Excellent service. Great food. Even had the embarrassment of water ya down for a drink n'at. If…read moreyour Irish or Scottish you know what that means ! Restaurants create family and I highly recommend! Would love to check out the music scene Hume Clan baby!

Sometimes service is alittle slow But I really enjoy the…read morefood, prices, and vibes there

Petes-Get Drunk for $10, buy some flour, play some keno, sit in silent judgement, feel better about…read moreyourself Some might say Petes is a Dive. That would be a oversimplification. Yes you will encounter people who have jobs wherein manual labor is required. They will probably have opinions similar to Archie Bunker. If these things dissuade you from going too Petes it says more about you than about them. All-in-All the people are friendly. Just try to avoid topics that might offend a Trump supporter. Petes is not dive its more of time machine. When is the last time you got drunk for $10. $2 "ying-ling" drafts. There's cider and usually 1 craft beer on tap a few in the bottle. Of course there is every form and fashion of BMC (Bud/Miller/Coors) product lines. For those who really want slum it "the beast." One time I even saw Meister Brau. There is a basic offering of liquor. Although they do have a more comprehensive selection for off-premises sales. Im sure there's some box style wine if ur girl looking for some zin-fen-dale. Petes also functions as a limited selection grocery store. So here's how that works your wife asks "honey could you run too the store and grab some flour?" If you live in Sharpsburg you say "of course honey" then you goto Petes get your flour and claim you drove too Shepherdstown then use the extra 30 minutes to drink beer and buy a bag of flour. It's a win-win. I'm not making this up. There is a basic food menu. Everything is serviceable but it's the type of food that your WW2 gramps would like. No James Beard awards are in the offing. There's also old timey bar snacks like pickled Bologna and bags of potato chips. The crowd is typical of Sharpsburg: the guy who still thinks randomly screamin "freebird" is ironic, people who actually get a paycheck and then cash that check and bring paper currency to Petes and place that currency in the juke box only too play Nickelback, the guy who loves Tupac but doesn't like black people, Civil War tourists too embarrassed too leave without ordering something and me judging everyone. Give it a try who are you too resist?

I have been here several times and the place is cool. The bartenders are usually nice and the…read moreprices are good so I can't really complain.

Saw they had an all new menu from "The Grain Table" the other day and was excited to try it…read more Meh. Got the steak and cheese egg rolls. Those were about 4 out of 5 stars. I ordered the mushroom Swiss burger. Had no flavor. Like at all. 1 out of 5. Only saving grace was that a) it was edible and b) the bun was soft. The side of fries was waaaay too salty. Husband ordered 6 old bay wings. He only got 5 and they were all drums. He didn't bother complaining because he said he wouldn't be able to eat 6 anyway. Only had a little old bay on them, but they were nice and crunchy. All in all, I was excited to try The Grain Table, but can say my first impression is that I'm not a fan. Don't see a need to return for the food, that's for sure. Would think that with an entire menu overhaul and social media rollout to get people to come in, the food would meet expectations. Side note, (and not just because I'm disappointed with the food) as I said this the other day when I read it, "The Grain Table" brings to mind crunchy, granola, some might say "healthy" food. The menu does not meet that name by a long shot. The menu is pizza, burgers, wings, chicken sandos, ribs- as you read it, elevated pub food.

The service was great, beers perfect!! They had a lot of choices and even had mixed drinks, they…read moreallowed your furry friends... Would not get the crab dip, tasted a little old.. but the brewery is great...

"If you want to go to a brewery that is super loud from obnoxious drunk people singing karaoke and…read moreothers cheering them on, this is your kind of brewery." I hate giving any brewery less than five stars because 99% of them deserve it but this is the 1%. TBH: I'd like to think I'm a brewery connoisseur considering I've been to hundreds of them over the past ten years but this one might be the worst one I've ever been to. I've also drank hundred of different craft beers from a lot breweries I've never been to in a multitude of states where friends have went without me and brought different IPA's, Sours, Stouts, Porters, etc. back to share with me. I'd say this place is more of a super busy bar in an area with not much to do other than go to this place which also happens to sell pizza and brew their own beers than it is a brewery. Breweries are always chill and relaxing and this place is nothing of the sort, at all! The location is also right beside a busy interstate so when you are outside you are literally listening to and watching cars drive by. We walked in on a Saturday evening and it was wall to wall people which is a great thing for the owners but over time that can't be sustained because that kind of crowd will end up costing you true brewery enthusiasts because I've never once been to a brewery and seen a person drunk or anyone causing a commotion. The whole point of drinking craft beers is to enjoy the different flavor complexities and/or to enjoy their seasonal beers while also enjoying others company. You ever see people at wineries slamming glasses of wine to get drunk while screaming at the top of their lungs? Exactly! I love the whole style of this place which is industrial and the artwork is amazing. We had a couple sours that we shared which were amazing tbh and I wish we could have enjoyed them or more over a good conversation that we typically have while going from brewery to brewery but we couldn't even hear ourselves think over the super loud environment and bad karaoke lol The peanut butter and the strawberry shortcake sours were amazing, I must say. I'm sure this place is great for the people who live close by and go daily or on a weekly basis but this isn't my kind of brewery that is in a cool old building or off the beaten path. I'm coming to a brewery to relax, talk, people watch, and possibly play some type of board game or cards they have on the shelves. If there happens to be a night where I am at a brewery and they have live music which not many breweries that I have been to do its usually more open mic and mellow, not concert level speakers. Anyways, this place is great for college kids and bikers but not my kind of vibe so I most likely will never come back no matter how great their beers are. FYI: I wouldn't mind ordering a pizza for pick up from RAD Pies the next time I am in the area and taking it to another brewery and enjoying it there because their pizza did look pretty good. Have fun and be safe ;)

Good beer. Great pizza. Friendly staff. Plenty of room inside and out…read more We like it a lot. It's a stop for us on the way home from Whitetail or anytime we're around 81. It is 5 minutes from the 70/81 interchange. A 12 oz pour of most beers is around $7 (which I think is a tad high when you are buying from the source) but it is cheaper than their Columbia location and much friendlier. Lower ABV beers are in 16 oz, pours for a similar price. They also have cocktails and in the summer a smoothie machine of adult drinks. Pizza is also on the pricey side, but it is excellent. (Check out the Tiki restaurant on your way out for more beer and completely different food options.)

This is my all time, absolute favorite bar in Frederick. I almost wanted to refrain from saying…read morethat to avoid it getting too packed but this place definitely deserves the attention. I always make sure to stop by whenever I'm in Frederick. The ambiance is like a dim light basement, a clean and moody aesthetic with bar seating and couch seating. It does get loud in there and I think that's because the sound of everyone's voice just bounces against too many hard surfaces. Nonetheless it's super cozy and my favorite spot!! The drinks are all fantastic. They make their own organic distilled liquor and on top of that they away have seasonal drink selections. I go there wanting the same drink but also try something new and it never disappoints! They craft their cocktails with love and care and really put effort into a delicious well rounded cocktail. This is my go to spot for gin, I'm not even a gin drinker but I am now because their gin is amazingly smooth. I can't say enough great things!

Popped in on a whim and didn't regret it at all. The ambiance was great right from the start. It's…read moremodern, comfortable, and has really great aesthetics. It's a relaxed, welcoming spot and a perfect place to hang out for a bit. The staff was amazing, super friendly, and really knowledgeable about everything they offer. The tasting was great and gave a good feel for their lineup. I really liked that they use locally sourced ingredients across a variety of their spirits. You can tell there's a lot of care put into what they're producing. Definitely recommend stopping in. Afterward, head over to their bar next door and try a cocktail made with their spirits. It's absolutely worth it.

They are friendly and have a good selection of beers and whiskey. If I need something special they…read moredo their best to get it for me.

Delicious food. Pizza is great, the specials during the week are unbelievably good…read more **Beer prices are not posted**, so be warned that beers can be up to $10.50. Most, non-PRB beers are much more than the PRB beers. Worthy of asking, if you care. Great outdoor space. Great for groups. Enjoy!

Really beautiful location! We went for Thursday line dancing and had so much fun. I love their beer…read moreselection, and my friend really enjoyed the pizza she got. Seems like a great place for families as well!

We went to this awesome down-to-earth brewery on a whim during the week. This end of Market Street…read morein Frederick feels like a neighborhood in a European city in some ways. We were greeted immediately when we walked in and you could tell many of the folks there were regulars - like a modern Cheers vibe. My personal favorite among the beers was the En Fleur and we really liked the Penny Pincher and the Irish Stout they had. I even tried my first breakfast stout there (though I probably will never have beer for breakfast in my wiser years)! It is in the same space as a burger spot, which I think is really smart. We will definitely be back!

This was a cool brewery in Frederick. Bar staff were friendly and attentive. They serve food in…read moretheir back area, but we were just stopping in for beer so didn't try it this time. I tried a peanut butter chocolate porter that was really good and a barleywine that was decent. My bf tried a sour and a fruited wheat and enjoyed them. It was a cool, casual vibe. Overall, it was a nice brewery and I'd return again to try more brews and try their attached burger spot!