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.

Love this place…read more Always a good time. Good local bands play sometimes. There's special events like 80's prom night and emo nights. Flights are delicious and pricing is pretty affordable. Staff are always helpful with recommendations to try something new. Can't wait to go back soon. I'm

Great music. They take requests and know a lot!!…read moreSweet staff and a wonderful event!!! Adorable bathroom art!!!! I can't wait to come back!!!!!

Brotherton Brewing Company opened its doors in Atco, NJ in 2015, and moved to its current location…read morein an old firehouse in 2020, and ultimately closed in 2025. Thankfully the closing was not permanent, as the business was sold and finally reopened in June of 2026 under its new owner Eric De Angelis. My girlfriend and I stopped in on a Friday evening in July and absolutely loved it. Phillies on the tv indoors, tabletop shuffleboard, a large outdoor space with plenty of seating and live music by Chris Greiner and a decent sized crowd. It was a really perfect summer evening. And the beer! I was genuinely surprised at how much I loved it! There were 8 beers on tap, plus two hard seltzers and a NA root beer. My girlfriend and I tried a few 12 oz. pours and loved it all. The Peach Please lived up to its description and tasted like peach cheesecake in a glass, while the Brotherton IPA, Juicy IPA, and Wheat Cloud Hefeweizen were all nuanced yet complex in flavor. The beer here was excellent, and we can't wait to come back to see what they brew next.

this was such a cute brewery. so much space here, there was a large game area inside, a bar with…read moreplenty of seating, and a very cute outdoor area that was also spacious. the bartenders were patient and friendly. the drinks were delicious! everything i tried i enjoyed

**Note: my husband and I have been to over 140 breweries…read more Extremely disappointed, 0/10 will not be back. My husband and I sat down at 7:20pm tonight, ordered 2 beers, poutine and pretzel bites. When we ordered, we were told the Black IPA was kicked, yet we watched 2 black IPAs be poured and were served to guests that sat down after us...not a good look. Our beers then hit our table around 7:35pm (Cutbank IPA) and we were honestly underwhelmed. At 8:000pm, 40 mins after we sat down, we flagged down our server and told her that we were paying for our beers but were not paying for the food that never arrived, and we left. Having worked in restaurants for 8 years myself, French fries and cheese curds take 6-8 mins in the fryer at most, and even if the pretzels were being baked to order, there is no way it would take over 40 mins to hit our table. On a Saturday night, I feel like 7:20pm is pretty much after the 'dinner rush'. The table next to us who were seated before we sat down, also commented that everything "was taking forever". They also received their appetizers (poutine and pretzel bites) and their entrees before we ever got our food. Our server only came over one time between the time we ordered and 8:00pm when we had to flag her down to tell her we were leaving. The only thing our server told us was that "the kitchen was backed up" and that she was sorry it was taking so long." I know you've only been open for a few weeks and we wish you the best, but we will NOT be back.

RiverTide Brewing is a new brewery that recently opened. I was excited to stop by and try their…read morebeer. The brewery has 4 of their beers on tap and some guest breweries as well. I tried the Black Tide IPA and the Bridge Street Belgium Blonde. Both beers are strong offerings. The staff were very friendly and knowledgeable about the beers. I love the small intimate space the brewery is in. They also have a nice sized outdoor patio that will be amazing once the weather warms. I'm excited to see what new beers they do next.

ATCO: Whims Brewing: Beer + Plants + Dogs = Happiness…read more Whims Brewing is a whimsical brewery and tap room bursting with colorful decor, lush plants, creative artwork, and spacious seating spaces that instantly make you want to relax and stay awhile. The vibe is fun, inviting, and perfect for enjoying a craft beer alongside your pup! Leashed and friendly dogs are welcome inside, and their full beer menu features a wide variety of creative house-made brews. The Scarecrow hefeweizen was especially delicious and easy to sip. There is plenty to do while you hang out too, from shuffleboard and board games to catching the game on the TV. Between the cheerful atmosphere, great beer, and dog friendly energy, this spot has pure good vibes in brewery form.

So everything in my previous review still stands. This is the most underrated brewery in NJ that…read moreproduces some of the most diverse and unique beers.

BRISTOL, PA: A DOG FRIENDLY WHISKEY DESTINATION WORTH THE TRIP!…read more If you love local spirits, historic towns, great stories, and places where your dog can join the adventure, add Dad's Hat Rye to your list! Born and bred in Pennsylvania, Dad's Hat Rye Whiskey is made with local ingredients and produced right in their historic Bristol facility. And there are two ways to experience it: Distillery Tours 25 Canal Street, Door 16, Bristol, PA Meet the people behind the whiskey and see how the magic happens. Downtown Bristol Tasting Room 131 Mill Street, Bristol, PA Enjoy their spirits in delicious cocktails, plus beer, cider, seltzers, wine, and snacks. We booked a tour and had such a great time with founder and head distiller Herman, who walked us through the fascinating and complex process of making whiskey. It is easy to forget how much time, skill, and work goes into creating the perfect bottle. Tours are just $10 per person and include a generous tasting! Dad's Hat is also the first distillery to make a traditional Pennsylvania mash bill using barley and rye, with no corn. They also offer collaborations with other local businesses, making this a true taste of Pennsylvania craftsmanship. Dog friendly bonus: Leashed and friendly dogs are welcome to join you on the distillery tour and tasting! The downtown tasting room also welcomes dogs outside.

Stopped in to the Tasting Room to try out some of the Rye goodness and was not disappointed. First…read moretime in a long time that the base product was my favorite. Really enjoyed the little corner hang out spot. Very chill and cozy. Bartender was cool and while not the most knowledgeable she still very helpful and was cool with all my sill whiskey nerd questions. Only real hiccup I had was the confusion of the Distillary and Tasting room, but it just added to the adventure. Great place to swing by if you are in the area.

Such a cute place. It's in a bit of an odd spot where Woodhaven Road ends. Parking is available in…read morefront and on the side. It has a handicapped entrance. It is a big room with bar seating and tables. Lots of different beer is available as well as canned seltzers, wine and cocktails. The wine and liquor are made in PA. The staff are amazing-very friendly. They make an excellent blueberry lemon martin with fresh blueberries! It is a fun place to spend the afternoon!

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!

We were looking for a vineyard that was open late in a Saturday and we found this one .. and here…read moreis how it went ... Date night , 4 bottles of wine and a great cheese and salami board later we will definitely go back, they had live music and the guys was great playing all your requests from his playlist right the way . The place is very cozy inside , one of those places you don't want to leave ( we stayed till closing ) . They wine is really good !! And the gaffer they have a small menu to go with it made it perfect . They also have a great outdoor area with fire pits for the cool months . We can't wait to go back !!

We went to the iron Plow on Sunday we did a wine tasting the bar I was pleasantly surprised how…read moregood the whites and reds were the Girl who served us was so knowledgeable about there products she made it fun to try each white was better then the next the reds were all fantastic when we went out to listen to musics the duo was fabulous . The grounds were breathtaking it had such a Tucson vibe to it as you overlooked the vineyards the wine cave was amazing you could definitely see catering an event there The owner was very welcoming the wine maker came out and introduced himself we will definitely be back