5 stars for a fantastic new Aldus location…read more My wife and I drive up from DC each year to get pretzel beer from Aldus. When we were driving up this year, I noticed the location changed from by a cemetery to the downtown area. We found some parking nearby and went in to check it out. The new Aldus location is a large beautiful area with a big bar and even a separate restaurant area. We took a seat and the wonderful bartender let us try out several holiday beers before picking our flight. Each beer we tasted was fun and interesting, but the pretzel-based ones were the best. We also ordered a hot pretzel (the venue gets some of its food from the nearby hotel), which was quite large and went great with our beers. Overall, the new Aldus brewing location is a huge upgrade. The nice location, cool staff, and great beer makes this a spot we will continue checking out for years to come.

Nice new location for Aldus. Had a full pour of the Orange Crushcicle and Composite Proof IPA,…read morewhich are excellent beers. Nice taplist and excellent decor on the inside, which really feels like a step up for the area. Food was provided by Hotel Hanover next door, and they have convenient QR code system for ordering food to your table. Got the Cheesesteak and the Chicken Cordon Bleu sandwich, and fries. It's a must-do if you're in the area, and I'm looking forward to returning here in the future!

I just ate at Sign of the Horse Brewery & Restaurant, and I have to say, it was fantastic. I…read morehonestly did not even know this place existed, but I am glad I found it. The food was outstanding, the drinks were excellent, and they had a huge menu with plenty of food and drink options to choose from. Everything about the experience was impressive, from the quality of the meal to the overall atmosphere. This is definitely a place I would highly recommend to anyone looking for great food, great drinks, and a solid local spot to check out. I will absolutely be going back.

This is how my pizza arrived tonight I'm so pissed first…read moreand last time I order from here it's going right in the trash too so not only did I waste money I didn't get dinner either

Quick stop before heading home. Nice beer selection. They also make their own seltzers and teas…read more Friendly service at the bar. Plenty of bar and high top seating.

Fat Bat Brewing is one of those places you go to without a big plan and end up really enjoying. I…read morestopped by for a beer and liked the selection, especially if you're into lighter, easy-to-drink options. The vibe was relaxed, not loud or overwhelming, and it felt like a spot locals actually hang out at. Service was friendly and easygoing, no pressure, no rush. A good place to sit back, have a drink, and unwind.

I love going to The Warehouse for a date night. It's a place that feels both gourmet and casual. It…read morehas a cozy interior and a delicious menu. I am gluten-free, and I love that they have a separate menu that clearly labels things.

I had lunch at Warehouse Gourmet Bistro & Brewpub and overall enjoyed the food and beer, though…read morethere were a few things that kept the experience from being better. We sat upstairs in the brewpub area. We would have preferred a regular table, but it seemed like they really wanted to seat us at a high-top. I didn't feel like pushing back, so we took it. I assumed maybe they were trying to keep the four-top regular tables open, but by the time we left, the high-tops were full and the regular tables were still empty. Maybe there was a reason for it, but it made the seating feel a little odd. For food, I split the meatball appetizer and the tarragon chicken salad sandwich with another person. Both were good. The meatballs were golf-ball sized and served in a small skillet of marinara with two slices of bread. No complaints on taste or quality. The sandwich was also solid and about what I expected from the menu. That said, the pricing felt a little high for what we got. The sandwich was $14 and did not include a side, and the four-meatball appetizer was also $14. Again, the food was good, but it was definitely on the pricier side. I also had the cream ale and the blonde ale. I don't remember the exact prices, but they seemed in line with the styles and I enjoyed both. My biggest complaint was the 3.99% credit card surcharge. That seems steep, especially at a restaurant where lunch can already add up quickly and most people probably aren't carrying enough cash to cover a full meal. To their credit, there was ample signage about the surcharge, so it was not a surprise at checkout. Still, at this price point, adding nearly 4% for using a card left a bad impression. Without the surcharge, this probably would have been a 4-star experience for me. The food and beer were good, and I did not have any real complaint about the quality. But the surcharge, combined with the slightly odd seating experience and higher prices, brings the overall visit down to 3 stars. Overall, I'd consider going back, but the seating experience and credit card surcharge would make me think twice.

Aldus is great. Always have a great time when I come by. Great beer selection, friendly staff, and…read morea really nice outdoor area to sit in and people watch. A perfect way to spend a chill evening.

4 stars for a very simple but very fun small town brewery…read more I told this story to the server and now I'll tell it to you: a few years ago, Shock Top created an amazing beer called the Pretzel Wheat. It tasted just like pretzels and was something I bought all the time. Anheuser-Busch then purchased Shock Top and discontinued my beer. Ever since then, I have been looking for a pretzel beer replacement, but the only places that ever sold it were far away breweries, so I thought my pretzel beer drinking days were over. Fortunately, a friend of ours told us about some Pennsylvania breweries to check out that were only a couple hours away. One of those breweries was Aldus Brewing up in Hanover (not too far from Gettysburg). I happened to check out the venue's website and saw that it sold...pretzel wheat beer! After a few months of going back and forth about the distance (a little less than 2 hours from DC), my wife and I finally jumped in the car one lazy Saturday and drove up. The brewery is located pretty close to a cemetery in a rather residential area. We parked on the street and saw lots of outside tables and only a few people. My wife and dog grabbed a table as I headed up some stairs and inside to check the place out. The brewery has a very clean and new look (I think it was maybe a year old at the time of this writing) with a bar off to the right and more seating farther inside. The bartender asked if I needed help, I told her we were sitting outside, and she said someone would be right out. A server came outside to help us a few minutes later. She was generally pretty pleasant and was able to tell us a good bit about some of the beers the venue offered. We decided to start with a soft pretzel and cheese to go with our beers that was absolutely delicious. We then decided to go with "flights" which wasn't as formal as other breweries in that you say which beers you want and they bring you small plastic cups of the beer. That totally worked for us and gave us the chance to try a bunch of beers for what felt like next to nothing in terms of price. The beers we tried included the Driving Me Nuts (hazelnut beer that was like other chocolate beers), My Cherries Amour (fun cherry beer), Berry Your Blues (an excellent blueberry beer), Sunset Daydream and Old Favorite Lager (standard easy drinking beers), and of course, the Pretzel Wheat. The Pretzel Wheat (which I only figured out once we were there was due to Hanover being essentially Pretzel Town USA) was absolutely delicious and exactly what I was looking for. In fact (and this is how the brewery will know who wrote this), I decided to buy 3 cases of the Pretzel Wheat that day. As each case holds 24 beers for something like $35 or $40, I think I ordered enough beer to last me until our next mecca up to the great Pennslyvania north in 2021. Overall, Aldus Brewing provided us with a nice brewery experience and a chance to get ahold of some pretzel beer. While a 2 hour drive might not be for everyone, I would definitely recommend checking this spot out if you are in the area.

I've been here a couple times and each time I would say the food was just ok. Nothing to make you…read morekeep coming back. The burgers taste frozen and flash heated. It's inside the Hanover Farmers Market that is shutting down so not sure if this place is moving to a different location like some of the other places have already done. Wait is usually long for your food but they never seem that busy. They have a small merch section for shirts and hats. Honestly never have tried a drink because I was normally in the Markets for the butcher which was one of the first to go a couple years ago or for some fresh pastries from another stand.

A unique venue and friendly service creates a fun place to visit in the Hanover area. The Public…read moreHouse is located is a large section of an indoor farmers market, but once in the seating bar area, one finds a great place to eat and relax. This was our first visit and we were pleased. The servers/bartenders were very friendly and even welcomed us sampling a few tastes before deciding on a beverage. A nice variety of their own and local brews are on the menu in addition to craft cocktails. The food menu has a nice mix of offerings. On this visit we tried the regular soft pretzel and the crab stuffed pretzel, both of which were huge and very tasty!

Our first visit tonight and we highly recommend. We rented a room at the Altland house above the…read morebar and it is beautiful. Then we had a terrific dinner at the brewery. The tuna nachos, Mediterranean bowl and prime rib were fantastic. Also, we loved the live music. A young duo named Blank Page killed it and made the whole atmosphere perfect. We will definitely come back to see them and have a lovely dinner again. Thank you for the hospitality.

We stopped in on our way home to grab a beer and a bite. The beer selection was very diverse for a…read moresmaller brewery. All of us were able to find something we each enjoy. The people who were working were very good they all were very friendly which added to the experience . The bartender was very quick and friendly, with having to sever the patrons at the bar and making drinks for the rest of the restaurant, she handled it all very well. We only ordered appetizer and they were excellent. We will be coming back in the near future.

My husband, brother, his wife and I went there tonight. Date night of course…read more My husband and brother ordered the steak and his wife and I got the shrimp pasta. We ordered crab dip and dang dang shrimp. Service was good. Parking was not the greatest. Get there early. Some lots you have to share with a few tenants.

Food wasn't all that great. Disappointed in the crab cakes. The pasta we had seemed dry. First bad…read moreexperience at Altland House. Service was okay. Not the best value either.

Went to dinner here after other dinner plans got canceled. We did not know what to expect. At first…read morethe restaurant seemed like it was not the fanciest. The restaurant its self looked very vintage and dark. But once we got our appetizer I was surprised. The food was delicious and made fresh. The bread was warm and soft. Service was on the slower side but this made for a very calm dinner and made you kind of relax and enjoy the company you were with. The main entrees were delicious and we got stuffed fast! We got some tiramisu to go and it was out of this world. I will definitely go back again for another dinner night!

Food was good and the service was very attentive. Best part was their soup and stuffed salmon…read more Worst part was the noisy tipsy clients but that's of no fault of the restaurant. Overall I would come here again.