I've been remiss in reviewing Dade City Brew House, since it's as close to local as any breweries…read moreare going to get. It's good. Go there. Okay, fine, I'll expand on that. I don't think I've ever had a bad beer at DCBH, which is no small feat given the wide range of styles they do. I like pale ales, particularly hazy IPAs, and they've had great ones--but they also have great wheat beers, and porters, and sours. There's usually a kumquat beer on the menu. It's great, too. Really. The interior is spacious and well-lit, and on days that the weather permits, the roll-up doors to the patio and sometimes to 7th Avenue are open. It's a great place to hang around with a beer and write, and probably a great place to hang around with a beer and actually be social, if you're the type who does that. The service is always friendly, fast, and generally above and beyond. Worth special note: DCBH has always had a restaurant counter that's a separate business, and they've on (I think) their third one, Uncle Fatty's. They're really solid, delivering not only pub staples but sometimes surprising specials; it's some of the best food I've had at any brewery. They need to be open later on Thursdays. So: it's good. Go there.

Stopped in to Dade City Brew House for a few refreshing beers. I had their Your Da Wurst Märzen and…read moreA Penchant for the Dramatic Hefeweizen. Both were crisp and refreshing and could stand up to some of the best versions of these styles I've had. They really hit the spot on a thirsty afternoon. The service was great and they were busy on a Thursday night with music and trivia.

This brewery is extraordinary with a variety of beers to choose from its backroom setup! The ABL…read morehas a unique theme with books showcased in different sections for avid readers and can enjoy excellent beer! I spent some time speaking with the owner, Andria discussing how they differentiated from the surrounding breweries in the local area. They've been open for approximately two months and building their brand image in Dade City. They are open six days out of the week and closed on Mondays. They offer a tailored menu by calibrating with neighboring restaurant, Olio Italian Restaurant offering tasty selection of foods to choose from to pair with your beer! What more can you ask for in this amazing brewery!

We went there close to their closing time. But the team was courteous and took care of us for…read moredrinks. We could not get any food, but the service and drinks were good

It's a hole in the wall, dive bar. It's where you'll find the locals. Good drinks, greats bands…read morefrom time to time. Make sure to check out JT Curtis when he comes around.

I don't get the bad reviews; especially complaining about shower curtains instead of bathroom…read moredoors... Really? The staff has always been great to me, food is great, bar and food is reasonable and the local bar atmosphere is good too. People!!! You're in a small town with a small town bar/restaurant. Drive to Tampa if you want upscale... don't forget the upscale prices!! Some people want upscale but bitch about prices, food, staff, and decor. You can't have both; Save your ignorant reviews.

I ordered a titos cranberry paid $8 for it & it tastes like expired juice & the bottom of the cup…read moreis white with some liquid. not again.

Food was good, service a little slow but the interior was very fun and interesting. The Avacado…read morecart delivered a delicious Guac. Chips were plentiful and light and tasty. They had some very tasty quesadillas and the chicken taco salad was flavorful and filling. Definitely will return to this restaurant.

Del Carmen was our local go to for all things Mexican food. I had a taste for it since I had been…read morein Dade City earlier in the week, so we decided to go. We both ordered sopes which was our fave here. I ordered one, and my husband ordered the sopes platter with two sopes, rice, & beans, I took his beans with my single sopes. This time the steak tasted different and the flavor wasn't all there. It was ok but definitely have had better ones now. They use to include guacamole too. That's long gone. We ordered a horchata and pineapple agua frescas. Of course these are more expensive and much smaller now. Service was ok but difficult to locate our server. It wasn't too busy either bc it was early in the week. Not sure if we will be back here much. Now I still want more sopes bc this one didn't fill my taste buds for it. Ambiance was loud and echoey with two parties. With a full house, wow bring your headphones bc it will be super intensely loud in case you have sensitive ears like me.