Impressive store for a small town. It features an eclectic array of potent potables and some…read morehard-to-find wines and beer. I went in for 1 thing and came home with 8 items. The surprises in wine: a demi-boutielle of Paul Clouet Champagne (France); a demi-boutielle of Whitehaven Sauvignon Blanc (New Zealand); and a standard bottle of Jeff Runquist Petit Verdot (California). For beer: Jackie O's Dark Apparition, an Imperial Stout, from Athens, Ohio. The vibe inside is laid back and yet cosmopolitan. The staff is savvy about wine and beer--not just ringing up a sale. There's a space dedicated for wine and another for beer. The establishment's name is highly appropriate. When I'm in the area, will definitely stop in to see what's on the shelves.

They have a nice variety of wines…read more There was a free wine tasting as well, which was generous of them. The lady who was serving the wines was friendly and knowledgeable. Employees are kind and helpful. They have a restroom in the back. I like the laid back vibe of this place. They also sell candles towards the front of the restaurant. There are different chocolates and snacks being sold towards the back of the store. This is a great place to find gifts for loved ones.

Brewery - 5stars Love the beer - 5stars…read moreAtmosphere - 5stars This poor review has Nothing to do with those things, it's the indoor entertainment that's the problem. No not the caliber of players, no not the music genre... it's the volume! Three times we've been with friends and the volume inside is almost an assault on the ears (.. and my wife says I'm hard of hearing!). We love, love, love live music. Local artists? Incredible! But, for the volume of the music to become the focus of the day, you'd best be The Rolling Stones! We may have come out to hear someone play, but most importantly we've visited to share good times with our friends, catch up, and laugh. The music should bring ambiance, NOT be the focus - for us its kinship, beer and socializing, which we cannot do with the volume of the music so loud. We will continued to visit Old 690 but will stay away if they have entertainment indoors.

This is another fun spot I have been visiting since they opened. Upon my return this time I was so…read moreimpressed with how they have expanded the business and the building. The rustic decor and the live music really sets the scene. They offer so many beers and even have frozen drinks. I also like how they have expanded the food options and added food truck food. Old 690 is a great hidden gem that is s great stop to mix things up when touring wine country.

visiting in the winter time was such a different vibe, but we enjoyed it a lot! they have little…read morebubbles around the patio tables with heaters inside which made the dining experience feel so cozy and private. our server was super nice and checked up on us often. the cheesesteak was a decent portion and was delicious. the chicken tenders arent the best, but the fries and ranch are my favorite! there is something special to them. will definitely be returning.

Arrived around 2pm on a Wednesday, no wait for us and our pup for the patio. The food is solid bar…read moregrub, paying about what you'd expect in a high traffic touristy spot - but we were satisfied with what we got. The fish was fried well and the fries were great. The portion for fish and chips was pretty large too, we had leftovers to bring home. Parking may be hard in the peaks of busy season, but there were plenty of spots for us midday on a weekday in April. All in all, we enjoyed spending an afternoon eating lunch outdoors with a cold beer after a nice long hike.

ALL wines are award winners! No crowds, humble winners, peaceful venue and fantastic unique wines!…read moreLeft with 2 cases today :-)

Delicious wine off the beaten path! We visited Hiddencroft Vineyards on a beautiful Sunday…read moreafternoon in November, and there were two couples there when we arrived and four couples when we left. The property is nicely manicured with a large outdoor patio for enjoying your wine and limited indoor seating options. The vineyard is run by a married couple who conduct all the tastings and produce all the wine themselves. I tried the red wine flight and enjoyed four of the six wines that I tried. The other two weren't bad, but they were not something I would want again. I really enjoyed the Cabernet Sauvignon. I would highly recommend visiting Hiddencroft Vineyards if you are in the area.

We love coming to this hidden gem in Winchester. The young man who is always there, so sorry I…read morehaven't gotten his name, is so knowledgeable and friendly and just makes us want to return to try more of the beer and cider selections. The store is always clean and well organized with a nice supply and variety of beer, cider and wine. There are also beers on tap to sample. Definitely check this place out!

The best beer store in Winchester! Are you a craft beer enthusiast? Look no further, this is the…read moreONLY place to buy your beer in the Winchester VA region. A wide variety in the best new craft brews on the market. This will be my main beer location from here on.

Have been going here probably 7 years now. Great people and family that work here would always…read moresupport this family run business!!!

Great selection. Nice staff. Decent prices! Love their selection of soju. I'm often stopping by.read more

They sold us expired beer. Though their hours were convenient the store is pretty disorganized.read more

prices are about the best in the area. the selection varies but is decent. only basic ciders and…read moreseltzers. lots of singles. best champagne deals in town. There's always a few bottles of chilled champagne too. No shidder

Great music! Excellent whiskies and beers. Ambiance like a really nice barn :-)…read more We wanted a Memorial Day (2025) daytrip from greater-Baltimore. Harper's Ferry is very close! Like an hour (ish) drive. So what's happening in HP? The Barn out Washington St. had a MemorialDay weekend all-day mostly-country music event 2pm to 10:30pm! Very nice. They have a great little bar inside, and sometimes have food from one of the restaurants across the parking lot, or just walk over for takeout, or i think i read that they deliver here. By the way, parking can get a little tight for a bigger event like this one, but we were early enough, maybe 1pm, and we scored a space when someone left. I might as well add that there's several clean restrooms sort of across from the bar. We settled into a huge comfy couch near the back of the hall, behind the seating for roughly 30 at tables and picnic tables. There was also seating for roughly 20 at tables out on a deck. The first solo singer-guitarist, D.C.'s Kate Smiles, had a lovely voice and sweetly original interpretations of rock and pop and country songs that i knew, and a presence that made me say, Hey, Wow, I can relax in this mellow mood with a really nice whiskey from a list that my local bar would envy. By the way, they were out of the local whiskey, Devil's Due, so i had a warming fiery oaky slightly-sweet Elijah Craig bourbon, neat, with a water back. Mmmmm. The second musician, W.V.'s Andrew Copenhaver, moved among soulful blues and country, some classics, some modern. He could put an edge on his voice, and he could hit some deep bass notes, so it was a real pleasure when he gave us Folsom Prison Blues. When you can hit that low note, you have a right to do some Johnny Cash. By now i was into some crisp local beers. That little bar really has everything, including a versatile bartender who made every drink we knew, and we sampled his skills as the third musician, NoVA's Mark Cullinane, took the stage. He had a wide range of country songs, including a moving original that made us feel we were driving in our pickup behind his dad's. He had a great rich tone and great range. Like the second musician, he used some kind of looper to create full layers of harmony. What with all the beverages, we started to fade a little as the music moved into the set by NoVA's seriously-country Rowdy Ace Band around 8pm. They really lit up the hall and the patio and probably a good piece of nearby Harpers Ferry. We eventually moved on to our reservations for dinner across the parking lot at Snallygaster's restaurant. But that's another story. We had a terrific afternoon and evening. The Barn will definitely be one of our go-to spots in this town, and we'll be looking to hear these musicians again!

This is a nice place to come in for a drink and enjoy listening to blue grass music from local…read moremusicians. There is a limited number of food options, but plenty of options for drinks. Service is decent, staff are friendly and kind.

Back again- another visit. Good spot for coffee and breakfast before going to the battlefield…read more Plenty of options

Very friendly staff. Excellent sandwiches. Close to the battlefield. You can also buy bait.read more