Latest reviews from Front Royal
| 72 /100 122 E. MAIN ST. “Located in downtown Front Royal in the former Front Royal Brewing space. Follow a short hallway to reach the taproom/restaurant. Kind of a sports bar vibe at the bar as the few other customers were ll watching the TVs. Restaurant looked like a weel-woprn mom & pop place. Cooler with to go products was availalbe. Freindly enough, but it was fairly quiet when I was there.“ |
| 82 /100 122 E. MAIN ST. “In downtown Front Royal Virginia.parked on road. Big spacious place. Seats 15 at bar, 50 at tables, and have a stop also. 16 beers are on tap, all house beers. Service a little slow but okay. Hanging lights and a few big windows keep the place lit. Have sandwiches and wings here. Seem somewhat pricey here. Place has quite a few customers for a Wednesday night. Overall good experience. Cheers!“ |
| 86 /100 122 E. MAIN ST. “Cool place just north of the Shenandoah skyline drive, so perfect after hiking or whatever in the national park. Beer is very good here - they do good takes on dark beers and IPAs, the old school West Coast style done well. Loved their DIPA. Service friendly if a little over enthusiastic - probably would avoid that if sitting at the bar. I sat outside on the super nice patio at sunset and it was awesome. Stayed a few hours. Flights available. A little pricier than some of the other nearby brewpubs, both food and flights.“ |
| 48 /100 The Vine and Leaf (Beer Store) 124 E. MAIN ST. “This place apparently used to be called Vino e Formaggio, it is now The Vine and Leaf. Based on the old twitter account, looks like the old place closed in the summer of 2014. Not to much parking near this place; I parked two blocks away. The girl working was nice. This place is mostly for wine, chocolate, and tea. The beer selection seemed to only be three different bottles. Prices seemed going rate. Not a beer destination.“ |
| 74 /100 The Vine and Leaf (Beer Store) 124 E. MAIN ST. “Stopped in to this place while visiting family in Front Royal. Eclectic little place where you can get some food and buy some beer or wine. Not a whole lot of bottles to choose from but the selection is constantly rotating and very unique. Owner Christian was very enthusiastic during my visit and even popped open a fresh bottle of a Belgian Liefmans Kriek for us to try while we shopped. Overall if you are in the Front Royal area, stop by. It’s worth it to stop in.“ |
