I was fortunate enough to visit the Bucks County Brewery on their first weekend open for business…read more They are a production brewery with a small tasting room. located off of 611 in Pipersville, PA, about five miles north of Doylestown. Their beers are far from ordinary. I was able to try three of the beers, a RYE ale, an Irish Red Ale, and their CrabAloupe Ale. The last beer was the most interesting, a beatiful english style ale with crab apples and cantaloupe added. They also make a porter called Barley Necttar that is a porter with bourbon soaked vanilla beans that had kicked by the time I got there. The tasting room allows you to sample the beers, and take home growlers, (bring your own or they will sell you one.) They currently have no food there, but in the warmer months hope to add tables outdoors and bring in food trucks on weekends. It is so nice to have a local brewery in Central Bucks, and I look forward to trying more of the beers over time.

I am a big fan of this now one year old brewery. I especially like the crab-a-loupe ale (made with…read morecantaloupe), Hefeweizen, jalapeno saison, barley nectar vanilla porter, and chocolate orange porter. The husband and wife owners are very personable, and love to chat with whoever walks in the door. In the warmer months, they have food trucks and live music. In addition to great beer, parents can bring their kids because they brew their own root beer and birch beer, which are also delicious. If there are no food trucks, you can order from the local pizza place, and they will deliver to the brewery.

Came on a Tuesday at 5 pm. I believe we were the first customers of the evening. It's a bar, very…read moredark inside. The service was very good. The wings were the whole wing. The buffalo wings were okay. I ordered the tomato soup and grilled cheese sandwich. The tomato soup was temperature hot and the grilled cheese was very good and cheesy. I would highly suggest this sandwich and soup. We ordered dessert- blueberry raspberry lemonade popsicle. It was tasty, but you can feel the seeds. Towards the end of was gritty. It was refreshing. I don't think I will revisit this restaurant

TLDR: come here for beer, the chat, the vibes, the views, and most of the food…read more I showed up on an early Friday evening. I parked and wandered into the correct door. I asked the host person if I was allowed to just wander into the bar. Received the go-ahead and made my way to the bar. I did have to duck in a few places because I relatively tall guy. The building looks like a converted basement, which admittedly I love. I sat down and was instantly handed a drink menu and a warm welcome. I ordered the Nordic Tea beer and it was delicate and delicious. A few minutes later my dinner guest arrived and we sat and chatted with all the lovely folks running the joint. Particularly Summer who is a born and bred Philly girl. Mad respect for her personality, hospitality, and general energy. She was attentive, and thoughtful about what she thought was best things on the drink and food menu. We ended up taking a picture outside with the glasses and creek in the background. Made our way back inside to have some food and it did not disappoint. I had the chicken sandwich (best thing on the menu maybe), two buffalo wings, olives, and my guest had the tortellini. I nearly had to stop him from licking the plate clean. The wings come in full, and those are always better. The wings aren't fried but they don't miss out on being crispy. We chatted with who I assume was the owner and they have so many cool plans and things coming in the future. This place may be an hour away from where I live in the city but it will be worth every trip I make there. Long live Concordance Ferments.

Pretty cool spot with live music, a few good food options in the connected food hall, and a great…read moreselection of beers. Getting the bartender's attention was no problem at all, which isn't always the case at a bar, especially on a busy Friday night, and the live music was definitely on point. I met up with a few guys here, and it was a really nice and lively evening, yet not so loud that we couldn't hear each other and were able to have some level of conversation (yes, with some leaning in, but I've been to bars where even that doesn't facilitate communication). Lots of beer selections on tap, with a core selection on one side of the menu and a more seasonal list on the other. I got the honey porter and the Japanese lager from the seasonal set, and I thought they were both pretty solid. One of the guys ordered food from one of the food vendors down the hall (cool that they have that, btw, so you can get good food w/o the bar needing to take care of that). There was a QR code that was supposed to facilitate that, but when he placed the order on his phone, it didn't allow it for some strange reason. He ended up walking over to order; it's not too far, but that QR code should be fixed since it was on the table we sat at. Overall a nice chill space that's not too loud and has good beers on tap. I would return!

Friday night and hardly any business. Could be a cool vibe if they figured out it's not 1965. Love…read morethe couches and the setup, playing music from the 60s, I do wonder who.you are trying to attract. Craft beer was ok. Food from the meat wagon was great. The atmosphere was the problem. Maybe ask your customers what they think and there would be more of them. For now a one and done..

This place is a hidden, unmarketed gem! Been open 6 years and I've never heard of it. Amazing…read morebeers and atmosphere. Robert behind the bar is a good dude, very generous with the sampling. I cannot understand why there is ZERO marketing/social media. The outdoor side area is great for live music. The beers are probably best in a 15 mile radius. They are up there with warwick farms and broad st breweries. Grab some soft pretzels (3 doors down) and enjoy the brews!

Really laid back place. Today there's a live band performing. Yet parking is a bit problematic…read more There aren't enough parkings in the front. You'll have to park on the side.

So unfortunately, we didn't eat there because I wanna be fair and give a proper review on the food…read moresince it is a restaurant. But we didn't make it to the food. We didn't make it past trying the beers. We knew the place had reopened under new ownership and wanted to give it a shot. We walked in and were seated promptly. Right away I noticed there were crumbs all over the floor. That's a major red flag, not a good first impression. Decided to try some beers. We placed an order with the waitress for three tasters. She informed us one of them was brand new, and all of their other beers were from the original owners. A minute later, another waitress came over and says that our server can't service alcohol because she's not of age and to give her the order. When I said one of them was one of the new beers she had no idea what I was talking about. Strange. What is most strange is that why is a server working at a brewery who can't serve alcohol? That's a new one for me. Let's just say the beers were awful. They were flat, tasteless and not entirely up the temp. We got up and walked out and went to the Trolley Barn across the street.

What a gem found on a whim! Service was great, food was good and good for the value! And they had…read morehard cider for the hubs that earns a bonus point!

I went to the Godzilla event the first weekend of November and as soon as I got there I realized I…read morehad been there several years ago for a pop punk flea market or something which must mean that they put on a lot of events- I say this because I'm not a beer drinker, so if you're coming here for a beer review I have none to give you. My boyfriend did like the Godzilla beer (I know this is not the name, but there was Godzilla on the can)! I'm not sure if they always have cocktails but I went with the themed Goji Blood and well it was drinkable but honestly very gross. The event set up was nice. There however, isn't a ton of parking in the front - maybe there's more in the back. They had a lot of vendors and food trucks which was also cool. I will be back if they have any other cool events- which hopefully they do!

A Craft Brewery in Croydon, Ray St. Use your GPS to find…read more Neshaminy Creek Brewery, Croydon, PA. Food Trucks provide sustenance. Neshaminy provides good beer. Also, a gathering place for a lot of fun activities. The Locals make this Brewery a place to be.

Cute place but I didn't like but only wine I sampled. The others all tasted the same. Waitress was…read morevery nice.

We had such a wonderful time, the owner and staff were so warm and welcoming. The atmosphere was so…read morecute and intimate and we had a blast at our first wine tasting here. Will definitely be adding this into our rotation for fun activities to do. Every single wine that we tried was phenomenal and can't wait to come back for another event.

We stopped into the tavern on a random weekend and ended up having one of the best nights out we've…read morehad in a long time. From the moment we sat down, Dee made us feel completely taken care of. She's an exceptional bartender--knowledgeable, fast, and genuinely fun to talk to. She remembered our drink preferences after the first round and even suggested a couple of off-menu twists that were spot-on. The food was excellent too. Everything that came out of the kitchen was delicious, well-seasoned, and plated with care. What really stood out, though, was how much attention Dee paid to the little things. She checked in at just the right times, noticed when we were ready for another round before we even flagged her down, and kept the whole experience smooth without ever feeling rushed or overlooked. It's rare to find someone who combines incredible drink-making skills with that level of genuine hospitality and detail-oriented service. Dee elevates the entire place. We'll be back specifically because of her. Highly recommend sitting at the bar and letting Dee take care of you. You won't be disappointed. place is amazing! Dee is by far the best!

a while back this was a winery with a tasting room. My wife and I hadn't been too impressed,…read moresomeone behind the counter told me the rose wine was made with rose grapes, but decided after a few years to give it another try. We stopped by on a saturday and it was completely different and seems to have set up a restaurant in the old tasting room. It looked very good. Warm woods and natural beams. This was the last positive thing in our visit. A sign said to wait to be seated so we did. I looked around the menu seemed limited to different types of sandwiches but ok, nice snack for a late afternoon. Looked for be around $15 so normal price range. We were still waiting to beseated. There wasn't much in the way of business. maybe two people seated at the bar and two-three others at tables. Still, nobody greeted us or even so much as a 'be with you in a moment.' Kept looking around, no sign of wines made in the winery. not sure if it's still running or if it's been turned into an event venue but we were giving it every chance. The place has only limited hours to be open. It showed a limited menu and there was no way the place could have been called busy. For all the attentiveness of the staff, we didn't exist and with no one by the door I'm not sure what someone could have walked off with. Heck maybe there was a server there and she got stolen. In the end we left. Our last visit had been disappointing, but we were willing to give them another try. Against all odds this 2nd try was even more disappointing. It has limited hours and even then, the staff still can't be bothered to even say 'hello.' Save your time and give your money to a place that actually wants to greet it's customers