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!!!!!

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!

Great local vibe. Beers were good. I look forward seeing expanded offerings, but having a Black…read moreIPA (Cascadian Ale) as a staple is amazing. The in-house kitchen made for a perfect lunch spot. The Reuben was fresh, flavorful - really great. Will be going back, look forward to trying other dishes.

**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.

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.

I was never here before. So glad we stopped in on a Sunday afternoon. Beers were great and there…read morewas live music. That was nice bonus to the visit! Super casual vibe which is always something I like!

Neat place and concept. Huge open room - only beer and wine are served and you can bring your own…read morefood (Silvios is next door). We came for a car show and watched the house band at night. They were so damned good - wow! 'The Crooked Eye Band.' Fun night with friendly people .

Clean and great atmosphere with great food at an affordable price. I look forward to going back for…read moremore great food and great service! Keep up the good work.

1.5 stars for the staff. The food is HORRIBLE. Pictured here are their 'best wings' and corned beef…read morereuben. A place that has Irish in their name has quite the offering for Irish cuisine. Caveat emptor, the Shep pie and Reuben are awful. I will be back for the convenience of drinks but never again for food. Something needs to change here.

Hazy's is aptly named for the tobacco cloud atmosphere provided at this smoker's bar. Even with the…read moreSmokeaters working, the billows from Cigarman to my right blew by me horizontally, forcing me to hold my breath and push away from the bar until it passed. Disgusting. But, the friendly bartender saw my situation, frowned, and went to talk to the chimney to ask that he consider the other patrons. Cigarettes were one thing, but a fat stogie, quite another. Aside from that annoyance, this was a pretty good bar. Bigger inside than expected, with two pool tables and a surprisingly good kitchen, and a large rectangular bar run by pleasant attractive woman who had everything under control. My sweet Italian sausage, pepper and onion sandwich was very good. Served with fries in a red plastic basket, the meat was still tender and juicy within the torpedo roll and tasted fresh. I stopped in to see the Phillies and watched them implode in the 8th inning. Hazy's would be a natural hangout sports bar for me but for their smoking policy. They'd probably have more business, too. I guess nicotine addicts deserve a place to go. Just doesn't work well for me.

Stopped in again, traffic on buselton, freezing rain terrible roads, same great service from Meg,…read moreasked what kind of shot she recommended she mad me a "bomb".... Delicious, the cook is back from his broken shoulder so I'm probably going to order some food( I'll have a follow up) in the mean time Meg keep serving up the best cocktails with the best personality. If you are from the neighborhood or from across the pond you alway feel at home when Meg is working

I was fortunate enough to visit the Bucks County Brewery on their first weekend open for business…read more They are a production brewery with a small tasting room. located off of 611 in Pipersville, PA, about five miles north of Doylestown. Their beers are far from ordinary. I was able to try three of the beers, a RYE ale, an Irish Red Ale, and their CrabAloupe Ale. The last beer was the most interesting, a beatiful english style ale with crab apples and cantaloupe added. They also make a porter called Barley Necttar that is a porter with bourbon soaked vanilla beans that had kicked by the time I got there. The tasting room allows you to sample the beers, and take home growlers, (bring your own or they will sell you one.) They currently have no food there, but in the warmer months hope to add tables outdoors and bring in food trucks on weekends. It is so nice to have a local brewery in Central Bucks, and I look forward to trying more of the beers over time.

I am a big fan of this now one year old brewery. I especially like the crab-a-loupe ale (made with…read morecantaloupe), Hefeweizen, jalapeno saison, barley nectar vanilla porter, and chocolate orange porter. The husband and wife owners are very personable, and love to chat with whoever walks in the door. In the warmer months, they have food trucks and live music. In addition to great beer, parents can bring their kids because they brew their own root beer and birch beer, which are also delicious. If there are no food trucks, you can order from the local pizza place, and they will deliver to the brewery.