This was such a great disterlly, from the owner to the drinks. It's a nice small place with easy…read moreparking, food and great drinks. We unfortunately didn't try the food. However, it looked amazing. We will try next time. We tried all 14 flavors of booze, and mostly all were very amazing!! Highly recommend the sour cherry, pineapple, and coffee. To sample everything is $14 if you don't want to do all it's one free and a dollar after that. They have many yummy cocktails to pick from along with beer. They serve homemade meringue puffs to have while tasting, and they taste amazing!! I finished with a coffee cocktail for $8. Next time you're in hanover, don't sleep on this place.

I visited this location after being told of the " road Kill" and the hooch. I tried several hooches…read moreand gumbo. The customer service was basic, I was the only one in there. The location was pretty much hidden, I wouldn't go if it was dark. There really isn't a visible sign to direct you. The hooches that I tried were really good. I tend to go towards sweeter drinks and it hit the mark. The gumbo wasn't gumbo there wasn't any holy trinity or anything vegetable like anything. I also got the feelin cockey too cocktail. The gumbo was like beef baby food in gravy with over cooked rice.The menu said it was supposed to have alligator,chicken and andouille I couldn't really tell. I usually would've sent it back but I didn't want to hurt the cooks feeling. She seemed very proud of what she prepared. It was as if it was warmed and scooped. I don't know if I would go back for the food but the hooch and cocktails were amazing. They also have old school table games which were cool to bypass time.

A cool little tasting room with some candles for sale. We picked up a bottle to go with our steak…read moredinner and a candle for our home. The wine is made from local ingredients.

Today I had time to kill before a tour at the Jennie Wade house, so why not try the local winery…read moredirectly across the street? Hubs and I popped in for a tasting; $5 for 5 pours, and there is a solid two page list to choose from. The company has it broken down in an easy to understand driest to sweetest. Our host was delightful and very knowledgeable about the wines, which were Devine. Hill Billy Red and Cove Mountain were my favs, but there wasn't a bad pour to be had. Hubs swears by Marachel Foch and Just that Simple. We both followed up with a glass before leaving. A must visit if you love wine and are in Gettysburg!

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.

I was really disappointed by the new Sign of the Horse location in Hanover. The original space was…read morecozy and welcoming; this new one feels cold, generic, and poorly thought out--honestly more like the Eagles than a place with any personality. And if I wanted that unimaginative vibe, I'd just go to the Eagles. We sat in a booth, but the bar area looked far more inviting--as long as you're facing forward and ignoring the afterthought that is the rest of the seating. The layout just doesn't work. I also didn't see any of the familiar faces from the original location, which was discouraging and made the place feel even less like the Sign of the Horse I remembered. When you walk in, if anyone is at the host stand, they grab a carafe of water from a cooler and lead you to your table... but no glasses. Are customers supposed to pass the carafe around communally? It was awkward and off-putting. The food was fine, but nothing special--and certainly not good enough to make up for the atmosphere. Overall, this move stripped away everything that made the place enjoyable. I won't be back.

What a fun, cool place to visit!…read more My friend and I stopped in yesterday to try some spirits. Being from the north, moonshine is new to me, so I was anxious to try it. The woman working there happily answered questions while providing us samples (you get 5 for free). My friend is a bourbon drinker and stuck with that, but I was having fun trying some of their flavored spirits. They had lots of yummy offerings. I ended up buying a bottle to take back to Virginia with me. If you're looking for a break while shopping at the outlet mall, definitely stop in.

We had an amazing experience here. The layout is basically just a bottle shop with the spirits and…read moremerch. But the real experience is with the fantastic lady pouring the up to 5 samples (I wish I caught her name). She was a total craftsman of her profession explaining how we could mix some of the whiskeys with other things. My wife and mother in law were huge fans of the tea whiskey mixed with lemonade. (It's delicious and way better than any cocktail you can find in a store.). The JEB bourbon is so smooth and only the second bourbon that I've found that I like. This place is definitely a must try if your family in the area.

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.

Had a great time chatting with the owner! Beer was good, I loved the strawberry milkshake ipa and…read moreit was fun to do a flight. The art around the room is really cool

Dill pickle pizza is phenomenal! Pretzels and cheese were a great appetizer! Wine flights are…read moreperfect to sample the wines. They carry beer and cider for those that aren't wine fans. Service was impeccable. Met one of the owners- so nice. Indoor and outdoor seating. Decent amount of seating. Rustic, great for groups or dates!

Fun atmosphere small bites and wine. Has live music to add to the fun atmosphere. Nice day out with…read morea good selection to taste from.

Went for a quick lunch and got smoked wings and yuck they still hade feathers on the wings total…read moregross sorry used to live this place

Service is always good. Food and alcohol is always pleasing. Often have events and live music which…read moreenhances the ambiance. We always stop here when we are in town.

I had lunch at Warehouse Gourmet Bistro & Brewpub and overall enjoyed the food and beer, though…read morethere were a few things that kept the experience from being better. We sat upstairs in the brewpub area. We would have preferred a regular table, but it seemed like they really wanted to seat us at a high-top. I didn't feel like pushing back, so we took it. I assumed maybe they were trying to keep the four-top regular tables open, but by the time we left, the high-tops were full and the regular tables were still empty. Maybe there was a reason for it, but it made the seating feel a little odd. For food, I split the meatball appetizer and the tarragon chicken salad sandwich with another person. Both were good. The meatballs were golf-ball sized and served in a small skillet of marinara with two slices of bread. No complaints on taste or quality. The sandwich was also solid and about what I expected from the menu. That said, the pricing felt a little high for what we got. The sandwich was $14 and did not include a side, and the four-meatball appetizer was also $14. Again, the food was good, but it was definitely on the pricier side. I also had the cream ale and the blonde ale. I don't remember the exact prices, but they seemed in line with the styles and I enjoyed both. My biggest complaint was the 3.99% credit card surcharge. That seems steep, especially at a restaurant where lunch can already add up quickly and most people probably aren't carrying enough cash to cover a full meal. To their credit, there was ample signage about the surcharge, so it was not a surprise at checkout. Still, at this price point, adding nearly 4% for using a card left a bad impression. Without the surcharge, this probably would have been a 4-star experience for me. The food and beer were good, and I did not have any real complaint about the quality. But the surcharge, combined with the slightly odd seating experience and higher prices, brings the overall visit down to 3 stars. Overall, I'd consider going back, but the seating experience and credit card surcharge would make me think twice.

A super mixed experience here. Came by on a Friday evening and was seated very quickly. Our server…read morewas a nice person and treated us really well! I didn't get any drinks, but my friends really enjoyed the beers here. Food was not the best. I personally enjoyed my coconut curry chicken, but my friends weren't impressed with their food, notably the sourdough bread on the sandwiches and the chicken pot pie being particularly unimpressive. If you come, stay clear of the sourdough and pot pie but the beer is good!