Monday 19th of March 2012 12:21:04 PM

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The beer at this place is awesome. The best kept secret in the area. This is finely crafted beer for fair prices. The IPA is hoppy but not too bitter. The Porter is hearty and deep in taste. Nice variety with pleasent surprises. I always get at least one growler to go.
The only let down was the cream ale and the only food served is pizza which I have not tried but was told it is pretty good.
I will become a regular visitor!

Sunday 6th of June 2010 02:53:40 PM

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Like some of the aforementioned reviews have said, this is not a fancy-schmancy bar. In fact, it seems kinda dilapidated at first, but you forget all about that after the first drink.

Been to Berwick 4 times now, and everytime just for the beer. I've had the wheat beer, which in my opinion is the best this side of the Mississippi river. I've also had the porter, and an amber beer that is served in a ceramic mug.

The different bar tenders there have all been very nice, and the locals there are always easy to talk too. I would highly recommend stopping in to anyone passing through on I-80, it's only a few minutes north of the highway.

Wednesday 10th of March 2010 04:43:31 PM

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This is one place that I wish were closer to home. I've been there three or four times and all of the beers I've tried have been really good. There are only four or five offerings at one time but the man does them well. The place is nothing fancy but you can't drink atmosphere anyways. I don't mind sitting at the bar munching pretzels and hot mustard and drinking some of Guy's excellent beers.

Monday 20th of April 2009 10:04:02 AM

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Full disclosure: I'm a friend of "One" Guy Hagner, and helped a little with construction. That said, there's not a lot of leeway for juicing this review: One Guy Brewing is a real simple operation. There's a tasting room, where Guy sells glasses of beer and growlers to go (and t-shirts). There's the beer, which is good; Guy doesn't do crazy beer, but the standards he does -- pilsner, IPA, weiss, etc. -- and the occasional specials -- the "Cinnamon Boldy," for example -- are well-made and so popular locally he can barely keep up. And there's Guy, who's admittedly maybe not the most gregarious host, but he's learning quickly. The food is hot dogs and pretzels, but you can bring food in (King's Pizza, 2 blocks down, is pretty good stuff). I love the way this place reminds me of the old days of craft brewing; back when we called it "microbrewing." Check the hours, and then go visit.

Tuesday 30th of December 2008 10:37:40 AM

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I stopped by on my way through PA. One Guy is not too far off of 80, only a couple of miles. However the building was hard to find. It's one building off of the main drag. Once you see the Rite Aid stop, you're there.
One Guy is a charming place. Definitely a one guy shop. A small clean tasting area. No food (unless you call hot dogs food) but you are encouraged to bring your own. Guy had two beers on tap when we were there in Dec, a wheat and a vienna lager. Both were well made and very drinkable. He apologized for not having more. He has been so busy that he has not been able to keep up with the demand. That's always a good sign. He is only open three days a week, Friday, Saturday and Sunday so plan accordingly. I'll be stopping again the next time I'm traveling on 80.

Sunday 29th of June 2008 06:08:53 PM

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This was my midway stop from my move from boston to chicago. It worked out great, Guy opened at 1pm the same time i arrived, he had four beers on the menu today. i had the pale ale, stout and his pilsner. all three were just what the palette wanted. I also took a growler to go of the pale ale. I would tell anyone who was in the area to stop in a have a shaker.