Love their Products! Niagara wine is my favorite! But I also like their Cabernet and Pino Grigio!…read moreAlways a friendly associate that is knowledgeable at this location!

This lovely little tasting room adjacent to the kitchen store next door offers a great spot to…read moretaste some lovely wines. They definitely have a good number of sweet and even dessert sweet wines, which I like. I ended up purchasing a bottle of their country cherry wine- they have a number of cherry wines, actually! A family friend of ours was always partial to one of their sweet whites- it comes in a blue bottle and I'm blanking on the name right now. Anyhow, even if you don't like most wines, I'd still say give these a try, as they have quite a few that will surprise you! They certainly did me!

Smash burger with egg was messy but terrific. American ale was pleasant. Wings-good. Salad-very…read morenice. Brussels sprouts, among the better ones. Pick your own seat, music wasn't overpowering. Good service, nice people. Fun place to talk and enjoy. I'd give it 4.5 but rounding up to 5 pts.

Great food that came out quickly. The pretzel bites were delicious and the burgers were great…read more Fresh on tap beers.

Happen to be in Lancaster for 24 hours and it's always fun to stop at The Fridge. It's on Mulberry…read moreStreet close to the corner of Harrisburg Avenue, tucked in behind the Lancaster Arts Hotel. Their selection of cans is not as large as it used to be in the early days, but I think that's because they actually have more taps now. So three of the refrigerators now have kegs in them rather than cans. They also still have a nice little food menu with pizzas and sandwiches and things and I hear that the edamame hummus is outstanding. In fact, my sister-in-law brought back two containers of it to go for a friend in Connecticut who loves it so much I actually bought a 12 pack of Lawson's Little Sip to go. They do have a small kind of tight parking lot to the right of their store, but otherwise you can usually find some street parking in the summer they have tables out front.

Found The Fridge after waking out of the Lancaster Arts Hotel where we were staying. This place is…read morea gem. Beer selection was outstanding and the prices were very reasonable considering the craft selections. We were heading to dinner later, but wanted to try some of the food. The French onion soup was outstanding. Probably one of the best I've ever had. The pizza was also solid and the perfect snack size. Definitely check this place out if you are in the area or staying at the Arts Hotel.

Very sweet and helpful server. Food was delicious. Weren't sure about which beer to get so it was…read morenice that she offered a sip/taste of what we described was our kind of beer.

We had a wonderful trip to Lancaster. I made a wish list of the "must see" locations (farm, cow,…read morecovered bridge, soft pretzel, horse & buggy, etc). Hubby wanted to visit a bar. I read the reviews for Lancaster Brewing (near a farm, cow, covered bridge, they serve pretzels, horse & buggys are nearby). When I saw that there was a bartender named Boots, I knew we had to visit. Hubby had already read about Lancaster Brewing and we were happy to visit. You can't tour the actual brewery anymore but the manger and bartenders are great about discussing the brewing process and styles. There were some interesting seasonal beers. We could have moved to a table but we enjoyed chatting with Boots. He is easy going and quite knowledgeable about everything on tap. The menu has sandwiches, pizza and pub food. My only wish is that they include fried pickles. The place is fun. The retail items are limited but you can buy a six pack for about $13 that you mix and match yourself. Growlers are also available. The place closes at 9pm, so plan accordingly if going at night.

One of the few places that sells wine in Lancaster. It's clean, it has a nice selection of wine…read more What's not to like? Thank you yelp for helping me find this place!

Was in town for business looking for a beer store within walking distance. They do NOT sell beer…read morebut have a great selection of reasonably priced liquor, mixers and wines. I would have preferred a more sophisticated selection of wines, but I'm giving five stars because I came here three times during my stay and ALL of the staff I encountered were extremely helpful and kind- asked if I needed help, made small talk at the register, said thank you, smiled, etc.

Driving through but stopped for beer and food. If I lived locally this would be my regular place…read more Scale: 1-5 Beer: 5 - Haze Farmer Hazy IPA is delicious. Lots of tasty looking beers on the draft list so asked for a flight. I was impressed with how tasty every different style was. Atmosphere: 5 - Relaxed. Great wooden bar sort of feels like an Irish pub. Service: 5 - Got a seat near the bar and was served by the bartender. Beer delivery is quick and friendly. Food: Great menu of bar food. Lots of people eating pizza but I prefer to drink my carbs so I had one of their phat 1/2# burgers. Cultural/Political Agenda (1-5): 5 -Everyone is welcome. No preachy nonsense or virtue signaling, just beer, as it should be.

Honestly, wouldn't really recommend coming here unless you're looking for beer or something basic…read more Their menu shrunk extremely, and they were out of boned wings. Their soda machine was definitely on the verge of being out. When coming over with the drinks, he had spilled them a good amount. The service wasn't too attentive or friendly. Granted they weren't mean. The food just wasn't a vibe in my opinion. The boneless wings were nicely moist in the middle, so that was good. Just wasn't too satisfied here. Loved the decor and the layout though. Just needs better service and more options.

Fabulous brunch at Passerine. From the moment you enter this charming restaurant, you'll feel…read morewelcome. Be sure to begin your brunch with a cup of their robust coffee or your favorite brunch cocktail. We stuck with coffee but the cocktails looked divine. Small but interesting brunch menu. Really appreciate Passerine's commitment to local producers.

I had brunch at Passerine this past Sunday when I spent the morning town before heading back home…read moreto Baltimore. The restaurant is beautiful - elegant but casual, with great light. They call themselves a neighborhood restaurant and bottle shop, so I was excited to get some wine with my brunch! Although I was tempted by a lot on their menu, I ordered their Herb Shakshuka (Brogue hydroponic herbs, jalapeno chicken sausage, poblano pepper, and marinated feta) and a glass of Côtes de Gascogne. Everything was delicious. I'd repeat the dish and the wine. The service was great, and it was just a lovely spot for brunch. I'd love to return. What a charming spot for brunch! Lancaster restaurants continue to surprise and charm me!

We've been to this local spot twice now. The service is always really great and the bartender is…read morevery welcoming. We've had mostly appetizers and have not been disappointed. We have not been to any special nights but the event calendar dos appear to offer a lot of options throughout the week.

The Robs are doing a great job! Beers were great, vibe is righr and wings were awesome! Keep up the…read moregood work my guys! We Are!

This is probably my fifth time here when I travel to the area for work. I got updated on all the…read morerecent drama with them closing and happened to be there on their first week back open. Food and beer were amazing and the bartenders were incredible.

Great food and service. We went there last week. Would recommend to fri and and family.read more

A Concrete Rose Bookbar is the first black woman-owned bookstore, micro-winery and intimate…read moreperformance venue located in Lancaster, PA. Owners Evita and Solise have created a space that shows appreciation to the culture, while celebrating the stories of people of African diaspora through literature and art. For those who are reading this and are from the DMV area think of Busboy & Poets but with a little twist. So what's the twist you ask? They offer beer and wine through a self-serve tap system. Meaning you receive a wristband that allows you to help yourself to a variety of local beers and wine. Each is charged by the ounce and is charged to your tab at the end of your visit. An added bonus is two of the wines that were available were made in-house; the Concord Jungle and Mizz Education. We enjoyed the Mizz Education which is a sweet and refreshing Moscato so much we ended up taking two bottles home with us. Let me just say this, I've been to my fair share of restaurants for brunch and the food at Concrete Rose hands down is the top 5 best food I've ever had. We tried a variety of options which include the Salmon Avocado Toast, Soul of the Sea and Chicken wings with concord bbq sauce. All were seasoned, cooked and plated to perfection. Whew Lord just thinking about those crab cakes with herbed garlic butter and remoulade sauce has me thinking about taking a road trip to get some more. Ambiance, food and service are all top tier at A Concrete Rose. Do yourself a favor and check them out. There's so much there for you to see and try! I can promise you one thing, you won't be disappointed. Evita and Solise you've outdone yourselves on this one! So proud of what you both have accomplished. Keep shining ladies, the world needs your light!

The atmosphere was on point. The customer service was great! The food...amazing. I had the…read morechicken and cornbread waffles and I have been to numerous places that served a similar dish, but nothing compared to A Concrete Rose's version. This is a true gem and it should be celebrated and frequented more often. I grew up in Southeast Lancaster and was raised on Pershing Ave! You have my full support and I wish you nothing but the best.