Two weeks ago was our second time here. We love this time of year, as they have a fantastic…read morecranberry seltzer - I mean worth driving 4 hours to get fantastic! The bartenders are friendly, as are the patrons. We even got a crowler to take back to our hotel for the night (it was $16 I believe). If you go when it's daylight, you can see their goats. Unfortunately, it was dark and cold so we rushed back to the car. We'll be back again next year, for certain!

We cannot visit Maryland without making at least one stop at Sinepuxent Brewing before we leave!…read moreThe property is spacious and laid back as it's on a farm. Ample seating outside which is great for beautiful, sunny days and they routinely have live music while we're there. They also host corn hole leagues if you're interested in signing up. During our most recent 4 day stay in Berlin we stopped at Sinepuxent Brewing twice. We tried multiple beers including Brew Cat Stout, Captain's Lager, Big Juicy Van, and NGL. All the brews we tried were very good (nothing I wouldn't have ordered again) but everyone's favorite was First Mate - lager with lime. Definitely the greatest lime flavored beer I've had. So refreshing and perfect for summer. The beertender was also so nice, and he seemed to have no issue conversing with customers and answering our questions. Never once did I get the sense that we were annoying him. They don't offer 4 or 6 packs (we would have loved to take home some smaller cans of the First Mate) but they do fill crowlers upon request. We are heading back to the area from Jersey in a few weeks and I'm already looking forward to stopping back in.

Happen to pass it and hit reverse! Really cool place to stop in. The beer was awesome. I had the…read moreRiver Run hazy IPA which had a grapefruit note but not really to citrusy. I did a get a chance to try the Carpe Noctem black IPA which wasn't quite ready but when it is it will be amazing. Great vibes a must stop if in town! Service was excellent as wel

I'd never been to a brewery before visiting Cypress Roots in Pocomoke City, and I'm so glad this…read morewas my first experience. The moment I walked in, the place smelled amazing--inviting, warm, and full of character. The beer was outstanding. It was so flavorful and fragrant that it completely changed my idea of what craft beer could be. You can really tell how much care goes into what they make. The entertainment was another highlight--fun, engaging, and the perfect backdrop to a great night. And I have to give a shout-out to the guy behind the bar. He was a true master of his craft: knowledgeable, skilled, and incredibly friendly. He made the whole experience feel welcoming and relaxed. If you're anywhere near Pocomoke City, definitely stop by Cypress Roots. Even if you're new to breweries like I was, you'll feel right at home and walk away with a new appreciation for great beer.

Awesome brewery! Really enjoyed the beer, I liked the Lost Hazy IPA and all the pilsners. Went with…read morea friend and we sat outside under a cabana. It was so nice out so it was enjoyable to sit outside and drink our beer flights!

We tried this place for the first time this year and it seemed to be popular with tourists and…read morelocals. The pet-friendly courtyard had café lights, comfy seating, and '80s soft rock playing--I liked it. Our party agreed that the food was so-so. Vegetarian and gluten-free options like a burrito bowl were available. Loved that their self-serve water was out of a tap with the same handle mechanism as a beer tap! Shocked to find out a martini flight (totaling two drinks' worth of alcohol) was $38! I got one espresso martini instead and it was really a watered-down "latte martini"--sweeter and less coffee flavor than others I've had. Service was neither particularly good nor particularly bad, but overhearing the [manager? owner?] telling a fellow customer that he was "mad at" the bartender for being late to work that morning left a bad taste in my mouth. You shouldn't share your employees'/coworkers' shortcomings or mistakes with customers, and you shouldn't be "mad" at someone for being late to work (because it's not a personal affront, and because everyone is late sometimes). We felt that, while it had a nice atmosphere, we could find better food and drinks not far away.

Talk about a brand new, Mom and Pop brew pub, this is a cool little starred in the middle of…read moreabsolutely nowhere, Salisbury Maryland. Located in an industrial park, of all places on Northwood Drive, this little brewing company sits and is doing its thing. I give Gateway 4 stars, not for location, ambience or decor but for the taste of that beer and the sheer determination to do something completely out of the box, gutsy and worth supporting!

One of the best IPAs I've had in a long time! Got Cool It! And the Smoked Oak Beer, all I gotta say…read moreis AMAZING! Great workers and regulars! Will be back!

Loved this little brewery hidden away in Rehoboth. We all tried a few different beers and had some…read morepizza from the truck across the street. You can order pizza at the bar and pickup at the truck. It has a small bar and a few seats inside, and a nice patio with more seating outside. All of the bartenders there that day were super nice and gave us their recommendations.

We stopped here on a Saturday afternoon to enjoy a couple of beers. The menu was much bigger than…read moreexpected for a smaller brewery, and the outdoor seating area was nicely covered and lit. The beers we tried were pretty good, but lacking a little bit to be really great. There is some parking onsite, but it looks like the lot would fill up fast when the brewery is busy

Fun atmosphere and good food. We visited on a Saturday…read moreearly evening and even though it was crowded we had a short wait. They have a good selection of beer and I tried the Grapefruit Shine which I really enjoyed. I had the Ultimate Chicken Sandwich. It was a fried chicken breast on a roll with bacon, cheese and Old Bay aioli. Three of us ordered this and we all thought it was really tasty and my husband enjoyed his Hot Honey Chicken sandwich. But be warned it is messy. So yes food was good so why the four stars instead of five unfortunately it was our service. Even though we ordered our appetizer, a Bavarian pretzel ahead of time it did not come out until our meal. And yes this can be timing from the kitchen. But we hardly saw our server, her section for the evening was so spread out that she was not attentive to us. We will still go back just hoping our service will be better.

We don't get down to this part of Maryland much in our personal vehicles or in the truck but this…read moreweek we went where the money reside. And because we are a Responsible Professional Company we were on-site 15 hours early. Imagine my delight when I saw that the receiving building shared a lot with a brewery teehee. Truck stop tacos for dinner? - I think not. Now in other reviews you know how I feel about breweries without food. Not the case here - pizzas, sandos, pretzels, salads, wings. And the beer list?? Multiple sours for me, hazy IPAs for he, and pumpkin flavored beer to usher in autumn. After that huge setup all we got were fries and beer lmao. The point is we COULD HAVE gotten more if we wanted it. Fries were hot and crispy. The pumpkin beer was incredible. And of note, the actual restaurant space was huge. With Rona numbers on the rise, we opted to sit outside on the huge patio. All in all, def worth a visit especially if you're in nearby Assateague or similar attractions and are tired of crabs lol.

Cute modern brewery with several TV's and board games. It's the perfect Sunday funday spot to…read morehangout and watch football! I definitely recommend- my favorite is the "return of the brew guy" double IPA which is brewed in house! The service is also great- the owner and his wife and very friendly

Great vibes, great service, and great beer! We stopped in while we were waiting for our table next…read moredoor at Blu, and it was the perfect spot. It's very casual and lowkey, and we loved that it was family friendly, too, with lots of games to play while enjoying your drinks.

We stopped by Evolution Craft Brewing & Pub House for a bit to eat on our way through town on a…read moreSaturday evening. We were seated promptly, though we arrived earlier than we reserved a table. Both of us were intrigued by the "Poke it Out Bowl," with Coconut Mild Marinated Ahi Tuna. It was everything we anticipated. Delicious! Our server was prompt and checked in on us regularly to see if we wanted something else, without being intrusive. Ambience was casual Brewpub. While we ate inside, we saw a family with a large dog that looked seemed very friendly on the deck outside. Very family friendly! We'll be back to try something else on their menu!

We really enjoyed Evolution. It was a great find as we drove through the Eastern Shore from…read moreVirginia Beach. It's big and has a nice outdoor area. There is plenty of parking. Service was friendly. We each got a sandwich and split the Brussels sprouts. The sprouts were addictively good. Our sandwiches were good as well, especially my smoked pork sandwich. We had leftovers, which heated up well. I sample the Rise Up stout and it was smooth and coffee-forward, which I loved. I'd be happy to stop at Evolution anytime.

We saw the WMDT's news piece on Foodie Friday and it looked and sounded SO good. We've passed by on…read moreway to/from the beach and always say, "we should go in". So we drove 30 minutes from OC last Sunday night, arrived about 6:30 to what seemed like a closed business. No one in the front of the house bar and foe a newcomer, didn't really know where to go. We heard laughter, but didn't know where and looking down another room, looked like it ended at another set of doors. We turned around again and then ran into an older couple leaving who told us, service is slow, they had to hunt down their waiter, but the nachos were good and filling along with avoiding eating outside as the gnats were terrible. Despite that ominous warning, we decided to try it and luckily as we wandered closer to the noise, ran into an employee that acted like a manager. She was eager to please, seat us and tell us that if we minded the bar noise (NFL game with boisterous fans) she'd move us. We didn't mind as it was better to be in a lively bar scene than a dead dining room. Service was definitely slow despite the emptiness of patrons. I decided I wanted to try the featured salmon I saw from the Foodie Friday segment. It sounded and looked so good with a Thai sauce cooked in the wood burning oven supposedly. When it was served it didn't look as I remembered from TV and whatever wonderful flavors the telecaster tasted, was definitely not what I experienced. Basically the salmon was ruined by over indulgence in a salt bath. The vegetable side was lacking anything but onions and a few slices of squash. At least there was a healthy serving of rice, which I thought was good, little sticky, but I'm a huge rice fan anyway you serve it. My husband (the salt king) ordered the Chicken Alfredo. He liked the chicken which tasted like it was cooked on a grill and shredded on top of the pasta. The Alfredo sauce was tasty, but he felt it was overly salty. I did try it after my salty salmon and my taste buds must have been salted out as I didn't notice that comment, but I enjoyed that meal in FLAVOR MUCH better than the salmon dinner. Restroom was appalling! There was NO TP, paper towels strewn all over the floor for some reason. Thank goodness they had paper towels. They do charge different pricing for cash vs credit.

Food, drink and service outstanding on a Wednesday afternoon. Black and Blue pizza off the hook.read more