Flying Ace Farm

From oklahoma visiting my sister. She brought us here because we love trying new liquors & they had a decent tasting. PROS: Food was decent. Burgers & meat were hot & tender. Pretzels were warm/soft. CONS: some stuff definitely overpriced. For the amount of corned beef & Mac n cheese my husband got it wasn't worth the price. Refer to the pic. My nephew got the wings & they were dry & pretty burnt. Seemed they were cooked too long & the mac & cheese was cold. Secondly, this is the worst service we've ever recieved. We were not greeted upon arrival or when we went to order. Pure silence. No customer service at all. They were not busy at all! Only one other table. Thirdly, for the tasting, we walked in & the bartender continued to work. He stopped after a few minutes to slide a menu over & continued to work. We chose & he made it a point, in a loud rude manner to tell us if we brought in a drink from the other side, he couldn't serve us. We had nothing but water. We chose & he poured, slid it over & walked away. My sister sometimes can't make up her mind & when she asked him to surprise her, which most bartenders love to do, he seemed annoyed. When we tabbed out, again, silence & annoyance. Now typically, I would chalk his up to maybe he had a bad day, rude customers, etc. But when I went to the restroom before leaving & another couple walked in, he was none to happy to explain the flights, drinks, make conversation, etc. I'm not sure if they had something against us, we didn't look right or what but we did NOT recieve the customer service others after us did. Please beware, they may just not want to serve you. Will not return.

Massive play area outside keeps the little ones busy. Lots of parking. Lots of picnic tables outside where pets are allowed. They have a great selection of brews, cocktails, mocktails; and Monks serves yummy BBQ bites. Easily one of our favorite breweries in the area.

Great spot for barbecue and alcoholic beverages. Wasn't that crowded on a Friday. I am from Oregon visiting a buddy that lives here and he said there is usually a long line to get food and drinks but it was not crowded. Food and drinks were great and the musical talent was excellent as she played a variety of music...not hip hop though but lots of classic tunes you will recognize. Next door they have a place where they sell bourbon and gin so I purchased a bottle of bourbon also for the trip back home but may have had some last night also. For food we had the fried chicken (the magic words), brisket and ribs along with a side of collard greens (needed to cook longer), baked beans and cornbread (sweet and souffle like and delicious).

First time here and was blown away! The bartender at the distillery was fantastic—he walked us through each step of creating our cocktails and gave us the history of the liquors, the mint infused simple syrup, etc. The mojito flight was incredible! Also, almost everything in our cocktails was homegrown (created/distilled by Flying Ace Farm). We walked over to the brewery side of the farm after, and enjoyed BBQ, live music, and the beautiful outdoor space. They also do free trivia on Friday nights! Highly recommend!

If you like solid beers, spirits and good food, a place worth stopping. Ribs were delicious, we sampled all the sides and the beers were solid and a good selection. If your visiting Harper's Ferry, I think it's worth the ride.

Great food (BBQ) and drink options for dine-in or carry out. Distillery on site. Staff is always friendly and efficient. Grounds and event space is very family and pet friendly.

Very very neat place... I would highly recommend stopping in and checking them out. The food is pretty good, and the drinks are WAY BETTER!!! They have 2 different sides as VA has some strange laws about drinking Beer and Liquor in the same area??? Once you move past that you will be really surprised at what is inside. The beer side has some great choices, and even a few great sours... They need to get into the heavily fruited sours, and thick smoothie sours though!!! Come on Flying Ace!!! The distillery is a great spot!! The drinks are all made with fresh ingredients, and boy are they all delicious. The Whiskey/Bourbon is really good, and they infuse and wash their own stuff. They do a hell of a job!! I will be back soon, and you should stop in!!!

Alright I'm going to try to give this place an objectively fair review because I like what Flying Ace Farm is about, and I'm a local that frequents this place. 1 - Family Friendliness (4/5 stars): I visit this place with kids. The playground is AWESOME, and the vibes are great for youngsters. (4/5 stars, because it was really messy) 2 - Drinks (4/5 stars) The beer is solid. Overpriced, but solid. If you go next door to the distillery, be prepared to spend $12 for a 1 oz pour of cask-strength bourbon. 3 - Food (0/5 stars) The food sucks. It's not edible. It's insanely priced. I just have to be honest. I live in Purcellville and go to Monk's BBQ all the time. The Monk's BBQ at Flying Ace is nothing like the Monk's in Purcellville. If you go here, do not go hungry, because the food is a waste of money. Here's what I ordered when I visited last Friday: A: Giant Pretzel ($12): Stale and the inside was frozen. The cheese that accompanied the pretzel showed signs of being reheated numerous times, and had a dry & crusty layer on top. It was inedible. B: Ribs Half-Rack ($20): The portions were TINY. I don't know what kind of pig these ribs came from, but the "half rack" was around 5 inches x 4 inches. I measured. This came with approximately 4 tiny ribs. I mentioned this to the staff at Monk's and they were just like "yeah it's tiny"... Totally not worth it. Waste of money. Pretty sure this came from piglet. C: Side of beans ($4.50): Inedible. Thew this away. It was completely dried out and the beans were rock-hard. Was almost certainly re-heated numerous times before being served. D: Cornbread ($4.50): Underdone. Didn't finish this because it was so gross. I'm from Georgia, I've had cornbread all my life. What I got from Monk's was not cornbread. I know how Monks does their "custard style" cornbread, but this was not that. This was soggy and not cooked. I love the potential this place has and what it's about. The vibes are fine, but do not eat here. This is not the Monk's you get in Purcellville. I will be coming back here soon and will revise my review if this place has improved.