My first visit to Sly Fox's Wyomissing location and I was surprised to find that they opened at…read more10AM for Sunday brunch! The building is in the old Vanity Fair complex, so it has high ceilings and plenty of parking spaces. They have a nice size bar, but we sat at a table inside. There was live music outside on the patio, but we only realized it when we left. The brunch menu had a selection of offerings, including mimosas and yummy chicken and waffles! The regular menu with appetizers and sandwiches was still available too. The service was quick and the food was delicious. Nice beer selection and mixed drinks too! Worth a visit if you're in the area.

Sly Fox is the quintessential neighborhood watering hole. It's a no-frills big empty room that they…read morestuck some chairs and high tops in. Throw in some TVs, a big U-shape bar for maximum area, thus making it my favorite bar shape. Have you ever been standing in one of those straight-line bars, and you're about three layers of people away from even sniffing the bar. It's claustrophobic, it creates a needless bottleneck, it feels like you're about to be crushed. Not here. It's open with super high ceilings. You can go outside and play cornhole in the crisp fall air. The whole place is easily accessible either by using the parking lot out front or the even bigger parking lot in the rear. I think there is some sort of hidden ballroom downstairs for private events. Every now and then you see a whole wedding procession just casually stroll on through. I guess it's the hot destination, which makes total sense when you take a step back and can see Sly Fox for what it truly is, which is your cookie cutter craft brewery bar experience you've seen countless times up and down the eastern seaboard. I gotta give it to them, Sly Fox was one of the few breweries to break through to kind of the ultimate level. To the point where it goes well beyond just having your beer appear in local bar taps, but to be the establishment itself, and in this case, a successful chain of them. With its headquarters in Pottstown, it's always nice to see success stories like these with local roots. I will look back and think fondly of these days before it becomes a giant evil mega corporation snuffing the life out of smaller startup breweries like it once was by the dozen. Until then, might as well enjoy the ride.

the service was great the food was great will definitely be back.When done dinner we sat at the bar…read moreto try a beer i saw i may like and the bartender was so super nice and so friendly had great conversation with him it was so nice he said he was there only 2 weeks didn't get his name but he is a great employee that you added to your team hope to see him next time!!

Saucony Creek has a great atmosphere, especially being set in an old train station--that was the…read morebest part. The beer was tasty, the food decent, and while service outside was slow, our waiter was friendly and helpful. A solid spot if you're into craft brews and cool settings.

Took my granddaughter out for her birthday. Wednesday 1-20-26. Sign on window says they open at 4,…read morewe got there at 4:30. We were told Chef does not come on duty until 6. The bartender and waitress didn't greet us with a "Hi" or even a "How you doing". They acted like we were disturbing them. We left and went to Texas Roadhouse. They should advertise that the kitchen does not open until 6 on their web site and have a more friendly atmosphere. Very disappointed and will never go back. Definitely a no star

Met the owner while in line for a beer at the reading Phillies game tonight. He bought me one of…read morehis beers, so it was only right I stopped by his brewery on the way home. A great selection of tasty beers and a solid little food menu. We made our way back to the lounge section of the brewery. Groovy spot to enjoy a brew. Cheers!

This is a great place to grab some good food and great atmosphere! The drinks are also delicious!read more

It won't jump out at you if you're not paying attention, but if you want a good craft beer and a…read moresimple but good menu, give Suburban a try.

First we were super pleased that we stopped in on a Tuesday - cuz there are specials on flights of…read morebeer - 4 five ounce tastes for 8$ or half price - and while that was pretty cool, we didn't expect as much from the beer but each flavor totally blew us away. I mean, a white port called Diesel Breath - and it was clearly one of the best! The beer names and descriptions are right on. The other thing we did was try to get rid of the ghost of one of the worst cheeseburgers - ordered late in the day at another restaurant.. The All American Burger at Saucony was just the ticket - it was perfectly done smash burger and totally exorcised that other burger. I had the cheese steak - it was a bit salty but totally delicious, cooked just right with just the right amount of sautéed onions and cheese. Melt in your mouth! We got the salad as a. side for one and fries for the other so we could share - and that worked as well. Stephanie was the bartender/server and she was perfect.

Not many choice of brews. Liked the choice of sizes. Ordered hot dogs, and pirogies. Hot dog was…read morecold and came cold with ketchup only and had to ask for mustard. Fries were soggy and underwhelming. Pirogies were decent. Host were delightful but bartender was very stand off ish.

UPDATE: The owner mentioned below was professional and kind enough to reach out in an attempt to…read moremake things right. He asked us to give him a second chance, and we were willing to do so. We stopped by and had a great conversation - turns out it was largely a misunderstanding but he was still more than willing to self-reflect, apologize and let us know that we were always welcome here. He also let us know that one of their goals as a business is to be open and welcoming to EVERYBODY. They definitely proved that to be true this time around and we've definitely found our new place to walk to and bring our friends! While we had a FANTASTIC experience our first time here, when we came back around 5pm this past Monday (7/26/2021), it was the complete opposite. We sat at the bar, had some delicious beer, and the bartender was lovely. Then one of the owners came behind the bar and started chatting with a man two seats down from my fiancée and I. They started spouting off about a whole host of controversial topics quite loudly, but what really killed the vibe was when the owner said "those f***ing f***ots" loud enough for the whole bar to hear. My fiancée and I are a queer couple and felt very uncomfortable and unwelcome.

If you're super-organized, Seven Sirens Bethlehem is a decent value, but don't expect the level of…read moreservice you see at The Blendery in Easton. Our 100 guests brought in huge bar revenue on a holiday weekend while keeping the space open to the public, yet we felt like an unwanted burden. Bait-and-Switch Pricing: I laid out a very basic party plan that was much more like a birthday than a wedding, and Rob gave me a quote. Hours after agreeing to the price and securing our date, he called back claiming his "partner" said they couldn't do a "wedding" for that price, raising it by several hundred dollars with no other explanation or change in my basic plan. Nickel-and-Diming: Rob initially pitched add-ons like a chocolate fountain and a coffee bar - I loved both ideas until it turned out they'd cost more than my caterer charged for our whole dinner service. In hindsight, I have no idea where he would have even put these in the space we were given. He also wanted to charge $150 to set out 10 centerpieces, $150 for servers, and extra fees for tables he wasn't even sure if he had. I declined and found help with these things elsewhere. Lost Payments (DO NOT PAY CASH): I dropped off my 50% deposit check on June 25 (cleared July 1). Rob confirmed by text that he had received it. On Aug 10, Rob texted (in the same text thread) asking if I had ever paid a deposit or sent the contract. I had to text him a photo of the cleared check because he also forgot the amount. Ignored Messages & Sarcasm: A week before the wedding, Rob read my FB message and texts across two days with zero response. I had to ask my DJ to nudge him (they're friends). When Rob finally called back, he was sarcastic and hid behind being "off." A simple "I'm off, I'll call Friday" would have sufficed. Music Caps: Rob wasn't sure he could accommodate my request to play some Greek music for my family between dinner and the DJ starting, claiming it "impeded normal operations." When he finally agreed, he capped it to 15 minutes. If you've ever been to Seven Sirens on a Saturday evening, you know there's never much going on before 8pm; not sure why this was even an issue when I was renting out the space and providing a normal DJ & karaoke for the remainder of everyone's entertainment. Dirty Venue: When I arrived to decorate a couple hours before the reception, the tables and seats were dirty. I had to wipe them down myself (in my wedding hair & makeup) and remove a messy extension cord left across the booths where my guests would be eating. They also failed to set up our 4 catering tables. The poor single bartender on duty was completely uninformed and had to haul heavy tables out by herself. Mid-Reception Interruptions: The first time I ever met Rob was while I was trying to enjoy dinner with my guests. He interrupted to say I could play my Greek music after all because--exactly as I'd predicted--there were no outside patrons there anyway. By then, dealing with music logistics wasn't something I wanted to manage mid-reception, and so I said 'forget it.' He also asked how I was going to pay the remaining balance, and I had to inform him that his bar manager already received my check the night before. The Bright Spots: Bar Staff: The bar manager, Sam, and the bartenders were fantastic and kept the many tabs for all our guests very well-managed. We're still trying to figure out how one couple ended up with a $400 tab for only two of them, but we think they stuck to their signage that you'll buy the bar a round if you don't close your tab before you leave (they returned to retrieve their forgotten credit card the next day). DJ Dave Waldron: Their preferred DJ was amazing and made our party a fantastic time. Bottom Line: Management misplaces financial records, leaves the space dirty, dumps setup on single bar staff, and nickel-and-dimes clients. I have screenshots and photos to back up my statements if management wants to try and dispute this review. Look elsewhere in the Lehigh Valley if you want a stress-free event that you don't have to micromanage.

Patty Melt was delicious and the Jalapeño Chicken dip??? Amazing and the Pastry Stout was superbread more

My husband and I visited Litiz on 5/2. Food was great! Drinks are extremely limited. Two…read morecocktail specials on menu and they were out of an ingredient to make one of them so I ended up getting a canned cocktail as they also couldn't make an unlisted simple cocktail that I requested. The man who waited on us at the bar area was rude. He greeted us as well as other customers with "what's up?" which I thought was so ignorant. Almost 50 years old and never had that kind of greeting at a food establishment. Also left us standing there for a decent while to just pay for tab as he was assisting all the bar customers with making sure they were completely taken care of first. Only helped us as the line was growing. There was one other woman working so they could definitely use help. Aside from the staff taking your orders at the bar area, it is completely self-serve. I would recommend this place for the food but not the drinks or the staff.

Very nice brew brew pub but alas I don't drink. My friends and family said the brews were top…read morenotch and better than other brew pubs we have gone to. Our one friend brews beer and her opinion counts more than anyone's! She was enjoying some selections. The general consensus was that the Oktoberfest beer was one of the favorites. Flights of four are available. I loved the name of the one "pottsvegas". Our server was really busy and I think the only server on. No doubt about it- she was super busy. She acknowledged us and I appreciated that. We were well taken care of once she visited our table. We didn't eat food but the menu sure looked good! I saw the dessert selection and it was tempting but we had already had lunch elsewhere. They have a menu that changes seasonally and daily changing specials. Some items are "staples". The restaurant is clean, hip and welcoming. It's small enough to be intimate & the space is well appointed. I love the bathrooms too! Clean and spacious. I wish the owners much success and I hope to be back in the future to try the menu. If you enjoy craft beers you owe it to yourself to stop by and give it a try.

This was our first time here. We went because they are local and have good reviews. The waitstaff…read moreis wonderful. They are very helpful and friendly. The menu is small but has some nice variety. They have a few vegetarian choices and some kids friendly dishes (these were not on the menu, so be sure to ask if you have a child). I had the asparagus ravioli and they were AMAZING. My son had chicken fingers and fries, which he said were ok. My dad said the beer was excellent. I ordered an iced tea, but sent it back as it was stale. They replaced it no problem. I know they are a brew pub, but wish they offered hot tea for those of us who don't drink beer. For those of you who do drink beer, give this place a try. It is a gem. It was full of regulars while we were there, which is a nice sign.

My favorite place to eat and drink in Hamburg! I compare every other soft pretzel to Copperz…read moreBrewhouse Pretzel, but nobody else comes close. The Fried Brussels sprouts with balsamic maple glaze are my other favorite appetizer. Best entree is the Burger Bowl, a salad topped with a cheeseburger and French fries. Choose thousand island dressing for the 'Big Mac' flavor. Yum! Rotating house brews are on tap as well as a few staples. We really enjoy Copper, an alt bier and Requiem, the steam beer. They also make some creative seasonal cocktails. The place is handicap accessible, small sidewalk ramp and no steps. For a wheelchair, it's tight getting in and out, as there are two single doors within 6 feet. The servers are friendly and helpful, letting us sample beers and making recommendations. When guests visit, we take them to Copperz and they're always pleasantly surprised.

We have made several visits to Copperz over the years. We have been quite satisfied with the food…read moreand the beer we have tried. Still, this place frustrates us. Living an 1 1/2 hours away, we plan our visits based on the tap list on the website. (We travel far as part of what we call Brewery Friday). Too often the list on the website is not close to the actual tap list. We made the trip only to find out they do not have what we came for. Fortunately, yesterday was an exception. We went for the smores stout. They still had the huckleberry wit. And to our surprise, they had a blackberry schwarzbier that was not on the website. All three were amazing. However, there are at least 4 beers list on the website tap list that were not available. I find it very disappointing that any restaurant can not keep their website up to date. It does a disservice to customers who travel for a specific menu item.

Our group of 14 met at The Station yesterday and really enjoyed the Bianco Verde pizza, excellent!…read moreThe service was wonderful. The Station is a beautifully restored former service station. The bay doors were open, so we enjoyed a beautiful day inside and outside. We'll return!

The Station is a nicely renewed/renovated old 1930s gas station in the heart of Dublin, Bucks…read moreCounty, PA. This town is going through a major makeover with lots of new apartment/condo housing and commercial development. The three story structure is brick, glass and steel, creating a post industrial vibe that is fun to hang out in. I was there today to visit the Manhattan Bagel shop, also looked at the Itri Brick Oven Pizza and the largest business there, Neshaminy Creek Brewery. In the center of it all was a large dining room shared by all. Had I more time and hunger, I would have ordered a pizza and manged it at the bar with local suds to lube the swallow. Maybe, next time. Dublin is trying mightily to become a new destination in Upper Bucks, and by the look of things they are succeeding.