Food, Beer and Service great! What made the experience less than it could have been was the owners…read morechildren running and squealing around the bar. This has happened on previous visits. Kids were just being kids, but the bar should not be a play area.

Great drinks and very cute patio, but not my fave food or the best service experience…read more We ordered two of their October special cocktails. They were great and very cute and Halloween-y. We split chicken nachos, I ordered the Impossible burger with a Cesar salad, and husband ordered the bbq brisket Mac and cheese. The good: portion sizes were massive. We both took home enough food to be an additional meal. Salad was also very fresh. Unfortunately the chicken and brisket were very dry. Mac and cheese was super oily, like sitting in a bowl of oil. Service was also very slow. I would come back for a drink on the patio, but probably skip anymore food.

I saw someone posted a review on July 11 about this place and I'm really surprised because I was…read morethere the afternoon of the 11th and had a completely different experience. I am not disqualifying their experience but it is very odd it was so different. It was a hot, humid, rainy Saturday and the A/C was just fine when we got in. I will admit my first view through the door was a little hesitant but push on in and it was fine. The design goes for a comfy industrial setting. They have a good selection of beer and cocktails using a lot of local producers so there is a wonderful chance for you to find what you want to drink. The prices on the menu looked a little steep but the servings were generous and the food was very good. I had the best wings I've had in a long time with a nice crispness to the skin. My wife and I had a good time and found it lots of fun. If I was going to suggest a change it would be some sort of uniform for the servers. Hypsters in comfortable clothing fine but the issue is they blend in with some of the customers. I was talking to one guy thinking he was a server. It's one thing to be comfortable but professionally you need to stand out from the customers. but otherwise, this was a great time.

This place is very overrated. Our first disappointment here was a lack of AC on a hot and humid…read moresummer night. After getting seating, we waited nearly 20 minutes before our server stopped by. She poured us warm water (seriously!) and took our drink orders. We waited another 15 minutes for 3 of the worst mixed drinks. Turns out they had 2 novice bartenders working that didn't know what they were doing. (From our server's mouth!) We paid our tab and left for much better establishments down the street.

Food and atmosphere=5. Beer and rootbeer=2 to 3…read more Outside area nice area- food has been spot on . Since Bald Birds taking over- beer is not good.

Excellent beer, amazing people working here and to top it off the food is solid…read more Highly recommend

Best Sly Fox location? Yeah, probably. Also the most crowded--because apparently every nearby…read morecorporate office empties in here at exactly 5pm like it's a team-building exercise. If you time it right, it's fine. If you don't, enjoy wandering around awkwardly with a beer while hunting for a seat that does not exist. I've definitely bailed a couple times after realizing I'd have better luck finding parking in Center City. Beer is... fine. Nothing life-changing, but there's enough variety to keep you from complaining too much. Usually a couple decent IPAs--I've been into Coastal Quest lately, so there's that. Food? Also fine. Specials? Also... fine. But credit where credit's due: the Italian Grinder Pizza actually fantastic! RIP Happy Hour beer deals, which is a choice I will continue to side-eye. Bombers still exist, though, so I guess we take the small wins. Real talk: this should be a 3-star place. BUT--the staff absolutely carries it to a 4. They're fast, friendly, somehow remember your name and drink, and will magically find you a seat when the place looks like a human traffic jam. Also always down to chat when it's slow, which makes you feel like a regular even if you're not. So come for the convenience, stay because the staff is awesome, and just emotionally prepare yourself for the 5pm chaos.

Fun spot, looks really modern and clean inside, with some decent beers on tap. I was here with a…read morefriend one evening, and it was a good spot to hang out for a little bit. They close on the early side, but still a good spot, and I saw some families there too. Note, I don't know if it's all the time, but when we were there, ordering was at the bar, not at the table (except maybe food, but we didn't eat that evening). A bit loud, but that's to be expected. Looks like a fun spot for a larger gathering too.

Great brewery! Lots of room inside! Dog and family friendly…read more I do not remember what beer I enjoyed but it was good!! I'm not local to this brewery but if I'm ever in the area again we will stop it!

The beer is good and the staff is friendly. But if you actually want to have a beer, you might want…read moreto go somewhere else. The last three times I've tried to stop in, they've been closed for private events. Apparently, this place is more of an event space than a brewpub that's open to the public. You can certainly give it a try, but there's no guarantee you'll actually get in and you will have wasted your time going there.

I love Rebel Hill's beers and $1 hot-dogs…read more Rebel Hill's staff is top notch. They're always super accommodating, especially during covid. They wear masks, follow social distancing guidelines, and always offer snack items - I like that Rebel Hill follows the rules. Their beers are solid. They recently released a bitter called Cross Keys. It's probably the best bitter I've ever had. They're going to cask it soon, much to the excitement of my boyfriend. Rebel Hill is one of the few breweries we've come across offering cask during COVID. I've tasted pretty much every beer on their menu, from pilsner to sour to stout, and they're always well-made and delicious. They also offer 5oz. pours if you want to try a few different things. Prices are competitive, about $6-7/pint. There is plenty of parking, and the brewery is accessible for everyone. Rebel Hill also has a plethora of outdoor seating if you're feeling the need for extra sunshine, and there are two TVs inside, typically broadcasting whatever Philly sport is playing. If you're looking for food, look elsewhere. Rebel Hill is simply complying with Tom Wolfe rules, but they do have a banging pizza pop-up on Fridays! I always look forward to stopping at Rebel Hill.

Caveat emptor - this is Strictly a beer review. The latest brewpub addition to our local scene…read moreopened in March 2018. Six offerings currently. All well executed if not necessarily my speed. It seems to me every brewpub in this part of the country caters to the IPA crowd. Not sure if that's because those are the people that frequent brewpubs- or if the customer base that appreciates more balanced recipes stays away because of the severe lack of same. My favs here were Mutt and Perfectly Imperfect. A bit less hoppy than the others with a more complex character. To be fair the saison is not hoppy but I'm not that big a dad on fan. In general this is well crafted beet with distinct flavors - I just wish somebody would buck the current trend of hopping everything up. I do like the ability to buy 5 oz pours to create your own flights.

Big expectations. Known for their beers. Service was one of the worst of any brewery. Beer was…read moregood as expected. Not going to name the waitress but she was awful. She brought samples as full 5oz pours. Never once asked my wife for her opinion on what sample was sufficient....not once. That is absolutely unheard of....even the worst breweries I've been to still follow up with their customers. The food was greasy. Also, when you're at a brewery, the first thing you should nail down as a server is what are people drinking in the terms of BEER. She was ready to start with the food before the beer. The whole experience was confusing. Secondly, a Pilsner came out that wasn't even ours. And the woman who brought that one out looks like she was out in space land. The bill came out and she charged for the 5 ounce pours. I caught her BS and she said I'm sorry. I'll take it off and then apologized that she had been off for a week of work and then followed up with me before we left and said she was "out of it." What waitress admits that they're out of it? Maybe she was smoking the sticky icky before she got to work. Either she needs retrained or find another job. I would buy Tired Hands at a restaurant, but we're never going back to their location.

We only had the 4oz Pumpkin Chai Latte Milkshake and it was delicious - could really taste all the…read morespices. We were already full because of brunch elsewhere but I will be back to try other draft pours (especially their extra vanilla milkshake) and their food menu - which looks so tempting. The bartender was very friendly and approachable.

It's definitely a little loud, but if you can get past the noise there is a lot to be found here…read more The beer is superb. A great selection of styles and on top of that love the option to choose 8oz pours in addition to 13oz and pints to be able to sample multiple varieties. The menu has expanded over time. The pizza is great. We've tried multiple varieties. And the more recent rollout of entrees was a nice surprise. The scallops were cooked very well and had great accompaniments. We even got an extra appetizer brought to us by our server which was a pleasant surprise. Tables and the parking lot fill up quick so if you are looking for a table be sure to make a reservation (also a new add). If you do you, won't be disappointed. Great for families too which is nice to see in a brewpub!

I forgot just how far Maple Glen is from Wilmington, DE! But I'm still a big fan of Wissahickon…read moreBrewing Co. I ordered the Cod Sandwich and four different beers in 4-ounce pours. The beers? All flavorful. The Lil' Shandy was my favorite--and honestly, it may have just become my summer beer. The food was a little more complicated. The cod itself was good, and paying $1 to upgrade to sweet potato fries was absolutely worth it. But the roll was way too big and bready. I was really looking forward to the garlic spinach, but it had very little flavor. And the mayo-esque spread mostly added mess without adding much flavor. The bartender recommended the Tuna. I should have listened. Still, four flavorful beers, sweet potato fries, and a Lil' Shandy made this a worthwhile stop. I'll definitely be back to Wissahickon Brewing Co.--next time, I'm ordering the Tuna! Nice big bar area.