Saw they had an all new menu from "The Grain Table" the other day and was excited to try it…read more Meh. Got the steak and cheese egg rolls. Those were about 4 out of 5 stars. I ordered the mushroom Swiss burger. Had no flavor. Like at all. 1 out of 5. Only saving grace was that a) it was edible and b) the bun was soft. The side of fries was waaaay too salty. Husband ordered 6 old bay wings. He only got 5 and they were all drums. He didn't bother complaining because he said he wouldn't be able to eat 6 anyway. Only had a little old bay on them, but they were nice and crunchy. All in all, I was excited to try The Grain Table, but can say my first impression is that I'm not a fan. Don't see a need to return for the food, that's for sure. Would think that with an entire menu overhaul and social media rollout to get people to come in, the food would meet expectations. Side note, (and not just because I'm disappointed with the food) as I said this the other day when I read it, "The Grain Table" brings to mind crunchy, granola, some might say "healthy" food. The menu does not meet that name by a long shot. The menu is pizza, burgers, wings, chicken sandos, ribs- as you read it, elevated pub food.

The service was great, beers perfect!! They had a lot of choices and even had mixed drinks, they…read moreallowed your furry friends... Would not get the crab dip, tasted a little old.. but the brewery is great...

This is a huge space that included various seating areas, the bar, a performance space, a small…read morekitchen, the actual brewery and a distillery. The space is amazing! No photos really do it justice, so I hope they will fly a drone around it and create a short video. Oh...and there is outdoor seating and a parking lot. The building was a farmers market in a past life, but I wonder if it was originally a factory given its structure. Yes, very good beer! We had a grilled cheese sandwich for dinner which hit the spot. Wish we could have spent more time tasting their beers and liquors. We're already looking forward to visiting Hub City again!!!

I tried this place on a Thursday in the early afternoon. I was the only customer but gave me time…read moreto chat with the bartender and learn about the beer and operations of the place. It is MASSIVE inside. I love the wide open concept. I used to attend this building on Sundays for breakfast by numerous vendors prior to covid-19, and it brought back good memories. The beer was average. My favorite was the imperial stout (Mama Bear). I got a crowler of this to go. They have a food truck outside but it had limited hours and was not open yet. It looks like they have a full kitchen ready to go inside but waiting on permits from the local government.

A great stop for a post-hike beer after visiting nearby Catoctin Mountain NP. The owners are…read morelovely, the beer is beautiful and there are fire pits!

Great place everyone is friends, even strangers, but filled with locals, great beer in a great…read moreenvironment, fire pits, and a jimmy's famous seafood food truck. we had the crab cake, shrimp salad and crab Mac and cheese.some would complain about a $25 6oz crab cake but no filler and Jumbo lump, just buying a can of it is $40/lb in the market so it's not overpriced, plus the fries were great!

"If you want to go to a brewery that is super loud from obnoxious drunk people singing karaoke and…read moreothers cheering them on, this is your kind of brewery." I hate giving any brewery less than five stars because 99% of them deserve it but this is the 1%. TBH: I'd like to think I'm a brewery connoisseur considering I've been to hundreds of them over the past ten years but this one might be the worst one I've ever been to. I've also drank hundred of different craft beers from a lot breweries I've never been to in a multitude of states where friends have went without me and brought different IPA's, Sours, Stouts, Porters, etc. back to share with me. I'd say this place is more of a super busy bar in an area with not much to do other than go to this place which also happens to sell pizza and brew their own beers than it is a brewery. Breweries are always chill and relaxing and this place is nothing of the sort, at all! The location is also right beside a busy interstate so when you are outside you are literally listening to and watching cars drive by. We walked in on a Saturday evening and it was wall to wall people which is a great thing for the owners but over time that can't be sustained because that kind of crowd will end up costing you true brewery enthusiasts because I've never once been to a brewery and seen a person drunk or anyone causing a commotion. The whole point of drinking craft beers is to enjoy the different flavor complexities and/or to enjoy their seasonal beers while also enjoying others company. You ever see people at wineries slamming glasses of wine to get drunk while screaming at the top of their lungs? Exactly! I love the whole style of this place which is industrial and the artwork is amazing. We had a couple sours that we shared which were amazing tbh and I wish we could have enjoyed them or more over a good conversation that we typically have while going from brewery to brewery but we couldn't even hear ourselves think over the super loud environment and bad karaoke lol The peanut butter and the strawberry shortcake sours were amazing, I must say. I'm sure this place is great for the people who live close by and go daily or on a weekly basis but this isn't my kind of brewery that is in a cool old building or off the beaten path. I'm coming to a brewery to relax, talk, people watch, and possibly play some type of board game or cards they have on the shelves. If there happens to be a night where I am at a brewery and they have live music which not many breweries that I have been to do its usually more open mic and mellow, not concert level speakers. Anyways, this place is great for college kids and bikers but not my kind of vibe so I most likely will never come back no matter how great their beers are. FYI: I wouldn't mind ordering a pizza for pick up from RAD Pies the next time I am in the area and taking it to another brewery and enjoying it there because their pizza did look pretty good. Have fun and be safe ;)

Good beer. Great pizza. Friendly staff. Plenty of room inside and out…read more We like it a lot. It's a stop for us on the way home from Whitetail or anytime we're around 81. It is 5 minutes from the 70/81 interchange. A 12 oz pour of most beers is around $7 (which I think is a tad high when you are buying from the source) but it is cheaper than their Columbia location and much friendlier. Lower ABV beers are in 16 oz, pours for a similar price. They also have cocktails and in the summer a smoothie machine of adult drinks. Pizza is also on the pricey side, but it is excellent. (Check out the Tiki restaurant on your way out for more beer and completely different food options.)

Came here after visiting the other brewery in the same industrial complex.  Homaide Brewing is…read moreintimate, warm and inviting.   Wish this beer haven was down the street from my house because I would walk here and make a serious dent in their bar stool. Ordered a flight and a mixed drink.  They have beer offering, wine and spirits.  What caught my eye was their flight of Scotch 4 1/2 oz pours for only $14.  WINNING!!!! The Beer: Bunches honey granola cream Ale 5.5% ABV... smooth and crushable! Belgian Dubbel w/ cherry plum & raisins 7.1% ABV... I wasn't expecting the high amount of acidity for this Belgian dubbel. It was a burst of flavor which punched me right in the taste buds.  In a good way. Coattails Double IPA 7.9% ABV...  well balanced IPA, a little citrus, a little hops, slightly sweet and nothing overwhelming. FIRE! French Toast Nightman barrel aged Imperial Stout 10% ABV... dark chocolate and coconut is all I got.  It was semi sweet and tasted a little of extract. Aged 14 months, respectfully throw that back in the barrel and pull it out in a few years. Or bottle it and forget about it for a long while. Dark Passenger cherry vanilla Porter 7.6%  ABV... this one kicked before I could try it.  Maybe next time. The service was fantastic.  The beer was great.  And, I felt totally comfortable in this atmosphere.  Like that t-shirt that is super comfortable, but you can't throw away because it is so very comfortable.  Or your favorite reclining chair.  Suffice to say, I wish I could pack Homaide Brewing in my carry on and take is with me on my flight back to to Florida.

This is easily one of my favorite spots to go enjoy a cold beer in town. The beer selection is vast…read moreand delicious. The staff is always down to earth. I've had several conversations with Stephen, he's a cool dude. And what more could I say about Lucas than that glorious beard. Lindsey is the best bartender ever! The trivia nights are awesome. The "bunches" beer is my favorite and I will continue coming here for years to come. They constantly have new limited brews releasing.

Excellent service. Great food. Even had the embarrassment of water ya down for a drink n'at. If…read moreyour Irish or Scottish you know what that means ! Restaurants create family and I highly recommend! Would love to check out the music scene Hume Clan baby!

Sometimes service is alittle slow But I really enjoy the…read morefood, prices, and vibes there

First time visitor, drinks outstanding, very knowledgeable bartender, made you feel comfortable…read more Had a flight of pickles, very good. I highly recommend a visit

Stopped for lunch on trip to Maryland.. I liked the interior decor and bartender very helpful and…read morefriendly.. different kinds of drinks fun to check it out !! Worth the visit

Sucks that it is permanently closed now! Effectively the end of June. Bagels were awesome!read more

Let's start with the fact that they were out of plain cream cheese. Bagel could have used more…read moreeverything seasoning. Density of the bagel was odd. Bagels are supposed to be crusty on the outside and chewy and light inside. I so wanted this to be my new go to bagel shop, but it just didn't live up to the online reviews. Staff were very friendly and nice, no complaints there.

Good pizza but they think money grows on trees…read more And the service is horrible probably the worst but the pizza will make up for that.

Stopped here on a Saturday night to knock off one of the list of places I've wanted to try. Located…read morehooked onto a brewery type place that shared space to sit with a large room and a bar, Although they didn't have some of the pizzas I've seen in advertisements on hand, we were able to find a few to try. 12" pies so obv 3 for 2 people to do some taste testing makes the most sense. We also scooped an order of cheesy bread as well and a couple of waters. MARGHERITA: thin on the sauce (which is a heavy tomato paste consistency) so it looks overcooked. Flavor was good but the sauce was nearly dried on - maybe thinning the sauce so it keeps its liquidity more? Don't know. Again - a solid pie (7.2/10) RICKERONI: Cupping pepperoni, ricotta mounds, and some jalapeños . More of a traditional feel here - loved the pepperoni and the sauce. The ricotta looked cool but wasn't my favorite addition. Peppers really had a pop to them. Liked this way more (8.1/10) BIG MAC: Meat, garlic sauce, MAC sauce and pickles - I liked this a lot but I wish I would had ordered more MAC sauce on top - like these style specialty pies (7.8/10) The cheesy bread was good, the pesto very thick on top. Nice large space to sit and eat. Staff was nice and friendly at the pickup window.