This is such a cute and cozy place to have a picnic or hang outside with your friends and family. The brewery only has beers and no ciders and one seltzer- as a heads up. Everyone enjoyed their beer, the live music and fresh open air. The kids in the group loved visiting the animals in the back as well. It's a great place to play small outdoor games with your family or just read a book with a beer.

What a stunning place, and the beers were good, too! You can't really beat Manor Hill on a nice day. It's family friendly, lots of seating and picnicking areas, fun events and fundraisers, and of course - animals! Parking is plentiful, and I found Manor Hill fairly accessible and palatable to different tastes. They have a captive onsight pizza truck, which was very tasty - though I do believe you can still bring your own food if you wish. Additionally, they sell some farmstand goodies. We came home with a delicious jar of pub pickles. They are open Friday-Sunday. I recommend reading their website for farm rules, which includes no dogs. Check out their website and social media platforms which both seem to be updated regularly with beers and happenings. If Manor Hill was closer, I could see us making this a regular spot. Definitely worth the visit!

I bought some beer by them from my local liquor store, it was very good. I have nothing else to say but yelp is making me say more

Beautiful place to be. We went for the craft fair, and got a couple of beers. I did leave with a 6 pack, that was delicious. The service was great, and fast which was awesome! Mexican Food truck was good! The live music was neat, and it was an all around peaceful experience. Great vibes.

My fiancé and I attended the Craft Fair & Makers Market at Manor Hill Brewing. I liked how there were three spots (Taproom, Mobile, and Barn) that you could order beer from and tented areas to sit and enjoy live music. They didn't have any sour ales at the moment. My fiance enjoyed the Hillside Hazy and Citra Splendor. He was tempted to buy a case of Citra Splendor. Since they were already chilled and we weren't going home right away, he decided not to get them. I enjoyed the Farm Fuzz, which is a wheat beer that was light, sweet, and subtle. It reminded me of a Blue Moon. Before heading home, I also purchased a brewery t-shirt!

What a great concept converting a farm into brewery. Very spacious venue. Ideal for beer tasting and private events. Food was provided by Jimmy's Famous Seafood. The food delivered some of the best seafood I have tried in Maryland. The shrimp and fries were hot and crispy. The shrimp sandwich was very good, but a little too much mayo for me. I also tried the fried bread pudding. It was different, not my favorite. The bread pudding was twinkie shaped. Lightly sweet. But overall, OK. Not sure if they are at the farm regularly or for events, but to drink good beer and eat hot food, you can't go wrong. Definitely checkout their website.

I've been meaning to get to the farm for some time. I really enjoy the classic IPA and often purchase so when we saw a post on Facebook we decided to head over. It's a very nice farm with malt options to sit around with friends and enjoy a nice day. We sat at the bar and had a drink and ordered off the food truck that was available. The bartender we had wasn't the most engaging but that's fine. We had a few beers and they didn't disappoint. The IPAs are hoppy and cold. The food in the truck was good but would have been better if it hadn't cooled. It's a beautiful farm with great views and today they had rescue draft horses you could engage with and pet. It seems they have activity every weekend so there's something for everyone. My only issue is not a dog friendly environment which is not a selling point because the competition in Maryland is dog friendly. We'll be back but this and the indifference of the bartender makes this a four.