Restaurant
Unclaimed profileGreystone Public House
Harrisburg, PA · $$
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Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
The beverage program at Greystone Public House is led by a wine list with real by-the-glass range: whites, reds, and sparkling from multiple regions, available in 5oz and 8oz pours. Cocktails split into signature and seasonal sections, with named drinks like the Greystone Old Fashioned and Spicy Paloma. Beer covers local Pennsylvania options such as Troegs and Yuengling alongside familiar domestics and imports. Happy hour discounts apply to craft cocktails, wine by the glass, and draft beers across designated seating areas.
- What should I order?
- Start with the Greystone Old Fashioned, made with Greystone Bourbon, Demerara, and a lemon twist, or the Greystone Manhattan with Greystone Bourbon, Averna, Amaro, Antica, and lemon bitters. For wine, the Cabernet Sauvignon from Napa Cut, Napa Valley, is available by the glass in 5oz or 8oz pours.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Groups and diners who want a broad by-the-glass wine selection, recognizable craft cocktails with clear ingredient lists, and local Pennsylvania beer options alongside familiar domestic and imported bottles.
- When should I go?
- Happy hour is a practical time to visit, with discounted craft cocktails, wine by the glass, and draft beers available across designated seating areas rather than bar-only.
- What should I expect to spend?
- Signature cocktails run $8-$16, seasonal cocktails $12-$14, and sparkling wine by the glass $7-$8. Glass whites and reds are $10-$16 for 5oz and $16-$25 for 8oz. Bottled beers are $4-$7, with Troegs Seasonal at market price.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- The by-the-glass wine list is unusually broad for a restaurant program, covering whites, reds, and sparkling wines from multiple regions with two pour sizes. Cocktails are divided into signature and seasonal sections, and happy hour discounts extend across cocktails, wine by the glass, and draft beers in designated seating areas.
Beverage categories
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Cocktails
A broad cocktail menu split into signature and seasonal sections, with named, ingredient-detailed drinks including the Greystone Old Fashioned, Greystone Manhattan, Espresso Martini, Spicy Paloma, and Sweet Empress Sunset. The program includes a rotating selection of handcrafted cocktails with fresh herbs, citrus, and botanical infusions. Happy hour discounts apply across designated seating areas.
Menu strengths
- — Signature and seasonal sections provide a wide range of named, ingredient-detailed cocktails.
- — Rotating selection of handcrafted cocktails with fresh herbs, citrus, and botanical infusions.
- — Happy hour discounts apply across designated seating areas, not bar-only.
Standout selections
- — Greystone Old Fashioned — Greystone Bourbon, Demerara, Lemon Twist ($16)
- — Greystone Manhattan — Greystone Bourbon, Averna, Amaro, Antica, Lemon Bitters ($16)
- — Spicy Paloma — Tequila, Grapefruit, Agave, Hot Honey, Ginger Syrup, Tajin, Lime ($14)
- — Sweet Empress Sunset — Empress Gin, Grapefruit, Ginger Beer, Cointreau, Lime ($13)
Pricing: Signature cocktails $8-$16; seasonal cocktails $12-$14.
Wine
An extensive by-the-glass list spanning whites, reds, and sparkling wines from multiple regions. Whites include Rosé, Vermentino di Gallura, Pinot Grigio, Verdejo, Sauvignon Blanc, Riesling, and Chardonnay. Reds include Pinot Noir, Sangiovese, Montepulciano d'Abruzzo, Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Malbec. Sparkling options include Cava Rosé, Prosecco, Sparkling Brut, and Moscato.
Menu strengths
- — Extensive by-the-glass list spanning whites, reds, and sparkling wines with multiple regions.
- — Two pour sizes, 5oz and 8oz, offer flexibility across the list.
- — Happy hour discount applies to all wine by the glass.
Standout selections
- — Cabernet Sauvignon — Napa Cut, Napa Valley, CA ($16 / $25 for 5oz / 8oz)
- — Pinot Noir — Row 503, Oregon ($14 / $20 for 5oz / 8oz)
- — Malbec — Cepas de Familia, Mendoza, Argentina ($12 / $20 for 5oz / 8oz)
- — Cava Rosé — Bodegas Sumarroca Reserva Brut, Spain ($8)
Pricing: Glass whites and reds $10-$16 for 5oz and $16-$25 for 8oz; sparkling by the glass $7-$8.
Beer
A bottled beer section with 13 named beers plus Wyndridge Cider and White Claw, ranging from Coors Light and Miller Lite to Guinness, Stella Artois, and Blue Moon. Local Pennsylvania craft options include Troegs Perpetual, Troegs Seasonal, and Yuengling. The drink menu also references draft beers and includes a link to view them. Happy hour discounts apply to all draft beers.
Menu strengths
- — Bottled beer section with 13 named beers plus cider and hard seltzer.
- — Includes local Pennsylvania craft options such as Troegs and Yuengling.
- — Happy hour discount applies to all draft beers.
Standout selections
- — Troegs Perpetual — Imperial IPA, Hershey, PA, ABV 7.5% ($7)
- — Yuengling — American Amber Lager, Pottsville, PA, ABV 4.5% ($4)
- — Guinness — Stout, Dublin, Ireland, ABV 4.3% ($6)
Pricing: Bottled beers $4-$7; Troegs Seasonal market price.
Nonalcoholic
The drink menu includes a dedicated Seasonal Mocktail and a Non-Alcoholic option, each priced at $6. The selection is deliberately light, offering a clear nonalcoholic choice without a broader range of zero-proof cocktails or beverages.
Menu strengths
- — Menu includes a dedicated seasonal mocktail and a non-alcoholic option.
Standout selections
- — Seasonal Mocktail ($6); Non-Alcoholic — Non-alcoholic beverage option ($6)
Pricing: Seasonal Mocktail $6; Non-Alcoholic option $6.
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