WOW! Way more than I thought would be in here! I must have taken over 300 pictures. I thought it was going to be small from the looks on the outside. It was 2 floors! Highly recommend

This was one of my favorite stops on our whole trip. The volunteer guide was friendly and knowledgeable and I wish I had more time to spend with him talking about hospital architecture. The book selection in the gift shop rivals any other museum bookshop I’ve been to. Absolutely stop here if you’re in the area. Side note: there is a parking garage out back which is better than street parking.

This museum is well laid out and informative. The exhibits were fun and educational and did a great job at eroding the belief that surgeons during this period were butchers and primitive. The only change i would like to see is a larger display on the adaptations and advances in medical care during g the time such as more on prosthetics than what is there

I loved this place and found it very informative. The people working were very informative and made sure to follow up if you had questions. Lots of information packed into this space.

Interesting museum. The volunteer guide was knowledgeable and friendly. Only took about 45 minutes to see it all. On two floors with elevator access. Parking on street may be difficult but there is a garage to park. The street its on is absolutely charming. Would recommend if in the area, but maybe disappointing if coming from far away.

Ask for a private tour with Rich Parker! Very knowledge, worth every penny and then some. We learned so much! A lot of incredibly interesting historical information packed into this museum. Well worth the visit and leaves you wanting to learn more!

Smaller, but really interesting spot. Our docent, James, was super knowledgeable and a good speaker. It was helpful that he explained the layout of the exhibits, and the development of the standard procedures for caring for those injured in battle. He was also great about taking questions from visitors. Really worth a visit.

We bought tickets online and it was seamless, and inexpensive compared to resell prices. We saw Cinderella performed by The World Ballet Company. It blew my expectations. The theatre itself was very organized, multiple bathrooms up and downstairs. Definitely handi-cap assessable. I also want to note that they do sell beer, wine and cocktails for the show. Highly recommend!!! ✨

I want to like the location. But the seating is not the best. I heard from a speaker series that it used to be a theater? Ironically enough, she was talking about how the theater was segregated and they were required to sit in the balcony where the seats were not that good. Nothings changed in half a century lol you still can’t see the stage over the tops of peoples heads- thankfully there’s no large bonnets. It’s a multi event venue. Overall nice staff and decent parking. But again, it’s the view that’s missing the ultra downward slope of the nyc theater scene.

This is a beautiful building and a step back in time. They kept most of the original decor which is stunning. Even the lights for the bathrooms are cool. They have a few displays that showcase some of the memorable events and people that were here. I would have loved to have seen this place in it heyday. I was glad to get the chance to finally get to see it. The FSO was having a concert and I was lucky to get a view of the backstage. The prep rooms are below the stage and you can see all the autographs left behind over the years.

Great theater, have been a few times. Seats all have a good view and are surprisingly large and comfortable given the age of the theater. Production is always good. There's concessions and a bar insight but no food service and the restrooms are undersized so plan accordingly. Bonus, the attached garage charges a whole dollar and hour!

My second time at the Weinberg, both times to see 1964 The Tribute. An older theatre, but was packed with fans of all ages. It does have 2 bars, and water and coke products for sale, some snacks but no "food". Onstreet and garage parking ($3.00). Ladies room is small. Get there early!

Old school feel. Was great being in a theater that has survived the ages. Beautiful place to see a show.

Went to see the 1947 version of It's a Wonderful Life and absolutely loved the old theatre charm and atmosphere. Enjoyed a live performance by The Catoctones - made the evening very magical and put me instantly in the Christmas spirit! Will be returning to see more live shows and movies presented by them!

As someone who enjoys exploring historical houses, learning about the people who lived them and the history that surrounded them. I found this trip very pleasant. It was only $5 for admission which is not bad for all that you get a multi-room house with interactive displays in a beautiful garden outside.

So glad we stopped by here! The staff/volunteers are so incredibly friendly and knowledgeable. Every staff member we came across engaged our 6 and 8 year old in a fun lesson with hands on activities. We were told to check out the creek behind the dairy barn and the kids ended up spending a good hour or so trying to catch crawfish. Would definitely come back again to visit!

Historical frederick, located close to downtown frederick! A great place to go for a walk- but if that county is open, the manor is full of amazing historical amenities and structures to glimpse what living in frederick a couple centuries ago was like! If programs are running, the staff are very well informed!

A beautiful home and grounds very paint worthy if you are an artist. The interior of the home is beautiful and is accessible to all who enter the staff was very nice and accommodating.

Not a huge fan. Of all the historic sites to visit in the greater DC area, this one is mediocre. One interesting thing I learned is that tea used to come in "bricks." enlarge the pic. to see a tea brick.

The WWII event at Rosehill Manor was really wonderful. The soldiers took young and old visitors on a trip to the past. The UFO show gave us Laurel and Hardy skits, big band singers and entertained everyone. Seeing the old trucks, cars, tents filled with only that era's communication tools made one realize that the lack of computers, cell phones and gadgets still enabled our men and women the ability to put a stop to Hitler.

I have a hard time giving this place more then 3 stars. They have trouble getting family events to go smooth unless they are history based they had a good ww2 set up with a car show. This past Halloween event was good but they have done poorly to many times for me to give them more.

This is my favorite spot to chill and people watch in downtown Frederick. Smack dab in the middle of everything interesting going on downtown. Very well maintained with lots to do on either side. Super dog friendly. Readers Digest just ranked Downtown Frederick as the best historic downtown in 2025 and I’m sure this park had a lot to do with scoring the honor.

Carroll Creek Park It's a beautiful place to walk in the afternoon with the family. There are many restaurants and ice cream parlors. ❤️ When we went, all the places were very clean. I found it a familiar environment. The children were delighted with the fish and the Vitorias Regia. A beauty apart. ❤️

Lovely autumn morning walk along the bank of Carroll Creek. The lotus were still pretty, especially the purple flowers with colorful leaves, which is why we visited. Will be back late next summer to see more blossoms.

A lovely place for a walk in downtown Frederick. Sidewalks on both sides of the canal that has water gardens in its center. Easy access to the library and downtown shops and restaurants.

This park is the perfect spot for a casual walk, jog or run. Also a great spot to take the kids or go for a bike ride. Very lively on weekends and a ton of restaurants and shops to explore. Large parking garages nearby help make the area super easy to get to. Long path and very safe, definitely one of our favourite spots!

In town visiting Frederick MD, and had to stop there. Garage parking costs us $4, but it was doable. Vendors, beautiful walking paths, great weather. The live music was a plus as well. Prices at the booths for food were fair. This would be a great venue for a walking date or stroll with the kids

Lovely park with wide paths along the creek - perfect for walking, biking, or just relaxing by the water. The scenery is charming, with bridges, fountains, and plenty of spots to sit and take in the atmosphere.

From the moment I walked in, I was impressed by the décor at The Wine Kitchen on the Creek. The stars on the ceiling, the unique lighting fixtures, and the thoughtful design details set the mood right away. The atmosphere felt lively and polished, with staff constantly moving around to adjust tables, clear settings, and deliver food—even from servers who weren’t mine. Our waiter, Kevin, was exceptional. He had a strong knowledge of the wine selection, and even with my partner being a sommelier, Kevin held his own in conversation. That level of expertise really stood out. We visited during Restaurant Week to sample their offerings. I enjoyed the shish kabobs, flank steak, and their house-made gelato—each dish was delicious and impressively prepared. After the meal, I tried one of their playful cocktails. Opening the drink menu was a delight in itself, with video game–inspired creations featuring names like Mario and Bowser. Unique, creative, and fun. Overall, the experience exceeded my expectations. I left completely surprised—in the best way—and I’m already planning to make the drive from Baltimore (over an hour away) just to dine there again. Highly recommended.

Eat on the terrace if weather permits. Gorgeous place. Music. Waterside views. Great wine. Sam the sommelier writes the best wine descriptions ever. The Smith Island chocolate cake is to live for! Great service by Ian and Isaac (who also happens to have amazing penmanship.) Excellent French press coffee.

We always love it here, but this time was a step above even the normal experience. We went to celebrate our anniversary, and they wrote us a hand-written card! The food is always incredible and so well thought through. The cocktails AND mocktails were complex and interesting. This is our favorite special occasions spot!

We had an absolutely phenomenal meal at The Wine Kitchen—easily the best dining experience I’ve had in a long time. From start to finish, the service was spectacular and the food was nothing short of delicious. Every single bite was packed with flavor and expertly prepared. Our server, Dwayne, was attentive, knowledgeable, and made the experience even more enjoyable with his warm and patient service. We were pleasantly surprised to be dining during Restaurant Week, which offered a great variety of options. For starters, we enjoyed the sourdough bread with wildflower honey—simple yet exquisite. I opted for the Restaurant Week special and chose the Wagyu flank steak, perfectly paired with a baked potato and fresh chives. Alongside the entrée, I selected a cheese plate with some olive oil bread, which complemented the meal beautifully. For dessert, I indulged in the “pick three” homemade ice creams: caramel coconut, sorbet, and vanilla—each one rich and creamy, a perfect sweet finish. (Another part of the Resturant week deal). On the drinks side, I ordered a refreshing Cosmopolitan and a glass of wine, while my mom tried one of their new signature cocktails—a mezcal margarita—which she thoroughly enjoyed. The ambiance was equally impressive. We were seated in a cozy, intimate private booth adorned with gorgeous wallpaper that created a charming, scenic backdrop. It made the evening feel truly special and memorable. I can’t rave enough about The Wine Kitchen. If you’re looking for exquisite food, attentive service (especially from Dwayne), and a warm atmosphere, this is the place to go! I’m looking forward to returning so I can indulge in one of their wine flights. They let you mix and match from all sorts of wine on their menu. Also excited to try some more of their appetizers. The menu is seriously so creative and there’s so much to choose from.

We had the most wonderful time sitting outside with family here! It was my second time back (visiting family in town) & Anna was our server! She was fabulous. The food was outstanding. Service was beyond incredible! Wine is always great. Dessert was unbelievable as well! We ordered a lot off the special menu they had. The peach salad was one of the best salads I’ve ever had! The atmosphere is amazing, inside & outside!

One of the best restaurants in Frederick. Food was delicious and the service was immaculate. Our waitress was very accommodating and went out of her way to ensure that we enjoyed our dining experience. Thank you! We will be back.

I tried the vegan bolgogi mushroom tacos appetizer and the vegan casarecce entree (pictured). Both were absolutely incredible! The atmosphere was great, perfect for a date night. The service was also excellent! I love that the menu is seasonal - I’m excited to try what’a next!

Everything was absolutely delicious and the service is always top notch! I forgot how much I love the Tasting Room - both the food and cocktails. We started with the burrata appetizer - Very refreshing with the peach and frisee. For our entrees we got the rack of lamb and stone bass. Absolutely loved the taro croquette that came with the stone bass. Husband really enjoyed the lamb. We ended the night with the matcha strawberry Creme brûlée and the molten butter cake (SO GOOD). For drinks, I got the espresso martini (best in town) and husband had the refresa. Highly recommend for a nice dinner downtown!

A must try if you're in the area!! Actually, this is a must try, even if you have to drive outside the area. We stopped in for happy hour - great cocktails and we had a lot of them but sadly I did not take many pictures. Really liked the atmosphere and the bartender was so nice! I'll be back!

My wife and I were celebrating our 10-year anniversary. They gave us a complimentary glass of champagne to celebrate. We started off with the pear salad and brussel sprouts, which were absolutely incredible. For dinner we had the scallops and the dry aged burger. I think it was probably the best burger I had in my life. I highly recommend it! For dessert, we had the pumpkin creme brulee. It was delicious! I can't recommend this place enough. The prices were very fair, especially when you consider how amazing everything tasted.

Really nice spot downtown. Wednesday is half priced bottles of wine, so I went with the chablis. It was delicious. Paired well with my meal. The mussels were delicious. They were cooked and served in a curry sauce that was drinkable, it was so good. The bread they give you for dipping has a nice flavor, as well. Toasted but still soft. The scallops were in another, totally different curry. Lacked a little bit of luster compared to the mouth full of flavor with every bite like the mussels, but still tasty. The scallops were nice and soft. Not chewy at all. I ended with the white lava cake for dessert. Topped with their house made vanilla bean ice cream, and a lemon sauce on the bottom thay was amazing. Overall, it was a really delicious meal. I highly recommend it, and i will definitely return.

I would definitely recommend making a reservation at The Tasting Room, as it’s a popular choice for fine dining in downtown Frederick, where options are somewhat limited. For parking, the Church Street garage is your best bet, though if you’re lucky, you might find parallel street parking nearby. I’ve dined here twice for dinner, and while the food is quite good, the atmosphere didn’t fully resonate with me. Both visits were for date nights, but I found the seating arrangements to be a bit too cramped, with tables placed very close together. The noise level was quite high, making it difficult to have a quiet conversation. Being right downtown, sirens frequently sounded outside, adding to the distraction. At times, I could overhear conversations from neighboring tables, and we had to repeat ourselves to hear each other clearly. That said, this was on a busy Saturday night, so weekday experiences might be more subdued. On the bright side, their happy hour is fantastic—though it’s bar-only—and the cocktails are delicious. While I’m not the biggest fan of the espresso martini, the Lily Pad is my go-to, and their old-fashioned is consistently solid. Overall, The Tasting Room is a great spot for a quick drink or a more casual outing, and with a reservation, it’s well worth a visit.

When we got there, it started off kind of rough. They sat us sort of in the middle of the dining room with a table that was lopsided. But when the waitress came over, she immediately fixed the table and brought us eacgh glass of Prosecco for our anniversary. It was very sweet. We ordered the charcuterie platter, which was delicious. The we couldn't decide on what wine we wanted since he wanted steak and I wanted seafood. The Somalia came over and made some great suggestions and we ended up finding a bottle that we both agreed on based on her recommendation. He got the Wagyu steak frites and I got the linguine and clams. It took a really long time to get the food. But it was worth it. His steak was off the chain. My linguine and clam sauce was a little under-seasoned. But the pasta was really well done and the clams were perfect. We got the butter cake for dessert, soooo good. Overall a great experience!

Review: The Tasting Room – A Longtime Favorite, but a Disappointing Change My wife and I have been dining at The Tasting Room for over 20 years, and it has consistently been one of our favorite restaurants. The food, service, and atmosphere have always been exceptional — truly a place we’ve celebrated and recommended to countless friends. Unfortunately, our visit tonight felt noticeably different from what we’ve come to love. The crab cakes, once the best we’ve ever had, have changed dramatically since our last visit in February. They went from being a signature dish we eagerly looked forward to, to something I honestly wouldn’t take the time to eat again. I understand the restaurant recently brought on a new chef, and while I’m sure he is talented, I hope he reconsiders altering the dishes that helped define The Tasting Room’s reputation. Some classics are best left as they are — especially when they’ve been perfected over decades. We truly hope to see the beloved flavors that made The Tasting Room special return soon.

Black Hog BBQ is great!! Beef Rib was seasoned and flavorful. Loaded fries was hot and delicious along with their sides of potato salad and mac and cheese. I did have the brisket which was too dry for my liking. I prefer more of a moist brisket but it was fine. Definitely recommend Black Hog for BBQ.

Better than I was anticipating. If smokey is not your thing, then this place isn't for you because smokey is the ONLY flavor there is. Brisket needs seasoning. Just salt and pepper would be better than nothing. Fresh cut fries are always nice, and the house made Mac n cheese was pretty decent. They had a few good sauces, too. Overall, It'll work in a pinch. Maybe the other meats are better.

Me and the family decided to give this place a try and this place was absolutely amazing. The atmosphere was very pleasant and the menu was very basic and simple.The staff was also terrific. Now onto the burger and fries that I ordered. It's probably one of the best juiciest burgers that I've ever had. Plenty of toppings and the French fries were seasoned to perfection. The rest of the family all ordered ribs and they said everything was top notch with huge portions of sides. My only regret is not posting pictures of the beautiful burger. Don't worry, I will add them on my next visit. This place is definitely five out of five and I highly recommend this place if you live ribs and a darn good burger.

Delicious Brisket and Pork Street Tacos! Their Mule was tasty and offered as a nice stop into town on the way from a day trip.

Had the opportunity to stop by Black Hog BBQ and Bar’s downtown Frederick location for lunch today after a detour through town and I’m glad I did. This place has been recommended to me by several people, and their praise was well deserved. I ordered the wings, the New “Balmore” sandwich, and a side of beans. Everything was fantastic, easily some of the best BBQ I’ve had in Maryland, comparable to spots I’ve tried down south. The sauce was outstanding, the brisket on the sandwich had a perfect smoke ring, and the beans were some of my favorites anywhere. Service was friendly, and the food came out quickly but not too fast, that sweet spot where it’s fresh and flavorful, not rushed. Overall, an excellent lunch experience. I’ll definitely be back.

First time here and I’m so impressed! The food is amazing and the staff is very nice! Also very clean and great sounding audio. I’ll be back!

Great spot! Great people making great BBQ! Two Meats, Pulled Pork Sandwich and sauce is THE boss. Definitely coming back.

This is a great bar / restaurant located in the heart of downtown Frederick! Awesome spot with fast service and great food. We opted for salads and they were delicious. Also highly recommend the fried pickles, they were really good. I'd like to see a larger variety of draft beers in the future but overall a great time. We sat outside on their rooftop bar

Cute little restaurant. Great service. I ordered the Caesar salad and the pita and hummus. I thought the pita was going to be fresh. But it was fried so not as healthy as I had wanted. I thought it came with vegetables that you could dip in the hummus, but, not really. See photo. The Caesar salad was fine. I would probably get something else if I came back.

I have not been to this place in over seven years. Pre-Covid. It has changed a bit and a food quality has gotten worse. The prices are much higher of course, but the food portions are much less we spent over $100 for two people. I would not recommend anything on the main fair in the menu stick to the bar. Food and sandwich is much cheaper. Probably better quality. Little disappointed in the way that place has changed since our last visit. I guess it part of the Times now our prices of skyrocket and portions have decreased and it’s just the way things are now so I really can’t afford to go out to eat much anymore. so we’re definitely not coming back to this place.

Honestly not the best night and I wish we went elsewhere. The main area has a nice vibe but we got put in this back weird room that was just beige with weird tablecloths and some weird looking art. Our server was very condescending. I was trying to order two shooters for myself and two for my partner I was with. She cut me off before I could even finish and said "who are these drinks for?" ummm.. Me and my partner? She was very condescending in her explanation of it being the law and there can only be a number of drinks at a time. Yes, that's fine and I understand. She was doing her job and following the law but she did it in a condescending rude way. The food was mid - I got a chicken wrap that was small for 15$ and dripped all over me. The drinks are very good at least so go sit at the bar and I hope you have a better time than I did.

We stopped on our way through on a Friday. We parked on the street around the corner. We chose to sit outside. The atmosphere is very relaxed. This was my favorite stop all week. We had the salad with apple cider vinaigrette, and the crab pizza. The pizza was very, very, extremely salty. I still enjoyed it. There was plenty of crab on the pizza. Service was excellent. We sampled several different drinks. I enjoyed the crystal wheat. Street parking was free after 5pm. We did not have any wait on the night we stopped.

Visiting Frederick and have enjoyed Brewers Alley twice in a week. Going back next weekend! I had the Salmon both times...excellent & crab dip appetizer, which was also delish. Great atmosphere & the outdoor seating in the front was perfect.

We stopped here on a Sunday afternoon for lunch and we’re not disappointed. The Old Bay wings and pizza were really good! The rooftop bar area is a great place on a beautiful day. Service was very good as well, the servers work together to make sure you are taken care of. This is our new favorite spot in Frederick!

Stopped in over a busy holiday weekend and had to wait for outdoor seating as we had our dog with us. Once seated, we were very quickly served - excellent beer selection! Although the pizzas looked tempting, we decided on the Rasta Rice Bowl with jerk chicken which was delicious. The service was friendly and professional. We finished our meal with the key lime coconut pie. All in all, a great experience!

Friendly service at this small pub with an outside seating area. It's tucked down a street in from the busy main streets of the downtown in Frederick. We ordered the Pick 4 Detroit style pizza and the salad. The pizza was incredible, but there was very little sausage. The rest of the ingredients were fresh and tasty over very good dough. The salad was a good size for sharing with very fresh vegetables. Both waitresses were incredibly attentive and friendly. Recommend this pub in downtown Frederick. ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4.4 stars

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ White Rabbit Gastropub in Frederick is the kind of place that makes you want to stay for “just one more” — one more drink, one more slice, one more laugh. It’s got that perfect mix of charm and chill: cozy enough to feel like a hidden gem, but lively enough to keep things interesting. Now, let’s talk about that Detroit-style pizza. Wow. Crispy edges, fluffy center, cheesy perfection — honestly, it might be one of the best pizzas I’ve ever had (and I don’t say that lightly). Every bite was a happy little moment. Add in great food, a fun atmosphere, and friendly service, and you’ve got yourself a winner. White Rabbit is definitely a spot I’ll be hopping back to soon! 🐇🍕🍻

Best food I’ve ever had. I got the French Onion Soup Burger. Who ever thought of that idea is a genius. Also, the side of fries with old bay and honey was so good. I’ve never had anything like it. If you never have come here before, you have to. You definitely won’t regret it.

Everything you want in a gastropub. Excellent food and excellent beer selection and so much more. French toast was next level. Try it and you'll ask how did they get that amazing texture and sweetness. Spoiler alert, it's brown sugar baked to the surface. How? No clue, but additional senses are required. Oh, and the smash burger was very good too.

The smash burger is definitely the star of the show. Juicy, nice crispy edges, and overflowing with flavor. Their pizza is good, too, but its just pizza....(full disclosure, im not a big pizza guy). They have a pretty good tap list, too.

Nestled in the heart of downtown Frederick, The White Rabbit is an absolute favorite of ours and a must-visit for anyone seeking an exceptional dining experience. Having visited several times, I’ve been meaning to share my experience—and I can confidently say this restaurant exceeds expectations in every way. First, a quick tip on parking: there is a small, convenient lot with about 10 metered spaces right in front of the restaurant. After 5 PM, the meters are free, which is a great bonus. Alternatively, the Church Street garage is nearby and a good option for longer stays. The ambiance at The White Rabbit truly sets it apart. We’ve enjoyed dining both downstairs and upstairs, but I personally recommend the upstairs area. It offers an intimate, moody vibe enhanced by stunning red velvet wallpaper—a perfect backdrop for photos with friends or family. The upstairs bar features rich red lighting and charming seasonal décor, creating a warm and festive atmosphere. Another plus is the convenience of bathrooms located upstairs, so you don’t have to trek downstairs. The seating arrangements upstairs, including cozy half booths, provide a more spacious and comfortable experience compared to the sometimes cramped downstairs. Now, the cocktails are something to rave about. Each drink is expertly crafted and packs a punch. On our last visit, we tried the seasonal Harvest Hugo Spritz, alongside an impeccably balanced Old Fashioned and refreshing grapefruit crushes. For just $1.50 more, you can upgrade your crush to Tito’s vodka—a small price for such a quality upgrade. To start, we ordered the empanadas and chicken skewers. The empanadas arrived piping hot and perfectly cooked—absolutely delicious. While the chicken skewers were a bit pricey for the portion size, they remain a solid choice for a simple, classic appetizer. And if you love truffle fries, theirs are simply to die for. For entrees, we sampled the Detroit-style pizza, the Smashburger, and Carmela’s Cutlet. Each dish was exceptional. The pizza, especially the Veronica, was a flavor-packed delight that kept me coming back for more. The Smashburger was juicy and flavorful, and the cutlet was generously sized—definitely perfect for leftovers. The White Rabbit’s menu is both inventive and approachable, making it ideal for a variety of occasions—happy hour, date night, brunch, or family gatherings. I make a point to visit several times a year because the quality and atmosphere never disappoint. Lastly, the service deserves special mention—attentive, friendly, and professional every time. In summary, The White Rabbit is a standout dining destination in Frederick. Whether you’re a local or just visiting, do yourself a favor and experience this gem. Highly recommended!