My husband and I ran into Seven Mountains on the search for coffee, decided to stay for a wine…read moreflight instead! This cozy wine bar was a fun stop for a PSU weekend, while getting out of the college town. The gentleman that took our order was kind, engaging, and very helpful when we were making our wine selections. We ended up finding wonderful conversation with other patrons inside and thoroughly enjoyed happening upon this place. While they do not serve coffee, there were cheese plate selections that I saw others order. All looked so good!

Seven Mountains was on our list of places to visit. They have a small storefront in Boalsburg where…read moreyou can try and purchase their wines. We sampled a flight of 5 wines for $15. The local wines were all pleasant with our favorite being the petite sirah. Service was friendly, and there was no pressure to make a bottle purchase. We were also given water for in between tastes. However, we're used to having crackers or pretzels as a palette cleanser which would have nice.

Had dinner last night at Tutoni's Restaurant in York. They have a very nice wine list by the…read morebottle and also by the glass. Our waiter Johnny was also the bartender. He was awesome! He helped us narrow down the selections we ultimately decided on and was very knowledgeable on the menu. My wife and I started out with the calamari appetizer, I had the gnocchi with spare ribs and she had the mushroom pappardelle dish. For dessert we split the limoncello cake which was absolutely amazing! The service was outstanding, the food was delicious and the overall experience was 5 star! We will definitely be back! Would highly recommend this for anyone looking for a really good Italian food in York.

First visit to this restaurant. The ambience is cool. A bit eclectic but fun. Noticed the wine…read morespectator award of excellence when I entered. We tried four different tapas. They were all good, but a bit undersized even for small plates. The steak was really good, but literally two bites. The taleggio cheese was probably the best. My pasta dish with chicken was good, but nothing to write home about. Very savory. Old-fashioned was good, but really did not taste the seasonal special tastes. The wine pours were underwhelming. Honestly, everything was good, but nothing was great. And I expected a bit more for the price paid. Service was decent.

I visited Vine Bar for a wine tasting this past Saturday and had a really great experience…read more Vine Bar Collective is a wine importer, a bottle shop, and a tasting room. They import and sell exclusively Italian wines, and they source their wines directly from farmers who are dedicated to organic farming practices. They also import many wines from young winemakers as well as female winemakers (from regions where female winemakers are not very common). The tasting room is very comfortable and had plenty of seating for people on a Saturday night around 6. You can drop in for shopping (they offer all 50 of their wines in their bottle shop) or to hang out (they offer rotating flights, glasses of wine, and a build your own charcuterie board menu). I was there for the $30 tasting (which is by reservation only), which included five wines and a some snacks (some chips, some cheese, some olives, and some fresh preserves/jam). Bailey, their somm, took such great care of me throughout my tasting. He brought me a map of Italy and described each wine and the winemaker with incredible detail and insight. I enjoyed all of the wines and the snacks! I also left with a few bottles to enjoy later at home! I had a great time at Vine Bar. They're doing something very cool and different from other wine bars, and I'd love to return for another tasting or just to enjoy a glass of wine or two at the bar.

Been here twice and been pleased both times. The guy at the counter is knowledgeable of their wine…read moreand very personable. Love the free chips. A family friendly place.

My husband and I were in the area and decided to treat ourselves to a little date night!…read more We sat at the bar which was cozy and nice and enjoyed some great service along with very delicious food. We raved about the pierogies all night and my risotto and scallops were delicious! Our bartender and server was actually the owner of the restaurant and she was incredibly pleasant and her service was phenomenal! Definitely make your way out for delicious food and drinks! Cost: 3.5/5 Quality: 4.5/5 Experience: 5/5

Date night on a Tuesday night. Also, it was a 'Dine and Donate' night. Tonight, 10% of your meal…read moregoes toward supporting The Reading Public Library. Very admirable and apparently they do this often to support other causes, as well. We were happy to dine at a restaurant that cares about the local community. That's what got me (& my wife) in the door. Now, for the brass tacks: Atmosphere: Very nice looking place. Clean. Lively. Loved the front window open on a warm day and the outdoor seating as we walked in. Service: Hostess and Server were both very friendly, attentive and helpful. Both checked in on us, often. Which, for us, is super important not to feel forgotten. No problem here. Food: Uncorkd Burger (sub grilled chicken), Vegetable Risotto w/Salmon, Cheesesteak Egg Rolls, Homemade Vanilla Bread Pudding Cake & Sticky Toffee Pudding Cake. My wife said, convincingly, that the Grilled Chicken Burger was good. (and that's saying something. (She's super picky about chicken sandwiches) My Vegetable Salmon Risotto was terrific. Fresh, bright, creamy, & flavorful. The salmon may have been cooked slightly over, but only slightly. Cheesesteak Egg Rolls were very good. Not made in-house. The desserts were delicious. Bread pudding with Caramel Drizzle! Oh my! Light & Delicious. Stick Toffee Pudding Cake with a decadent dark chocolate sauce. Delightful. We took those desserts to go and had them at home. Delicious. Terrific experience, tonight. I would go back in a heartbeat. Certainly would recommend. 4.2

Good food, good drinks, good service and great vibes. There is patio seating if you prefer to sit…read moreoutside. Fun fact: it was once a church so it makes it even more interesting.

My friend and her family treated me to dinner at Victor's last year. We made a reservation online…read morewhich turned out to be a good decision because it was very busy. The building is an old church from the 19th century. The restaurant is beautiful, but there's really not much of a waiting area. When we checked in, we had to wait a few minutes right by the door. The front patio was busy and servers were hustling during the dinner rush so it felt like we were in the way. At one point, my friend's elderly mother was coming up the stairs outside to come in and one of the server's let the door close in her face. I don't think the server realized she was standing behind her, but it was very off putting. Once we were seated, the service improved. I started with the Basil Gimlet. It was really good and refreshing. I also had a Pear Martini which I enjoyed. For my entree, I ordered the Chicken Piccata. It was delicious! I enjoyed the lemon butter sauce and capers. When I placed the order, I asked to sub the spaghetti with angel hair pasta. Our server said they didn't offer angel hair which I found a little strange. He then told me he wasn't even sure what angel hair was, but said that he's had other customers request it. The whole exchange was odd and funny. I didn't get a chance to go back to Victor's on my last trip, but I would certainly be open to dining there again if I have the opportunity.

This place was excellent. Good atmosphere…read more I had a duck with a glass of Chardonnay. It was superb. I will come again.

Whenever I'm in town I try to go somewhere new. This charming spot was calling my name. I…read moreabsolutely loved it here! It's a very small and charming location. The bar area seats about 7, I think. But that made visiting with the regulars so much more intimate. The staff there were absolutely amazing!! They were so friendly and welcoming and assisted me with my choices. I got the muscles which came with truffle fries. I only had one fry and it was great but I ate all those muscles myself. Mmmm. So yummy!! The drinks were fabulous as well! I will absolutely be back. I'm really enjoying the adventures.

This charming business had employees that were extremely friendly and helpful. If you're not into…read morewine, please get a snowball ( with marshmallow ) from their Snowball Station ... it was a perfect fit for a hot day.

A cute little wine and gift shop, hosting Friday and Saturday outdoor concerts…read more We love this little wine shop, both for it's offerings, but especially for the weekend concerts and the outdoor umbrellaed tables. We drove up on a Saturday late afternoon in Aug 2025 and found parking across Main Street. There are other free lots nearby and sometimes a free shuttle around town on Sat and Sun. While waiting for the music, we staked out a table among some that people had reserved ahead of time in front of the wine shop, with other tables just outside the lot and more across the quiet side-street. From the wine shop, we got a nice little pinot noir to take home. They offered plastic glasses and a bucket full of ice, so we could have had that during the concert. They also have beers and ciders, gourmet snacks, and many clever and original accessories and crafts. The wine shop's owner encouraged up to walk to nearby Joe's Deli, and across to the Patapsco Distillery where the band set up under a small canopy, and we also got some food and drink from them for our table. And there's a sweet little ice cream shop across Main Street too! The band played light rock and folk and people were relaxed in conversations and enjoyment of the music. The gentle breeze kept us cool under sun-shielding umbrellas. This is nicely done weekly pair of concert, and the welcoming hostess and cooperative nearby shops make this a pleasant way to visit Sykesville on a Friday or Saturday evening, continuing through Nov 8th.

Stopped in on a weeknight for a quick happy hour with a friend before an event and really enjoyed…read moreourselves. It's a low lit, dark, moody bar in a quiet neighborhood. The menu was pretty impressive with lots of options. I had the Mai Tai and loved every sip. My friend had the Foxy Brown No. 3 and said it was great. The bartender was super friendly and nice, and we were in and out in about 30 minutes. Can't wait to come back, bring a friend, and try a few more drinks (and take some pictures - I was too busy yapping).

This is the former Kenwood Tavern that really was only open for a year, but it cemented itself into…read morethe history of bars in Baltimore. I think the ownership is with the current Landlord. I'm not actually sure but the cocktails are good. I think the vibes when I went was off. Granted I did go on a weekday where it was pretty empty. I did really appreciate that they were chips of ice in the cocktail, cause it was a really hot day, so I made sure that the drink stayed really cold and delicious. Water is self service. They shift their menu a lot which I think is really nice for the community. The cocktails are on the pricier side they think they start around 14 or 16 which I think is a little too much for a local neighborhood bar.