Note: The restaurant and bar changed hands I think. Most of the negative reviews were from several…read moreyears ago. My husband and I stopped here a few weeks ago on a Sunday afternoon. We went back a couple of weeks later. Loved it! Their version of french onion soup with brisket was delicious! Their wings were also very very good. Prices were more than reasonable and the service was great. Its now on our list of places to visit frequently.

Where to start? Baked crab cakes should have tipped us off. There was 4 of us and not many "dining"…read morein. Music was too loud, the server was sweet and the catastrophe was not her fault. We figured for a Tuesday evening it would make for a nice night out. WRONG!!! The food was not even fit for vending machine food. Whoever was cooking is a fake it till you make it cook. Some short hefty guy brought some of.the food down ..he looked like he had been rolling in flour. What a presentation. I hope his dirty hands did not touch my food, not that it mattered. The food either had no flavor or was too heavy handed in something. The crab cakes are served baked and not very good at all. Bland, mushy and barely warm. The fries and onion rings tasted like over used, burnt oil. I could go on but I won't. Our advice? Drive past this place

First time going. One of the random men down the bar walked up, grabbed my hair from behind, made…read morea sexual comment, and walked away. The bartender witnessed it and did nothing. I left. Pathetic and unsafe!

Great dive bar with a lot of character. Friendly locals and amazing bar tenders. The food is…read morelimited to a bar menu but everything is delicious. Great time.

Looking for a change of pace, we ventured to Seven Sports Bar in New Freedom. This small borough…read moresports bar has a very extensive drink selection and food menu. The drinks were good, but not remarkable. The 50/50 crab soup was the star of the meal an 8/10. Brussels were also very good and well prepared. We would not recommend the coleslaw as it had a bit of a sour taste. The steak chimichurri was very tough and difficult to chew. If your jaw needs a workout, give it a try. That said, I was actually very flavorful.

I hate to put one star review for seven, as my family and I have always enjoyed our visits there…read more The food is great and that's honestly the reason I keep coming back. Lately though, I've had a few not-so-great experiences with one of the waitresses, Josie, and it's starting to take away from the overall experience. The last couple of times I've been in, the service from her has felt pretty dismissive and not very attentive. As someone who comes here often, it's frustrating because this place used to feel a lot more welcoming. I still really like the restaurant and the food, which is why I'm leaving this review. I'm hoping the service improves because I'd hate to stop coming to a place I've enjoyed for so long.

Nestled in a nondescript swale of very north Falls Road, the Worthington Tavern is a dive roadhouse…read moreconceived and frequented by indentured servants who muck the stalls of Baltimore County's horsey set. Conglomerations of timber race jockeys huddle over dirt cheap Budweisers. Every ten minutes equals spontaneous combustion into the lollypop guild in a three, and a two, and a one. Fouler than foul is the never cleaned men's bathroom. Foolish are those who venture into the land of prepared food. Barbour bearing equine real estate barrons regularly slum it at the only watering hole for miles in pursuit of a bourbon reddened nose. Lubricated loose lips spread tawdry tales of the married gentry's scandalous trysts which morph into incestuous valley gossip. Spring and fall steeplechase events draw hordes of thirsty patricians. Poor alcohol fueled stableford handicapping decisions will ensue in more than a few exchanged dollars and stinging hurt pride. Best laid plans incubate at the White Way.

At first take the Worthington Tavern has a Lord of the Rings-elvish-pub feel to it; set low between…read morethe rolling hills along Falls Rd, out in the endless horse pastures of Butler, MD. It is often frequented by many "horse people", those that work or own stables ( often from Irish decent ) and a few other regular characters. Don't let the vapid surrounding areas of Owings Mills, Huntvalley, and the communities of north Falls Rd dissuade you, the Worthington is its own deal and has not yet traded its soul to Ikea and TGI Fridays. This place is the only worthwhile drinking establishment anywhere between Baltimore, Towson and the PA line, a great place to get away from Baltimore for a night, awesome in the summer and fall when they open the doors too the country sounds and smells. The Worthington has two pool tables a good internet jukebox and the patrons understand the value of drinking to a good tune. This last point can not be over emphasized, I have drank many and much throughout too much of the country that has completely forgot what the combination of a song and a drink can do to ones demeanor. Heading up or down Falls I have never run into Johnny Law lying in wait to harsh anyone's mellow, but I have heard he has his time of the month. I am surprised that more Bmore folks don't get out to this place more often. The frozen pizzas for some reason are extremely good, although usually too hot to eat for at least a drink or two, still well worth the wait. It would be awesome if they had some sort of open mic night or something, but there was nothing like that last time I was there.

Honest to God looks like a hole in the wall, but that makes the food somehow even better. I had…read morebraces so I was nervous about eating wings, but the taste was so good I didn't care. The service was good and truly showed looks can be deceiving.

The food is always good and so is the service. The one thing that may stop me from returning is the…read moreannoying buzzer that goes off constantly back in the kitchen! Really annoying!!!!

The Stonebridge Grill is a culinary adventure in Parkton, MD that boasts a huge menu that has…read moresomething for everyone and for all tastes. I could eat here everyday, seriously, it's a jewel hidden behind a liquor store and a modest appearance. And the menu is huge, as a chef and culinarian myself, usually big menus make me a little nervous about execution, but I happen to know some people that highly recommended the place. So I ventured in with some family (age ranged from 18-50s). THE FOOD IS AMAZING. Full stop. Yes, they have a good tap beer selection and great liquor too - did I mention the store - but credit to the bar too, their craft cocktail selection was tasty and refreshing. Back to the food! Pot roast made with the same respect as Beef Bourguignon, with tender flavorful meat balanced, silky smooth potatoes underneath, mouthwatering reduction atop. Shrimp and grits with authentic made grits, not that Quaker boxed stuff, garnished with a zesty coleslaw - absolutely delicious. So many flavors and textures melding together. Wonderful. Fried green tomatoes served with a raisin cream cheese dollop on top, they were incredible. Lamb pops grilled and served to perfection. We tried a crab fried rice that would make any Asian Chef would have blushed over. Whipped feta. OMG, if you don't know about whipped feta, look it up. They happen to have it on the menu, so we had to try that. Marvelous! Absolutely incredible. My nephew did talk much about his seafood risotto, which if a 20-something says nothing while cleaning the plate, I believe that's solid and speaks for itself. I can't wait to go back, I didn't even get to try the burger and I hear that's outstanding too (believe me lots of places and people screw up a burger). Everything here is crafted with respect not only to the ingredients, but to the methods of preparation. Michelin style cooking hidden in comfort foods and explorations across the menu. I said it was an adventure, and what a journey it was, and I'll say it again; I can't wait to go back!

I came to the Stonebridge Grill today with a group (11) of friends and it was SO DIFFICULT to…read morechoose just one item for lunch! So many things looked great! Because the burgers are made with locally sourced beef (it is cattle country in northern Maryland) I chose a burger. I added French fries for an up charge of $2.00. Everyone's lunches looked great and everyone seemed to enjoy their choices. The salads looked fresh. My neighbor's cheesesteak looked super and she liked it. Other neighbors had Maryland crab soup (red version) and they said it was very tasty and had crab in it. A few gals had the half pound of shrimp and I scored one! Large and very good. Seasoned with Old Bay. My burger was excellent. I didn't get any toppings other than lettuce and a slice of tomato. I wanted to taste the beef. And it was delish! Definitely a keeper! And the bun was delicious! Kind of a sweet tasting bread that was toasted just right! My french fries, on the other hand, weren't wonderful. Lots of small pieces that were very oily and unfortunately had lots of black spots inside the fries. I said something to the server and I asked if I could get a fresh batch. The new ones were better and I shared them with the gals and still had some to take home. A fun fact is that there is a liquor/wine/spirits/beer store attached to the restaurant. Got a bottle of Irish Cream to take home! I definitely want to come back to this restaurant. If you're at the Maryland/Pennsylvania border, try this place. You will enjoy it.

The actual name of the bar is the Rail Trail Tavern, stopped in for dinner while biking the rail…read moretrail. Everyone was friendly, wings and prime rib sandwich was very good. Would highly recommend.

Stopped by Winner's Circle for a casual night out and ended up having a really good time. Drinks…read morewere cold, service was friendly, and there was live music, which made the atmosphere way more enjoyable. The vibe was relaxed but still lively, easy to sit back and enjoy the night. Nothing over the top, just a solid spot that delivers.

Hole in the wall. they "check ids" but don't use an actual card reader and most of the children in…read morethere looked younger than 18. Fake IDs all the way. The "ID checker" at the door was SO Rude. We were at the bar paying our tab, and out of everyone still there and outside on the deck he singled my husband out, who was paying our tab, and made a point that we had to pay our tab? Didn't make sense at all. The place is dirty, the bathrooms are terrible. The children go into the bathroom and do who knows what while people who actually have to use the bathroom are standing there. This place really is the worse. Dirty and looks like Epstein Island with all the young children.

I am so glad I can here for a friends birthday. The mixologist, Kadee literally came up with an…read moreincredible drink every time he asked for something new... every drink. Great bartender and as others have said a hidden gem is an awesome way to put this place up

Love the food here! Low prices large portions. Super inconspicuous place but definitely a hidden…read moregem! The wraps and the Ruben are huge!!

This place has some awesome pizza variety, and the cheesesteaks are amazing. Best in Shrewsbury Paread more

Stopped here after a class at Hammer & Stain. The smells and a recommendation from the craft store…read moreowner pointed us in their direction. I got the Black & Bleu Salad and my friend got the Raspberry Pecan Salad. Both were really good, although mine was overdressed. I'd get the dressing on the side next time. The service was friendly and the food came out quickly.