I still intended to check out Tony's competitor down the street, so I asked for a regular slice. When I asked for a cheese slice, the person behind the counter lifted one of them up to show me that it was enormous - about a quarter of a large pie - and asked if I wanted one of those, or a regular slice. When I arrived, I saw a large pie behind the counter, half cheese, half pepperoni, cut into slices. The first one to catch my eye, and the first one I stopped at, was Tony's Pizzeria. We would definatly go back to this place if we are ever in the area again.I was recently driving through Dansville, and the sight of two pizzerias just a few doors from each other was more than I could resist. The bartenders were very nice and were very helpful in helping us decide what we wanted to order.

And the front of the bar wqs super cool looking it was made of all old fashioned suitcases. There were quite a few tables available, and there was also a gentlemen in the back carving pumpkins, his designs were amazing and he never went totally thru the pumpkin skin but had a light inside so his design really showed thru the skin. The inside is decorated very nicely with a fire place a few high top tables and then your regular size tables. My husband and my cousins husband ordered flights of beer to try a couple different ones and my cousin and myself had glasses of wine. We were given a menu and told we could order at the bar, you did not need to order food as it is a brewery so they gave us bags of chips with our drinks. The weather was colder so we couldn't sit outside on the patio, so we decided to sit inside by the bar. The outside is a very cool building with an old truck out front and of course the area was all decorated for fall. We were on a glamping trip for the weekend and decided to try a couple breweries in the area so we stopped at Battle Street.

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