Valley Inn

Stopped in on a Sunday afternoon and our sever was Willow. Excellent service and the food is just as good as I remember it from 8 years ago went I went to college at Penn Tech. I would definitely recommend the Valley Inn, one of the best bars /​restaurants I’ve been to.

The best wings hands down! They make all their sauces and everything is always so fresh and delicious.

I used to go to this place all the time a few years ago, but then they started going through a lot of renovations, and sadly their food quality went down and their prices went way up. I stopped going there until recently, and now I must say that their food quality is right back to where it was before (if not better). While prices are still a little higher, they now have an excellent dinning area where you aren’t subjected to a bar atmosphere unless you want to, and a decent selection of micro-​brewed beers. I really enjoy all of the food I’ve tried there, but my favorite meal is their Ribs with their Lynchburgh sauce (they give you a nice sized rack of ribs, they aren’t dry, and I love the sauce), along with brewcity fries (really delicious, I think they’re beer battered), and their salad with hot bacon dressing (really unique and I just love it). I’ve tried some of their other stuff too, and it was all great, including a lot of their sides, burgers, subs and some of their dinner specials. Their wings are also very good, but make sure you buy the jumbo wings, as the normal ones are the tiniest chicken wings that I’ve ever seen. For the homemade beers, a lot of them tend to be on the sour side, but I still liked them, and they do have a fully stocked bar as well. In the new dining section, it’s really beautiful, and there’s a lot of space. Overall, I haven’t had anything I’ve disliked here recently, and would definitely recommend it.

I’ve been here twice for their Thursday wing nights. There aren’t a ton of flavors (about 16?) but the ones that they have are very tasty, and the jumbo wings are quite meaty. The service is always nice, but sometimes a bit slow. Overall, a good place to enjoy wings with friends and I wouldn’t mind trying their other menu choices sometime.

This brewpub is also known as Abbey Wright Brewing Co.
Decided to stop by prior to driving back to NJ. Had just completed the Black Forest Trail across 3 days of backpacking and needed some recovery.
Ordered 2×½ dozen wings (garlic and gold –n– tangy) and the pulled pork sandwich. As I waited for my order, tried the beer sampler which was about 2 pints total. The beer was OK but unimpressive, all of the styles tasted the same and there was a lack of crispness. I did however enjoy the flavor of the yeast as the beer did not appear to be filtered (yay!). The décor was noticed after the beer was being sipped and the woodwork is phenomenal as is evident by their sign outside. Also was impressed with the 2 pool tables and locals with Meuci cues! Kinda wish this place was near me.
When the food arrived, was not impressed with the size of the wings, they were not very meaty. The sauce however was excellent for both. This would have been a bad deal if the waitress didnt provide some celery and carrot sticks. The pulled pork sandwich was tasty but dry — would have preferred some dipping sauce or just a nice and wet sandwich.
The service was top notch, always had water and the waitress was very attentive. Think I gave a good 20 or 25% tip.
Really want to like this place, but (a) the beer needs to improve and (b) some attention should be given to the food, ie, perhaps get bigger chicken wings or just whole thighs?
If in the area for the rail trail, will plan on stopping by again or trying the other brewpub in Williamsport, Bullfrog Brewery.

I’ve been here twice in the last couple of years. The first visit was okay. The service was slow, but the food was a good value and the beer was very good.
The second visit was just awful. The service was so incredibly slow. It was nearly an hour before the first round of drinks arrived and almost 2 before everyone’s food arrived.
The food was okay, again a good value, but the beer was marginal at best. Everyone’s beer was flat it did not matter which style.
If you are in a hurry or like good beer I would look elsewhere.

Decent bar in Duboistown, just down the street from where I grew up.
They have quizzo on Monday nights usually, but I think they stopped for the summer… however, when they are doing it again, you can win a gift certificate for the bar!
The nachos are great, with homemade chips. I hear good things about the wings, but I’m vegan, so I can’t say for sure.
I honestly can’t say I’ve ever had any of their own Abbey Wright beers, but that may be worth looking into. I usually just stick with PBR or Lager on tap… much cheaper, and I like cheap.

If you are going here for the beer at Abbey Wright, don’t. They must have gotten a new brewer in the past year or so because the beers are below average where they used to be very good. It’s too bad as the rest of the place is ok, although very smokey in the bar area. Worth a quick stop maybe for one beer just to see if they switched up brewers but definitely try to sit in the banquet area unless you want lung cancer or really (really) like country music.,

Good wing sauce. Friendly service. So-​so vegetarian options, but I’m amazed they have any at all given that it’s South Williamsport.

Best Wings around. Was kinda hesitant to go to The Valley Inn but glad I did. They have half price wings on Tues and Thurs. And the wings are awsome. Have a wide selection of home brewed beers as well as Imports and Domestics. Don’t miss this place if you get close.

Decent food, live entertainment, best place on the South side of Williamsport. Wings are pretty good and they have a «banquet/​reception» room for private parties. Nice pool tables and great atmosphere.