"And I'm thirsty like the wolf," I sing to myself, not impressing anyone in my vehicle as we pull…read moreinto Wolf. This seemed like the perfect spot after a long drive. Fenced in outdoor space, corn hole, food, drinks, live music, and recommended by a friend. And technically it had all of those things! And yet somehow, those things were generally only okay. First, music was inside and it was incredibly loud. So we go outside which was just.... A mess. Like, we got mustard on our clothes from an unclean table; food and napkin scraps all stuck in the grass everywhere you looked. Then, the service outside is through a window, which in itself is no problem. The issue is that it was single server on a Friday night and the line took a really long time. The food and drinks we did get, we enjoyed. Based on the other factors, I am unsure that I would make it a point to stop here when back in the area.

First time here. Food was good. We got nachos. The nachos were freshly made. They were good…read more The soups of the day a tomato one and a chicken one were good. Burgers looked good. Service was good. Live music was good. Parking lot gets really crowded. The prices seemed fine. The beer selection was good. They have PA based liquors. Bathrooms were clean. The entrance staff were nice. I would go back.

A nice casual spot with se real options for seating depending on weather…read more We usually Come for the to go beer, but the restaraunt is excellent as well. We typically get the nachos and sandwiches, the brisket one is my personal favorite. Most of the the beers on top are great, but even if you can't find a good one, their cocktails are top notch.

I want to preface this with saying that this place used to be great. They had a seasonal menu…read more(still do) but almost anything you could order was really flavorful and yummy. We used to take the kids here, there was something for everybody and a fun atmosphere. Fast forward a few years and this place has really gone downhill. Three staff was all very young and seemed to be in a rush. OK - we can deal with that, although it wasn't even as crowded as usual on a Sunday night. We ordered the Nashville hot chicken sandwich (which was listed under handhelds), with the "chilli mango coleslaw" option. We also had a pork belly sandwich and smash burger for our toddler. We weren't given an option to get that medium and wete told "it just comes one way" "because it's smashed". Other restaurants always ask you how you want your burgers even if it's listed as a smash but ok - I can also live with this. The last thing we ordered we a Buffalo chicken wedge salad to share. It ended up being our undoing for the evening and the straw that broke the camels back. The "Nashville" chicken sandwich was a greasy, thin slice of completely unseasoned chicken. It wasn't spicy like it said, it was pretty soft and soggy instead of crunchy, and was totally unsalted. It was worse than when I was doing no salt from a high bp diet post partum. :( the bread fell apart and was sopping wet... I guess from some pickles and lettuce on the bottom of the sandwich? It was anything but handheld and so I ended up just scraping what chicken off I could and leaving the rest. My "chili mango" coleslaw had no mango, no spice, and was just regular plain, unsalted cole slaw. I recieved 2 teaspoons of this in a plastic cup on the side and regretted not ordering the fries instead, which looked to be a good portion size on my husbands entreé. My food order was terrible overall. 0/10 My husband said he liked his sandwich. The fries were a 6/10 because they were crunchy but they were cold. Our kids menu smash burger was all grease, and came well done. Our kid ate a few fries and they were less greasy. 3/10 The worst part of the meal was the salad... The Buffalo chicken was tasty, but the whole salad was onions and sopping in dressing. We then found a black molded rotten tomato and honestly we were sick to our stomachs after that. Like I was insisting the salad at that point and ended up finding that but what else did we already eat that was just totally rotten ?? 2/10 only for the chicken salvaging the flavor for this dish. When we told the waitress that this was distressing, like we came out to get our of the house with our baby and this was the meal (so disappointing) she did not automatically offer to take the rotten salad off the bill. We asked her to please remove it, and to her credit she did so after putting us in an awkward position to have to ask at all. We liked that this place supports local artists. For that, 2 stars For these reasons though above we will not be back here for dinner. Sorry Evergrain, we will miss you!

Food was very good ! I don't love super spicy food but they have options for everyone. Hot sauce is…read moreso good we ended up getting some to take home. We really loved the pumpkin hot sauce. Will definitely go back !

Seriously great experience! This place is incredibly unique, with a wild mix of flavors and…read morecombinations you just don't find everywhere. We were in town for Corvettes at Carlisle, and a few of our coworkers stumbled across this restaurant last year. They made sure to bring us along this year, and we're glad they did! There are tons of options, and being able to mix and match the different sauces made it even better. We tried the wings with several sauces, mac and cheese, chicken and waffles, s'mores smashed burgers, and the Nashville Hot Chicken. That Hot Chicken with fries was epic! Everything was excellent and exceeded our expectations. Tim and the entire team were awesome and made the experience even better. This has officially made our "must go" list anytime we're back in the area. Do yourself a favor and give this place a shot. You won't be disappointed!

Good entries and beer but skip the burnt ends which were basically fried pork fat (with very little…read moremeat at all). Tacos Al Pastor were very moist (extra napkins a plus here) served with tortilla chips and a delicious salsa, and the fried chicken sandwich (the spicy version) was excellent. I had two different house beers which were equally excellent and the wife had a blueberry sour which she loved. Definitely worth visiting, especially if you like beer!

We stopped here on our way north because ABC is part of an RV hosts program so I could have had a…read moresecond (or a third!) beer and not have to worry about driving because we're staying in their parking lot. We were warmly welcomed and seated immediately. Our waitress was the lovely Allie (sp?) who was sweet and wonderful. For dinner, Mrs. K. mostly enjoyed their Veggie Gyro. A little heavy on mushrooms and the pita bread was grilled a bit too much but it was otherwise tasty. I chose the Fire Jumper burger. A little spicier than I expected and perhaps cooked more than I would have liked but the fries were perfectly crispy and very delicious. Great toppings and a good bun. With it, their On Point Pils was, uh, on point. Five stars for the beer and the service. The food was good but not great. I would choose Appalachian Brewing Company again for the beers for sure. [Review 952 of 2025 - 687 in Pennsylvania - 24507 overall]

Still one of our favorites. If you want a place with atmosphere, neighborly community, good food, &…read moredrinks this is the spot. This season I recommend the South of the Border salad with crab cake. We always ask for Kate. She makes us feel like friends. She checks in often and takes really good care of us. Everyone working there is incredible! Handicap accessible, small bathrooms but clean, and of course the incredible view round out the star value. We haven't been able to give 5 stars lately but only for minor things. My salad is supposed to have avocado. It was missed. Last time Hubs & I were in they missed the fries on his salad. Today, Hubs asked for wet wipes after having the wings he loves, but the wipes were dry. Minor things. Did not take away from the meal or the joy of being at Cold Springs.

I visited Cold Springs Inn for the first time on a cold, rainy Saturday night for a solo date…read morenight--and let me tell you, this place was absolutely worth braving the weather for! Tucked away along Yellow Breeches Creek, it has that perfect "hidden gem" feel. There's a large gravel parking lot right across the street, so parking was easy, and I was seated quickly near the bar when I arrived around 5:15pm. Inside, it leans more bar than restaurant--and I mean that in the best way. Dim lighting, cozy vibes, and a laid-back atmosphere made it feel instantly comfortable. There's limited indoor seating--maybe around six tables and space for about 30 people total, plus bar seating--so I can see how it fills up fast. And honestly, this place is made for nice weather. The outdoor area along the creek looked beautiful, with tons of seating that I can already tell would be amazing on a warm day. Unfortunately, 49° and rain kept me inside this time, but I'll absolutely be back to experience the deck! Cold Springs Inn brews their own beer, with a solid lineup of house brews on tap, along with a pretty extensive food menu. I'm not much of a craft beer person, so I kept it simple--because I already knew exactly what I came for: The Big Papi. A grilled, foot-long all-beef hot dog topped with house chili, onions, and melted Cooper Sharp cheese on a toasted hoagie roll ($17), paired with a Diet Coke ($3)...balance. A short while later, my food arrived--on an actual baking sheet--and I knew immediately this was going to be something special. I've eaten a lot of chili dogs, and I have never seen one like this. It was a masterpiece: lightly toasted hoagie roll, a massive hot dog, an insane amount of flavorful chili, and perfectly melted Cooper Sharp cheese placed under the dog so it stayed in every bite. That detail alone? Genius. It was messy, over-the-top, and absolutely delicious--easily one of the best chili dogs I've ever had! I also stuck with the house-made chips, and I'm so glad I did. Thick-cut, super crispy, and heavily seasoned (which I love), they were some of the best chips I've had in a long time. I wanted to finish the whole meal, but I knew better--I cut the Big Papi in half before starting and ended up taking a solid portion home. The chips, however, didn't stand a chance. I love a no-rules date night! Service was great--friendly, attentive, and quick without hovering. By the time I was finishing up, the place had completely filled in, and there was even a group waiting at the door, which says a lot for such a small indoor space. One thing to note: while I was there, I saw on social media that they planned to close early due to the weather, so if you're heading there on a rainy or questionable day, it's probably smart to check ahead. All in all, Cold Springs Inn is a total hidden gem! Great atmosphere, great food, fair prices--and that Big Papi alone is reason enough to come back. And I will absolutely be back...preferably on a sunny day, sitting by the creek, with another chili dog in front of me.

As a venue, it's a 4-star spot - the stage space was great and the acoustics were really good for…read morethe event. The staff was friendly, which was definitely a plus. But note while the bathroom had a fun, artistic vibe, it was unfortunately not that clean and was missing stall doors, which was a bit off-putting. However, as a brewery, they didn't meet expectations. We had specifically driven from MD to check out our band, over going to DC, figuring it would be a great opportunity to try some craft beers on tap. When we visited, they only had guest beers on tap. We had to buy their beer to go only. It was a bit of a letdown considering we were looking forward to local brews. Overall, the venue itself was nice, but the brewery experience didn't quite live up to the hype. Would still recommend for events, but be aware if you're coming for the beer/band experience!

Came here to attend the Visions of Atlantis concert 4/2/25. Beers were refreshing and tasty! They…read morecarried their own brand as well as others. Service fast and friendly. The band was awesome!

Sometimes the best food adventures start with a friend saying something so ridiculous that you…read moreimmediately assume they're making it up. In this case... "Have you ever had crab rangoon pizza?" Excuse me?! Surely that's not a real thing! Rather than doing any research whatsoever, I decided to blindly trust the adventure. If crab rangoon pizza actually existed, I needed it in my life immediately. That quest led me to Marzoni's. We arrived around 3:30 on a Saturday afternoon in July and almost had the place to ourselves. We grabbed a booth near the bar, settled in and were greeted by a super friendly, attentive server who made sure we had everything we needed throughout our visit. Marzoni's has been serving wood-fired pizzas, sandwiches, burgers, pasta and an impressive selection of craft beers for years, but on this particular day there was only one thing on my mind...the Crab Rangoon Pizza. Of course we ordered a large. A short while later, our server rounded the corner carrying our pizza...and I'm pretty sure audibly squealed. At the very least, my mouth fell open and I was speechless, which is an absolute miracle! It was real! And it was BEAUTIFUL! The crust was perfectly baked with those wonderful blistered bubbles that tell you it's going to be good before you even take a bite. It was topped with creamy cheese, generous chunks of crab and crispy wonton strips that made it unmistakably crab rangoon...just in pizza form. We gave it a minute to cool...and then I took my first bite. Holy. Cow. It actually tasted exactly like crab rangoon! The creamy filling, the sweet crab, the crispy wonton strips...somehow it all worked together perfectly. It was one of those foods where your brain spends the first few bites trying to figure out how something this weird can taste this right. I happily devoured my entire slice and immediately started negotiating with myself about whether I should have another. Or another. Or maybe slices three through ten. My Responsible Adult Self (who is a complete buzzkill sometimes) eventually won that argument, but only because I still had more adventures planned for the day. PRO TIP: Come hungry or bring friends. The large pizza makes plenty, and you'll almost certainly be happy to have leftovers once you realize how good it is. Parking was plentiful in the lot outside, the restaurant was clean, the atmosphere was relaxed and the staff couldn't have been more welcoming. Will I be back? Absolutely! Because now I know two things. First, crab rangoon pizza is, in fact, a real thing. Second...it's apparently a craving I didn't know I was capable of having until now.

A group of us caught up for lunch and one suggested we try this place because it was fast and good…read more They were right on both accounts. Six of us sat down for a quick lunch about 12:30 in the afternoon ordering a variety of sandwiches, including burgers, Rubens, and salads. The fancy nancy salad caught my eye as did the add-on of salmon. This was a very full meal for lunch, but on the super healthy side. Beside the salmon that they put on top which was very large and not at all fishy tasting, the salad included mesclun greens, almonds, cranberries, feta cheese, tomatoes, cucumbers, and their house Italian dressing. What an enjoyable salad this was. I think the best part of it was that it didn't include things I don't like such as onions and croutons!,

I was recently back at the Grateful Goat while I was out of town for work. Unfortunately this place…read morefell off a bit since the last time I visited. Some of the food didn't look or taste fresh (I.e. the beer cheese) and the homemade tots that I ordered did not taste like tater tots at all. A coworker had to send her spaghetti and meatballs back because the meatballs were burnt to a crisp. I am surprised they even served them in the first place. The service was just okay as well. I saw that they recently closed so maybe they were just going through the motions at that point.

Attended a work happy hour event here with about 50 people in the back room. It was brightly lit…read moreand spacious, with TVs all around the room on sports channels. Thank goodness! I was SUPER IMPRESSED by the staff that managed to keep up with drinks in this horde of people, all moving around the space and socializing. I wish I'd caught our server's name because he was awesome and I'd like to give him props. They served some BBQ wings, which were big, juicy and delicious, excellent fried Brussels sprouts, and these loaded tots things that were yummy too. He's definitely go back to sample more of their menu.

Al's of Hampden is exceptional in every way. I wish I would've thought to leave a review sooner!…read moreWe're lucky to have this great establishment in our community. It's very family/little kid-friendly. We come here after church most Sundays. Whenever extended family visits from out-of-town, they ask to come here. The food is excellent and the staff is wonderful. The atmosphere is chill. It's a good spot for watching games and just relaxing with friends and family. I'll let the photos say the rest, as our girls really enjoy Pizza Boy. Our toddler yells "pizza?!" whenever we drive by. My husband loves their beer, and they have great cider and NA options as well!

Visited on a beautiful January Tuesday around 5pm -- prime "let's grab a casual slice and a drink"…read moretime. Ordering was simple enough. We grabbed three pizza slices -- bacon cheeseburger, meat lovers, and buffalo chicken ($5.25 each), two bottled waters ($2.89 each), and two adult beverages from the cooler: a Wynridge Cider Co. Pumpkin Spice cider I had been wanting to try and a Pizza Boy Mangoes Hazy IPA ($5.50 each). One small surprise on the bill was a mysterious 4.80% service fee (in our case, $1.57). I assume this covers table service since the staff brings the food out rather than calling your name. Not a huge issue, just something to be aware of when budgeting your visit. Total came to $35.67. Let's talk pizza. The pizza itself was perfectly fine -- hot, well topped, and satisfying enough for a quick meal. But compared to other local spots serving really strong pizza, the pricing felt noticeably higher...about $2 more per slice (sometimes more depending on the comparison). And while the pizza was good, I personally didn't find anything that set it apart enough to justify the difference. I finished one slice and could have easily gone for dessert afterward, but after the slice pricing, I didn't even bother looking at the dessert case. Sometimes the wallet makes decisions before the stomach does. The Pizza Boy Mangoes Hazy IPA was the highlight for me -- bright mango flavor, smooth, and light enough that I could absolutely see having more than one if that's your vibe. Parking was easy with spots right out front, plus additional signage pointing to nearby overflow parking if needed. Overall, the experience was...fine. Nothing bad, nothing frustrating, just nothing particularly memorable either. I ate pizza. I had a cider. And then I left. Their slogan is "Pizza. Beer. Happy." For me, it landed somewhere closer to: Pizza. Beer. Content.