It's cozy and charming here. I love the rustic Pennsylvania vibe. They have a nice cocktail menu…read moreand draft list. We only ordered drinks and the hummus platter, but it was all well made and delicious.

I was here for a work party and we reserved the Taproom. The…read morefood was buffet style so I can't comment on how the normal menu might be but everything I did eat was delicious and fresh. For a place called the taproom I was a little disappointed that it was mostly IPAs. There were a couple of others like a stout, and I believe a white or a dark ale but for anyone who likes lagers like myself, you are SOL. I understand that IPAs are all the rage with the millennials and the 30 somethings but please get a little more variety, especially if you call yourself a brewery.

Me and the missus visited Leila's for the first time Friday. First impression is the venue is tiny…read more They have table seating for about 25 and another 8 at the bar. We sat at a table for two next to the door. The place was lively with diners thoroughly enjoying their night. The waiter came over and took our drink order. He returned shortly with the drinks and we placed our food order. We ordered the mussels, shrimp tacos, and scallops. The mussels were delicious. Plentiful serving, nice red sauce with a hint of spice and tender meaty mussels. The shrimp tacos were tasty. The scallops were delicious. They were tender and cooked well. The drinks were good. This is a good place to go for a light eats. Not sure of the choice of wall art.

I won't be back- too expensive!!! Two of us dined there. we each had 3 small tacos, no sides, no…read moredrinks, and the bill was over $30. The tacos were SO spicy hot, my mouth was burning! I like spicy, but this was way too much, I couldn't even appreciate the tacos. I'm pretty sure they chopped an entire jalapeño in each taco. I gave 2 stars because it is a cute little place and the service was good. Be prepared- Cash only!!!!!

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.

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

The beer is good. Nice amount of parking available…read more I'm not a fan of the barstools. I like when I can put my foot on the bar ledge. I'm not sure why some bars don't have that.

Was a neat corner bar just walking distance from my brother in-laws place. Took a few minutes…read moresitting at the bar to get service. Strange drunk guy standing not sitting at the bar mumbling to himself the entire time he was there. Beer was good but limited selections

Location/ Ambiance: Huge! Located inside a small food court…read more The bar is massive, and there's a variety of picnic tables. Along the walls, entertain yourself with electronic darts and other arcade games. Fun mosaics decorate the walls, and as an avid cat lover, I love their logo and merch. Music playing and lots of TVs. Parking: Paid street parking (free on Sundays) right out front. Walking distance from the Elkins Park Septa Station. There might be surrounding free street parking in the residential area. Beer: Decent selection of styles and flavors. I wasn't wowed by my Strawberry Wheat Beer - it was just "okay". My boyfriend had their two Belgian beers (he wasn't driving) - and he liked them. Food: Options available from the Deli counter. There's also a Vietnamese place inside, but wasn't open we visited on Sunday. We shared a chicken cheesesteak and fries. The cheesesteak was massive and shareable. It was saucy and flavorful, but in my opinion, needed more cheese. The fries were good and hot. The cheesesteak roll, one of the most important components, was a winner. Service: When I visited on a Sunday afternoon, the place was virtually dead. There was only one bartender, and she was nice enough, if not seemingly a little distracted. I can't see me going out of my way to come back, since the location is 30+ minutes from home. This would be an ideal place for large gatherings or families. Not sure if they have wifi, but it could be a fun place to post up with a laptop if you're able to work in a noisy-ish environment.

Stopped in to try a few beers. Husband enjoyed the beer sampler and we had good service from the…read morebartender. Nice big bar area and TV's to watch.

Simply the best! All people must try their vegan items especially the ranch. Wow. Super!! My…read moredaughter loved walking outside and enjoying their lovely art and beautiful foliage

Chestnut Hill Brewing Company, Philadelphia, PA. They tucked away in an interesting little spot…read more They do have free parking. My tip: go with friends and/or dogs, and sit outside. The interior seating is divided into separate areas and feels somewhat restrictive. I squeezed onto a stool at the bar. If you watch the video, you will hear the conversation I had to endure. Three of their 9 taps were kicked. I got a flight. One of the beers was a cider, thanks to undocumented kicking. It was a good sushi cider. I wasn't eating sushi on this day. I liked one of the others. The third was goodish. Thunder Punch got knocked out in the 2nd round. Go with friends and/or dogs. Sit outside and enjoy them. TheCheesesteakLife.com - Your home for everything cheesesteak.

Such a good spot. Come have some special beer and good vibes in this local spot. Beers are…read moreincredible and so are the people.

Stopped in after lunch on a Saturday afternoon two weeks ago. It was my first time there. Glad we…read morestopped in! The bartender was friendly and personable and the beers were good with a decent amount to pick from! It's a nice open space that is dog and family friendly. I'm looking forward to stopping back when it's nice out and they have the big garage doors open!

A belated review for my favorite Philly brewery that's off the beaten path!…read more Unless you live in the area, plan on meeting friends during one of their many events, or need to chill with some good brews after a successful Wissahickon hike, then this brewery is one that you're likely not going to visit due to it not being near much else. And honestly that's the only thing that keeps Wissahickon Brewing from being a perfect five (and is also why I need to check out their newly opened Fishtown branch). But once you arrive you're transported to a good sized indoor/outdoor brewery space that uses all of the space that it has to perfection. Definitely check out their calendar to scope out the vast amount of food trucks that they play host to throughout the month. but other events might include an open mic night, yoga, or bands playing during vendor markets. For beers I love that they don't rely to heavily on IPAs while offering s good amount of brews that play to the seasons. Favorites of mine include the Sunnyside Mexican lager, the Devil's Pool Double IPA, the Wigwam Hazy IPA, and the their various Frux fruited beers.

This is a cute little brewery that also serves coffee. Their beer is good and fairly priced, even…read moreif they don't have a ton of unique offerings and it's more just your standard sort of brews. They have lots of outdoor seating which is good if you have kids or dogs. I'll probably be back.