The service was terrible there. The bartender acted like he didn't wanna be there took us 30 min of…read morestanding there before he decided to stop talking and get us our drinks. I honestly don't know how the place is still open, bathroom area was falling apart, no pool sticks that were any good and shitty service. Definitely don't recommend this place to anyone AT ALL.

First thing is first. The wings are freaking great…read more Hot crisp skin, with completely rendered fat below. The meaty wings were mostly super juicy and toothsome. Hot sauce was a great balance of flavor and heat, it coated the wings beautifully and has left its perfume on my fingers all day. Ideally I would have liked a better mix of drumettes to flats. The plate of 12 was dominated by drumettes, which to some would be heaven. But here's the thing: It's sketchier than I thought. Now I'm no prude who needs linen napkins to feel at home. I've eaten in my fair share of dirty dives that are openly hostile to interlopers. But there is no two ways about this, Co 'BRH''s (pronounced Cobras) is a ramshackle bar that smells like urinal cakes or possibly some other industrial cleaning solvent. It's dark inside, and there are people doing some serious drinking at lunchtime. Pitchers of Captain Morgan and Coke are only $6.50. You can get your drink on here without blowing a lot of cash. And the place is clearly an institution. Beer mugs and pint glasses line the walls and hang from the rafters, personalized with the nicknames of patrons. I was clearly an interloper. And while I didn't find it hostile, my visit didn't find the good folks as friendly as when Keith F. made the pilgrimage. I tried to fit in. I ordered a beer. It felt like a Yuengling kind of joint. I was wrong. The woman behind the bar had a note of disdain in her voice when she explained they only had it in bottles. Sh*t. So much for fitting in. Anyhow, if you are in the area, this is a truly great place to go for wings. I just wouldn't bring your kids. Or your girlfriend.

My boyfriend and I had a great time--especially since we were part of the small group of Black…read morepeople there, which made the experience feel unique. The drinks were affordable and strong, which was a definite plus. However, my main issue with The Lodge is the seating situation near the stage. If you're sitting in front, be prepared for people to stand directly in front of you during the drag show. I would've preferred if the drag queens, owner, or even security had stepped in to ask them to move. It was frustrating to have 6-foot-tall, 300-pound women completely block our view--especially after paying $18 per ticket. Also, watch out for this one wild white lady in a black shirt and floral shorts who acts invisible and blocks multiple people. If you ask her politely to move, she'll argue with you and even try to escalate things by telling you to "step outside" like she's about that life. Overall, for our first drag show, we had fun--but if you're going to enjoy the performance, be ready to be annoyed because no one there is enforcing basic courtesy or crowd control. Yes this is coming from the gorgeous black queen with the pink/purple hair

Whenever I'm back in my hometown, Hagerstown, I am inclined to hit up the area's longstanding gay…read morebar which has a lot more going on than meets the eye! Looking for great house music, cheap drinks, and a small town vibe that still has a piece of metropolitan life? Go to the Lodge. The drag queens are fab and super sweet and all about the jello shots lol. My wife and I went and had a great time though it was sleepier than we remembered it. Fair warning it is located in an area that's very dark at night so be on high alert. If coming from Hagerstown it will be on your left, if Frederick your right.

Celebrated my friend's birthday there in December 2025. Food and service were excellent. Recommend…read morethe meatballs as an appetizer.

We've been waiting 5+ years in Franklin for this creativity! ...eggs Benedict were perfect too!read more

I spent a couple nights at Fairfield and was disappointed. I got very little sleep because of the…read morenoise coming from the outdoor patio below my room. When I spoke to the front desk, the gal interrupted me defensively to explain why there was noise. I had to run the air conditioning to mask the noise from the patio and also the road behind the hotel; the result was that I had to listen to the droning air conditioning and that my room was freezing. I also experienced issues with printing a tax exempt form and the staff finding it. The printer I used printed only a portion of the form so the staff suggested I email it to him. He said he received it and signed it and took the taxes and fees off the bill. The day of my departure, the occupancy tax was present on my bill. I visited the front desk and another staff said he found my form and it would be taken care of. An hour or so later, the bill hadn't been corrected so I called and spoke with another clerk (day shift) who stated she would look for the tax exemption form and take care of the bill. It was closer to my departure time and still no correction so I called down again and she admitted she couldn't find the form and wasn't sure if it was lost and the email deleted so I sent it again before the situation was handled. I complained to an area manager who emailed back apologizing and saying my feedback was valuable and would be used for training purposes, etc ... The response wasn't helpful considering how little sleep I got and how dissatisfied I was with my stay. Sometimes things happen but it's how they're handled that makes a difference. At check-in, if my room preference couldn't be granted, this should have been clearly stated. When a complaint was made about the noise from the patio, the desk clerk shouldn't be defensive and interrupt, rather she should have listened and, if possible, offer a solution. I have no idea what the problem was with the tax exemption form but two people said they had the form and it would be handled but then it wasn't. The third person, the morning of checkout, did everything possible to help and was friendly about it so thank you. In the end, Sue, the morning of departure, was friendly and helpful; the unseen housekeeping staff was great as my room was very clean. The door, however, was broken as turning the knob down wouldn't open it -- only pulling it up worked. The shower was great. The bed was uncomfortable and the bedding too thin. Breakfast was definitely better than at other nearby hotels -- more choices, the items seemed of better quality, and were more attractively presented. I'm disappointed with my experience and recall having similarly disappointing experiences at this property years ago which is why it's been so long since I returned.

Bathroom was dirty, shower stall was dingy and hadn't been cleaned in a while, glad I bring shower…read moreshoes. Furniture had rips in it. This is not a 250.00 a night top hotel. It's below average at best. Definitely racial undertones in the little valley. Make sure you research the percentage of minorities that live here and the history of racism in this area.

What a cool place!! Drinks are reasonably priced and the vibe is great. They carry local brews and…read moredrinks. Great music and it's a fun vibe because it's packed during events on weekends. People are friendly and it's really a hidden gem. Love all the signs in here.

Always good music and lighting. Consistent lineup of local and traveling musicians. JEPPSON'S…read moreMALORT. 2 pinball tables. Handsome regulars. Staff has gone above and beyond in ensuring the environment is safe with a zero tolerance policy on harassment or abuse of any kind, and a firm stance against hateful ideology. Hot dogs kinda rip too, don't skip em. Tip your bartender.

this place has been drastically revised as part of the hotel's makeover. It is now called…read morePoindexter's. It probably should be given a new Yelp page, both for the hotel and for the restaurant/bar. Like any major surgery, it takes a while to get back on your feet. the place changes every week. order at the counter, order at your table, order at the counter, order at both. The MBAs with "big big plans" advising the staff (mostly the previous staff) have left, and left the folks behind trying to implement style effects without the tools they really need. So, an early review that it has changed,and we don't know exactly what it will turn into. The murals are gone. Enjoy the pictures on the site while they last. OLD review: I hesitate to recommend this lest you come. it's a secret place, that is chill. happy hour prices are great. so, come, but not too often because I like it quiet. The folks who work here appear to be real people and have helped when I needed it and my employer was not able to. I've come long enought that I thought I should pay them the complement.

A great place to meet friends! The food is good, the bartender is fabulous. Prices are reasonable…read more A great place to meet.

Nice spot for a drink and dinner...not what it once was but still a decent place for a change of…read morepace.

My friends and I stopped in one day to try this place out. It is very lowkey and cozy. We tried the…read morewings, the burger, tacos, prime rib quesadillas, and french onion soup! Everything was soooo good. Food is delicious and affordable! Daily specials to try new things. Kat is an amazing bartender, she gives great recommendations and always has a great attitude! Drinks are diverse and yummy. 100% would recommend!!

Great cocktails & very friendly vibe. I felt very welcomed by everyone there, including the other…read morepatrons!

Horrible. 2 men sitting at the bar saying they were going to punch each other. I tried to diffuse…read morethe situation. Bartender assumed I was the troublemaker. I get kicked out. Very poor way of handling the situation. I certainly think I was discriminated against! 2 idiots getting ready to punch each other and I get kicked out. Horrible management. You better be a friend of the bartender or your be discriminated against!!!

We had such a great experience at the Union Hotel! We stopped in for dinner while staying overnight…read morethrough Harvest Hosts, and the service alone made the evening memorable. Our bartender was fantastic--friendly, attentive, incredibly welcoming, and even helped us get connected to Wi-Fi while we were there. Just genuinely excellent hospitality from beginning to end. The food was great too. I ordered the Hawaiian pulled pork sandwich, which had pulled pork, spicy pineapple coleslaw, chipotle aioli, and goat cheese. The goat cheese especially made the sandwich for me, and I would have happily taken even more of the slaw and sauce. My husband had the smashburger and said it was absolutely worth the $18 price tag. And the fries! Perfectly crispy, and the balsamic ketchup was ridiculously addictive. We finished with the cinnamon-sugar fried ice cream cannolis, and they disappeared in about five minutes. Crunchy cinnamon-sugar shell, cold ice cream, chocolate, whipped cream, and strawberries--and even the strawberries were delicious, not just decoration. We decided to eat downstairs in the bar area. It had ha nice cozy low key atmosphere. Which was nice. We also felt like we were well taken care of there. Great food, wonderful service, and the kind of hospitality that makes you genuinely want to come back. Definitely recommend stopping by.

This is located in a small town on a quaint little Main Street that is adorned by super cute…read moreboutiques and other shops. Below the Union Hotel is a tavern called Mona's which is connected and an addition to The Union Hotel restaurant/12 room hotel. There's parking along the Main Street, as well as lots of spots in the back of the building. You can enter from the main entrance of the hotel and take the elevator down or you can head down the steps in the back to enter. Doesn't matter which way, just get here. We were absolutely blown away by the quality, portions, flavor profiles, and service in this little gem. We sat at the bar and were greeted immediately by a super friendly bartender named Matt. He was very attentive, friendly and welcoming. He was always checking up on us and making sure that we were always good. Service was fabulous. There's a timeline of the history of this historic building on the back of the menu. We ordered two drinks. One was an apple cider margarita and the other was a strawberry gin fizz concoction that was amazing. Both of these drinks were delicious. If we weren't driving and staying in the actual hotel above this tavern, we would have tried several other ones on the menu. Lots of creative choices that looked to be tasty based on the mix of ingredients. For the food - the menu was enticing and extensive. Lots of creative things happening here. The app we decided on was the Parmesan crusted Brussels and boy did they not disappoint. Absolutely delicious. We opted for The French Dip with fries and some magical au jus and a Union Smash burger with fries for our meals. Both are highly recommended!!! The burger was served on this delicious cloud of brioche bun and stacked high with two patties (perfectly cooked), pickles, dijonaose, and cheese. The French Dip had the most magnificent crusty roll and tender meat. Then there are these amazing Parmesan parsley fries that are perfectly cooked and served hot! We could have eaten an entire plate of these. To go boxes were needed. Big portions. We couldn't fit dessert! The bill does come with some tasty Andes mints. Prices here are extremely reasonable! I can't stress enough about how absurd it is that this small town has such a hidden treasure of a place where the food is beyond amazing. This place is a full package. If you live anywhere within an hour or even two, come here!! You won't regret this decision. Scrumptious!!!!