A standout stop on my bike ride on the C&O towpath. Not far of the path and interesting setting in…read morean old church. Beans in the Belfry is one of those places that immediately feels right. The converted church space gives it real character, and the atmosphere is warm without trying too hard. The staff were friendly, quick to engage, and kept things moving even with a steady crowd. Bonus: live local musicians doing a pick up session! Food and coffee both landed well. Vegetarian friendly, fresh, balanced, and clearly made with care. It's the kind of spot where you can settle in for a quiet hour, meet someone for a casual lunch, or for C&O cyclists, refuel with a solid drink and good service.

What a lovely spot! I follow someone on Instagram who lives in Brunswick and has posted about this…read morespot before, so when I saw a sign for Brunswick while driving to Harpers Ferry, I KNEW I had to see Beans in the Belfry for myself... and I'm so glad I did. This spot is located in the "city center" of Brunswick. Parking is plentiful, and I got a spot a block up. I had a schedule to keep, so I just got an iced coffee to go, but I loved taking in the decor of the place. It was a sunny day and the light was streaming through the stained glass windows. There is a food menu and some baked goods, though I didn't get anything to eat. There are also cute little stickers, magnets, keychains etc. advertising the area and the C&O towpath that a lot of bikers like to ride. If I lived nearby, this would definitely be a regular place to meet up with friends. It's a really unique spot!

Best Brewery food w've had in a long time! We had a veg…read moreMediterranean wrap ( add the chicken!) Mac and cheese ( made with beer cheese) was amazing!! Even the side coleslaw was a unique blend of spices that made it not just a side of "stuff". Would absolutely recommend this place. We were riding the C&O canal towpath trail and was an easy stop of in Brunswick.

"Good beer, great atmosphere, but horrible and overpriced food."…read more Me and my bestie aka my girlfriend love to travel and we often will stay in a cool town that has several breweries all around it and this place happens to be one that we stopped in while having a mini getaway together. I've been to Brunswick several times in my life and I've always loved the town so I was excited to see someone put a brewery in since the last time I had been there. We stopped in on an early Saturday evening and it was pretty busy because they had live music which was good. We walked right up to the counter and I ordered: - ROYGBIV Power Sour 5/5 - Bar Room Hero Hazy IPA 5/5 We then proceeded to grab a table outside and enjoy our beers while listening to the music and watching all the people enjoy themselves too while we laughed and had good conversation. We hadn't ate much all day so we decided to get something light to eat. My girlfriend walked up to the counter and ordered us a hot dog and Brie with Jam and Pita. The hot dog was decent but the Brie and chips were disgusting to say the least. The price for the Brie was even more disgusting than it tasted for a very small wheel of store bought stale tasting cheese and even staler chips, yikes! I love the building, its history, the whole layout, and vibes of this brewery, but I'd never order food from here again. EVER! Will I come back to have more beers the next time I am in the area, probably but I won't go out of my way, that's for sure.

Recently, I have become a goat cheese fan and was happy to find this spot after a hike. They…read moreoperate on an honor system so you will have to check yourself out. If you bring cash, please make sure to put it in the envelope and list the items your purchased before putting it in the mail slot. The items I purchased were the goat milk fudge, honey chèvre, roasted chili chèvre, and Calvary camp ash (bloomy rind aged cheese). The goat cheese was delicious and so creamy; I wish I had purchased more. I was not impressed by the goat cheeses and found them to be quite bland.

Its novelty is in the fact that you can literally grab, pay, and go. There isn't anyone manning the…read morestation in general, which is a testament to the honesty and integrity of the community, so if you visit, please make good choices. Don't ruin it for others. This is such a cute stand. The vanilla custard gelato is made with goat milk, which is such a hard buy and the fridge was stocked with various meats such as kielbasa / sausages. There was fresh basil and (mostly fresh) veggies at reasonable prices. If you're lucky, you may spot some fresh eggs (go early). There are tea shirts and art made by locals when you enter.

TLDR: Nice pastries, good coffee…read more Food & Drinks (4/5): The cinnamon sugar bun looked crispy, but it was soft and delicious. The sweet peach scone barely had any peach, was dry (as scones usually are), and could have used more flavor. The cold brew coffee was excellent and packed about 300 mg of caffeine. Regular coffee is self-serve from a pitcher, and the cold brew came in a can from the fridge. We tried to order four pastries, but one was sold out and another was forgotten, so we only ended up with two. They had a wide variety of both savory and sweet treats, including options with squash and a berry tart that looked great. Prices were: coffee $4, cinnamon sugar bun $5.25, Continuum Coffee Nitro Cold Brew $5, and sweet peach scone $5. Service (4/5): The staff was very friendly, just a little forgetful. Ambiance (3/5): The café is very small inside. There is a glass display case where you choose your items, staff picks them out, and then you check out. Seating is limited to four small tables outside, each with only two chairs. Unfortunately, a family of eight with a poorly behaved dog and three kids took over the entire space while we were there. We ended up pulling a table to the side so we could sit separately.

I seek the distinctively local taste, and while this bakery doesn't have the aplomb of the nearby…read morechurch-based cafe, it promised distinctive flavors. With a group to feed, I bought one of pretty much everything they had, all of which disappeared quickly on delivery. The items I secured for myself were sweet, yet hearty. An impressive variety of flavors was available for a small shop. This is the kind of place that rotates the menu based on availability and I didn't see all the things they had pictures of online, but it seems to me this is just a reason to come back another time.

Ordered a sandwich and there was paper in my sandwich. And employees were eating and drinking…read morebehind the counter while making food

We have a Dunkin closer to our house but go to this one instead. There is an employee there, I…read morebelieve her name is Jessica that is extremely kind & knowledgeable. We look forward to seeing her in the morning. If we had a business, we'd steal her to work for us! Managers get to know your employees, she is a diamond!

A brief stop for me to use the restroom and grab a cold drink. The men's room was mostly clean,…read morewith an overflowing trash can and water on the floor. Not the worst I've seen. The store itself was in good shape with stocked and leveled shelves. I had no problem picking out a cold water and even better, it's on special if I buy two. Okay, we'll do that. Like other Sheetz, the light poles have a Level 1 charger so we spent a half hour or so watching the house battery on the Sprinter go from 15% to 30% before it was time to continue onwards. [Review 1037 of 2025 - 674 in Maryland - 24591 overall]

I'm a HUGE Sheetz guy! As a native yinzer, I feel very territorial and proud of this franchise…read more That's why I was particularly underwhelmed with this location. The interior is nice, and the speed was quite quick. The issue was the quality of the food. The bread on the turkey sub was stale. The tortillas were also hard. And the fries were soggy even when they arrived to me. I do expect higher quality food during my Sheetz runs. I also think the franchise as a whole underwhelms when it comes to burgers. They always taste kind of boiled instead of grilled.

I have been making the 35 minutes drive to Weis Markets for most of the year, every couple of…read moreweeks. I stock up on a lot of our staples and frozen foods but have not found any items for the 10 bargain seen in other grocery stores. I've found a lot of stuff I need for my great looking style, and the employees are some of the kindest people I have met while shopping!

Do NOT order pick-up from this store…read more I'm disabled and can't drive so I order my groceries online and have someone pick it up for me. I use several Weis stores in the area and usually have no issues except with the Brunswick store. There is ALWAYS a problem. Fist time, when I got my groceries, two bags of groceries that I paid for were missing. I called the store and somehow the associate knew exactly what I was missing. He offered to have them ready for pickup in 510 minutes. I had to send my person over a second time. Then there was still about $20 of groceries missing so I complained on the corperate website. Generic E-mail from the assistant manager and there would be a $20 gift card for me that needed to be picked up in the store. Finally they agreed to mail it to me, very rude store manager and of course the gift card could only be redeemed in the store. Second time, when I got my groceries again there were groceries missing like eggs, but this time I was not charged for them so I let it go. Third time, I ordered online, 24 items and 7 items were missing. I had my person go in the store and all these missing items were available in the store. Complained to corporate again and this time no answer from the store at all. They don't seem to care at all. So if you rely on grocery pickup, do NOT order at thi store. Their pickup service is terrible and the store management could not care less and is rude. Go somewhere else.

Every time I visit this location the staff is always very friendly and helpful when I need help…read morelocating something. The aisles are always clean and shelves organized.

Located where the Rite Aid used to be in the Brunswick Shopping center. Where there is also a…read morebrand new Dollar Tree that just opened this month. Brunswick is moving up in the world. LOL, I'm just kidding, when visiting we have to go to Brunswick or Frederick just to shop because Lovettsville is so behind that there isn't anywhere to shop there. Nothing against Lovettsville, but man, get a Dollar General or something for your residents. Seriously, if you want a Dollar General Store just hit me up, I work at the corporate office and they will put them anywhere you want, it costs next to nothing. It never fails that whenever I travel I get sick, it's either allergies or just my body unable to cope with the air outside of my hole in Nashville. Whatever it is, I always plan to get some meds when traveling. Just so happens I heard of this brand spankin new Walgreens in Brunswick behind the Roy Rogers and always the eager traveler I said "Let's go, I need some meds!" and we went. As with most new stores it was shiny and clean. everything in its place and associates to greet you as you came in. Now in my home area we have Walgreens all over the place, it didn't dawn on me that it's not the same here until much later. There was an associate helping a man sign up for the rewards so he could get the lower price and I just typed my number in, like whoopty doo! Ya'll are gonna love this much better than the Rite-Aid that was here before, trust me. **Side Note, I wish I had visited the new Dollar Tree in the same center, it's another thing that you don't see much of here but all over the place at home. Great store guys. :-)

One of the worst McDonalds in America. Constantly messes up orders, dirty inside, food is coldread more

This place is an absolute dog house I ordered a 6 piece chicken nuggets that came as 4 and a fries…read morethat never came and when I called them they told me "they didn't have any DoorDash deliveries" when I checked multiplied it multiple times to make sure and they hung up on me twice.

Spousal Unit and I trekked to Boonsboro for their Food Truck Day event. Lots of choices, including…read moreone our favorites, Whistle Punk Farms. It did not disappoint. We split a French Onion Griller: a heaping pile of rare roast beef on. Toasted ciabatta roll with Swiss cheese, carmelized onions, and a side of jus. (Pet peeve of mine: I hate hearing people say "served with au jus" because "au jus" literally means "with juice", and the double with-with is, well, annoying. Rant mode off!). The sandwich was excellent, and easily shareable between us. I need to make the trek to their brick and mortar place in Brunswick but until I do I will keep watching for their arrival in our neighborhood. It's worth the wait!

We enjoyed a delicious lunch today. Chicken cordon bleu panini and chicken pesto wrap…read more We also took home spinach dip, augrautin potatoes and banana pudding. So many treats! Can't wait to try another sandwich or sub!