I stopped by this bar in my college town to wait out the evening festivities for our sorority's…read morechapter event, and it turned out to be a fun place to spend a few hours. The drinks were decent, but the real draw is their specialty shooters, each named after infamous dogs. I thought it was such a unique touch that they give you a punch card to track which shooters you've tried, and once you've completed them all, your name gets painted on the ceiling. My sister and I enjoyed the atmosphere and music while we waited, but one thing I cannot recommend is the crab dip. It was packed with cream cheese and seriously lacking in crab... ESPECIALLY disappointing in Maryland, where we take our crab dishes very seriously. Overall, it's a great spot for drinks, conversation, and a fun local tradition, just skip the crab dip.

Oh my what a nasty place !!!! Ate there and had the shits…read morebefore I even got home!!!! Multiple explosive craps!!!! Sticky nasty tables. Doesn't look clean at all! Will never never go back!!!

Not from here found this place on accident and couldn't be happier. Great service. Food was…read moredelicious. Very friendly, worked very well with a big party.

Food was exceptional. I really wanted to give this place a five, but I couldn't because the service…read morewas soooooooo exceptionally slow. I had the Cheese Quake, Caesar Salad and GF Cheese pizza. Awesome! I don't think it was staffing....plenty of busers. Was it short waiter staffed or a slow kitchen? The restaurant needs to figure it out. 90 minutes for water salads and entrees is long when the house wasn't packed on a Saturday night. Definitely be back next time in town. Food was awesome!

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

Calling all food enthusiasts and neighborhood explorers, SoBo's Wine Beerstro is the epitome of…read moreculinary excellence. Their dedication to providing a memorable dining experience is evident in every aspect of their establishment, from the carefully crafted menu to the impeccable service. SoBo's Wine Beerstro is more than just a restaurant; it is a destination where food lovers can come together to savor the flavors of the season and create lasting memories. Come and experience the magic of SoBo's for yourself and prepare to be amazed by the extraordinary culinary journey that awaits you. Discover the incredible dining experience at SoBo's Wine Beerstro, a restaurant brought to life by Southern Boys Concepts. Prepare to be amazed by their innovative approach to traditional dishes, as they infuse them with a fresh and contemporary twist. By collaborating closely with local farmers and watermen, SoBo's ensures that their menu reflects the best of each season. Whether you're looking for a place to unwind during Happy Hour, impress clients during Business Lunches, or celebrate a special occasion, SoBo's is the perfect choice. Additionally, they offer off-site catering services and even have a food truck available for your special events. The attentive wait staff goes above and beyond to ensure that every moment of your visit is truly wonderful. With an extensive selection of over 90 bottles of New World wine and craft beers, SoBo's also boasts a full bar that will satisfy even the most discerning palate. Their cozy and inviting atmosphere, paired with their dedication to using fresh, locally sourced ingredients, sets SoBo's Wine Beerstro apart from other dining establishments. The menu features a variety of dishes that cater to all tastes, from seafood lovers to vegetarians. Their talented chefs are constantly experimenting with new flavors and techniques, resulting in a dining experience that is both familiar and exciting. Embark on a culinary adventure with the Chef's Charcuterie Board, a delightful appetizer that will leave you yearning for more. Don't miss out on their exquisite Oysters, bursting with flavor. As for the main course, I urge you to try the Beerstro Burger, made with premium Wagyu Beef and Aged Cheddar, nestled in a soft Brioche Bun. Topped with fresh lettuce, onion, tomatoes, and a delectable garlic aioli, this burger is a work of art. Served with hand-cut fries, it is truly one of the finest burgers I have had the pleasure of enjoying at a restaurant recently. Whether you're a Foodie or a local looking for a new favorite spot SoBo's Wine Beerstro is a must-visit destination. Come and indulge in the flavors served with a modern twist, at this unique and unforgettable restaurant.

Horrible service and poorly cooked food sent it back to only get worse. Sent in feedback and not a…read morecall. $350 bill for nothing.

One of the best places to go for wings and pizza! Waiter's…read moreand staff always pleasant Good selection of beer. Won't hesitate to give you a taste to make sure you like it.

Very good this time. Just had pierogies and fried pickles. Wish they still had ic mango on tap.read more

We stopped by The Grove for lunch and had a wonderful experience. The restaurant was clean, quiet,…read moreand set in a beautiful farm/country setting that made for a relaxing meal. Our waitress was quick, friendly, and attentive throughout our visit. We started with the crab dip, which was delicious and full of flavor, although I would have loved a little more crab in it. For my entrée, I ordered the Buffalo Chicken Ranch sandwich. It was absolutely delicious and packed with flavor, but be warned, it's wonderfully messy! Make sure you wash your hands before the food arrives because you'll definitely need them afterward. Overall, a great lunch experience with excellent service, tasty food, and a charming atmosphere. Highly recommend The Grove, and we'll definitely be back!

Never would've known this place was here were it not for some coworkers who suggested going for…read morelunch. Pulled in to an empty lot and we were greeted warmly upon entering. Cool bar, from what I hear they have live music. I ordered the smoked wings, Buffalo style-they were delicious! Will surely return when in the area again.

Cool setup with three distinct zones (restaurant, café, and bar!) We sat in the café area and had…read moregood service. Our server was very helpful in explaining the drink menu, and we got the Fruity, Tart, Sweet, and the Painkilla. The drinks were delicious! We also tried the Tender Wrap ($13) and Cheesy Chicken Sandwich ($11). The food felt a bit overpriced for the portion sizes. Overall, it's a good atmosphere, drinks, and service!

The best thing about the place was the wait staff-they were hustling and super friendly. Also they…read morewere open on a Sunday. Otherwise, pass-food, drinks, just enough so you won't go hungry on a Sunday, but nothing to seek out otherwise. Better off heading to a bigger town with higher expectations from the menu. Maybe we just came on an off day.

I didn't have food and was there on New Year's Eve. The owner came after my son because the…read morebartender made a mistake with the cup his drink was to be in. He was very nice about it. The atmosphere was very dry and crowded. I did like my drink. I'm not a fan of elbow to elbow wall to wall people. I will go back sometime.

Miss Heather is amazing! Showed us the final trick to the fizz on that cucumber gimlet. She has my…read moreheart forever!