Stopped here on a road trip from New England. My sister and I absolutely loved this gem of a spot!…read moreExcellent service, the owner was there, and he was so friendly and genuine. I recommend a beer flight - truly enjoyed everything I tried. We also loved the beer cheese! This was a cute spot, lots of locals, great energy. And as a dog lover, I love the theme and the "rescue dog flight" which donates to a pitbull rescue!

We visited today for the first time. Very cute inside, friendly staff and great food! Get the…read morepretzel flight and make sure to try the beer cheese, it's amazing! We enjoyed our visit and will definitely be back to support this small business.

Get the crab cake. The fries are perfectly fresh and fried. The crab cake wasn't too much filler…read more We're not in Maryland so it is ok. The space is wide and open. Cute for groups! We were in the back heated patio. My group was at least 40 people and they handled it well. Everyone had hot food, it came fast if you arrived late to order. Huge beer selection. Keep an eye on the IPAs, they go fast and you will be sad to miss them. I would definitely return!

"And I'm thirsty like the wolf," I sing to myself, not impressing anyone in my vehicle as we pull…read moreinto Wolf. This seemed like the perfect spot after a long drive. Fenced in outdoor space, corn hole, food, drinks, live music, and recommended by a friend. And technically it had all of those things! And yet somehow, those things were generally only okay. First, music was inside and it was incredibly loud. So we go outside which was just.... A mess. Like, we got mustard on our clothes from an unclean table; food and napkin scraps all stuck in the grass everywhere you looked. Then, the service outside is through a window, which in itself is no problem. The issue is that it was single server on a Friday night and the line took a really long time. The food and drinks we did get, we enjoyed. Based on the other factors, I am unsure that I would make it a point to stop here when back in the area.

We started out with the cheesesteak egg roll, which was a unique and tasty option. The burger was…read morejuicy and full of flavor. I don't think that you could go wrong with anything on the menu.

It was really nice to sit outside while viewing the golf course. The food was pretty good.read more

Great local place in Selinsgrove. A mix of locals with a splash of college kids. I just had drinks…read moreand the experience of hanging on the back patio on a superb weather, Fall, October afternoon. People working were very friendly. Good beer selection in normal size or in Octoberfest size tankards. Street parking, was easy even with nearby university homecoming weekend.

I was passing through town and the hotel I stayed at recommended this location for some good local…read morefood and beer. And it was. It's a cool building as many have noted, renovated space from a older brick building. Order beer in the front at the bar, order food in the back at the food counter. Pay each separately. The beers were all excellent (normally I stick to nationally known craft beers but these here were great). And I had a chicken sandwich which was also very good. Street parking.

Good beer and burgers…read more And the service is good. What else do you need to know? I will be back when I'm hiking in West Virginia.

Overall: super cute little brewery, cart of shared games, single stall inclusive restrooms,…read morechanging table, delicious IPAs The inside of this place looks so much different than the outside. They don't sell their beer in any cans. They have a small tap list and menu. I tried a pale ale and 2 IPAs all of which were fabulous! The bartender was nice.

Revolutionary Hot Sauce Brew Pub - A Solo Valentine's Win…read more I took myself out on a Valentine's Day date this year and decided to try Revolutionary Hot Sauce Brew Pub after seeing it on social media. I'd heard good things about their hot sauces (and that they'd been featured on Hot Ones), so I figured it was time to see what the hype was about. I went in without a specific plan--just knew everything I saw online looked incredible. I ended up asking the guy behind the counter (who I later realized was the owner) whether I should go with the habanero chili dog or the hot habanero pork burger. I've never had a pork burger before, so I was a little hesitant--but I deferred to his recommendation. Absolutely the right call. The pork burger with the habanero sauce was so good. Perfect balance of heat and flavor--not just spicy for the sake of being spicy. And the fresh-cut fries? Exactly what you want them to be: hot, crisp, and clearly made with care. The space itself is a low-key micro pub--casual, relaxed, exactly what you'd expect--but that doesn't make it any less special. The place oozes passionate startup energy. There's a whole shelf of custom hot sauces with creative names, a thoughtfully designed menu, and you can just feel that this is someone's vision brought to life. The owner was out talking to customers, genuinely enthusiastic about what he's building. That kind of energy elevates a place from "good food" to "great experience." Highly recommend. You can tell this is a labor of love--and it shows in every detail

I had a delightfully interesting and very satisfying dinner at Revolutionary Eatery & Brewpub, and…read morehonestly, this place earned its stars through vibes, flexibility, and kindness. I stopped in on a chilly, windy January Friday around 5:30pm and immediately felt at home. There were maybe five people total inside--three at the bar and one couple in the dining room. It was quiet, no too-bright lights, and warm. Cozy. Calm. Very much my vibe. I was handed a menu, told I could sit anywhere, and instructed to head to the order station when I was ready. As I perused the menu, I found myself in a familiar internal conflict: I really wanted the Smoked Beef Tri Tip & Burrata sandwich, but I also really wanted a smash burger instead of sliced beef. So naturally, I decided to test the limits of the universe. I gathered my courage, went to the order station, and told the man taking my order that I appreciated him entertaining what I was about to say because I was trying to break reality just a little. Then I asked: "Can I get the Smoked Beef Tri Tip & Burrata...without the tri tip...and with a smash burger instead?" Without missing a beat, he replied, "Well, I have to tell you--we're actually out of the tri tip, so...sure! We're going to confuse the guy in the kitchen, but let's do it." A million out of ten stars! Total for this beautiful nonsense: $16. I upgraded my fries to black truffle fries for $2 (as one does) and added a Diet Coke for $2.75. With tip, my total came to $25--very reasonable for the experience I was about to have. I returned to my seat and soaked in the atmosphere. A few minutes later, Order Station Man reappeared to let me know they were out of the bacon jam sauce that was supposed to go on my sandwich--but offered to whip up something similar if that was okay. YES. Always yes. Thank you for offering a solution instead of a shrug. This is a huge win in my book! While I waited, more folks filtered in and joined the couple seated near me. They clearly knew each other, and after a bit of chatting, someone called the group to order and they all introduced themselves. That's when I realized I had unknowingly scored dinner-and-a-show: a Dungeons & Dragons meetup. I ate my burger while listening to character introductions. Zero complaints. And the food? Exactly what I hoped for. The smash burger was a perfect, smaller patty--ideal size for me--loaded with creamy burrata on a fluffy roll. I quickly finished the entire thing, which is the highest compliment I can give. Midway through my meal, Order Station Man appeared again--this time holding a bowl of black truffle fries--and apologized for initially sending regular fries. I hadn't even noticed (I was focused on the smashburger spectacular!) or said a word, but he fixed it anyway. And I'm so glad he did because these truffle fries were ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC! Crispy, flavorful, and officially added to my "I need fries from this place" list. Despite a few wrinkles (which were all handled beautifully), this was a genuinely great experience. Friendly staff, flexible kitchen, cozy atmosphere, and food that delivered. Highly recommend. Parking could be tricky at peak times, but I parked across the street in the old bank lot without issue. Revolutionary Eatery & Brewpub understands hospitality--and apparently also understands my very specific sandwich dreams.

I think we restaurant it's trying to find itself and the beer needs some improvement. I bought one…read moreof the IPAs and it didn't really match the description nor did it have near the alcohol content that it was supposed to have. You have to order from the bar, but the place is set up like a restaurant and expects tips. The quantities of the food were excellent, but everything was very greasy. There wasn't anything on the menu that really jumped out. I think the restaurant has lots of potential, but it's going to have to figure out what they want to be.

I love the interior of this place, it's like a cool little cabin vibe. You order at the bar…read more Sometimes there is a line, but they are very efficient, with servers coming forward to get orders on their iPads as you wait in line to make sure you don't have to wait. Chic Fila vibes. Honestly table service would make more sense. Given this dynamic. The staff were all outstanding and the food came out very quickly. We had the fish and chips and the Korean tacos. The Korean tacos were flawless and very tasty. The fish was a bit too crispy. That is to say it was a very hard shell. The Cole slaw also had everything you needed for good Cole slaw but seasoning. We added salt and pepper but it needed a lot more. They had live music coming on, and we would have loved to stay for that. It is a nice little place to eat.

In a world full of un-extraordinarily breweries finally a hidden gem out of nowhere in historic…read moreGettysburg (fourscore up the street is fantastic as well). They also have a location in Pottsville. Beers are great. Luxie hazy and forest hills dark lager were what we had. Yum! Tiny and laid back. Coffee shop up front. Kewl beans!

Unique spot. Good for a cocktail. Can be hard to find. Pretty large beer list as u would think…read more I would go back.

Have been to Vortex many different times and they never disappoint!…read moreThis evening we sat out on the patio, and there was a beautiful breeze. Inside they had someone playing the guitar. So relaxing. During the winter, we were there for trivia several times. That was always fun! Now the food and beverage... Their pizza is awesome. Doesn't matter what kind you get, it's delicious. The beer is also wonderful. There is a wide range to choose from, and my boys have liked them all. I've always had good service, and the place is always clean. In addition, it's located right off the Rail Trail in New Freedom. Great place to stop after a walk or a bike ride!

Vortex Brewing Company might technically be in New Freedom, PA, but it feels like a true extension…read moreof the Maryland craft beer scene. The beer variety is fantastic. They have something for every palate, and I appreciate that they rotate styles so often. My personal favorites are the Polar Vortex IPA (hoppy, bitter, and seriously bold) and the Coal Car Snickerdoodle Coffee Stout--which is a phenomenal, dark dessert beer that's perfect for the colder months. The taproom is huge and welcoming, with plenty of indoor and outdoor seating. It's truly family and dog-friendly, which makes it an easy choice for a Saturday afternoon. Pro tip: If you're coming from northern MD, hop on the NCR Trail near the brewery. It's a great spot to hit after a bike ride or a long walk. The team here is friendly, the glassware is always clean, and the atmosphere is relaxed.