It was ok. I'll start off by saying that I'm not much of a…read morebeer drinker. My partner is though. We came in to get drinks to go with our food (we got food from the food truck outside "Firebox"). The food from Firebox was good and it was a generous portion for the price. The drink options that were not beer were limited, and half of those options on the menu weren't available. My partner got the berry chocolate stout and said it was "pretty good". We hoped to sit outside, but the only available table had broken glass all over it from a busted door. It does have convenient parking and I liked the industrial decor. The service was good and the lady was very nice. One thing I will point out is that one of our glasses had pink lipstick on it from a previous customer. But if you only want beer and a place to chill - it might be just right for you.

3 - Solid choice if you're in the area. Skip to the end to see my rating scale…read more Starting with the venue, it's really my kind of place. I appreciate the industrial feel and open plan. I also appreciate the ample outdoor seating available. Always a big plus for me, even if the outdoor area is really just tables set up on the sidewalk overlooking the parking lot - as it is in this case. The service was fine. It wasn't crazy busy there but the bartender had a little edge to her like we were more on an annoyance than a patron. They have a refill club where you can buy a mug and get your name printed on it with discounted refills. Again I appreciate that kind of thing, but the bartender seemed way more interested in some of the regulars than us. Just the vibe she gave off that night I guess. And lastly the beer...it's solid. Not great, but solid. Lots of darker beers which is fine for me personally, but the darks outnumbered the IPAs, pilsners, etc the night we were there. I'd expect a little more variety. Still, it's good enough that I'd go back next time I'm in Cumberland, but not so good that I'd make a special trip out of my way. My scale: 1 - Just don't 2 - You'll survive, but there are better choices close by 3 - Good choice if you're in the area 4 - I'd drive up to 30 minutes just to come here 5 - I'd try to convince my wife to drive an hour just to come here

Stopped by for lunch on our way traveling through the area. I saw that it had good reviews so we…read morewere excited to try it. The restaurant was nice, had a lot of seating and a large bar. Our waitress was friendly and attentive throughout our time there. We started out with the buffalo chicken dip with tortilla chips. The dip was good, but the stand out was the chips! They were light and crispy with just the right amount of salt. Two of us ordered the loaded Patrick's bowl with mashed potatoes, fried chicken, chicken gravy and corn. It was pretty bad. The chicken was overcooked and really tough to eat. The potatoes were super thin, runny, and most likely an instant potato mix. I was definitely expecting more and was disappointed by the dish. Maybe they were having an off day? The restaurant was really busy so maybe we just ordered the wrong thing. I would give it another shot.

Food was amazing and all the sauces homemade. It was delicious…read more The Rueben was perfect and the house horseradish saucy was delicious.

We will definitely be back!!! We started with the catfish appetizer that was wonderful. Husband had…read moreshrimp etouffee and I had the Chicken on Bourbon St and asked them to knock it up a notch in spiciness. My husband's and I were sharing off of eachothers plates and were already discussing what we will try the next time we go. Highly recommend.

Crazy expensive for what we thought was below average food. Even my mixed drink seemed off, which…read morehas never happened to me before.

Service was amazing. Everyone was very attentive, kind, and interesting to talk to. We didnt have…read moreto wait long to put our orders in. Everyone was very knowledgeable about the food. We even got to meet the owner who was working behind the bar. Ambiance is cool. They have a little shop area that you can buy local art work, soaps, and jewelry. They have a sitting area with just couches and a table. There are various board games you can play. There are different types of seating. You can sit at the bar, high top bench area, normal dining area with chairs, or sit in front of the ramen bar and watch her chef it up! The food was ok. I give this a 5 star review because my partner was obsessed with the ramen bowl and the sushi (i didn't get a picture of the sushi unfortunately). The corn dip was great. It had a lot of flavor but i will say, the portion size was off. Not happy about how little dip we got. There were tons of left over chips. The chips tasted like they were made in house. The old fashioned was great. We opted for the in house bourbon. The espresso martini was a disappointment. The size of this was very small for the price. I even asked the owner about this, and he informed me it was an illusion based on the shape of the glass. I don't believe that because i was barely buzzed. It also didn't come with a rim like stated in the drink description. The India power bowl was also a huge let down. I opted for quinoa. The butter chicken, chickpeas, and quinoa were super dry. Not very impressed. It didn't have much Indian spice flavor. Best to stick to the sushi and the ramen bowl.

One of the most delightful places I have been in the past few years. This is a relaxing space in…read moredowntown Cumberland with a variety of comfortable seating areas. We stopped in for a bite of lunch and ended up spending half the afternoon! Amazing wine and beer selection and very creative food menu. The place is actually a collective - with various independent small businesses under the same roof. They make it easy to open a single tab and purchase from multiple places but pay all at once. Service was amazing - welcoming and very helpful to orient us to how to order. Warm, friendly and professional throughout our stay. The business area in historic downtown Cumberland is undergoing major work on the street and sidewalks - but it was easy to find free parking nearby and had no problem finding our way here. A really memorable place and great people - highly recommend if you are in Cumberland and looking for good food and a pleasant experience!

Huge selection of beers and wines for the size of the store. Staff is very friendly and…read moreknowledgeable. If they don't have what you want in stock and they can order it in.

From the owner: We are a neighborhood shop that offers a truly special selection of wine, spirits, and beer…read moreproducts. We know our customers are seeking the best, and we are committed to providing them with a wide variety of options to choose from. We also have the area's largest collection of domestic and international wine and craft beer. We are easygoing and friendly, and we are always happy to help our customers find the perfect product for their needs. Whether you are looking for a specific bottle of wine or you are just browsing, we are here to help. We hope you will stop by and see us soon!

It's become a favorite. The food is great and the entertainment is always a good time. Very…read morefriendly service.

The service was actually the worst l've ever experienced. It was such a fun place to go to at…read morefirst. The owners though, they're not the nicest. I mean if you want to have a good clientele in your bar, why be so rude and nasty to customers? We brought a water cup in and they got angry about it since it wasn't from there. Recently, we got threatened by the owner guy with the greasy man bun. He says he will call authorities if we come back, all because we sat at the bar to write our karaoke songs down. He got in our face and pointed like twice. I could feel his breath from where we were standing. He has to have a note next time he wants to kick us out. If you want to go to a bar with a chill atmosphere and good food, maybe you should skip this place. The floor is covered in eggshells. 0/10

Has a great selection but everytime i go in there they play nothing but Taylor Swift playlist at…read moremax volume.

Great selection but everything overpriced. They posted a so-called "bundle deal" on Facebook for…read more$200 over MSRP. When I commented the MSRP price I was blocked. From a bourbon hunters perspective this place is a skip with prices like $200 for an EH Taylor Small Batch or $150 for Weller Special Reserve. There are many competitors in the area with much better prices. Spend your hard earned money elsewhere.

Came back on another trip and the food still is great, and the service is fantastic. This pizza…read moreRULES! The Old German beer is a great throwback style lager that you drink to your heart's content.

My husband was doing the C&O bike trail on his way to DC, I was his recovery vehicle. Uncle Jacks…read morewas a great find in a quaint downtown. They had A/C during a heatwave and the FIFA World Cup on. We enjoyed our bar food, the waitress was great, it was just what we needed.

A solid place. Cybil is one of the best bartenders in town, dj's on regular nights although I don't…read moreremember the days to be exact. Solid prices on bottled beer. I have never had any issues with the clientele or the staff, kind of your classic home town bar!

This was such a great experience. Open restaurant with some great esthetics for picture taking. The…read morestaff were incredibly friendly and helpful. They were so inviting and made us immediately feel welcome. The food was absolutely delicious! Fresh, flavorful and great gluten free options. They also had vegetarian options, kids menu and a full service bar. You can tell they take pride in their food and want to give you the best experience possible. We really enjoyed the food, atmosphere, and staff. We were in town visiting my grandmother, who also enjoyed this spot, so we'll definitely be coming back the next time we visit. Highly recommend!

Love finding a place with ramen and sushi in downtown Cumberland, just a few blocks of 68 where one…read moretypically shoots through town on runs out to DC for work. This time I was passing by at dinner time so checked it out. It was Trivia Night so I opted for outside at one of the small 3 patio tables. The street has an outdoor dining vibe with two other restaurants also with outdoor seating. You put in your order at the bar (at least this Wednesday night) with a welcoming bartender on easy check list for sushi and ramen. I was stopping on the late side and those finishing their meals were clearly enjoying themselves. Many knew each other across tables as lots of stopping by for chats among friends. The pork belly in the ramen was definitely my jam as it had a crunchy top with easy to come apart pieces. Definitely the highlight. Not nearly as big a fan of the Asian greens which fell into almost a paste, the mushrooms not looking like they were fresh (to be fair there is a shiitake option I missed), and the smoked eggplant a little too chewy. And I took a flyer on the "special broth" without asking what it was so that is on me. But the really dark perhaps cinnamon infused (don't hold me to it) version was not something for me. The noodles were ample but not plentiful and were legit. So I think I'd opt for Nori instead of Asian greens next time and go with more traditional toppings. But definitely endorse the pork belly. I tried a smoked eggplant sushi role as something new. Just fine, I've tried it but I'll try another combo they have next time. And I know the economics are tough these days and specialty roles are routinely low teens in cost, but I'd suggest a two tier pricing scheme rather than $13.00 for one with a single ingredient and just 6 rather than normally 8 for specialty rolls. Glad I stopped and I will again to try some of the other fare. Just may be a little more traditional in my choices next time.