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    4.7 (54 reviews)
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    Dogs allowed
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    Gia S.

    Naked Brewing was on my list of breweries to visit soon, but once I saw that they were carrying a jalapeño beer I knew I had to get over to them immediately. We stopped by late on a Saturday? about an hour before they closed and there was still a fair amount of people here. Some were out front playing cornhole, the rest sitting at or around the bar. There's a few small tables available otherwise, right by a big screen TV- we sat at one of the tables. I ordered the Jalapeño Bizness, which tasted pretty great and also very unique. It had a lot of heat to it's flavor, but it was still very palatable. My date ordered the Blind Melon, the wheat beer, which tasted great too. With a lot of other beers to choose from, we'll have to visit again but earlier in the evening, to make sure we get to try more of their beers. Service was fast and friendly. I'm looking forward to returning and trying out more of their brews. I hope they continue making unique flavors such as the jalapeño beer as well.

    Philadelphia Cheesesteak adventure
    James P.

    I love Brewing Nake and this place!! I will be eating all of my cheesesteaks in this area at Naked Brewing

    Mark V.

    Such a comfortable and cool atmosphere! Great beer selection and venue. The venue is large enough to accommodate large parties and they have a selection of games to play with your friends. I recommend checking it out. Currently they have Ground Effects (Cream Ale w/ Coffee) on tap and I give it 5's!

    Lucy W.

    So this feels pretty basic, cozy but not much else. I guess they sell Utz chips. We shared flights. The Naughty List and Rising Barrel were unique but not amazing. The other saison was better but the dark beers were the best, along with Pomegranate Wheat. Also they allow dogs and we met an Australian Shepard!

    Pomegranate wheat, Jalapeno bizness, carpe noctem, and parting glass smoky porter
    Neal N.

    This is a great local brewery with a welcoming staff. Whether it's a year round beer such as Hop Spyder or Naked Pale Ale, or a seasonal like Ginger's Punkin Spiced Wheat, the beer is exceptional. Mexual Chocolate is an excellent beer that reminds me of a mole sauce. I enjoyed Aigre Canon, and I do not usually like sour beers. I could go on about more of their beers, but you should try some for yourself.

    A large flight
    C M.

    What can I say....this place is a hidden gem. My friend and I were in town for work and on a early day we decided on food and beer. I like to find little know brewery's and taste what they got. After a search on Untappd we found this place and decided to due to is proximity to our place. Caught a ride to the address and we were a little confused because we didn't see any signs. All hope seemed to be lost before we saw a little sign that was off on the corner and we knew we were in the location, but where was the question. We knew it was on the footprint of this large building. So my buddy and i decided to push forward and complete our mission of finding this place. We didn't find it in front so we hooked around the back and it looked a little dodgy, but when all hope seemed lost the clouds parted and shine on the front door which is at the back. We enter and I swear I heard Angels playing on harps. It was utter magical inside. The decor was fitting, but the beer was amazing. I got a large flight and was just blown away. There were some flavored that I would turn up my nose just die to the name, but hey...lets try and am I glad I did. Every one of my beers was good. The bartender/co-owner was extremely friendly and helpful. And kudos to him and his work. We went on a Tuesday so I can imagine this place to be hopping on a Friday or Saturday and when it's warm...GO THERE!!!!!

    This a flight. $6. So awesome
    Talia L.

    Naked! How doth I love thee! Even though this little brewery is hidden in an business complex, please please come in and give it a try! Let's review why it's my favorite brewery in the area despite its weird location. Decor- it's a little small, but there is a decent amount of seating. Plus, they have outside seating. They have an industrial feel though. Cool bottle lighting and very "undecorated". Staff- you will always see the same people working. They are friendly and they are willing to let you taste anything. If you come in more then once, they will totally remember you. They can talk about the beer and explain the process to and what makes this saison different from that saison and etc. Prices/ beer - are right in point. They offer a 4 beer flight and a longer one. They have bottles and growlers ( they even have a cute small grower!). And the beer is awesome! They always have new beers! And the sour selection is to die for. Every time I go there is tons of options and new beers. You rock my world, Naked.

    Where the magic happens!!!
    Von M.

    Oh yea baby, Naked makes some mighty fine beer!!! But for the Yelp reviews, however, we would not have discovered this hidden treasure. Thanks again Yelpers!! We picked up two growlers: Black Currant and Pale Ale. The Black Currant was imbibed in less than 24 hours, and it was phenomenal. Neither of us discerned the flavor of black currants, what we did taste was a well-balanced beer lacking any harsh edges. It is a relatively low alcohol beer that is perfect on a warm summer's day. Mr. M--who has been more disappointed than not by micro-brews--is smitten. Looking forward to updating this review after we crack open the Pale Ale.

    My epic flights!
    Samantha S.

    I work in the area and felt like walking over to check out this new joint. Awesome selection of beers! So happy to find a brewery in the philly suburbs. I got four 4oz flights for only $6. Can't beat that! The Gentleman's stout was super yummy , and the Parting Glass, which is a porter infused with Jameson, was also impressive. I then tried a wheat beer with pomegranate which is perfect for this warm weather! Refreshing! I hear they are expanding the seating area a bit which is great. There's a small corner for a two piece band to perform. The decor is cozy with a chic industrial vibe. They also have quizzo on Thursdays. I think as time passes, this place will become more and more popular. The quality of this craft beer is truly great. It's a hidden gem that I'm glad I found.

    Naomi R.

    The location is a bit tricky as it's located behind the building .. but it's a great local brewery to visit! The beer was great.. fairly priced & the staff was very friendly! The artwork was my favorite part of the visit & drew me into making my choice of beer.

    Greetings From Naked Brewing Company!
    Morgan P.

    Lovely lovely and wonderful brewery! The people who are here are first rate on some human beings. They are small but it made a lot of their brewing equipment themselves in my hat is off to these entrepreneurs. The next time on within 50 miles of this location I'm going to make the effort to come out and have a couple beers in there taproom!

    Ron S.

    After visiting a few breweries, you begin to see quite a difference between each operation. Breweries such as Yards have built themselves up over the years to a state-of-the-art brewery with an amazing system in place to brew. In Huntingdon Valley at The Naked Brewing Company, just as it's name implies, the beer brewing experience is much more "hands on." Almost everything in the brewery was designed and built in house, from the set up of the fermenters to the layout of their tasting room. There's TON of both homemade and customized equipment here, complete with rising steam and malt dust! Although they're newer on the micro-brewing scene, Naked proves that an outstanding product can be made with simple tools in a modest setting, the way it's been done for a very long time. Normally when I'm recapping a brewing that is being featured on The Corner Pubcast for the week, I'll comb through information and try to assemble a narrative about the company's history and where they are now. In this case though? There's nobody that can put it better than Brian Sucevic, co-founder of this weeks featured Brewery, The Naked Brewing Company of Huntingdon Valley PA: ""Ah, where to begin. My first beer is a good place. Sneaking beer to go out camping in the woods of Kentucky was commonplace back then in the early 80's. I used to think of Old Milwaukee as "beer", and technically, I guess it is. It was (and still is) made with malted barley and hops and had alcohol. It did the job fine back then. As I matured, my love for good beer grew. Many college parties, and many beers later, I had grown to enjoy a wide variety of beers. I learned that opting for a 6-pack of good beer was a better plan than crushing a case of ordinary beer. The flavor was everything. Can I tilt a mass produced lager while watching a game? You bet. But, my preference is to enjoy my beer for the flavor, not drink it down in mass for the effects. In talking with one of my fellow "naked brewers," Jim [Crossland], we started talking about brewing beer. We both had enough supplies that we could cobble together a decent set-up with which to brew. We brewed the cherry chocolate stout, our first beer, and fermented it in a glass carboy in my basement. We force carbonated it some weeks later and tried it out. The body and flavor exceeded our expectations. In short ... it was a damn good beer. We tried other recipes and had similar results. A few years ago, we started thinking, how hard would it be to start a brewery? Well, as it turns out, it's actually pretty damn hard. Jim is a heck of a brewer and sensational at making wonderful toys. I am a pretty good brewer as well, and an absolute freak about the details. Our combination of abilities and disorders worked perfect together. We started to move the process forward. Once our wives figured out that we were serious about this, they both decided not to leave us (they should both be commended for this) and supported us in our endeavor. All of the pieces had fallen into place, our brewery was born, The Naked Brewing Company."" ------------ We enjoyed the following beers on last Friday night's cornerpubsports.com Pubcast ... The Gentleman - 10% ABV This big imperial stout greets you with a tip of his hat, and some big flavors. It ages on apple brandy infused oak to add layers of caramel, crisp stone fruit, and vanilla. Curl up with the Gentleman in front of a roaring fire, and sip your night away. Pomegranate Wheat - 4.6% ABV A sweet, golden hued American wheat beer brewed with caramel malts and honey, and infused with pomegranate, providing a bold fruit aroma and a crisp finish. Sour Pomegranate Wheat - 6.2% ABV The story behind SPW is an interesting one. The Naked Brewers accidentally made a high-octane batch of pomegranate wheat, so rather than tossing it down the drain, they tossed it in their sour barrels and added some raspberry. The results are surprising--the beer certainly stands apart from its aforementioned younger sibling. Pink Bunny - 4.92% ABV A beer that was originally brewed as a house beer for The Sawtown Tavern in Tacony, this is a big, juicy grapefruit IPA with lots of big citrus hops. Pink Bunny was also designed to come in with a 4.9% APV, so you can definitely enjoy more than one The Naked Brewing Company offers a quizzo on Thursday nights and live music on a semi-regular basis. You'll always be able to catch sight of both Brian's guitars and Jim's drum kit in a corner of the grain room or tasting area. Naked also provides outdoor seating, complete with a tiki bar, at this little gem of a brewpub located at 51 Buck Rd in Huntington Valley.

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    Had a great time celebrating 30th birthday. Misty is the best! Attentive service and excellent beers!

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    Great place to try some craft beers. Friendly staff and they fill growlers. No kitchen but they always have a food truck outside.

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    The Gentleman - 10% ABV This big imperial stout greets you with a tip of his hat, and some big flavors.

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    4.5(146 reviews)
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    VERY DISAPPOINTING experience at the VSE SVOI party. We bought tickets in advance and arrived on…read moretime, but waited 45 minutes in line. When we reached the entrance, they said our tickets were no longer valid because we were "late" and demanded more money. After arguing, we were told to pay cash to get in. Rude treatment, no apology, and a terrible experience. I would not recommend VSE SVOI events.

    I had the best lobster raviolis in my life. They were so good we ordered it three times. We've only…read moregone there three times. With two weeks. Neither of us love lobster, so it was never something we got anywhere more than once together as a couple. At La Superba, the lobster raviolis has been indoctrinated to be our staple. Anything else is fair game. My husband also likes the arugula on it, and I have never seen him indulge in leafy greens like this, let alone arugula. Homemade everything. The lasagna and pappardelle bolognese are also fantastic and will also be repeat orders. We had initially thought things were on the pricey end, but when we tried La Superba for the first time we were like, "HOLY CRAP NEVERMIND!" Plus reasonable portions too. It is absolutely worth it! We have only gotten take out so far since we have been in a rush and scrambling with adulting these days, but we really want to dine in when things slow down so we can try things that weren't as take-out friendly. We had a favorite Italian out by Costco but I think La Superba is giving them a run for their money and it's practically right around the corner...

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    4.4(19 reviews)
    4.7 mi

    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.

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