A great place to have a couple drinks with friends and the food is solid too. Tommy and Mike are…read moreattentive and very personable. Unlike a lot of spots you don't have to wait a long time to get served. Good people = good times, its that simple.

Always a great time here - live band playing classic rock every Thursday. Tommy - the owner - is…read moreawesome and made me and my 2 girlfriends feel comfortable from the first visit, always an unpretentious crowd, and you can smoke in here. We have never had a bad experience here, just good times!!! Warning: if you stay too late the DJ puts on a track of screeching screams to get you out

What a neat little gem in the outskirts of Wilmington. Cozy, lodge-y feeling historic space…read morecomplete with wall-to-wall wood planks and a fireplace feels more like a church basement than a concert venue--in a cute way. A small selection of local beers and basic wines were available at the folding table in the back for $2-$4 each, (hooray for tax-free Delaware!), as were free handfuls of chips, nuts and crackers, served up by friendly gild members. The seating/dancefloor layout struck me as odd, with 6-10 rows of folding chairs starting halfway back from the elevated stage. This did provide a generously sized standing/dancing area in front of the stage, however, with everyone seated during the more subdued opener, there was quite an awkward distance between performer and audience. This took away from the potential intimacy of the venue, and the performers commented on it. "Hello, everyone... out there. You're so far away." On to sound. The mix for the opening band was spot-on, vocals and acoustics were full and clear, with great balance between drums, keyboard, and acoustic guitar/vox. The headlining band seemed to pose more of a challenge for the sound guy. Vocals were barely audible over the drums, bass, synths, guitars and sampling. When vocals were bumped up, the mics squealed. This well-versed and well-traveled Brooklyn band usually flaunts lush, layered vocal arrangements, so the imbalance between lost vocals vs. harsh feedback was particularly frustrating. Later in the set sound improved some, but still lacked complete clarity and eq balance. Sound can be affected by a multitude of factors, of course. Faulty equipment, borrowed equipment, the space, house limitations, sound guy limitations. I can't say whether the problem was internal or external, especially after the opener's pristine sound, so I'm only deducting one star. Perhaps the effects-laden, shoegazey headliners were just too heavy for the venue. Still, I will be back when another great show skips Philly and lands in Arden. In the interest of improving atmosphere, I will avoid taking a seat.

Really nice room. First visit last night to listen to Justin Townes Earle. First real big show…read morethere and it is clear there will be many more. Run by hard-working volunteers, this is a sweet spot fir great music.

Always a great place with friends. Love the staff. Friendly…read moreand Family owned business. Great food. Always go away smiling.

It's a hole in the wall place with awful, overpriced food and the staff ignored us every time we…read moreasked for something (usually something they forgot to give us).

Excellent Italian family style restaurant with all the classic dishes, copious portions, good…read morecocktails and good service - all at a good price. The restaurant was packed when we were there on a Sunday evening so do make reservations. Lots of family groups and everyone seemed to be leaving with boxes of leftovers.

The food and selection is excellent each and every time I have been there. The service is also…read moreright at the top. Highly recommend this restaurant

Penns Woods continues to be my favorite local winery --- I even became a wine club member! Each…read morequarter, I purchase 3 bottles of my choice and receive discounts on other purchases and invites to exclusive events (Member Day is a must!). While their outdoor space is an excellent feature during warmer weather, I wanted to highlight their winter weekend offerings, which involve various food pairings offered in their cute indoor space (by reservation only!!) My most recent experience was their Wine and Cheese Pairing, which is featured every January. Each year, they curate a combination of local cheese and either honey/jam to pair with their wines, and every year, it's a hit. My favorite pairing this year involved their Pinot Rose, a delicious cheddar, and an orange ginger honey that was absolutely delightful. I also particularly enjoy their wine and cupcake pairing offered every March in partnership with Dia Doce cupcakes --- a highlight of every spring.

The staff here are friendly and they know wine. We did a flight and the price was very reasonable…read morefor a tasting of 5 sample pours. Lovely variety that went from moderate to dry with a mix of white, rose, and red. The view is nice, lots of families, even a hay bale maze for kids, and food trucks were available on the premises.

Quality band on Friday nights. Food is delicious and the service is amazing. Bartenders are…read morefriendly.

This is not your typical pub grub. They do it right down to the details. The blue cheese on a real…read moreblue cheese. The chicken is not frozen ( I don't know this for fact, but it seems like that is the case). Service is always good. Highly recommend