked against itself, leaving me wondering why anyone thought this was a good idea. Gimmicks like that are rarely a recipe for success in my experience. The tacos and wings? Equally lackluster. The wings were bland, devoid of any real flavor punch despite the garlic and Parmesan claims, and the tacos were so underwhelming they could have been served at a school cafeteria. In summary, Bent Run Brewery is just another cog in the wheel of craft beer clichés, serving up a loud atmosphere, long lines, and gimmicky food that fails to impress. If you're looking for a genuine experience with great beer and simple, tasty food, I'd recommend looking elsewhere. If you are able to "plug in" to this nonsense, then it's worth a try.

Thursday night is a great day to stop by for a drink. Pints are just $5.00. What a deal! Beer was…read morereally good. I had their flagship beer, the Hayloft Hayz IPA. Really good. I also tried the Portage Trail Porter. Light and full of flavors! Marshall serving up the beer was great. If you want to talk about beer or music, he is a wealth of conversations regarding both. They also serve local wine. Music on weekends with food trucks. Definitely be back.

Cool little place…read more They make their beer - beers do change They had one hard cider at the time Our bartender was very nice Had no idea this was here. Nice find

The food is superior! I've sampled the club sandwich, the cheesesteak, and the goat cheese salad to…read morename a few. Their beers are very unique and tasty. Everything has been excellent. This is our favorite restaurant in town!

Really tasty burger and good beer selection. Not too crowded on a Friday mid afternoon. Very nice,…read morefriendly and helpful server. Prices were a little on the high end for the area, but the location and quality was solid.

Awesome place. The pos system for keeping talley of your pours was way off. I did like the self…read moreserve taps. We got the pork mac n cheese, very yummy, and the nachos. Nachos had a cinnamon spice on the meat, which was off putting to me, but my spouse at them. Friendly service and awesome vibe of this place. Good selection of tap beers.

They need ac it's too hot with just fans. I think/hope they…read moreare still working out the kinks of being a new concept and newly open with new staff learning a new kitchen and menu. You check in at the front door with your id qnd phone where they start a debug card style tab. You go up to the machines and scan your card to pour your own drinks. They are pretty pricy. Fyi they have wine as well as beer. My wine ended up costing more than buying a bottle of it a block away. You order your food online. It's just kind of bar food nothing special. They don't time it right so we got gold soggy nachos and soggy pizza with a piping hot sausage and perogies. Over priced, but I guess it's convenience tax. Staff are friendly. Art is cool. Music is cool. Place is clean. A total hot box they only had fans going on a 90 degree day. We'll try again in a few months when it's cooler out.

This place is absolutely amazing. People are great and the owners are so welcoming and friendly…read more They listen to what I like and have samples. Wow great choices. They also have the sharable latest. I highly recommend this one.this place has old world ambient. When we came in there was Irish music laying which is what we love. They are awesome come and visit.

I was in Wellsville visiting my Cavewoman's Cave clan and we decided to check out the Wellsville…read moreBrewing Company. We were greeted by the owners Tom & Sean (Truly the Ambassadors of Wellsville. Made us feel real welcome) These guys (and their Partners Jim & Ed) not only are great brewers, they have created a total experience. You must try their Lager and Kolsches. My Cavewoman thought the cider was excellent. If you want some great beer (and Cider) check this place out.

Now this is an amazing outdoor space! We stopped for a few drinks and got to sit outside and hear…read moresome great music. It has a small interior to order drinks but a huge outdoor area with another bar and stage.

This place is the best brewery! Its also a distillery with amazing bourbon! Outdoor comfortable…read moreseating with a stage for live bands. A lot of IPA's if you are into that style. 8 days a week is my go to southern tier beer! Service was quick. Parking could be a little tricky if you were here for a large event but its easy to get to and find.