We had the pleasure of being at Needle Creek Brewery for the first time as L'Acquario Seafood…read moreItaliano food truck, and we cannot say enough amazing things about this place. From the moment we arrived, the staff and management were beyond welcoming and accommodating. Unfortunately, we experienced an issue with our truck, and the team at Needle Creek Brewery truly came to the rescue. They went above and beyond to help us in every way possible, showing genuine kindness, professionalism, and support during a stressful situation. Amazing atmosphere, amazing people, and outstanding management. It's rare to find a business that cares so much about both their customers and vendors. We highly recommend visiting this beautiful brewery -- you will not be disappointed! Thank you again for everything! -- L'Acquario Seafood Italiano

Needle Creek Farm Brewery is one of those places that makes you slow down the moment you pull in…read more You're not walking into a polished taproom in an industrial park -- you're stepping onto a real working farm, and that's very much the point. The barn itself is beautiful in that honest, weathered way. Big old beams, lots of natural light, and plenty of space to spread out. We grabbed a flight and headed outside, where you can sit at picnic tables, watch the cows, and just take in the quiet. It feels rural without feeling remote -- a great change of pace. The beer is solid across the board. Nothing felt rushed or gimmicky. The IPA was bright and easy to drink, the blonde was clean and refreshing, and the darker beers had depth without being heavy. Knowing they grow their own barley on site and brew on a traditional system somehow makes it all taste a little better. What really sticks with you is the experience. You can smell hay, hear the animals, feel the breeze -- this isn't a themed "farm-style" brewery, it's the real thing. It's relaxed, unpretentious, and genuinely welcoming. Staff were friendly and happy to talk beer without hovering. It's also a great spot to bring family or friends who aren't hardcore beer people. There's room to wander, things to look at, and a general store next door if you want to take something home. If you're looking for flashy hype beers, this might not be your place. But if you want good beer, a beautiful setting, and a reminder that craft brewing can still feel grounded and human, Needle Creek is well worth the trip.

One of New Jersey's oldest breweries, founded in 1996. In 2007 it came under new ownership, and in…read more2013 it moved to its current facility in an industrial park in Ewing, NJ. They recently acquired MD brewery DuClaw as well and continue to brew their beers and distribute under the same name. They distribute widely across NJ, PA, NY so it's pretty easy to find at liquor stores and restaurants, and I've had their beers many times over the years. Their beer is pretty solid with some fun and inventive offerings. My girlfriend and I stopped into their taproom for the first time on a Sunday afternoon and it was quite possibly the worst taproom we've ever been to out of 80+ NJ breweries we have visited together. It looks like they concentrate all of their time and effort on production and distribution and have not spent any time creating a decent place to hang out. Almost no decor. All plastic cups (a personal pet peeve of mine in breweries). Not even a permanent bar of any kind. There were only four other people the whole time we were there so the atmosphere was pretty dead. We ordered flights, and the names of the beers were written in abbreviations right on the cups which made it impossible to read on the darker beers. But the beer was very good! We really enjoyed our flights and bought a six pack of the imperial pumpkin ale to bring home with us. We'll continue to drink their beer, but I don't recommend coming to the taproom at all.

Some of the beers are passable but nothing seems to be great. The atmosphere of the place is…read moreunfortunately run down and tired looking. In fact, there's really no atmosphere at all. I will stop in on occasion to fill a growler or grab some cans to go but would not want to spend any time here. A basic remodel would change the game or at a minimum a cleaning and fresh coat of paint wouldn't hurt either.

Nice environment, served by a friendly and smart bartender Mike. I went in to have a beer and a…read moresnack while watching an NBA game, and tried a special they had which was very good - jumbo lump crabmeat on cheesy fries. They nailed it - especially with respect to the seasoning, which was Old Bay: I asked that they go easy on that spice, as I like it but not the way most heavy-handed cooks use it. Downside? Not a biggie, beers are a bit pricy, but I'll be back nonetheless, looking forward to it.

Food Great burgers but I have have had cold sides Service…read moreExcellent unless you are SINGLE Nice TVs Very narrow aisles

Some of the best Happy Ales (IPAs) available . . . ANYWHERE!!! A lot of luck and hoops to jump…read morethrough to get sometimes, but worth it. Just frustrated by some of the Jabronies that use Troon beer as an income source by flipping (reselling) the beer rather than enjoying it. Karma!

Beer is phenomenal. The fruit flavors come through JUST enough. Hoppy, but not bitter. 10/10…read morerecommend.

Good, service and ambiance where all top notch. Only complaint is that we had a larger party and…read morewe were sorted by the bar so it was a little too loud to hear our conversations.

My friends and I got here when it opened today at 10am -- no reservation and we were sat…read moreimmediately. Cute place and decor. They have the main floor with a separate section that must be for large groups. Their restrooms are downstairs which also has space for what must be private dining or perhaps open on nights where it's busier. I got the huevos rancheros - a bit not traditional because they use cannellini beans and tortilla strips. I prefer the dish with guacamole, black beans and a tortilla so I'd order something different next time but still tasty! There is a parking garage behind the restaurant for a fee but I was able to find street parking easily on Birch--just across the street.

Love this place, the beer, the vibe, the atmosphere, kids can play outside. Party room we've used…read morefor a family party and it's perfect. Not quite sure what's up with the bartender- same one every time we go. She really makes you feel not welcomed and actually like your business isn't wanted. Same experience every time with this lady. It's a shame. What's her deal?!

Happened to pop by because I had some time to kill in the area, and I'm grateful I found it! Lovely…read morevibes, delicious beer, wonderful staff! Would absolutely recommend and look forward to coming back! Thank you to Jordan and Sue for making my first experience so enjoyable! Lots of options on tap, check it out!

Two Haiku Review:…read more Went to the downstairs Area to catch up with Friends over dinner. Great vibe and service! Pretty good chicken sandwich. Would come back again.

Cool concept with the more formal room upstairs and sports bar downstairs. The downstairs felt like…read morea speakeasy. They both have the same kitchen and menu. The food was good but the service was off the day I went. They messed up a few of our items and the burgers were not cooked to the wellness we asked. The fries were hot and crispy! The wing sauce had good flavor but I needed more of it! The broccolini side dish was surprisingly delicious. To finish the meal, we got a dessert to share and everybody enjoyed it. I'd definitely come back and give this place another shot.

Was able to get last minute reservations on Saturday evening. Prior Yelp reviews influenced our…read moredecision to try this small restaurant. The building is very historic with a small and lively bar and a narrow winding staircase to get to the quaint second floor area where we dined. Most of the tables had a sofa seating option and some eclectic groupings of chairs. Our server was friendly and efficient. We planned to begin our meal with the grilled octopus (that had an interesting preparation including broccoli rabe and raisins) but they were out of the octopus. We pivoted to the fennel salad which included shaved cheese, celery, pine nuts and a zesty lemon dressing. We'll try the octopus next time but we were very pleased with the salad. For our entrees we enjoyed the grilled scallops and the sea bass. Both were delicious. Highly recommend The Salt House.

Owner/operated restaurant & bar, @ #TheSaltHouse in New Hope, PA having a delicious dinner. Just a…read moreshort stroll from our #WedgwoodInn B&B , we enjoyed our pre- theater brunch / lunch prior to attending @Cat on a Hot Tim Roof at the #BucksCountyPlayhouse Our innkeepers suggested we let our server know our thoughts megrame for the matinee & the service was prompt & professional. The historic stone restaurant was very impressive. The Hugh Walk/In fireplace dating back to the 1700s was very impressive as were the old exposed wood beams and floors. Glad we could keep our car parked @Wedgwood Inn cause this restaurant has no onsite parking! Sleep at Wedgwood Inn and walk t/o #NewHope

Food Good and plenty Service very good…read moreOnly club in Ewing that features frequent acoustic music free. Only gripe is like every restaurant a side of side of coleslaw is one bite

I've been here a handful of times with colleagues for dinners after work, and it's a good spot for…read morebar food, good beer, and a dive-like setting. I've tried the fish & chips as well as a sandwich, and it's all tasty, definitely filling. Staff is very friendly and attentive, and they have lots of specials throughout the week.

The ambiance was so nice and I loved the decor. I went for happy hour with my friend and loved the…read moreatmosphere. Although we didn't get a wide spread of food, the focaccia bruschetta was very good. I will definitely be coming back!

Appears to be CLOSED permanently? Went this past Thursday, locked up, no sign. Inside appears to be…read moreall broken down.