Prince Albert Brewing Co.

Under new ownership and the quality has really slipped in recent years. It used to be worth spending money at, but lately the food is bad and the beer is sour. It is not uncommon to suffer GI issues after consuming their poor quality home brew. I'm not sure if this is due to a failure to properly clean their lines or perhaps some sort of failure in the brewing process. Either way, take your business elsewhere. This place is a sinking ship and shadow of its former self. The owner is also kind of creepy/touchy/handsy with female clientele (even young ones)

Been to PABCO many, many times over the years and have had a good experience the majority of visits. A server currently employed there named Renee is probably one of the best waitresses that I've ever seen. The rest are hit and miss, in my opinion. They also serve great food. Wing nights are Monday to Thursday.

I went to this restaurant for the food and was pleasantly surprised. I ordered a massive bourbon BBQ bacon burger that was about 6 inches high, served on a loaded plate of perfectly cooked waffle fries, all for a reasonable price. The portion was so big that I couldn't even finish it all, but I know it will taste great later. The service was fantastic and the food came to the table quickly. I would definitely eat here again regularly.

This lounge in Pennsylvania is a decent spot for food and beer. However, the downside is that the waitresses are frequently rude and condescending. Despite this, it is still one of the better and cleaner places in Pennsylvania to enjoy a beer.

If you're a fan of beer, make sure to visit P.A. Brewing Co. This microbrewery/restaurant offers three signature house beers on tap, as well as other standard options. While the food is just average, the beer is excellent, and the interior has a charming old English/castle style atmosphere. Be sure to order the onion rings for a tasty snack.