This is a hidden spot with shockingly good beer! I got the mad fruit and it was great! There was a…read morebustling atmosphere during the first Friday event, and it would have been even greater with live music. Overall not bad and looking forward to stopping again!

I am very surprised that I am the first yelper to leave a review. Simple Days is a small brewery…read morethat can comfortably hold about 20 people inside. Sometimes they do have a food truck present. There were 7 beers/ciders on tap on the day we went in. We stayed to watch about half of the Eagles game on the TV inside. We tried everything on tap and liked everything. Hopefully they can have more than bags of chips when a food truck is not present (I did not ask if outside food could be brought in). Plenty of on-street parking is available.

Normally go to their Easton location. This location is a bit smaller. A good spot to get a decent…read moreburger and a flight. You'll find a beer that you may fancy. Located inside the Trolley Barn Market. Service was friendly.

EXCELLENT! First off the Trolley barn is so fun! We got burgers from Two Rivers and they know how…read moreto cook a burger! It's so hard to get an actual medium rare burger, but this was perfection! We tried the truffle cheese fries as well and they were also very good. The service is amazing, we had Karen as our battened and she was literally the best!! Highly recommended full experience here at Two Rivers!

Branch Creek is a great open-air environment with good beer, food, and a convenient self-ordering…read moresystem. I will answer the questions I had before going, as others probably have the same: Is it family friendly? Yes, there were plenty of kids and even a couple babies on site. Its spacious and open air so there is no crowded feel. On the night we went it wasn't overly loud. My kids are usually picky eaters but they devoured their kid's meals and said it was very good. How's the beer? Very good. Branch brews a decent selection of their own beers and ciders which aren't bad at all. Their Cowpath Roadie Stout is particularly good. They also have guest brews from other local breweries. Its self-pour. You get a card to scan at each tap pour whatever you like. This allows you to control portions for samples and try a wider variety The Food? Its pretty good. Their menu isn't as robust as others but it has some good options. The focus on flatbreads. They say their "Goat" is the best, and they are not wrong. Its very good Sports? They have several large TVs and had the Phillies playoffs on. The crowd was very into the game, making for a fun experience. Bathrooms are very clean, single use. Definitely check this place out and don't be afraid to bring kids or a group.

The outdoor area is very cool especially if you can snag a spot by the fire pits. The thing here…read moreis that there's a wall or taps with beer, cider, and margaritas and it's all self serve and pay by the ounce. The system they have is a bit confusing. No cash is accepted, so you need to register with a credit card and your name to get a drink card which they link to your credit card. You then use the drink card to tap a strip on the wall above the tap you select for self service and then you pour. The screen above the tap will tell you how much you've spent and the cost of each pour. To order food you have to scan a QR code at your table and then enter the last 4 digits of your credit card so they can identify who you are. When you are done you drop the drink card into a box and you receive a text message with a link to your bill. I found it too complicated and didn't really love the beer selection. The food was not very good either. I guess it's a nice spot to bring a group and sit outside and their website states that outside food is allowed so that is another option.

Pretty cool spot with live music, a few good food options in the connected food hall, and a great…read moreselection of beers. Getting the bartender's attention was no problem at all, which isn't always the case at a bar, especially on a busy Friday night, and the live music was definitely on point. I met up with a few guys here, and it was a really nice and lively evening, yet not so loud that we couldn't hear each other and were able to have some level of conversation (yes, with some leaning in, but I've been to bars where even that doesn't facilitate communication). Lots of beer selections on tap, with a core selection on one side of the menu and a more seasonal list on the other. I got the honey porter and the Japanese lager from the seasonal set, and I thought they were both pretty solid. One of the guys ordered food from one of the food vendors down the hall (cool that they have that, btw, so you can get good food w/o the bar needing to take care of that). There was a QR code that was supposed to facilitate that, but when he placed the order on his phone, it didn't allow it for some strange reason. He ended up walking over to order; it's not too far, but that QR code should be fixed since it was on the table we sat at. Overall a nice chill space that's not too loud and has good beers on tap. I would return!

Friday night and hardly any business. Could be a cool vibe if they figured out it's not 1965. Love…read morethe couches and the setup, playing music from the 60s, I do wonder who.you are trying to attract. Craft beer was ok. Food from the meat wagon was great. The atmosphere was the problem. Maybe ask your customers what they think and there would be more of them. For now a one and done..

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 .

So unfortunately, we didn't eat there because I wanna be fair and give a proper review on the food…read moresince it is a restaurant. But we didn't make it to the food. We didn't make it past trying the beers. We knew the place had reopened under new ownership and wanted to give it a shot. We walked in and were seated promptly. Right away I noticed there were crumbs all over the floor. That's a major red flag, not a good first impression. Decided to try some beers. We placed an order with the waitress for three tasters. She informed us one of them was brand new, and all of their other beers were from the original owners. A minute later, another waitress came over and says that our server can't service alcohol because she's not of age and to give her the order. When I said one of them was one of the new beers she had no idea what I was talking about. Strange. What is most strange is that why is a server working at a brewery who can't serve alcohol? That's a new one for me. Let's just say the beers were awful. They were flat, tasteless and not entirely up the temp. We got up and walked out and went to the Trolley Barn across the street.

What a gem found on a whim! Service was great, food was good and good for the value! And they had…read morehard cider for the hubs that earns a bonus point!

It feels like you're drinking in someone's Pennsylvanian living room. Fortunately for my friends,…read morewe love that vibe. It's cozy and welcoming, with friendly staff. They have a nice variety of beer plus 3 cask pulls which is pretty unique. There's no food, but plenty of room to hangout. We came Sunday at like 1pm and had the place mostly to ourselves.

Excellent English-style mild ale! But another one of those bartenders who can't see an older woman…read more- and when I finally did get his attention, he forgot half my order. So, a mixed experience.

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.