Great beer, good company and great food! Limited menu but…read morevery good! Small bar and seating with nice outdoor seating

Small spot above Greer's Garage Burger. Small bar, 4 tables. Not a big selection but we found a…read morefew to enjoy.

Great beerand really friendly people. The lemoncello sour was so refreshing during our heatwave…read more This is also a passport stop, so drop by and get you stamp.

If you are looking for delicious beers in a place with a fun vibe and good prices, this place is…read morefor you. I had a flight of a dry Irish stout, a WC IPA, an EC IPA and a hazy IPA. I took home a crowler of the Hazy IPA and the ale with mint and lemon. If you want great service, ask for Sean.

The did enjoy the flavor of the two beers that I tried. Not sure if they served in warm glasses…read morestraight out of the dishwasher, but the beer wasn't cold at all. The food looked good but was certainly over priced even for a brew pub. There is a restaurant just down the street that many would consider fine dining that had cheaper prices for food.

Great little place tucked behind the Batdorf. You wouldn't be able to access the brewery from the…read moreMain Street, but if you park in the lot behind the Batdorf then you won't miss them to the left of the restaurant. They serve a lot of unique beers that are blasting with flavor, including the Tripel, Annville IPA, sWheat tart series with flavors such as Tangerine, Grapefruit, Blackberry Passionfruit, and- Beer slushies?! I really enjoyed the Tripel, but my favorite may have been the Cotton Candy Snow Cone sour (I was holding their last 4-pack when a few people stopped in to buy it- oops!) The staff here were super friendly and answered all of my questions. They're new and still growing, and I can't wait to see what kinds of beers they'll brew in the future. One thing is for sure though- you can count on the fact that they will always be working on and brewing something new!

I stopped by here yesterday with my wife for some afternoon drinks. We were child free for a…read morecouple of hours and since it was Father's Day weekend decided to stop at a couple of breweries. Our first stop of the day was Rumspringa Brewery which I had been to about 12 years prior, just before I started yelping. It's co located with my hope wine gallery. The taproom itself has bright wood floors which dominate the color scheme and then there is merchandise all around the room including sweatshirts and beer to go. Finally there are pictures of Amish country on one of the walls which is fitting. I went with a flight here As I often do whenever I visit a new brewery. At rumspringa it consists of 5 beers for $15. I chose the harvest gold, red caboose, otra mas, altbier and finally the blood orange cider. For my first beer I started with the Harvest gold which was a nice malty beer with lots of flavor and a clean finish. Second was the Red caboose which tasted like a nice brown with some hops on the front and a nice caramelly flavor on the finish. Up third was the Otra mas which had a smooth start with a sort of malty and sour type finish all rolled into one. I don't think I have had a beer like this in a long time and it wasn't my favorite. Fourth was the altbier which also had a smooth start with a deep rich flavor on the finish. It was a really nicely flavored beer and my favorite of the bunch. Last but certainly not least was the Blood orange cider which was sweet from the start with a bit of fruit at the finish. I don't know that I could have told you it was blood orange until the end of the aftertaste which had almost a perfume like taste of it. The bottom line for me is that I would stop by here again in the future. It doesn't seem like you are going to get any supper hoppy or trendy beers here and that's ok as they are doing good with more traditional recipes.

The wines are rather mild of glamour, the ciders were just ok. Seemingly they buy a lot of their…read moregrapes in from other areas. So the wines can't be called local. There goes my dream of the Amish stomping on the grapes like in old France. The place also was severely understaffed. One poor woman was up and down those stairs trying to do the job of three people. Will be back to try the spirits.

Was there for dueling pianos. What a great way to spend a soggy Sunday!!…read moreBartender was crazy busy but did a great job! Food was mixed pork wings were good Although Nachos with chicken need work... Thank you for having such a cool event!

First - our waitress (Mary) was awesome. The timing of the appetizer and the meal was good…read more The food was good, but there was unfortunately not alot of gluten free options when it would have been easy to do. The tacos could have had corn wraps/shells available. Gluten free rolls would have opened up most of the sandwiches. Until there are more gluten free options, we will not be back.

To the owner - If at all possible add partition style seating/tables. It may help with the noise…read moretraveling in the room. Music isn't the issue, it's other loud tables that drown out conversation. We love the music and atmosphere but it's a bit uncomfortable. For visitors - it's a theme/gimmick bar, a lot of fun. However, the food & drink is the real surprise here! It's absolutely phenomenal. Best smash burger I've ever had. Best fries. Best veggie sandwich. It's simple, yet top quality. The drinks - the shots - locked in my memory forever! Plus the music selection has always been on point for the theme. Best in the county. Overall - so why not 5 stars? This bar is a must. I want to spend more time there drinking and hanging out. It's just missing some comfort features that prevents that. It's a small space so business wise it makes sense. I'm a little selfish wanting to spend more time there, but with more personal seating options. Owner(s) Help make this a 5 star and hear me out! Far from a 3.8 rating. I would offer some type of help/investment if needed.

If you're looking for a bar with personality, this place definitely delivers. The goth and punk…read moreaesthetic is carried throughout the entire space, from the music to the eclectic decor, with plenty of quirky details that make it fun to look around while you sip your drink I was pleasantly surprised by the food menu, too. It's much more extensive than I expected for a bar. While the food isn't necessarily the star of the show, it's solid and pairs well with the drinks. We ordered the kimchi fries, which made for a great snack to share The cocktail menu is the real highlight. There are plenty of creative drinks with clever goth-inspired names, including the signature Death Mix. Whether you like something sweet, strong, or adventurous, there's a good chance you'll find something that catches your eye. It's the kind of menu that makes you want to come back and work your way through the rest Service was fantastic from start to finish. Everyone was warm, attentive, and genuinely friendly, creating a welcoming atmosphere that matched the fun energy of the bar If you're in the area, this spot is absolutely worth checking out. Between the unique theme, creative cocktails, and great hospitality, it's a memorable experience that's a refreshing change from the usual neighborhood bar!

Chicken Philly cheesesteak was very good, chicken parmigiana sandwich was AMAZING. Fries were just…read moreokay, I think if you love thick steak fries you'll love them, they were just a bit thick for us. The onion rings were fantastic. They have about 20 different beers, we did a flight of 4 of them, all were good, I recommend the La Flama Blanca, yum! The server was on top of it, she was great. The service did seem a bit slow, but then when the food came it was obviously freshly cooked, so if you're giving me hot fresh food I will not complain if it takes a few minutes. No cold/soggy food here!! And ask about the dessert. If it's the brownie with ice cream, do it. The brownie was deliciously decadent! Located on the third floor above the farmers market. Cool looking building and architecture. Old old building...just really neat. Check it out! Oh, P.S. the only thing a little cheesy thing...plastic utensils and paper salt and pepper packets. Real glasses, metal trays for the sandwiches, so the plastic seemed out of place.

Our server, Lyja, was a delight. Mostly everything else was subpar. I ordered the "Bronco" from the…read moreSchmash Burger section of the menu which would lead one to expect a smashed patty... and that was not the case. There are two thin burger patties with the listed toppings and the kettle chips we received are not Good's brand- they're generic kettle cooked chips from Sysco in individual bags. My friends' CBR Personal flatbread was good, but the Veggies Lovers flatbread wasn't good. The veggies were barely cooked. The beer is just OK, limited beer menu. I'll look elsewhere before coming back.

062825 Came for a animal shelter fund raiser. I didn't know…read morethis place was here. Great drinks and service. Nice atmosphere and cozy ambiance. Definitely worth the visit

Super cute place in an area where there aren't many choices. Keep in mind that it's a tasting room,…read moreso there aren't many beer choices and I didn't see any wine menu (for those that aren't into spirits). The adjacent space - Javateas - is a cafe that is providing the food. Both owned by the same family. Two separate ordering systems. I like the convenience they provide by offering a kiosk to order food, but the server will also take your order too. Two main suggestions though. I like the decor and feeling of the tasting room, but it is very bright. The brightness takes away from the charm and makes it feel less intimate. The space is on the smaller side already, so removing/diming about half of the lights would add some romanticism. Some of the lights flicker, so that was a little bothersome too. We were sitting at the back table and there is a cluster of three lights over the bar that falls right in the middle of the TV. I would remove that cluster of lights since it's in the middle of the TV. The combination of bar lights, track lighting, wall lighting and ceiling lights made it feel more like a hospital than a restaurant. My second recommendation is adding 2-3 additional beers. Again, I know it's a tasting room and not a bar, but it wouldn't hurt to have the additional styles available. I appreciate that local brewers are promoted (St. Boniface and Poor Man's), but there are other Lancaster brews that would do well here.