I don't see how anyone could leave a bad review of this place, it is awesome. Unique food! I had…read morethe Blackberry Cheesecake Cheeseburger, it was fantastic! Sweet and savory, owner is just a wonderful person also!!!

We stopped in while traveling the turnpike and it was worth driving past the junky fast food…read moreoptions at the exit. The outside wasn't much to grab your attention but once we stepped inside it felt like our regular neighborhood place. The service was warm from the start and we enjoyed our meals. We all had the special "Pickle Chicken" which had great flavor and was a lot for the price. We will stop back on our next trip for sure.

My family spent a weekend at the Omni Resort and had a great time. With that said, we've stayed at…read moreother Omni properties and this one has a lot less to offer the kids. It was a quick trip, so we managed to keep our little ones entertained. Frontier Tavern is a great option if you have kids since it's the more casual restaurant on property and has a variety of seating with a more lively atmosphere. They also offer an extensive kids menu with crayons so they can color and stay entertained. The main issue we had here was that the service wasn't really the best. We ordered our son's meal and repeated it at least 3 times since we've been working on getting our son to talk to servers. However, our son's meal came out first and it was completely wrong. The server was apologetic, but it also made it hard when the rest of the meals came and he had to watch us eat ours. The main entrees for me and my partner also came out cold. My partner got the shaved steak and cheese sandwich, which was soggy and just okay. My meal was also okay, the pulled pork sandwich but felt like it was drowning in sauce and was also served cold. Our daughter ordered the French Onion soup and she also didn't love it since it didn't taste as good as others. I'm not sure what that means! She is only 5 but clearly has elevated tastes! Finally, we asked for some other sides and our server pretty much forgot all that we asked. He was friendly but just not the most attentive. In the end, it was an okay experience and we'd probably go again. But it's a high price point for this area and had much better service at the other restaurants on property.

Very disappointing from the start. The table was sticky and filthy, with remnants of old napkins…read morestuck to it. The Bloody Mary, called the "FILTHY MARY" ($17), was described as a Bloody Mary infused with house spices and seasonings, including Tito's Handmade Vodka, tomato juice, salt, black pepper, Worcestershire sauce, hot sauce, and lemon. It tasted like the ingredients were pulled off a Walmart shelf and tossed into a glass. I would recommend they invest in a proper mix like Zing Zang. The chips and queso were simply bagged tri-color chips with a small crock of cheese. The Caesar salad was below average--bagged croutons, random stems of lettuce, and an oddly sweet dressing. The brisket mac and cheese was especially disappointing. While the portion was large and the mac was OK at best, the brisket was shameful: small cubes of tough, rubbery meat. I didn't eat it--it wasn't worth taking.

What a wonderful Irish pub ambience! Lisa was a sweet down to earth host. She shared the…read morerestaurant regularly updates the menu. And, the food was absolutely delicious and portion was very generous.

Cozy, comfortable spot in the lower level. We shared the mussels. She had the Reuben and I road…read moretested the Dubliner. Both tasty. Nice staff. One less star for the $20 glass of domestic cab. Would return.

Have you ever made an incredible discovery, but not wanted to share it with anyone else, lest your…read morespecial spot lose some of its magic? That's how I feel about Village News. However, I'm terrible about keeping secrets. Plus, especially in this challenging business climate, local shops need all the support they can get. If you are a beer lover who enjoys rare and aged bottles of hard to find or out of production beers, this unassuming spot has a remarkable and delightful selection of brews I never expected to stumble upon in a tiny Pennsylvania town. Part of me wanted to buy everything and find a way to schlep it all back to Michigan. Instead, I chose to just get what I could enjoy on this trip, and save the other bottles for those fortunate souls who might learn of the treasures that await inside. I got: The latest vintage (2020) Bourbon County Barrel Stout, but the Kentucky Fog variant which I had never seen before. It was the best BCBS I've had to date. A large format bottle of Goose Island Halia from 2016 which was simply delightful! It was drinking perfectly, and I was tempted to go back and see if they had any more. A large format bottle of Goose Island Lolita from 2016, which was also drinking well, and was a pure pleasure with the integrity of the raspberries holding up to the years. A New Belgium La Folie from 2017, which I had the chance to try back in 2017, so it was super fun to taste a funkier version of it with more years in the bottle. The Smuttlabs Brett & I may not have held up quite so well since its 2016 bottling. Most of the carbonation had dissipated. That said, its brightness was the perfect pairing for some charcuterie back at the family farm. Similarly the Wild Devil Brett IPA from Victory Brewing, aged in red wine barrels, didn't quite hold up as well to the years. However, it was still fun to drink. But I didn't even scratch the surface. I asked the bartender if I could take a snapshot of the beer list to show my friends in case they wanted additional bottles. She said yes. And since I consider so many folks in the Yelp Community to be my friends, here it is. Hopefully I can make it back to Bedford in December. All I ask is that you leave me a couple of bottles so I can try some more rare and old beers without having to stand in line with the bearded masses of craft beer chasers. The weird gray market of beer trading is just not my scene.

Stopped for a quick lunch. Salad portion was a bit small, but the coffee was delicious.read more

Food was amazing and all the sauces homemade. It was delicious…read more The Rueben was perfect and the house horseradish saucy was delicious.

Stopped by for lunch on our way traveling through the area. I saw that it had good reviews so we…read morewere excited to try it. The restaurant was nice, had a lot of seating and a large bar. Our waitress was friendly and attentive throughout our time there. We started out with the buffalo chicken dip with tortilla chips. The dip was good, but the stand out was the chips! They were light and crispy with just the right amount of salt. Two of us ordered the loaded Patrick's bowl with mashed potatoes, fried chicken, chicken gravy and corn. It was pretty bad. The chicken was overcooked and really tough to eat. The potatoes were super thin, runny, and most likely an instant potato mix. I was definitely expecting more and was disappointed by the dish. Maybe they were having an off day? The restaurant was really busy so maybe we just ordered the wrong thing. I would give it another shot.

Great service and have lots of nice staff. The restaurant is kinda tight depending on the seating…read moreyou have. We sat at once of the seats directly behind the bar. I got the bayou burger and it was solid. I would've loved if the bun was a little better, it didn't seem very fresh

I found myself in Cumberland, MD for business & stumbled on Baltimore Street Grill. I was…read moreexpecting a diner vibe, but it was moreso a bar atmosphere, with limited seating, 9 tables in total but you can also eat at the bar so that gives you more to work with. I wasn't super hungry so I got the Catfish strips, and a side of Onion Rings. What's up with restaurants serving onion rings with no type of dipping sauce for them? I got honey mustard as a sauce but that wasn't a hit. The strips were really good, seasoned well and fried good. The bartender that took my order was friendly too. I didn't see burgers on the menu until he handed my ticket to the waitress and when I asked if I could switch orders, he mentioned that my order was already in the kitchen. I could've fought to get what I wanted, but I really didn't have the energy. That said, what I got was good, so it wasn't a problem.

Always have a great experience here and love that they have different happy hour meal and drink…read morespecials through the week. They are always packed when I come and between the specials, service, good food (the fish and chips is my fav) and fun atmosphere this is probably the restaurant I visit most in the area. I only wish the bar area was bigger, really my only complaint at all if you can call it one.

Stopped in for breakfast on a Friday morning - they serve breakfast from 8-11 am on weekday…read moremornings... Opted for a table and looked over the menu. Went with the Chorizo breakfast burrito - comes with a side of breakfast potatoes. Plus coffee and water. Coffee was basic but decent. The breakfast burrito was delicious! I couldn't eat the whole thing and got the remainder to go. The breakfast potatoes were very average - and they were not hot. By the time my server came by to check on me - I had eaten half of them. She asked if I wanted her to bring me some hotter breakfast potatoes - I declined as I was halfway through and starting to get full. Service was good! I would come back here again! #ThePurcellvillePub

We're here from Lancaster, Pa. I had the salmon which was pretty tasty, the regular fries were…read moreokay. My husband had the bang bang shrimp. The service was very nice. The ambiance was nice. It's a tavern, the people were friendly.

The food was delicious & the service was great despite the large crowd…read more It is a unique and attractive setting which added to the food and service makes it very appealing!

It is permanently closed as of now. Very disappointing. couldn't find a bar open in Bedford , to…read morewatch the Steelers on Sunday Night Football.

Stopped in here awhile back. The prices were nice, are bartender was a joy to talke and very heavy…read morehanded. This place was one of the highlights of me and my wife's to trip.

Absolutely amazing! The service is fantastic and the food is just as good. Since the reopening in…read moreearly March I have been here every week. This is definitely my new go to spot. The second you walk it feels like coming home. Comfy and classy astatic making it a good place to stay for a while. I highly recommend the fish and chips, the pot pie and the Scottish eggs. The sticky toffee pudding is a riff on an English classic and a much lighter style. Best meal I have had in a long time.

First time visiting after they re-opened, and very pleasantly surprised! Great food, great service,…read moregreat atmosphere, just a wonderful experience overall. The menu is very thoughtfully constructed and the meal was top-notch quality served by friendly and knowledgeable staff. Highly, highly recommend!