Frederick Social

Love Frederick Social! The drink selection is great, and the food is ok. It's nice to be able to hang out with friends and play some games!

We just came here for a drink but I wish we were staying for dinner! It is such a cool place with a great vibe and really nice people. This was our first time at any kind of self-pour taphouse, and the staff was very helpful in explaining how it works. We're gluten free (so not beer drinkers), and I wasn't sure how many options we would have. But there were so many fun drinks on tap we could try: cider, seltzer, wine, sangria, and cocktails. We *highly* recommend the Tipsy Peach; I could've drunk myself silly on that alone. We were really pleased to see so many gluten-free food options on the menu. We're looking forward to coming back and staying for dinner.

Bison cheeseburger bowl was tasty and a healthier option, but the portion size was somewhat smaller than expected. Staff was dry helpful!

We recently visited a fantastic restaurant that left a great first impression with its unique tap wall—a self-serve setup with an impressive variety of craft beers and ciders, perfect for trying new flavors at your own pace. It was our first time using a tap wall, and the novelty made the experience so fun and interactive! The outdoor seating was a major highlight, with a relaxed, pet-friendly vibe that welcomed furry friends. Situated right next to a scenic trail, it’s an ideal spot for a post-hike meal or a casual evening out. The food was solid, with fresh, flavorful options, and the staff were friendly and quick to help. Highly recommend for a laid-back, dog-friendly outing with a modern twist!

Great beer. Nice people.

Three 12 oz pour beers and two glasses of wine cost $58 not including the lowest set tip of 18%. They really promoted gay rights if you like that and had an beautiful outside Riverwalk set up

Self serve beer, lounge with kids area, had fun playing a trivia game. Nice location on Carol Creek.

Coming from Tampa/St Pete Florida, I see what this restaurant is trying to be, but it needs some work. The menu is pretty limited, and very over priced. For $60 I got great nachos, an average grilled cheese and brisket sandwich with one hand full of mixed greens (side salad) then the $9 kids meal was 1 folded over quesadilla with cheese, and the fruit cup was 2 sliced strawberries, 3 grapes and 5 blueberries. The kids play area seemed like dirty toys from a yard sale. Suggestions: broaden menu and put in arcade games, corn hole, more games. Also have actual wait staff. Either get rid of the kids area completely or get some real play equipment.

If you're looking for food that’s as nourishing as it is delicious, this place hits it out of the park. Every dish tastes like it was made with intention, packed with fresh ingredients and bold, vibrant flavors that leave you feeling energized, not weighed down. I had the grain bowl with grilled salmon, quinoa, roasted sweet potatoes, kale, avocado, and a lemon tahini dressing — it was beautifully balanced, perfectly seasoned, and plated like something from a high-end restaurant. The veggies were crisp and clearly just prepped, and the salmon was cooked to tender, flaky perfection. We also tried their cold-pressed juices and smoothie bowls, and everything was refreshingly light but full of flavor — not overly sweet, just clean and bright. The green juice was especially great: crisp, hydrating, and packed with real greens. The staff were friendly, fast, and clearly passionate about what they serve. The space itself was calm and minimalist, with a modern, earthy vibe — plants, natural wood accents, and an open kitchen that gives you a front-row view of the freshness in action. Whether you’re vegan, gluten-free, or just trying to eat clean, there’s something here for everyone. This isn’t just a place to eat — it’s a place to feel good. Five stars, no question. Healthy food lovers, this is your spot.

Really liked this set up. There were 50 taps that you scanned a card at and poured how much beer you wanted.