Winding Path Brewing Co / Wyndridge Farm Brewing

 

 

 

Farmhouse brewery in PA not far from York. Comfortable open seating, with a good selection of beers and ciders to try. Flexible offering of a sampler helps you work through the selections. Three standards plus some rotating features. Realloy good food - creative farm-based menu.

Vibe depends on what you're looking for. If you're looking to take your grandmother out or a new girl on a date, it's great. If you're a beer enthusiast of any sort, not so much. 20 taps, 3 are wine and 2 are soda, then usually 6-8 beers and 7-9 ciders/cysers. Beers are 3 year rounds which fall short, except for the Porter which is alright. Then 2-4 seasonal beers which also usually fall short. Ciders are good, dry, clean and crisp. Haven't found one I disliked. Even the seasonals/one off ciders are usually on point. Cider outshines the beer 10:1.
Food is great 99% of the time, albeit sometimes inconsistent. Service is good too.

 

 

 

 

Converted/expanded barn - no expense was spared to make this a classy dining experience. Beer, cider, and wine are produced on site. Food and service were excellent. Beer is limited to Wyndridge offerings only, which aren't bad but aren't anything to get excited about. Dining area adjoins the brilliantly lighted and rather antiseptic bar, so if you're looking for a cozy, intimate atmosphere - this ain't it. However, if you want good food and are willing to put up with an acceptable if somewhat limited beer selection, Wyndridge is worth a visit.

Probably the swankiest brewpub/microbrewery I've ever been in without being pretentious. Someone sunk some serious coin into this place. A microbrewery/cidery/winery. Six beers on draft, all respectable, none world class. Food is farm to table. Drafts were fairly priced, growlers a little pricey at $14 a fill and some of the small batch beers were not available for growler fills. The menu is not extensive but very interesting and what I had was very good. Food was not inexpensive but fairly priced for the quality. Gift shop with swag and lots of cider, and some wine and beer available for takeout. Amiable crowd with some good ole southern York county conversation. Large, brand spanking new brewery, open air kitchen. This place has the potential to be something very special, particularly for southern York County. The beers, food, and venue make it a place worth visiting.