7 Best Craft Breweries near Mount Joy

“My wife and I finally decided to go here for the first time today. Didn't have any beer but did have a delicious cocktail. But the food was amazing. We got the pretzel, tacos and the Rangoon dip. We couldn't decide which one we liked better! We will definitely be coming back soon. Also everyone working there was very nice. If you were like us and debated about going there, you need to go.“

“My husband and I dined in the catacombs tonight, and it was the best experience we’ve had dining in a long time. The tour was quick and full of fun facts. The catacombs themselves are BEAUTIFUL. As for food, He got the Pork Tomahawk which he said was tender and delicious. I got the roasted chicken which I thought was insanely good. The skin was crunchy but the meat was moist and tender. The mashed potatoes were smooth, with little skin in them, and had great flavor. Side note - MAKE THE RESERVATION! The book up quick!!We will 100% be back again, whether to dine in the gardens/upstairs rooms or the catacombs again. 10/10 recommend“

“One word for this…. Hidden gem!This place has been on the forefront of locust street for a few years and I haven’t tried it! Atmosphere is great, food seemed good, and the bartenders are awesome. The inside provides a rustic and vintage feel while in the historic town of columbia.Flights are about 9 dollars for 4, 5 oz glasses. And cocktails are roughly 7 dollars depending on what you get!Extremely affordable pricing and a great spot to grab a drink and some vibes :)“

“The food is always excellent. But both the mead and the beer are so high above par you can go for just for the quality of drinks alone. Very relaxed family atmosphere and the patio has always accommodated our large friend group. Trivia nights are a fave.“

“Moo-Duck is right next to the Elizabethtown Amtrak. I was quite hungry before this 3 hour train ride to nyc. I was hoping they had something quick and yummy for me to take to the station and I wasn’t disappointed. I’m not an alcohol drinker, but I am an experienced chili eater. Their chili did not disappoint. I was in and out of there in 7 minutes and was able to sit at the tracks while eating some warm delicious chili. The tortilla chips they throw in were great for scooping and crushing up into the chili. The only thing I would say is that the bowl could be a bit bigger for the $6. Great service and great atmosphere inside.TLDR: Yummy chili and quick service.“

“Grateful Dead themed brewery that was playing some good tunes on the radio and then had a great live band play (The Nobles). Every beer we had was good, they have a good variety of styles to choose from. They have a small food menu, we each got burgers that came with fries or tots and coleslaw. Everything was fresh and delicious! The bartender could have been a little friendlier but other than that we had a good experience.“

“I have been coming here regularly since they opened, so have probably been here 25+ times. Their brews are good as well as their panini sandwiches, sliders and small bites such as cheeses. The Gouda cheese tray is pictured. I guess I ate my sliders too quickly to take any this time. They use all locally sourced ingredients, which is a plus. They used to have music here a lot, but it seems in recent years the owners may be focusing more on their expanded locations to Lancaster and ironspire. They have added to the rear area of their brewery recently as well as added additional outdoor seating for warmer weather. When it’s nice, I like sitting outside here, although that may invite some Columbia characters to stop for unwanted chats, so be aware of that.“