“Overall a very nice experience, we will return and recommend. A few constructive criticisms. The charcuterie board left us underwhelmed with only 6 slices of salami and 6 cubes of cheese with the rest being filler snacks from Costco, kind of disappointing at $26. I’m an old fashion drinker and a good one in my opinion has house made simple syrup not a cube of sugar. With the nice selection of whiskeys this would really elevate the drinks. The shop is quaint and inviting with lots of history and items to see and buy. If you’ve got kids that can entertain themselves it’s perfectly fine but if you’ve got the kid who needs more variety it could use a little more beyond bags and horseshoes.“
“Shelly Gustin and I love this bar... We have lived in town for a very long time, and nearly a year ago we "rediscovered" the Hideout. This place epitomizes us folks of Spring Hill. You may not know anybody when you go in at first, but I guarantee you will know someone before you leave. Everyone there are great people from the patrons to the bar backs. Totally recommend The Hideout to everyone.“
“Had a great waitress. I had eaten there before and enjoyed a great chicken dinner. But this time we decided to try the barbeque brisket. It was awful. Nothing like anything I had eaten before. Had coleslaw. It was very creamy but bland. But that's okay because I'd rather have bland than heavy on vinegar and horse radish. The loaded baked potato was great. I would eat here again since I have tried another entree.. But will never order any BBQ in the future. I went away disappointed this time. It's pricey so I expected a better meal. I would recommend this place to friends. But I would caution them against BBQ.Parking: Large parking lot with some handicap spots.“