Friendly local brewery with amazing staff. I usually get the Helping Paws, which is outstanding and…read moresome proceeds benefit local animal charities. Dr. Brewlittles has some fun events every week, including trivia on Tuesday nights and an open mic on Thursday (sign up for the open mic early if you want to perform, slots fill up fast). In good weather there's a delightful outdoor garden area, and there's an upstairs which is available except during private events: both nice of you want to escape the crowd for a moment. Dr. Brewlittles does not offer food, but we get takeout from Maritza's Cafe next door, or the Dog House (hot dogs, if you just want a snack). You can bring your food in and eat it with your beer. Dr. Brewlittles has become my favorite local spot. 10/10.

We decided to have a friends/family gathering here on a Friday night and it turned out great. Dr…read moreBrewlittles has a nice little space on the first floor. We had a larger group and there was plenty of space for everyone. We took a quick tour of the private upstairs space. It is beautiful and perfect for hosting events. A few of the beers that were popular amongst our group included: Dock's Orders (Pilsner), Orange Dawgs Nation (White Ale), Maple Shade Lager, and some kind of berry flavored fruited sour I forget the name of but I loved. The only beer that I wasn't too crazy about was the Granny Sam Green Apple Sour but once the other fruited sour kicked I ended up switching to Shandy Cheeks. I was skeptical as it's lemonade mixed the beer of your choice. I had it with Dock's Orders and actually loved it. It was light, refreshing, thirst quenching, and very easy to drink. Highly recommend especially if you're not much of a beer drinker but find yourself here with a group of friends. Everyone in our group really enjoyed themselves at Brewlittles. No complaints about the beer, the service, or the atmosphere and will definitely be back if I'm in the area and thirsty for a couple craft beers.

Great selection of beers. Many varieties that you can include in your 5 ounce pour flights of 4 or…read more6 beers. Belgians and stouts on tap! All served by great bartenders!

I loved the commitment to the theme of machinery between the decor and the beer names! Cute spot…read morewith plenty of seating, polite staff, and it looked like they had fun events throughout the month like trivia. Now onto the beer. I got a flight of 4 (you have the option of 4 or 6 in a flight). My favorites were the Thresher, a refreshing raspberry witbier, and the Piston.

Brewery and bar that fits comfortably in the neighborhood. Service is friendly and attentive. The…read morebar is medium sized with many tables inside and plenty of picnic tables outside in the front of the building.

I like it here. Been here a few times this year. Good beers, friendly bartenders and a nice spot…read more They have an outdoor area out front. The music playing is always good too!

BERLIN: Berlin Brewing Company is a craft brewery with a cozy tasting room known for great beer,…read morefun events, and being wonderfully dog friendly! Leashed and friendly dogs are welcome inside the tap room and outside on the patio, making it a perfect hangout spot for both humans and pups. We absolutely loved the vibe here with its natural wood accents, lush greenery, and thoughtfully designed seating areas that make you want to settle in and stay awhile. Rarely do we enjoy everything we try at a brewery, but this place pulled it off flawlessly. The Boro 30 coffee stout was smooth, balanced, and easy to drink, the Moonwalker cream ale was bright and citrusy, and the Sweet PaTaTa's pale ale brought rich malt flavor with every sip. Even their non-alcoholic root beer was incredibly refreshing! There are plenty more options on tap too, so every kind of beer lover can find something to enjoy. We also had the best time chatting with beertender Tiffany, who was incredibly friendly and happened to be celebrating her birthday while we visited! Bring your own food, catch one of their lively events, and kick back at this awesome local brewery.

Looking for something to do on a rainy Sunday afternoon, my girlfriend and I decided to stop in for…read morea few beers. It was our first time here. Decent sized parking lot, and a nice little tasting room inside. Nice decor and variety of seating, including authentic German beer garden tables and benches. It was pretty dead when we visited, just six people at the bar who all appeared to be locals. The bartender was quick with service but didn't engage with us further. $7 pints and $9 flights of four 4 oz beers. There were 9 beers on tap and one seltzer when we were there. We each had a flight so we got to sample most of what was on the menu. Unfortunately we didn't really like most of what we had. The Mexicali Brews (a mojito Pilsner) was definitely interesting in that I've never seen a beer like it before. It was the best of my flight. The Galway Girl (Irish red ale) seemed too watered down, the Stalk n' Hops (cream ale) was just ok, and the Gravity Storm (DIPA at 9.45%) was, I hate to say, atrocious. The Double IPA is by far my favorite style of beer, and this was too watery and had a bitter aftertaste without any of the smooth, nuanced hop flavor I've come to expect from other DIPA's. Most breweries will offer a brief description of their beers, including intended flavor profiles, hops used, etc, but there was none of that here so it was hard to tell what they were going for and what went wrong. If you're local, I'm sure this is a nice place to hang out with some friends and beers. They do a lot of fun events including food trucks and live music. But this is definitely not a place to go out of your way to visit, as you can find much better beer elsewhere.

WILLIAMSTOWN: 13th Child Brewery takes its name from the legendary Jersey Devil, the infamous 13th…read morechild born from South Jersey folklore after a frustrated mother wished the creature into existence. The Pine Barrens legend runs deep in this part of New Jersey, and the brewery fully embraces the eerie local lore in the best way possible. Housed inside a striking historic corner building, the space feels like stepping into another era, with old-world character blending perfectly alongside the gleaming modern brewing equipment. Leashed and friendly dogs are welcome both inside the tap room and outside on the back patio, making it a great stop for craft beer lovers and their pups. With around 10 beers on tap, there is something for everyone, from crisp easy-drinkers to bold flavorful pours, all with creatively themed names that tie into the brewery's spooky personality. Stop in and enjoy what they proudly call "a devilishly good brew."

I am recommending this brewery because I've been here many times over the years and I've always had…read morea pleasant experience. I am not a huge craft beer lover but I've never been dissatisfied with the variety that 13th Child offers. The atmosphere is very relaxed and quiet. A huge plus is that the bar tender is always pleasant and nice. I don't know a lot about craft beer but I never feel awkward; the staff are more than happy to explain each brew to help make a decision. You can always get a flight of beers if you're unsure of what you like. The prices are reasonable too. Support this local business as often as possible!

COLLINGSWOOD: Swedesboro Brewing Company's Collingswood location, aka the Raccoon Taproom, is right…read morein the heart of downtown and it is such a cozy, dog friendly spot to hang out. Leashed and friendly pups are welcome inside the tasting room, where you will find a big lineup of beers on tap. We went straight for Whitall's Wit, their wheat beer, and absolutely loved it. You can bring your own food, watch the game on their TVs, play a round of Pac‑Man, and enjoy a beer with your pup until 7pm, when the nightlife scene kicks in and the vibe shifts to adult people only. It is relaxed, welcoming, and a great place to sip something local with your dog by your side. Check out their other dog friendly locations in Swedesboro & Burlington.

very cute brewery. a little small inside but cozy. the employees were incredibly helpful and…read morefriendly. i am excited to attend one of their events there which are posted around the inside.

I've had Bonesaw's beer plenty of times from the liquor store, and have been to their original…read morelocation in Glassboro, but this was my first time at their new Pilot House at the Deptford Mall. My girlfriend and I stopped in for a few beers on a Saturday night in January. It's at the mall so plenty of parking. There were two bartenders working and the place was only about 1/3 full. We sat at the bar and each had two beers: the All Blacked Out (6.2% oatmeal stout) and Le Petit Démon (7% Belgian blonde ale). Both were very good. The taproom has a lot of fun aviation flourishes, like an old school flip board schedule that displays the beer menu, a runway on the floor leading to the bar, tables made from old wing engine turbines, and an actual plane hanging from the ceiling. It's very spacious and well decorated inside. There were a few families there with seven kids all under 3 plus a baby, and the kids were running around chasing each other while screaming bloody murder. I have a hyperactive child of my own and don't mind kids in breweries, but I know this can be a contentious topic for many in NJ breweries, with some breweries going so far as to institute 21+ hours. To their credit, after awhile (and without prompting from any patrons), one of the bartenders walked over and politely asked the adults to coral their children, and they did comply, and so peace was restored. All told, a decent spot to grab a beer with many good choices. While I prefer Bonesaw's Glassboro location, we would probably come back here some time.

It's cool to see a brewery land in the Deptford Mall, the mall of my teen years. Revitalization is…read moregreat, and I'm glad to see the old Sears area take on a new form. The only reason why I deducted a star from this review is because the service was abysmal. We walked in mid-day on the day after Christmas. It was a rare PTO day for me, and my mom and I had just wrapped up some shopping in the mall. The brewery is industrial with a large plane and cute skeleton pilot overhead. I noticed a vintage atlas accent in their private room, which was closed at the time, that would lay the backdrop for some fun photos I'm sure. All told, the brewery space was well done. You could tell it had the same Bonesaw brand as their flagship location in Glassboro too. I had a general idea of what I wanted to order from checking their menu in advance. There was one person ahead of me in line, but then a second line opened up. No pleasantries from the bartender, just very snappy behavior. I felt extremely rushed in ordering my flight. I asked for advice on which seltzers to order, and he said the raspberry and peach were their best sellers, so I went with them without even perusing the rest of the seltzer list. I also ordered the pumpkin queen cream ale and the tropical hearts sour. As I was signing my receipt, he ordered the next guy up, and the two of them talked over my flight. It was gross, like have y'all forgotten about Covid, the flu, RSV? Please wait the literal two seconds for me to add a tip and sign my name to get out of the way. This wasn't some packed to the gills bar, so there was no reason for it. I hoped that it was just a fluke, like maybe he had a crummy holiday or something, but I mentioned the service in one of my Untappd check-ins and one of my Untappd friends replied saying they experienced the exact same thing on their visit and it made them leave after just a couple beers. I'd say they should consider some coaching on customer service if they want repeat visitors, as I'd hesitate to return to this location personally. As for the beers, I'd say the tropical hearts was my favorite. The pumpkin came with a sugared rim, which was cool but sticky as it was messily done and went down the side of the glass. I wasn't a huge fan of either seltzer as they were on the artificial side, an issue that afflicts many seltzers. I wouldn't say avoid this space, as the beer was generally good and the space is nice. I do hope the service improves in time.

Cross Keys Brewing I first noticed at the A.C. Beerfest. They are located in the area of NJ with…read morethe most breweries, so you can hit a few of them in one trip. Cross Keys is actually a section of Monroe Twp in Gloucester Co., NJ. They capitalize on that theme, and the main bar has so many cool, old keys shellacked into it. I could stare at the bar surface for hours. What I noticed is that they are a very modest, down-to-earth place to hang out. Everyone seems very friendly, and the service was excellent. Their beers tend to be light, simple, and drinkable. They also have cans available. I ended up getting a 4-pack of their lager.

Fair brewery My wife…read moreand I stopped in while in town for a flight and came in an evening when they were doing a comedy open mic night. We only wanted to try a flight and sit outdoors, which wasn't difficult, but the beers were only average at best overall. While inside to order we overheard 2 different comics and their material wasn't very good. We weren't there for that, but it is what it is. As for the beers they had a couple of good beers, but the rest were only average. While we were seated outside it was very quiet (everyone was inside) one other person came out to enjoy the outdoors and started smoking. At any brewery where we are from in NY smoking is prohibited even in the outdoor seating, so that was disappointing. It wasn't a bad brewery, but our visit wasn't impressive. We've been to many breweries in a ton of places, but I wasn't impressed enough here to come back.