Latest reviews from St Michaels
| 58 /100 605 S TALBOT ST “Stop #2 on a day trip of brewery hopping in MD. Stopped by for a flight ... dingy place with stuffed animals hanging all around. Found the beers to be thin and below average .. checked this place off.“ |
| 66 /100 605 S TALBOT ST “Nice taproom, lots of wood, a handful of taps, but it wasn’t air conditioned and very hot, beers are decent if in the area“ |
| 66 /100 605 S TALBOT ST “A fun little beer bar in a quaint little Chesapeake bay tourist town. Not a great selection of beers, and the beers aren’t that great, but they have great service and its a nice place to grab some local beers in the area.“ |
| 98 /100 Foxy’s Harbor Grille (Bar) 125 MULBERRY ST “My friend and I found this place by accident. We stayed all day..“ |
| 100 /100 Foxy’s Harbor Grille (Bar) 125 MULBERRY ST “Perfect LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION!!
Right on the Harbor with 15 taps and many craft beers in the bottle. Most taps support the local DELMARVA breweries. All food is cooked on an outside grill. View, Craft Beer, Grill. Enough Said“ |
| 66 /100 605 S TALBOT ST “This brewery is housed in an old warehouse of some sort in the quaint bay community of St. Michaels. The interior is decorated with Victorian era furniture and has an open feel. The beers were average and staff friendly. A good watering hole if you find yourself in these parts.“ |
| 72 /100 Ava’s Pizzeria and Wine Bar (Restaurant) 409 TALBOT ST “While not a place to go for beer, they do stock the Rochefort 6, 8 and 10. Considering a Coors Light here is $4.25, a $9 Rochefort 10 is quite a bargain. I have paid as much as $12 for it at places like Ashley’s in Ann Arbor.
The food is excellent, and I recommend getting a pizza. You can make your own or choose from one of theirs. I chose my own toppings, which I recommend doing: roasted red pepper, carmelized onions, goat cheese, and balsamic reduction drizzle on the standard pizza. Good stuff, and a great patio outside.“ |
| 70 /100 605 S TALBOT ST “Bartender was EXCELLENT and very knowledgeable. There was a big boat festival in town, so they drained the kegs before I arrived at the brewery (holy mis-management and screwed distribution, Batman!), but the bartender made me happy I stopped in for the mediocre beer. IMO, a Quality Control position should be filled IMMEDIATELY, as the beers i bought in bottle locally varied incredibly. Overall, a must-visit if you like craft beer and are in St. Michaels, MD.“ |
| 58 /100 605 S TALBOT ST “Bartender was EXCELLENT and very knowledgeable. There was a big boat festival in town, so they drained the kegs before I arrived at the brewery (holy mis-management and screwed distribution, Batman!), but the bartender made me happy I stopped in for the mediocre beer. IMO, a Quality Control position should be filled IMMEDIATELY, as the beers i bought in bottle locally varied incredibly. Overall, a must-visit if you like craft beer and are in St. Michaels, MD.“ |
| 92 /100 Ava’s Pizzeria and Wine Bar (Restaurant) 409 TALBOT ST “Great local pizza place with large wine list and beer selection. I was pleasantly surprised to see the great beer selection. Pizza was excellent as well. We sat outside on the patio. Great place to go in St. Michael’s.“ |
| 74 /100 605 S TALBOT ST “Stopped in with the wife during a stay in St. Michaels. Very small tasting room with small bar. Currently only approved for tastings, you can get fairly inexpensive flights and small 6 oz (?) drafts only. Currently 4 drafts on tap. Things appear to be going well for the owners Ace and Lori. They mentioned expanding their tasting room to an adjacent building while converting the current tasting room into an expanded bottling facility. A nice spot and it will be interesting to see how this place progresses over the next few years.“ |
| 80 /100 605 S TALBOT ST “Nice little Brewery which just opened in St Michaels a few months ago in an old Mill Building as you go into town. 3 Beers on tap for now, an Amber, a Pale Ale & a Golden Ale & all were solid; supposed to have a Hefe coming out in the spring. They sell 6 packs to go here but they don’t do a lot of bottling & they have no distribution on bottles. They say their main market is kegs to Bars & Restaurants in the area, so you may be able to find their beers out & about. It’s a cool diversion if you are in this area, & there is also a nice Winery right around the corner to visit. ***Update*** Met the owner Ace on a recent Friday Night visit-really cool guy. Gave us a taste of the newest batch of Duck Duck Goose f/the Barrell. Just opened a new, larger tasting room, hired a new head brewer & expanded the brewing & bottling capacity. May start seeing it on the western shore by the summer. Great Visit-highly recommended.“ |
