This place is such a great find. We did a tasting and had an amazing experience. We sat outside,…read moreand even though it was cold, the outdoor setup was really well done. Comfortable, cozy, and thoughtfully arranged. The staff was incredibly accommodating and welcoming, which made the experience even better. The tasting itself was fantastic. The Coffee Liqueur was rich and smooth, and the Hibiscus Aperitivo Liqueur completely surprised me in the best way. It's vibrant, unique, and unlike anything I've ever had before. The Triple Sec / Orange Cello was delicious, and their Limoncello was bright, smooth, and perfectly balanced.Everything was so good that I ended up buying a bottle of each. Great atmosphere, excellent service, and high-quality spirits. I'll definitely be back and highly recommend it to anyone looking for a fun and unique tasting experience

I can't believe I haven't yet left a review of this distillery-absolutely in love,and have already…read morebeen here twice,convinced we'll be back. From interior to glassware,to actual locally distilled spirits and super welcoming staff as well as modern ambiance inside,I love everything about this place. The cocktail selection-from seasonal to classics-is impeccable (I personally love seasonals as it always surprises me with distinct flavors),and there's a food truck nearby,as well as an option to order food from a nearby venue (you scan a QR code and pay the bill separately from drinks ordered through the waiter,then they bring it to you). As you can tell,I'm a big fan and highly recommend anyone in the area a visit (or several!).

I brought my wife here to celebrate her birthday. I never got a chance to experience the Ryland Inn…read morepre-Covid. The chef started us off with an amuse-bouche, a soup served in an espresso mug. As an appetizer, we had the crispy foraged maitake mushroom. It was very light and crispy, it reminded me of the coating on really good cod for fish and chips. Cocktail wise, I started off with the Alpine old fashioned which they smoked and my wife had a glass of Pinot Noir. For our entrees, my wife had the special which was a salmon with a parsley crust and fingerling potatoes. I went with the sea scallops with honey nut squash and maple-bacon jam. Both were very good. For dessert, we had a three cheese cheesecake and the Mexican chocolate soufflé. We enjoyed both. The soufflé was very good even without the vanilla-bourbon anglaise. The staff were all very friendly, from the valet at the front door, to the young women that took our coats, and the waitstaff that took our orders, filled our drinks and cleared the flatware. They had the fireplace going. There are sconces on the wall providing subtle lighting, along with small, cordless lamps on the tabletops. Since it's only about 15 minutes away, we'll probably return, even if it's just to hang out at the bar.

Had my brothers wedding here. The venue is beautiful! They are extremely accommodating and work…read morevery well with you. Their food is also very good.

We had finished dinner nearby and were looking for a place to grab a cocktail, when one of my…read morefriends suggested the Hide Rooftop in the Artezen Hotel. The bi-level bar and lounge was dark, swanky, and seductive. It would make an excellent spot for dates or groups of friends, like mine. We started off sitting at the bar, as there were no large tables available upon our arrival. However, after about 15 minutes, the host approached to tell us that he could actually seat us. I picked up my glass, which was wet with condensation, and it slipped out of my hands. I was able to collect it with only a minor spill, but the host insisted that the bar staff make me a new cocktail in case the glass had chipped at all. It was a considerate gesture that I greatly appreciated. Plus, since I had already taken a few sips, I was thrilled to get those back in a new glass! In terms of my cocktail of choice, I had opted for the Hot Tijuana Tease, a fiery blend of mezcal, blanco tequila, chile poblano liqueur, and lime juice. So, it was essentially a spicy margarita, and it was excellent. There were clean, crisp notes of peppery heat balanced with layers of robust smoke. My only complaint about the lounge was that the bathrooms were beyond tiny. There were two unisex stalls in a very tight alcove that also included a cramped sink counter. It was awkward and uncomfortable to share that space with another patron. Aside from that, the Hide Rooftop was a beautiful place with a friendly staff and interesting drinks.

Celebrated my daughter's 21st birthday…read more everything was perfect drinks and appetizers were delicious waitress was great'

Fun outdoor area with lots of space and picnic tables, combined with elegant indoor dining and…read moresophisticated bar area.

I'll give them a 3, based on their customer service. Our server did the bare minimum, and perhaps a…read morelittle less: He took our orders, brought the food to our table, and then brought the check. When he brought the coffee, he neglected to bring any sweetener. One of us had to get up and go to the front desk to see if they could find our server and ask him to bring sweetener. We also had to get up and find someone to ask him to bring us boxes for our leftovers at the end of the meal. I suspect the perfunctory service was tied to the obligatory 22% added to our bill for service, since we were a party of six. Our server had little incentive to excel. The food and coffee were good, though pricey. Ambience is converted early 19th century farmhouse. Lovely!

Great place to get some upscale food the options are limitless and very elegant taste but if you're…read moreinterested in unorthodox cuisine, great staff and amazing service.

This is a combo review of 2 visits. As they were both FIVE STARS you'll be okay…read more Visit one: Last month I was feeling frisky ::meow:: after a work event at the courthouse and wasn't ready to go home. I literally said to myself as I drove around Somerville that I wish there was a wine or cocktail bar for...mature people like myself to chill at. So I looked up wine bars and boom - VintEdge was right down the street. I came in around 9pm, picked a comfy seat by the window, and ordered. Can you believe I had never had an espresso martini until that evening?? So my first was a pumpkin espresso martini. Well I may have had 2. And another drink. Ahem. The service was great, not fussy, and I wasn't rushed even as we approached last call. Visit 2: having heard about my great experience there alone, my cousin arranged to meet me there last week. Or so she thought. Through a series of mutual miscommunications, I was here at the crib waiting for her, while she was at the wine bar waiting for me. Once we figured that out, she got us some food to go and we ate here at home. Verdict: -excellent seating options - stools, couches, chairs -food is so so good. Tartare, truffle fries. Fig jam pizza -drinks include awesome bottles and seasonal takes on old favorites This could be my new spot.

Tavern 519 has THE WORLD'S BEST Short ribs!…read more Everything I have had here is fabulous but those short ribs can't be beat. Great staff. Wonderful service. Recommend 100%. N.B. reservations are needed.

They literally ate and left no crumbsssssss! For a tavern, I was super surprised of the quality and…read morethe service. Even the presentation was great! Really great Father's Day here and will gladly come again.

Every time we come here we have so much fun. Entertainment is fabulous. Most of the people are…read morefriendly and it's definitely a local spot, but it's nice to have a place to be yourself and not worry about political distress in our trouble country. We need more places like this to unwind relax and be what God made us. Thank you Ms Laura for giving us this wonderful place.

Have had the pleasure of hanging out at The Cub Room on numerous occasions and I can't say enough…read moregood things about the place. The atmosphere, the staff, the drinks...all of it impeccable. If you're looking for an inviting and inclusive place this is your stop. Make sure to tip your bartender!!!

One of the best places in Philadelphia for good vibes. Good atmosphere…read more Malek one of the best bartenders I know in town Best old fashion I drink thank you amigo

This spot isn't my scene, but it's super fun and a cool vibe. The bank vibe goes out the window on…read morethe weekends when it turns into a full club space. More of a college aged crowd with some seating areas in the middle but the main dance floor is truly giving club - which is fun, if that's your style! The music is good and the bartenders are on it!

Came for after dinner drinks and the place was packed. They had a live trio, keyboard trumpet and…read morebass cello playing great jazz, blues and some Caribbean music. Drinks were good. Didn't have anything to eat but what I did see looked amazing.

We just had to try Cara Lin's newest venture and we were not disappointed. We literally were the…read morefirst in the door at opening on Saturday. Signature cocktails were delicious and our cheeseburgers were cooked perfectly, accompanied by delicious and hot fries. Atmosphere is like any Rathskellar I've ever been to. It was perfect.

The Boathouse in Lambertville is a fun craft cocktail spot! The star of the show is the nautical…read moredecor featuring a treasure trove of paintings, photographs, prints, replica ships, books, and exotica. Borrowing a move from Tiki bars, the Boathouse's nooks contain risque artwork! We were greeted by a friendly lady in a tiki robe, who gave us the option to sit outdoors, indoors (ground level with live music), or upstairs where the bulk of the artwork resides. We opted for upstairs. The space felt like a classy naval officer's club. The cocktail menu contained mostly classics and riffs on classics. I opted for the Smoked Honey Negroni with Barr Hill gin, and a Boulevardier. Both were very good. The Boulevardier - interestingly, was served neat in a brandy snifter glass. Our group also tried the French 75 and Last Word (Mezcal style). Cocktails were $16-$17, well-constructed, and sturdy. Service was friendly and unrushed - the perfect format for a relaxing evening. My one constructive suggestion is to replace the creaky wooden chairs upstairs and add more couches or cushioned chairs.

For this five star review, I want to slightly preface that perhaps a small portion of why my wife…read moreand I had such a splendid experience at The Boat House was because of our timing, but I'll come back to that shortly because regardless of when we were there, I did love so much about this place. Recommended by almost any local you ask, The Boat House sits in the quieter Lambertville side of the bridge that connect this Jersey town to the slightly more bustling New Hope, PA. Down an Edison-lighted alleyway you'll find this small house for boats and ya know, it probably was a house (not sure about for boats) because it's pretty dang small. The night we were there I noticed there's some outdoor tables available, but really the interior downstairs area only fits a handful of folks. The upstairs can hold a bit more and that is where our timing lies. Somehow, we must have been early/lucky enough to hit The Boat House on a Friday evening when everyone was still out to dinner because the very friendly host sat us upstairs where we had the entire place to ourselves for almost our entire time there. Having the space added such an extra vibe to everything, especially because those creaky steps lead up to what really gives The Boat House its name as the ceiling is covered in maritime memorabilia. The walls, book shelves, and eclectic array of tables and chairs also adds to this. People or not, it is a true unique spot. But what really makes the place so great (besides the looks and the friendly staff who never stopped checking in on us) are the drinks. To start, my wife wasn't feeling alcohol and got an Aper-No Spritz which did the trick, though for myself, I dove into the intriguing list of specialty drinks that makes this place worth visiting. Round one was the Rower's Reserve which lists as a Boat House original and is gin-based with Amaro Nonino, sage, and blackberries to create some fantastic flavors. Round two I had to go with a personal favorite (with a twist) in the smoked honey Negroni which tasted exactly as it sounded. There were a bunch of other libations that also sounded intriguing, but that'll have to be for a future visit. Overall, there's a reason people from the area always suggest The Boat House. It's a true old fashioned maritime cocktail bar that gives you all the feels you'd want from a place like this. Perhaps this review is a little tainted in timing, but hey, maybe that'll give you a little motivation to get here on the earlier side and checkout the upstairs area for yourself. No matter if there's people up there or not, it's a good time here. Cheers!