Levity Brewing Company

A solid brewpub in Indiana, PA. A large place with a large bar and plenty of tables. Large projection screens showing sports. They had quite a number of beers on tap, all solid offerings, especially their session IPA. I also got the nachos which were delicious. I wanted to order more food but couldn't place my order before the kitchen closed. The food menu is pretty short and mostly just sandwiches. Obviously there is not much else in this area, but the beer is really good and worth a stop. Hours are somewhat limited.

Converted warehouse with HUGE ceilings and open concept. Mix of small and tall tops, small and community tables. 10-12 beers on tap with a couple of guest local ciders & meads. Half pours, flights, etc.

Levity is my favorite place in Indiana, for two reasons. One, the staff are polite, professional, and personable. Two, the beers are consistently solid. We’re not talking world class or massive. Instead, they make representative, drinkable beers. Put another way: I’ve noticed that when I see the description of their beer, my expectation is right in line with how it ends up tasting. First place I visited when I moved to Indiana and probably the first place I’d take friends.

Indiana’s first microbrewery, located in an industrial warehouse store-front. Nicely appointed with reclaimed woods and local artwork. Service is terrific. You can sit and enjoy flights or pints, or get a growler to go. Several styles are always on tap, and are clean and well-made. No loud music or blaring TVs, there are always a ton of folks hanging out and enjoying one another’s company. Cash and cards accepted. Child friendly. On-site parking. Also accessible from the Hoodlebug trail (rails to trails), located a mile south of trail head that starts at Hoss’s. Definitely a ’must stop’ if in town. But if they happened to be closed, there are several bars in town that carry one or more of their beers on tap.