“Our group visited the restaurant and whiskey bar after a long day of brewery hopping. The experience was a delight and well worth the detour. The food was exceptional (oysters and a cheese board), gluten free options are available, and the service felt like hanging with friends behind the bar we didn't know we had. The highlight was the dad joke exchange with the bar staff... "A cheese factory in France exploded. De-brie was everywhere!"“
“The Mrs. and I took a trip out to Manassas to meet our friends for dinner at a place called Public House Kitchen and Brewery, located on Battle Street. First of all it does not have its own parking, so you will be looking for a spot on the street. If that doesn't scare you off, you'll be treated to a very fun tavern. The dining room is not what you'd call large, so expect some noise on weekend nights. We were shown to the last open table on this Saturday night by a very nice server. My wife started with a Public House Winter Amber Lager, which she really liked. I went a bit darker, with a Public House Darkness. It too was outstanding. It was quite smooth, and the chocolate came through.As an appetizer we had the Candied Bacon. This was basically thick cut slabs of bacon with a smoky maple syrup glaze. Decent, but kind of heavy.For dinner, my wife had muscles. She reported it to be good, standard muscles in a garlic broth. I had salmon with mashed potatoes and fried Brussel Sprouts. The salmon was very good, only the Brussel Sprouts had quite a number of loose leaves, and not just whole Sprouts.The service was extraordinary, and the dining room, though a bit tight, was really fun with a number of very interesting light fixtures. Definately a place we'd go back to again, especially to sample more of their beer.“
“My dad wanted a Blue Moon but since they don't serve outside beer, bartender Jasmine provided some recommendations, then he settled on the Golden Beer and loved it! The staff was very knowledgeable and patient with my Family. We had a great time.“
“Visited this past weekend for the first time and had an amazing time! We were nearby in the area at a winery when my friend mentioned this spot.When arriving around 6:30 PM it was bustling with live music. We were able to find a few chairs up front in front of the stage and eventually found enough chairs for our entire group. We had some beers, frozen drinks, and tried their seltzers. The frozen drink (margarita) was my favorite and the staff at the Ice Bar let me sample another one (killing me softly) before I ordered. The "killing me softly" was good but a little too sweet for me. I did try their signature drink, the Roxstar, but this was too sweet as well. The seltzers were pretty good as well and only $5 a can. They also had an ample amount of self-serve water stations to keep hydrated. The band we saw was great and kept the crowd entertained all night! People were dancing, singing a long, and overall just enjoying themselves. I liked that the music was a variety of music starting with some 80s and going to today's music. For food, we tried the La Gringa food truck and the avocado egg rolls were killer. They tasting just like cheesecake factory's. We also got chicken tenders and the chicken tasted so fresh. Definitely recommend. At the end of the night we stopped at the 2nd stop bus and got coffee and ice cream. Parking was easy and there were a lot of bathrooms but the one inside 2 silos did have a line at most times as there are only 2 stalls. We tried to go in between music sets to make it a little better. Overall, looking forward to my next visit here to try more of the food and enjoy with family!“
“Food was delicious, beer was great and staff was super friendly. Very family friendly and chill vibes. Only bummer was they didn’t have any ciders on tap. The few seltzers they had weren’t great. If you are looking for non-beer options it’s not the place for you.Food was more BBQ than Hawaiian (small hint of Hawaiian)—still delicious, but nothing like an LnL.Overall, great experience and would come back if I’m in the area again!“
“My boyfriend and I have visited Doug's a couple times now and definitely will return more often. Thursday nights is trivia. We may come dead last, but still have tons of fun!Great variety of beers, ales and ciders. If you're hungry, I recommend The Cubano or The Rachel.“