Food was very good and the staff was excellent. Local, boisterous patrons with cute feet were…read morehilarious and made our visit lots of fun!

This place is going down hill. The past couple of times were mediocre. Tonight was awful and won't…read morebe back. waited 50 min. for food and it was cold; couldn't eat it. people came in after us and got their food 15 mins. before us. horrible customer service.

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...

Stopped by on a Thursday afternoon and found the place pretty quiet and empty. The highlight may…read morehave been watching the World Marble Championship on the tv. The bar was almost completely empty and for most of our experience we were the only patrons in the restaurant. The staff who greeted us were very nice but the food service was horribly slow for us being the only table. We tried to order a pizza, but the dough needed to proof and it would be 30 minutes. Then tried to order a double patty burger and again told it'd take a minimum of 30 minutes for the burger patty's to be made. Ended up ordering nachoes for appetizer plus basic lunch fare and the order still took 45 minutes to come out and it was cold. We also felt that the kids menu prices were pretty steep. Beers were fine and the food was fine, but did not feel for the wait anything was really fabulous. If it wasn't for the fact that this location is on the 2025 Ale Trail, we would not recommend.

Nice little spot to chill, drink, and play pool. No thrills just a hang out spot especially for the…read morelocals but their friendly to out-of-towners like myself. If you're actually reading this review I would say come on in.

The service Sucked! Slow and not welcoming! Some guy David very rude! Not a fun place to hang!…read more Rather sit and watch the game in my Hotel room!

So good! Wings! Yum. Steak! Yum. Burger! Yum. Sides, yum. Ambiance, friendly, relaxed. Service,…read moreexcellent. Prices, decent. We will return

Out of the way place along the Susquehanna river. There is some outside dining area. This is a…read moresmall town establishment (not fancy but down home). Service was excellent (fast, friendly, & attentive. We had an appetizer of filling balls with gravy. For the main course we had the crab cake sandwich with fries and wings. The filling balls were tasty. The crab cake was delicious. The wings were crispy with excellent flavor. The fresh cut fries were underwhelming, soggy not crisp (need higher fryer temp). We will go back. Next time we will try the regular fries.

Now don't get me wrong the food was great. We got their pizza pretzel nuggets, boneless wings, and…read moretheir French Dip sliders! If it was just based on food we would have scored this establishment a 5 star. The server we had was very friendly and was working incredibly hard! He was great! Unfortunately, we got there at 6pm and didn't receive our food until around 730pm. The restaurant was very understaffed. I believe there was only 2 servers/bartenders and 2 employees working in the kitchen. Joys is clean, we'll kept, and has tvs at every table which is a plus during NFL season!

The food here is amazing and well priced. The atmosphere is welcoming and the seating layout is…read morenice. I'm not sure how busy this place gets because I visited here later at night when most of the extra seating areas were closed off, but this restaurant is definitely a great place to try! Only giving four stars because the waitress I had wasn't too nice and gave us dirty looks. However the lady bringing food from the kitchen to the tables was so sweet, and made up for our experience with the waitress.

Rise and Vine…read more Microbrewery and pub located in quaint Mount Joy, PA, that's been in operation since 2018. They specialize in brewing small, batch seasonal brews and a farm-to-table dining. The Good: *Friendly service *As mentioned above, the beers are seasonal so they're always changing. *Poor Life Choices Hazy IPA was very interesting. Probably the sweetest Hazy I've ever drank and, while I wouldn't kick it out of bed, it's not what I'd prefer. *Cheesy Beer Fries upgrade is a must! The cheese was perfection, with a nice flavor of beer without it being overwhelming. *Large space which is great for large parties. We had six people and it was no issue. The Meh: *Free street parking but it can be difficult to find at times, believe it or not. There are a few free lots close-by, tho. *Interior can get a bit raucous *The Rachel (basically a Reuben w/ turkey instead of pastrami) was very underwhelming, a touch greasy, and the ratio of turkey to bread was way off. The Ugly: *The Chicken on the Chicken Nachos was hammered hard--as if Chicken breasts aren't dry enough. Conclusion: Overall, it's probably 3.5*, but I'll round-up because I'd still most likely be back to give them another go next time we're in the area.

Great beer - another place moving away from the IPA heavy menus and into all sorts of styles -…read morewhich means there is so many more options to try and something for everyone. I enjoyed their "lampin" German Pilsner - clean, crisp, went down entirely too easily with some fries that they sprinkle with some sort of seasoning that make them incredibly easy to gobble up Space is open with plenty of tables and a rather large bar in the center - perfect for either large groups (I have been here with 12+) or 2.

We went here for a one night stay in their Malt Baron mansion across the street and a dinner in…read moretheir restaurant in a cave called the Catacombs. The hotel attached to the brewery doesn't have bathrooms in the rooms, but shared bathrooms elsewhere; so we opted for the place that they also own across the street that did have its own bathroom. The apartment we stayed in was called the Louisa Frank suite. The mansion has 3 apartments in it. I picked Louisa because I liked the 50s vibe it had. The place is a little worn (like the mattresses and some furnishings), but we still loved it. We had dinner reservations in the catacombs. The waiter seemed kind of lost and unsure of himself, and the food is pretty average, but it's still worth going to see. Set your expectations reasonably regarding food quality and lodging, but go for the experience because it's unlike anything else you'll ever do.

We will return! I love this restaurant. It's just a place that has supervised the tests of time…read morewith history, lure, superstition add that to good service and excellent food you have a local attraction. The feel of the bar is very old but comfortable you can imagine the patrons old getting their drinks from this speakeasy. It's just a fun place. Ohh make sure you grab a growler of the ginger beer it really is amazing.

Nice micro brew. Good selection and variety or beers. I had a flight and then had Psychedelic cookieread more

Cox Brewing Company is a nice brewery owned by a local veteran. The garage is a nice spot with a…read moregreat view, comfortable music and even better beer! They offer everything from IPA's, wheat beers, ciders, stouts and more. They have snacks to purchase, but you are welcome to bring your own food as well. Friendly staff, friendly dogs, and overall a nice brewery.

We visited the restaurant for dinner on Mother's Day and had an enjoyable time.The rustic decor…read moreadded to the atmosphere.  Service was friendly enough, but could have been a bit more attentive since the restaurant was almost empty.  The food was very good, everyone enjoyed their entrees, and were very pleased with the portion size. The basic spaghetti and meatballs were very good and came with 4 meatballs. The Tour of Italy was good with the highlight being the alfredo sauce. The Tortellini Boscaiola was flavorful. All the entrees came with a large salad and garlic knots.    The wine was interesting. We tried chianti and found it to be too juice forward with a bit of carbonation for some reason.  Overall a good experience.

This small cozy restaurant exceeded expectations! We were in town for a bachelorette weekend and…read morethis restaurant was close by the air bnb we were staying at. At first, the restaurant was fairy empty, but filled up as the night went on. The menu is huge and the prices were so reasonable! You definitely are not paying city prices! Our server was very attentive and offered suggestions - some of the women wanted espresso martinis and the server said he was able to make at least 5 different kinds. The vanilla espresso martini was so good! The portions are massive so come hungry! Everyone left with leftovers, which was great because the food was delicious!!!!

Beers were pretty good! They did serve some food. Seems like a lot of locals and a crowd that…read morereally knows each other. I enjoyed the beer flight. We ordered at the counter. Cute place!

We stopped in on a Sunday for a few drinks. They had a good selection of beer I really enjoyed…read moretheir English ale. The bartender was great they were closing shortly and he recommended our next stop and where to go for food. It was a nice cozy place you could tell there were a lot of locals that hang out there and they all know each other but made us feel welcome.