Caboose Brewing Company & Tavern

Clean, airy, pleasant environment with delicious, fresh and local foods. Seasoned and cooked well. The best chicken sandwich around. Love the rotating menu too. Some items are great, some are just ok for my tastes. Beers are fun and delicious. Many fanciful brews. Excellent service. Definitely a solid go to when we don't know where we want to go.

Caboose Brewing Co. offers a fantastic blend of great food, drinks, and community vibes that make it a must-visit locale. During my visit, I indulged in their Spicy Shrimp Appetizer and the Tavern Quesadilla, and both were incredibly delicious. The flavors were vibrant and satisfying, making it clear that their kitchen knows how to please a palate.Caboose isn't just about food, though; their drink offerings are equally impressive. Beyond their excellent selection of beers, they also serve cocktails that delight just as much. It's a great spot to explore a diverse range of flavors, whether you're in the mood for a crisp brew or a well-crafted cocktail.The dog-friendly patio is an added bonus, providing a welcoming environment for dog owners to relax and enjoy their time without leaving their beloved pets behind. It's a comfortable space that enhances the overall experience.What truly sets Caboose Brewing Co. apart is its sense of community. The Monday night run club is a testament to this, gathering the nicest people together for a bit of exercise and camaraderie. It's more than just a place to eat and drink; it's a gathering spot where connections are made and nurtured.

Stopped here for lunch yesterday after bike riding on the W&OD trail. (Love how convenient this place is, being right ON the trail! Plus there are bike racks with plenty of space for locking up bikes.) We ate at a high-top table on the patio, which was very pleasant. The online menu and ordering system (GoTab) works well (ask a waitperson for the WIFI password for their guest network): one person can place the whole order or each individual in a group can place their own order, and payment is a separate process, where the check can be split in a variety of ways as desired. Some of the menu items shown on their website and in Yelp were not on the menu when we were there (e.g., I don't recall seeing the Brussels, Pork Belly, and a few of the other items), so perhaps the menu changes periodically. Also, when we were there, the Eggs Benedict was "sold out".We tried the Watermelon Ceviche , the Caboose Hash (with chorizo and egg), and the Shrimp and Grits (with a side of bacon); I also had a matcha latte. The Caboose Hash was excellent. The Watermelon Ceviche was very good. The Shrimp and Grits had plenty of shrimp, but it was very "soupy" and salty - it would be better with much less sauce. (The side of bacon was excellent.) One of the hash orders included an over-easy egg but was served with a hard yolk; however, the waitress cheerfully offered a replacement egg, which came out quickly and just right. The Matcha Latte was excellent (I love that unsweetened is an option here, as is a variety of non-dairy "milks"), but it could have been hotter (they were busy, which may be the reason).The whole meal for the three of us cost $84 (including tip), which is a bit pricey for lunch (4 appetizer-sized dishes and 1 matcha latte).

Stopped by when walking along the w&OD trail, and was particularly excited to come here. When we arrived, we failed to be seated, and a waiter told us there were no more seats. We managed to find seating at the bar, and while our bartender was friendly, I hope management organizes staffing much better - everyone seemed incredibly stressed and overworked, which is never nice to experience as a customer. As for the food, I enjoyed the breakfast hash with chorizo, as it was spicy and flavorful. The sandwich was a decent portion, but not too flavorful. My partner was not very satisfied, Overall, felt like the restaurant was too disorganized but has such a nice environment - a shame!

Stumbled upon this brewery while we were in the area and loved it! Great beer, right by a biking/walking trail, beautiful indoor area - what more can you ask for!

Caboose Brewing Company & Tavern is a fun spot to hit up while biking on the W&OD trail in Vienna. ‍ They have a great selection of beers and a variety of options for brunch and lunch. It's all self-service: you scan a QR code on the table and your order will be brought out to you. I ordered a chicken sandwich with a side salad. The sandwich was really good, but the salad was pretty simple--just spring mix and dressing. I wish there was a bit more to it. Overall, it's a great place to relax and refuel during your ride!

We had breakfast on a Saturday morning inside a beer brewing company, which was an exciting and unique location. We enjoyed seeing people walking and jogging outside, and this place was right next to Washington and Old Dominion Trail. The food was good, and the ambiance created a unique dining experience. However, the food portions were smaller than what we expected.

I love this location in mosaic and was pleasantly surprised to come across this location while on the w&od trail. It has an opening facing the trail and an area to park your bike.I mainly came in because I needed ice cold water but decided to get a drink to treat myself. My server Sophie was great despite how awfully sweaty i was after my run. She was kind and very personable. She was quick with the water refills and brought me a second glass wish I appreciated so much. Food looks good here but I settled on a pint of the Citra Ipa. The perfect hazy and citrus-y drink. Hindsight I should have ordered the 10oz but they also offer 4oz. They have seasonal cocktails, mocktails, and coffee drinks. The inside was spacious and there is outdoor seating along with an upstairs area. They have a run club meeting here monday nights at 6:30, so that is interesting.

I love stopping here with my friend after a long ride. Food is awesome. Ambience is absolutely amazing the core rocks. It is cyclist, friendly. What's does not to love?Two. Thumbs up, highly recommend.

What a surprise seeing a coffee shop on the bike trail. A hot coffee hit the spot after a cold 50 mile bike ride. Definitely worth a stop. Perfect place to take a quick break.