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Wegmans
Eatery, Beer-to-go
345 Colonnade Dr
State College, Pennsylvania, 16803-2321
United States
(814) 278-9000 | map
wegmans.com
345 Colonnade Dr
State College, Pennsylvania, 16803-2321
United States
(814) 278-9000 | map
wegmans.com
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Ratings by Keebler72:
Reviewed by Keebler72 from Pennsylvania
3.85/5 rDev +4.9%
3.85/5 rDev +4.9%
The State College Wegman's has a nice selection of PA-brewed beers. They've got offerings from Penn Brewing, Weyerbacher, Victory, Troegs & Lancaster BC...to name a few. The first thing I bought from their selection was a variety pack of Penn beers (included Penn Pilsner, Penn Gold, Penn Dark and Penn Weizen).
They've got a pretty good selection of other beers as well...including a nice variety pack of Sam Admas beers.
Prices seemed reasonable to me.
If you go there, make sure you pay for your beer in the bar/cafe section of the store, as the cashiers at the front of the store will not check out beers.
Mar 23, 2009They've got a pretty good selection of other beers as well...including a nice variety pack of Sam Admas beers.
Prices seemed reasonable to me.
If you go there, make sure you pay for your beer in the bar/cafe section of the store, as the cashiers at the front of the store will not check out beers.
More User Ratings:
Reviewed by NeroFiddled from Pennsylvania
3.56/5 rDev -3%
vibe: 3.25 | quality: 4 | service: 3 | selection: 3.75
3.56/5 rDev -3%
vibe: 3.25 | quality: 4 | service: 3 | selection: 3.75
Typical Wegmans but with less beer than you usually find. There's just one end cap of big bottles, and less shelf space which mainly holds 6-packs - it is a smaller area than most stores offer, and what they had has now been partially taken over by wine. On the up-side, the single-bottle open-front cooler is twice as big as most stores. I was able to grab two-six packs of beers I've never had before, and there was probably another sixer or two that I could have gone for as well, but some of the stuff turned out to be fairly old - nothing past it's best by date, but close. They've also got one corner area set up with just local beers (mainly Otto's) but I should point out that I found most of those cheaper at Pletcher's. I'd still say it's worth a stop, but it seems like in State College there's no one-stop-shop for beer so you'll probably have to go to other spots as well.
Aug 11, 2017Reviewed by Uniobrew31 from Pennsylvania
3.26/5 rDev -11.2%
vibe: 2 | quality: 4 | service: 2 | selection: 4.25 | food: 3
3.26/5 rDev -11.2%
vibe: 2 | quality: 4 | service: 2 | selection: 4.25 | food: 3
I rated Vibe and Service low because it is just a grocery store. No beer geeks working there and folks are skirting around you with karts full of grocery's. Quality is nice. If there is a limited release chances are they have it as well as some tougher to find beers. Prices are about a buck or two higher than any other place in town but the selection is top notch. I don't like their food. Lots of people do but hot deli food is not my thing, and it is way overpriced.
Jan 27, 2015Reviewed by Belthorm from Pennsylvania
3.75/5 rDev +2.2%
3.75/5 rDev +2.2%
Not a bad selection but i didn't like that the bombers are sitting right across from a hot food table so i was hesitant to buy any ipas from that section.
Aug 20, 2014Reviewed by TheSevenDuffs from Canada (ON)
3.85/5 rDev +4.9%
3.85/5 rDev +4.9%
Visited a couple of times on a recent trip to PA. This place is absolutely great relative to what else is available in the city for buying less than a case of beer.
Selection was pretty decent including lots of locals as well as some offerings from Founders, Bell's, Sierra Nevada (including some non-regulars like Grand Cru & Estate Ale) and others. Also a fairly decent selection of Belgian beer as well as some refrigerated bombers which came in handy at the hotel.
I was particularly interested in some Founders stuff and was disappointed that Breakfast Stout was the only winter seasonal that they had. But the Founders lineup was pretty good - including FBS, Porter, Centennial IPA, Red's Rye, Dirty Bastard, Pale Ale and some Harvest Ale that was well past its prime!
I picked up some Founders Breakfast Stout, Founders Centennial & Sierra Nevada Stout.
Staff didn't know a thing about beer - just cashiers.
Jan 14, 2011Selection was pretty decent including lots of locals as well as some offerings from Founders, Bell's, Sierra Nevada (including some non-regulars like Grand Cru & Estate Ale) and others. Also a fairly decent selection of Belgian beer as well as some refrigerated bombers which came in handy at the hotel.
I was particularly interested in some Founders stuff and was disappointed that Breakfast Stout was the only winter seasonal that they had. But the Founders lineup was pretty good - including FBS, Porter, Centennial IPA, Red's Rye, Dirty Bastard, Pale Ale and some Harvest Ale that was well past its prime!
I picked up some Founders Breakfast Stout, Founders Centennial & Sierra Nevada Stout.
Staff didn't know a thing about beer - just cashiers.
Reviewed by mahargcornsilk from Pennsylvania
2.85/5 rDev -22.3%
2.85/5 rDev -22.3%
When I found out Wegmans had beer I figured to see a bunch of macros, Sierra Nevada Pale, and some Sam Adams, but I was pleasantly surprised as they always have a big variety of seasonal selections from local as well as national micros. They also have probably the best selection of Belgians I've seen in State College which is awesome. You can also make yr own six pack for about $11 dollars.
It's also worth noting that prices for 6 packs and bombers here is at least $1-$2 dollars less than anywhere else in town, which makes it worth the long drive up Atherton.
There's no service to speak of, but everything has always been well stocked so I haven't had to look around.
One thing to remember, don't bring anyone without an ID or who is under 21 with you to the counter as they won't sell you even a bomber if there's someone they can't prove is 21 with you. Even if you come back later that day the rather unpleasant cashier won't sell to you if you get unlucky like me.
Dec 31, 2010It's also worth noting that prices for 6 packs and bombers here is at least $1-$2 dollars less than anywhere else in town, which makes it worth the long drive up Atherton.
There's no service to speak of, but everything has always been well stocked so I haven't had to look around.
One thing to remember, don't bring anyone without an ID or who is under 21 with you to the counter as they won't sell you even a bomber if there's someone they can't prove is 21 with you. Even if you come back later that day the rather unpleasant cashier won't sell to you if you get unlucky like me.
Reviewed by russwbeck from Virginia
3.7/5 rDev +0.8%
3.7/5 rDev +0.8%
I was actually quite impressed when I walked into the Wegman's beer section. You can get some really good variety packs (Lancaster and Troegs stood out to me). Make your own 6-packs with Troegs and Victory, among others. Plenty of 750ml bottles: Sierra Nevada 30th, Ommegang, Chimay, Stone, Rogue. No one to help you as it's just a normal grocery store checkout line. They also slapped a big PAID sticker on the side of some of my nicer bottles, not ideal for displaying purposes. Overall it was quite pleasant and I plan on returning.
Aug 29, 2010Reviewed by Buggies from Pennsylvania
3.7/5 rDev +0.8%
3.7/5 rDev +0.8%
Pretty nice selection of six-packs, bombers and 750ml. They have a few variety 12 packs available as well. You can get them cold or warm, and you can now drink them there with your choice of many different food offerings.
Prices seemed to be comparable to other PA beer stores. What you won't find is the top shelf beers. What you will find is a nice average collection of good quality drinkers. Like I said, the selection of locals is nice enough to warrant a visit.
Off the top of my head: Troegs, Appalachian, Rogue, Southampton, Chimay, Stone...
Jul 16, 2009Prices seemed to be comparable to other PA beer stores. What you won't find is the top shelf beers. What you will find is a nice average collection of good quality drinkers. Like I said, the selection of locals is nice enough to warrant a visit.
Off the top of my head: Troegs, Appalachian, Rogue, Southampton, Chimay, Stone...
Reviewed by PAhopDan from Pennsylvania
4/5 rDev +9%
4/5 rDev +9%
Impressed. Great prices which blow away all other six pack shops in town. Selection for a grocery store in PA is fantastic. Approximately 11 big Rogue bottles, alot of good PA micros, about 10 different Samuel Adams sixers, and some Belgians (for people that like that kind of stuff). There's not much to get excited about as far as the State College bar scene beer selection goes, this is about the only new exciting thing. The Deli's selection seems to be going down hill. Zeno's has an excellent selection, but is expensive and has to many beers I know nothing about(I feel lost and confused there, can't come up with a game plan).
Jun 24, 2009Reviewed by akorsak from Pennsylvania
3.39/5 rDev -7.6%
vibe: 3.5 | quality: 4 | service: 2.5 | selection: 3.5
3.39/5 rDev -7.6%
vibe: 3.5 | quality: 4 | service: 2.5 | selection: 3.5
Stopped by to scope out the selection while in town for winter graduation.
Quality: Nice layout with sixers in a long row of coolers. The single bottle selection was a little thin.
Service: No service whatsoever and the checkout lines for beer and non-beer purchases were a little confusing.
Selection: Decent selection that has a heavy focus on Sam Adams and PA beers, all in six packs. Single bottles included Stone, Ommegang, Weyerbacher and Sly Fox. Good but not stellar.
Prices were decent, probably even better than the downtown bottle shops.
Dec 20, 2008Quality: Nice layout with sixers in a long row of coolers. The single bottle selection was a little thin.
Service: No service whatsoever and the checkout lines for beer and non-beer purchases were a little confusing.
Selection: Decent selection that has a heavy focus on Sam Adams and PA beers, all in six packs. Single bottles included Stone, Ommegang, Weyerbacher and Sly Fox. Good but not stellar.
Prices were decent, probably even better than the downtown bottle shops.
Reviewed by gciccarelli from Pennsylvania
4.15/5 rDev +13.1%
4.15/5 rDev +13.1%
Wegman's in State College finally opened up a takeout beer section this past summer...awesome!
Wegman's actually has some of the best selection and prices in State College. I am pretty confident in saying they definitely have the biggest selection of 750ml's to choose from.
There are both cold and room-temp offerings. They serve your standard BMC style beers, but also have a big selection of micros and imported beers, with seasonal selections rotating often.
The prices are usually cheaper than anything downtown as well.
Definitely worth checking out!
Dec 14, 2008Wegman's actually has some of the best selection and prices in State College. I am pretty confident in saying they definitely have the biggest selection of 750ml's to choose from.
There are both cold and room-temp offerings. They serve your standard BMC style beers, but also have a big selection of micros and imported beers, with seasonal selections rotating often.
The prices are usually cheaper than anything downtown as well.
Definitely worth checking out!
Wegmans in State College, PA
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3.67 out of
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