How is the beer, the service, and the food so bad? The…read morelocation on the rail trail and outdoor space is nice. But really, how do you make beer that bad? Is that intentional?

This is a great place for a date! Lots of outdoor seating, very nice and modern. There is a little…read morerooftop deck which has a nice view of the sunset. This place is so cute, and very well decorated and kept clean. This place is also kid and pet friendly, as there is a bouncy house for the kids and lots of outdoor area for dogs. The inside is also very big, lots of seating in there as well. They have plenty of drink options and do specials. They even have a little outdoor to go window. Would definitely return here, the outdoor seating area is honestly beautiful and very well kept!

Nice little bbq joint, we went after a round of golf at pleasant valley. Prices were really…read morereasonable, we had two beers and a sandwich and the brisket. The meat was a little dry, but the sauces definitely helped, and the sides were great. Fries were nice and crispy. It was a nice day so we sat outside at the picnic tables. Our server was helpful and friendly. They don't have draft beer which was the only sad part!

We stopped by for lunch and luckily bc it was not too hot we got to enjoy sitting outside…read more Depending on where you sit, there some spots that are under more shade and some with more sun. The restaurant does sit by a main road so it can get a bit loud at times but there is also an option to sit inside. The service was spot on. From the moment we sat down, our server was constantly moving and she never skipped a beat on checking in and making sure we were all set. Now, moving to the food... in ordered the pit beef sandwich and it was amazing! The meat was tender and the potato salad paired nicely with it! My fiancé got the trio slider and each meat was delicious! The pulled pork was slightly on the drier side compared to the beef and turkey. The onion rings were also amazing! When you bite into them they did not slide off the breading and the size of it did not disappoint. The pretzel was good too, not dry and paired great with the beer cheese!

By far, my favorite brewery. Best beers. They always have…read morefood trucks or customers can bring food. Large rec area for family entertainment. Clean bathrooms and very nice seating area.

We checked out this spot during our day visiting Havre de Grace. The brewery is located on a…read morebeautiful farm. It's a lovely view looking out at the fields. They have both indoor and outdoor seating options and a good variety of beers. We enjoyed food from Taco Bar while we were there; they seem to rotate different food trucks. They also had MacGerk's food truck so it was cool to have two different options and there are also snacks available for purchase at the bar. Staff here were very friendly. It was cool to see many people of all ages enjoying themselves on a beautiful day. There was a band while we were there and we enjoyed listening to them while we ate and drank our beers. I'd like to go back to see how their beer rotations change; they didn't have some of my favorite styles, but still was able to find one I liked! Overall, this was a cool spot and loved reading about the history of the farm and family on their website. I'll definitely return next time I'm in the area!

Nice, large brewery! Lots of indoor and outdoor spaces. The day we went they had live music in the…read moreevening and two food trucks available to purchase from. Perfect place to hand out with family and friends

The pumpkin patch was an amazing time and with the beer, I definitely can't complain. They had…read moresomething for both kids and adults: DIY scarecrows, pumpkin painting, a corn maze, a hayride, food trucks, and did I mention the beer?

I took my Grandmother to Wyndridge Farm for her 92nd birthday lunch. I hadn't been here in years…read morebut it's largely unchanged. The grounds are really beautiful and would definitely make a good place to host a wedding or other big event. They make their own cider and beer and their menu features a few gluten free options including GF buns and GF pizza crust with other GF options clearly marked. We ordered the brussel sprouts and buffalo wings to share and my grandma and I split a white pizza on cauliflower crust. The brussels were good but nothing life changing - I do think if they cut them in half they'd have turned out more crispy and less mushy. The buffalo wings were slathered in a delicious sauce and very good. The white pizza was just OK. We asked for chicken to be added but they forgot. The crust was thin but not very crispy. I caught a glimpse of their regular pizzas which looked delicious if you are able to tolerate gluten. I also had the Wyn-mosa, their take on a mimosa. It came with their citrus cider mixed in and it was a really nice combination. They even put a candle in our dessert for my grandma, after I secretly requested it. The food is nothing super memorable but it's a good option if you're in the area.

Another wonderful experience!…read more They now have a big tent covering their whole outdoor patio, so we can sit outside rain or shine, which is wonderful. Hubby and I both enjoyed pulled pork sandwiches and the chocolate/white chocolate mousse for dessert was amazing.

Service is impeccable, food perfect, and a beautiful spot in "The Tavern"....Will be back!!read more

The Glen Rock Mill Inn is a quaint restaurant with lots of history. Their menu is somewhat…read morelimited. They offer a five-course dining option or a la carte items. The crab and lobster bisque was very good but would benefit from more crab. The rack of lamb was excellent, as were the Coca Cola braised short rib and the filet mignon. However, the burger was not a hit. At 1/2 pound it was just too big and the bbq-tomato jam was overpowering. The cheese plate and the triple chocolate mousse were delicious and great portions for dessert. Drinks overall were just OK. The waitress was very nice and attentive but the food took too long to hit the table. Drinks also came out after entrees.

This is a beautiful property and great spot to hang out. I had a pineapple cheesecake sour and an…read moreorange slushie during my visit. Both were really good! Only weird thing about the bar was the bartender seemed kind of annoyed at everyone. We were able to grab a table and chairs outside but this is a good spot to bring chairs and a blanket just in case you can't find seats. There are rules about no outside food, no dogs, and keeping kids close - so it's a good idea to make sure you know all of this before visiting!

We stopped by Inverness yesterday to enjoy the great weather and some lunch. I've come here quite a…read morefew times in the past and usually enjoy the great scenery and ample seating areas. This particular day, it was quite busy and unfortunately, there were more children here than there were adults. I get it, there's not much to do out in these parts and for the parents, I'm sure the prospect of setting up a picnic and letting their kids run around the lawn is a big pro. However, it becomes a BIG con for me as a childless person just trying to enjoy myself when there's a cacophony of children screaming, babies being changed on the table in front of me, kids running around unattended, and just general chaos. I don't know how it became so normalized for breweries, where there's alcohol being consumed, to become playgrounds for small children but here we are. My recommendation would be to provide a "child-free" section. The place is absolutely enormous so it wouldn't be hard. Perhaps the "stable bar" area and the lawn in front of it could serve as this child free area. Or maybe there's specific days of the week or certain times of day children aren't allowed? Beyond this complaint, I was pleased to see the food truck menu way more expanded than the last time I was here. They even offer gluten free pizza now! It was pretty good too. I enjoyed the grapefruit seltzer which came canned and loved the mango seltzer slushie. My boyfriend liked his pilsner and hefeweizen, too. Service from one of the bartenders was curt and standoffish - she seemed extremely stressed to be pouring beer and rolled her eyes or scoffed at any request for a sample. Other bartenders were holding it down and keeping their cool though -- she could learn a thing or two from her coworkers.

Manager is cool a very good environment it is good for kids very helpful and kind I wold do it againread more

The Stonebridge Grill is a culinary adventure in Parkton, MD that boasts a huge menu that has…read moresomething for everyone and for all tastes. I could eat here everyday, seriously, it's a jewel hidden behind a liquor store and a modest appearance. And the menu is huge, as a chef and culinarian myself, usually big menus make me a little nervous about execution, but I happen to know some people that highly recommended the place. So I ventured in with some family (age ranged from 18-50s). THE FOOD IS AMAZING. Full stop. Yes, they have a good tap beer selection and great liquor too - did I mention the store - but credit to the bar too, their craft cocktail selection was tasty and refreshing. Back to the food! Pot roast made with the same respect as Beef Bourguignon, with tender flavorful meat balanced, silky smooth potatoes underneath, mouthwatering reduction atop. Shrimp and grits with authentic made grits, not that Quaker boxed stuff, garnished with a zesty coleslaw - absolutely delicious. So many flavors and textures melding together. Wonderful. Fried green tomatoes served with a raisin cream cheese dollop on top, they were incredible. Lamb pops grilled and served to perfection. We tried a crab fried rice that would make any Asian Chef would have blushed over. Whipped feta. OMG, if you don't know about whipped feta, look it up. They happen to have it on the menu, so we had to try that. Marvelous! Absolutely incredible. My nephew did talk much about his seafood risotto, which if a 20-something says nothing while cleaning the plate, I believe that's solid and speaks for itself. I can't wait to go back, I didn't even get to try the burger and I hear that's outstanding too (believe me lots of places and people screw up a burger). Everything here is crafted with respect not only to the ingredients, but to the methods of preparation. Michelin style cooking hidden in comfort foods and explorations across the menu. I said it was an adventure, and what a journey it was, and I'll say it again; I can't wait to go back!

Kind of an odd location tucked behind a self storage business. Ample parking and seating in the…read morebrewery. The beer is great. Definitely recommend the Export Hell. Very smooth and has a fruity finish (I may have drank 3 on this particular visit but uwill not confirm or deny). Good selection of German beers to choose from. The food selection is good, but they seemed to be out of several things on their menu including their staple wurst. Staff were friendly and assisted with recommendations on beer and food. Can't really say what the vibe is here cuz we ate at an odd hour and we were the only ones eating, but there were some people seated at the bar. I would come back for the beer.

More like a 3.5 star. Our 3rd attempt at visiting. I really want to like this place a lot as I…read morereally like the beer I've tried and I like the warehouse style ambiance and space of this location. But there's always something just a bit off on every visit. The servers aren't aware of specials advertised on social media. The food presentation is always slightly off. There have never been more than 3 beers on tap out of several they list. I would not recommend the lobster roll special - cold flavorless lobster bits sprinkled with celery spread over Texas toast bread which was soggy from the moisture. Had to eat with knife and fork. The German coleslaw was tasty and vinegary but served on a plate (not bowl) and juice was spreading to edge of plate and didn't look appetizing the way it was presented but it was very good. The boardwalk-style fries are delicious and they do have malt vinegar for them if you ask. Good beer though - the Pilsner is my favorite. They recently opened up some outdoor seating with picnic tables that face the parking lot.

Love this place! It has such a welcoming community feel. They have local bands, karaoke nights, and…read morea great atmosphere that keeps us coming back. Everyone is so friendly and inviting, and it's one of those places where you instantly feel at home. Fun fact: This is one of the few breweries in Maryland that grows many of its own hops right on the farm, so you really are enjoying a true farm-to-glass beer experience. Great beer, great people, and always a fun time!

Black Locust Hops isn't just a brewery; it's an incredible farm destination. If you're looking for…read morean authentic, low-key, and beautiful spot to enjoy genuinely local beer in Northern Baltimore County, this is it. You are literally drinking beer surrounded by the raw ingredients. The indoor taproom is great, but the outdoor space is where the magic happens, especially when they have live music on the weekend. It's a relaxed, community-focused vibe, and while they are a working farm, they've set up the guest area perfectly and they have great service and staff. Beer quality is top-notch, which makes sense when they grow their own star ingredient. Their IPAs, like the E-Z Super Soft IPA or the HZ IPA, are incredibly fresh and fragrant. But what I love most is the variety. I've had fantastic beers across the board, from a crisp Kolsch to a rich Bourbon Barrel Imperial Stout. Check their website for the food truck schedule; they always have great food to pair with the brews. Black Locust Hops is a genuine gem and a must-visit for anyone who appreciates local ingredients and high-quality, craft brewing.