9 Best Dog Friendly Restaurants Smithsburg

“10/10 would visit again. The cotton candy wine slushy was delicious. The wine flight was great. I even grabbed a bottle of the Catawba to bring home. Plus they have a great selection of snacks (fries, hummus, paninis, charcuterie, etc.)! It ended up being cold and rainy during our visit but it was warm and cozy in the igloo. “

“I love to try new local wine while I am traveling, and found this winery on my current trip. The staff and patrons were warm and welcoming, and I immediately felt comfortable even though I was on my own. I prefer dry white wines, and especially enjoyed the unoaked Chardonel. Nice place, very good wines, and great staff! Thanks for an enjoyable experience!“

“Out of the two breweries that I know of, in the Waynesboro area. This is the one to go to. I was disappointed and maybe a little angry that the other brewery sold me flat beer that had no taste. I wanted beer dang it! So I looked to see what else the 'boro had. This place came up. The missus and mother in law didn't want to visit. Either by having their hopes and spirits crushed by the other place or they wanted to plot my demise in private. It was very popular! I almost had to live up to squeeze in. And I can see why it was popular... the beer had taste! More than that it wasn't flat and even more than that... it was delicious! The key lime beer, tasted like key lime pie but without being artificial. Same with the Blueberry Lemon sour and the Black German Lager. Kudos! And I wasn't left long with an empty glass as the service was top notch! Also $12 for a Crowler is a bargain. It's $17 here in my part of Maryland. Go here and enjoy!“

“Brian and Loree were AMAZING to work with. So easy going & replied to us so quickly with any questions we had. The place was very clean. From rehearsal to wedding day, Brian was on top of everything & made sure everyone knew what to do! I HIGHLY recommend working with Brian & going with this venue!!!!!!“

“Knew we would be in the area for the weekend, so we reached out to see if a tasting and tour slot was available and it was. Of note, you MUST pre-book your tasting and tour - they operate on an appointment-only basis and it's BYOF (bring your own food). This is not only their vineyard, but also their home - which means you are welcomed in like a guest by Ed and Kathy for your visit. Our visit started with a tour of the vineyard grounds - you will get up close and personal with the grape vines and understand what is really behind what you taste later on. There's plenty to see as there is 15 acres under vines and a total of 7 different grape varietals (two whites, Chardonnay and Albariño and five reds, Cabernet Franc, Petit Verdot, Merlot, Teroldego and Pinot Noir). You'll learn why they planted the way they did and why they planted what they did. You'll understand that Ed's medical background shows up in the health and care of the vines in ways that make a difference in the final output of the plants. We then went to the porch for a fireside tasting of four wines: Albarino (2022), Rose of Cabernet Franc (2022), Cabernet Franc (2020 - American Oak and 2020 - Slovenian Oak). The wines are outstanding. The Albarino is crisp, dry and refreshing - ready for any fish or poultry meal, or just a nice dry white to enjoy with friends. The Rose is a perfect sipper - not sweet by any means and would work well with a variety of foods. The Cabernet Francs were tasted side-by-side while listening to the story of their Slovenian Oak barrels / barrel-making process. The American Oak is full bodied and to me had a hint of a whiskey-like feel to it. The Slovenian Oak was smooth and elegant - certainly something worth enjoying with friends and family. After that, we went into the barrel room to see some more of the operation and do a barrel tasting (if you've not done one of these before, they are very special as you're tasting wines before they are bottled and in some cases while they are still in the maturing phase!). It was an informative and enjoyable experience - it's clear that Ed and Kathy are passionate about their grapes and wines. Take the trip to the mountains and treat yourself to some amazing Maryland wines while there at Six Wicket Vineyards!“

“GLUTEN FREE FRIENDS!!! y'all do yourselves a favor track these ladies down and treat yourself!!! they are tasty and absolutely beautiful!! It was so wonderful to feel included in a special treat such a baked good. if you are gluten free then you understand where I'm coming from.I'll be back!!“

“Great coffee and from what I’ve heard from family and friends, the food is pretty good. I love the atmosphere in the shop, as well as their support of other local businesses by displaying their items in the store. Milk substitutes are available which I highly appreciated, and the employees patiently answered all my questions about ingredients!“

“Well done. This place is good. Music is good. Food is clean. Fast food. Good service. Well done. Will definitely come here again. No grease on the deep fried food. Fries was great. Nice amount of sauce. Well done. It's difficult to do great food in a pub setting. I am impressed.“

“Really good food I think I got some chili and then some loaded tater tots and I can't remember how much it was but well the bowl of chili was like 6 bucks and then that was like 11 bucks so like 20 bucks but I had to take half for almost three quarters of the tater tots home because I can't eat much for one thing but it kind of sucks when you have is bad as nerves of as I do I mean I can literally eat five or six bites all out of something and then I'm full I don't care if I didn't eat for the past 2 days if I just eat a couple of chips or something I'm full I have to like almost starve myself for 3 days or more to actually eat like everybody else does so I don't know they say it's mental but I am not sure about that anymore“