Caboose Commons

This is such a great spot for happy hour! There's such a huge selection of beers, and the one guy let me sample some pale ales before I ordered. He was so knowledgeable and patient. I was trying to find a beer that I had a while ago that tasted like black tea with a hint of sweetness! They also have seasonal drinks and the menu switches up. I also order their half nachos. It's so good and they do not skimp on their toppings. It's good and enough for one person!! It's a great time here :) Tip: there's additional parking on the left side closer to the light if you don't want to park at moms garage and walk over :)

I had lunch at 3pm and I didn't want a full adult meal, so I literally went onto the kids' menu and looked for the greatest quantity of protein, so I chose the chicken tenders with a side salad. The chicken tenders were everything I expected and more (they come with Heinz ketchup) -- crispy and flavorful. But the SIDE SALAD. It was perfection. I don't know what was in the dressing but it tasted almost yogurt-y and it was so refreshing and light. The latte was creamy and had a light natural sweetness even though I didn't get it with any sweetener.The interior is super spacious and very industrial feeling and would be the perfect place to get some work done. There is free WiFi and a parking lot in the back, and you order on a QR code and they deliver all of the food right to your table.

Great place to come and hang out with friends over a beer, coffee, or tea. Nice indoor seating upstairs and on the main, entrance level. Nice seating outside as well.Orders are done with a QR code system, which makes paying simplified in a group setting. You don't really have that much iteraction with the staff, thus limited service. You only see them when they're bringing the food and drink out to you. Decor is modern and rustic.Very nice casual place for coffee, beer, and bites!

Dropped in for a quick bite to eat and some coffee after a long drive, had an oatmeal latte and bavarian pretzel served with cheese sauce. I was surprised by both, the pretzel was buttery and delicious with an excellent seedy mustard. I didn't get a chance to try any beer but would come back just to get the exact same meal. The staff was very friendly and offered suggestions, our food was prepared very quickly. The restaurant has plenty of space and has a second floor I didn't get to check out. Overall an excellent place to get a snack I will definitely be returning to check out their brews!

My friends love coming to Caboose Commons to get work done. One of them is a big coffee snob, so he recommended that I tried their cold brew because it's his favorite in the area. I stopped by with them a couple days ago and was surprised that a tap room could be this cozy and warm. There's a lot of space on the second floor that's more like a cafe/study area. A lot of people here were getting work done while sipping on a beverage or munching on a side of fries. The ordering system is pretty easy -- scan the QR code on each table, place an order, and someone will bring it up when it's ready. Since my friend was adamant about the cold brew, I got the cold brew with light ice. The cold brew here is strong (like really, really strong) with a good chocolate flavor but also pretty tart/citrusy. I would not recommend light ice. Definitely get the regular ice and let the ice dilute a bit. Overall, pretty solid. I was shocked at the strength of the cold brew here.Good space to get work done. It's a bit far from me, but if I'm in the area, I know Caboose Commons is a reliable location. They get their beans from Lone Oak Coffee Company out in Winchester. I'll have to try their other coffee drinks and grab a bag of beans in the future. Oh, I'm sure their alcoholic drinks and food here would be pretty solid, too!

Caboose Commons is my third space. As someone who works from home, it is my favorite spot to grab some coffee and get some work done. Their Wi-Fi is super fast, their are outlets at almost every table, and the industrial beer warehouse aesthetic makes a Killer Zoom background. There is something about the quiet buzz of the place that makes me super productive. In fact, I am currently writing this review from Caboose right now.It is a fabulous meeting spot - - if you are meeting with a large group of people there is plenty of room to spread out and the QR code ordering and splitting tabs really easy. They truly have something for everyone: beer, wine, cocktails, vegan, gluten-free, burgers, and barbeque. I have tried almost everything on the menu and it is ALL fabulous (even the poke bowl which honestly is questionable to eat at a brewery but they kill it every single time). Their croissants and muffins are also phenomenal.They also:- Support local charities (their Pride month drink is great and proceeds go to a LGBTQ+ organization)- Are woman-owned- Pay a living wage: I've literally seen some of their workers grow up over the years, which means they must be doing something right.- Are woman-owned- Do fun community oriented events like maker's markets, drag bingo, and more I am truly, truly a fan and thankful to have a place like this in my neighborhood. I will support forever!

I came here last month to have dinner with a friend and I loved everything we had! I ordered the Pride alcoholic beverage and we also had wings with the TBLT and fries. It was definitely hot out but we had a good amount of shade. The bathrooms were super clean and it was very cute inside with a big opening for you to also walk up to the second floor. Service was friendly and felt very casual. Parking can definitely get tight fast but Mosaic MOM's garage allows you to park for two hours on the upper level floors!

Back again this month and pretty much the same experience. Good food and service! Ordered apps to share, nachos, chili cheese fries, and fried pickles and they were all tasty. My blackened mahi sandwich was excellent although messy AF. I had to deconstruct it but it was great, along with the sweet potato fries. I doubt it was more than 5 mins after we ordered that the food came out...and it was hot.

Came for lunch in the spring and sat outside when there was a light drizzle. We did have to change seats a few times but eventually we found seating with shade/rain shelter to get us through our meal.The order process was very simple with QR codes so we actually never went inside. I don't even know what the inside is like. There's plenty of outdoor seating.Ordered a cider and an avocado toast. I think one of the things I dislike about the menu is that it doesn't have pictures and you don't have a server to ask. So I was surprised by the avocado toast having a sunny side egg. I usually prefer my eggs more fully cooked so I didn't have a chance to...customize this order. Hopefully that's an option.I also think condiments (aka hot sauce) would've been made.

A favorite local spot for coffee drinkers and those working remote. The layout provides plenty of spots to set up a laptop and work without feeling cramped. I highly recommend the oat mile latte in their MASSIVE cups. Def worth a visit! PS They need some coffee stickers hint hint.