The food and service here has always been extraordinary. They are known far and wide for their…read moregreat crabcakes as well as just about everything else on the menu. Here's a factoid totally unrelated to the food experience. The family that owns the restaurant is that of Thomas Haugh, the University of Florida basketball player who is projected as a lottery pick in this year's NBA draft. He is the fourth generation of the Haugh family who own the restaurant. I knew his great grand parents, also Thomas Haugh and Betty who started the restaurant.

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.

New to this location in Hanover at Penn shopping center. Stumbled across this brewery. Glad we did…read more Lunch specials that we tried, bacon cheeseburger (huge and fresh) , fries and beer- $9.99!!! Also tried the Chicken Sandwich called the "Carlito". So good. Lightly fried in an addictive almost tempura batter. Our server was Alex. Very personable. We will be back!!

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.

A great place with a wide variety of beverages. We had a tasty club sandwich. The bartender was…read morevery nice and personable.

Fantastic brewery! Parking is street and I believe two smalls lots with metor parking. When you…read morewalk into the brewery, you are greeted by morals on the wall from different artists. They are really neat to look at, and it gives the place character. We sat at the bar and were greeted by the sweetest bartender! We each ordered a sampler for $10, which is 4 samples. I had the bartender help me pick my four, and they did not disappoint!! All four I tried were really amazing! We didn't get any food. However, the menu did look delicious.

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.

Been here twice now on the recommendation from family. Stopped once before the Tartan Terrors at…read morethe Appell Center and again just cause we enjoyed it so much the first time! I'm not a heavy drinker but I enjoy a social drink now and then. They have an excellent selection of seasonal brews for every taste. (I like more light beers while my husband and father in law prefer the darker ones) Food wise you can't go wrong with their BBQ. I had gotten a fish and chips special in March and I wish they still had it on the menu! Fish was so light and crispy, not greasy like most I've had. This time I had the half chicken which came with a corn bread muffin, baked beans and BBQ sauce. Chicken was so tender and juciy, I had enough for another meal. Husband had the brisket sandwich and just the plan brisket the next time. Said the sandwich was better, not as dry as just the meat. We made the mistake of ordering an appetizer and soup with our BBQ trays and all the food came out within 10 minutes of each course. Waitress apologized that the BBQ platters don't take long to get together so its just something to keep in mind. I remember the first time our appetizer and entrees came out later so it really depends on what you order. Both times we got the large pub pretzel with crab dip. So good! I do recommend reservations as it seems to fill pretty fast. It's a large open restaurant with beautiful decor and outdoor seating that will probably open up with the warmer weather. Just watch the timing and what you order or you might end up with a buffet like we did. Plus side, it was all good left over!

Gorgeous building. Very busy on a Friday night! Lots of families with kids too. Got seated right…read moreaway, even though it was busy - it's a huge space. Got drinks - my husband was delighted with the beer options and loved the single hop All Citra the best, and he is a beer snob (in the best way!). The Sauvignon blanc was ok, but I realize that is not their focus. We had calamari to share - good flavor, but more pillowy than crisp. The platters are the way to go - $20 for a ridiculous amount of terrific food! The pulled pork was smoky, tender and homemade sauces were perfect. Sides of coleslaw, beans and a cornbread muffin were all tasty and a nice sized serving. I had enough left for another whole meal! The brisket was awesome too - got a chunk from my husband. Our server was Allie - she did a great job - there when we needed her, knowledgeable and nice as could be! The food is served quickly, which was nice if you are traveling. Overall, a fun experience in a beautiful setting and a very reasonable price.

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.

Closed. Gone. History now…read more That said, Hell in a Bucket was great while it lasted! Microbrewed beer, a scratch kitchen, and live music. Maybe somebody will pick up this idea and run with it again...

This past weekend 8/22/2026, we were biking on the Northwest Lancaster County Rail Trail. The…read moreTrail runs for a few blocks on Front Street in Marietta, PA. As we were pedaling past Hell In A Bucket, my fiancée said we should stop there on our way back. Sure enough, we stopped by to reward ourselves for taking on the 28-mi NW River Trail. What a place!!! Seriously! First of all, we wanted to sit at the bar (our usual preference when dining out, if it's possible). The bar was full, but there was one stool open. A guy noticed that we were looking for another stool, and he gladly gave up his place so we could sit and eat together. I later found out that he was the owner and Brewer @ Hell In A Bucket. He had moved to a few chairs down and was talking to his friend explaining how the Dark Star Stout was brewed. The DSS was superb! Janie, my fiancée, picked the Harry Hood 12oz. Which she enjoyed. While these beers were absolutely what "the doctor ordered" after our bike ride, the best was yet to come. We were handed a sheet with today's specials. I did not expect a brewery to have "daily specials" at least not in the form of food. The specials included a Souvlaki Mediterranean Sampler (think, a charcuterie with goodies from Italy and Greece). We also chose an another special called Arancini (a baseball sized cheesy risotto deep fried to perfection). Lastly, we shared the "Pasta of the Day" -- Eggplant Parmigiana on a bed of pasta. Everything was Amazing! We continued to compliment the chef when the owner said he only started a short time ago. I said, "Keep him!" Our dinner tasted like we were eating at a 5-Star NYC restaurant right here in Marietta. ...and at a price that was so reasonable that I KNOW I'll be back! Aside from the great beers, the phenomenally great food, I also have to say that Hell In A has a great vibe. We know we'll be coming back, maybe without even riding the trail!

Collusion Taproom at the Lititz T-Shirt Factory…read more . $10 wings on Sunday. Went with the bartenders suggestion of the Rei Rei Sauce (Combination of Mango Habanero Sauce, Thai Chili Sauce and a smoky BBQ Sauce as described by the bartender). Apparently they made it for a regular patron, and it was so good, it made it to the menu. . Wings were "naked" decent size and cooked rather crispy. I'm usually a hot and honey guy, so this was a bit more spicy than my norm, but it wasn't burn my butt off hot. Good mix of flavors in that sauce. Look forward to visiting again and trying the hot and honey. Beer list was also extensive and delicious! -- at Collusion Tap Works Lititz.

My friend and I were in York looking for a good place to grab a bite. I found this place on Yelp…read moreand we decided to try it. It was a clean, welcoming place with friendly staff. You order at the bar and they give you a buzzer when your food is ready to be picked up at the window. My friend was excited because they had bourbon and burgers, which hit the spot for her. She got a black and bleu burger with a side salad and raved about the burger. I opted for a gyro with fries, and a German pilsner. My sandwich was good, but I thought it needed more tomatoes and onions. The fries had a kick and were a very generous sized portion. If I'm ever in the York area again, I'd definitely stop back in.

In a world full of un-extraordinarily breweries finally a hidden gem out of nowhere in historic…read moreGettysburg (fourscore up the street is fantastic as well). They also have a location in Pottsville. Beers are great. Luxie hazy and forest hills dark lager were what we had. Yum! Tiny and laid back. Coffee shop up front. Kewl beans!

Unique spot. Good for a cocktail. Can be hard to find. Pretty large beer list as u would think…read more I would go back.