I thought that this new location might be less crowded at lunch because of the one in Power Plant; nope. In fact, the line was longer and much slower.
Tucked away in an industrial park. Great tasting room and knowledgable bartenders. Big samples and very affordable! Take the tour!
The Sicilian is my favorite sub on the menu; it's just a standard Italian cold cut, but that's the one they seem to do best.
The food here is great and the view of the river from the top deck is gorgeous. Try their pizzas; we enjoyed ours.
This is the most definitive liquor store I've ever been in. If you can't find it here it doesn't exist! The beer selection is off the charts.
I really love eating lunch here. Fiesta wrap is super tasty. Boom boom sauce is necessary.
The third of three locations; the bagels here are top quality. Consider coming here to the local spot instead of supporting Panera across the street.
The beers on tap are always amazing; three-10 oz. pours of select draughts for $8. Not happy they gave me a dishwasher warm mug.
Maryland's oldest and largest winery. The founders are said to be credited with introducing Vidal Blanc grapes to the U.S. after they were banned in France. Try their Riesling; it's my favorite!
Worth the wait. One of the few reasons anyone still comes into Little Italy and rightly so. Try their cannolis!
It's nice to see a great craft beer bar in a small town like Carlisle. Sandwiches were really tasty; the French dip is highly recommended.
Great custard. Never been to Carlisle before, but the locals swear by this place.
The crabs were large and meaty, and although we were here for a catered event, the buffet options were really delicious. The sauce on the BBQ chicken was on-point.
The idea of serving small bites of food for each wine pairing is unique; the wines are fun but vibrant and the staff was knowledgable and friendly.
The best thing about this winery is the location and impressive manor house. I loved the cucumber sangria they were serving.
Restaurant looks and feels like an Applebee's, but the packed house and great food indicate that this is one of the better restaurants in the area.
Lexington Market might be sketchy, but it's not unsafe. When you get inside, you'll notice the pros outweigh the cons.
Fantastically great beer selection. Save your money on the sushi though; not horrible but you can easily find much better sushi for the same price... though the 2-for-1 HH special might be worth it.
I was more impressed by the sushi than the Ramen (the Tonkotsu). Overall a pleasant experience; affordable, good atmosphere. Location is poison to every restaurant that's ever been in there.
The only whiskey bar in Canton. I thought they were pricy for what we ordered, and everything was just okay. Atmosphere is really great though; the cedar decor gives it a nice whiskey bar feel.
The Wreck is the best sandwich. They really need to fire the live acoustic guitarist. No one needs to hear a secondhand account of Radiohead's "Creep" during lunch.
