Josh our man behind the bar. Very friendly and knowledgeable. Was happy to take the time to explain…read moreit all. He was quite the showman while preparing the drink and the gals loved it. We came into town on a train beer crawl with two other couples and thought this would be a nice break from the brew. It was a bit after lunch and the place was not crowded. I got a Pennsylvania sour, a rye drink. Served with three layers of liquor with different specific gravities. So the drink was layered. I enjoyed it a very unique flavor as I drank through the glass. The place is right off the street and narrow but with couches and high top tables and booths. There are also a couple of seats at the small bar. The drinks were priced just right and a good value for the fancy nature. Recommend a stop in. Mark & Nancy.

Widow's peak makes their own gin, vodka and rye and you can but these by the bottle but the real…read morecharm of this place is the cocktails they serve made with these liquors. The store front is small and the inside is maybe 10-15 feet wide and 100 feet long with several chairs, bankets and even comfy chairs to sit in. It reminded me of a sitting room set up by a cool if slightly potty uncle. My wife and I took a seat and we were given not only glasses of water but also a small bottle to refill our glasses from. The drinks we had were nice and we enjoyed noting the flavors of the different elements. I was these on a hot Saturday afternoon and the cool darkness was very comforting but it might be a bit close on a busy Saturday night. The other issue I had was that the prices of the cocktails was not listed on the menu whichh made me leery of ordering "What am i getting into here?" They were about $14-15 a drink but it would have been nice to know before hand. Overall this was a very nice experience and while this might be a little hard to find on a street full of places serving food and drink, it's well worth the search.

Drinks were good, but a bit on the expensive side. The bathrooms are not the easiest to access for…read morefolks who may have mobility issues, especially when it gets more crowded. And it's a little hard to see because of the dim lighting. It can get pretty loud and there's not much sound dampening, making it hard to hear each other sometimes. However, if you're just vibing and chilling, it's perfect. Though the brewery doesn't sell food, you can pick up something to eat right next door at the market. It's also where the bathrooms are located. Solid draught beers -- I'd recommend them over the cocktails. Enjoy!

Great local brewery tucked inside the new Ridge Hall Market…read more Twisted Ginger Brewery is a hidden gem right off Butler Pike in Ambler, sharing a building with the new Ridge Hall Farmers Market. Parking can be tight on the street, but there are municipal lots nearby that make things easy. They usually have around ten beers on tap, a solid mix of styles that changes often enough to keep things interesting. There are a few TVs, and during slower weekday hours they keep things cozy by only opening the bar area. On weekends, when the place fills up, they expand seating into the section by their brewing area. If you're just grabbing beer to go, they sell four-packs of their own brews. For food, you can either take your beer into the market's food court or bring your meal back into the brewery. Both setups work fine depending on what kind of night you're after. If you are not a beer person, fortunately there are Stateside seltzers, and Surfside hard iced teas available. A relaxed local spot with good beer, friendly people, and a nice addition to Ambler's growing brewery scene.

Top Dog cocktails opened a tasting room in Ambler's newest addition, Ridge Hall. Their cocktails…read moreare jointly made with Boardroom Spirits in Lansdale. On my recent trip to Ridge Hall I had a chance to try their Blood Orange Margarita while enjoying a burger from Lucky's. I must say it was one of the most alcohol forward canned drinks I've had. There is no mistaking their cocktails are 12.5%. The Blood Orange was decent but not my style. I'll make sure to try a few of their other options the next time I get a chance to swing by.

Really good when open. Hours are very inconsistent. Never know who will be open. Eateries inside…read morehave no consistency when it comes to opening hours and days.

My husband and I eat out a LOT, so admittedly, we are hard customers to please. It's why I rarely…read moreleave reviews - good or bad. But when we finally had the opportunity to get a reservation at Mary, I felt compelled to write one. It didn't just "not disappoint", it exceeded every expectation we hoped to have. We sat at the bar, which gave a cool bar vibe with our own bottle of wine (which you don't always get at BYOs), and we had a clear view into the open kitchen. Plus, the service was perfectly on point throughout the entire meal. We started with the ceviche, which was a very generous portion for us to share, and absolutely delicious. I was planning to order the burger, but when the waitress told us it was always on the menu, I opted for the blackened swordfish... and, boy, was I glad I did. My husband got the pork chop; I snagged a bite and it was amazing, too. Both entrees were also very generous portions, and my leftovers were just as good the next day (maybe even a little better once the flavors blended together). We finished with a brownie dessert, and when we finally got the check, we were pleasantly surprised at how reasonable it was. Overall, it was one of the best dining experiences we've had in a long time, and I can't wait to go back and get that burger!!

High quality, monthly menu, nice atmosphere, fresh tasting. Portions are large. Loved the apps and…read morethe main dishes. The cioppino had a lot of great stuff in it including scallops and nice chunks of fish, clams and mussels in a very tasty soup broth. There was a miscommunication by the waitress on one item but she quickly accepted full responsibility and made it right. We also got a taste of the mushroom cavatelli, which was also delicious. We will be back!

Ordered the gypsy chips (good combo, but gets soggy really quickly) and the honey Parmesan wings…read more(this was fine and what you would expect from wings). However, the show stopper was definitely the honey pepperoni flatbread!! It's such a good combo and tasted so good that we ordered it twice. Happy hour here goes pretty late and makes this place super worth it. Waitress was very helpful as well. Ample seating.

The manager was extremely friendly and came to our table to ask how the meal was since we shared it…read morewas our first time. The service was fast and friendly! The location is ideal for Ambler with outdoor seating options. The food was delicious! Definitely try their gypsy potatoes

Nice place for some drinks and great food!…read more Staff was very friendly!............................................................................

First time here although recommended when it first opened. Yeah, the noise level is high, but if…read moreyou want quiet just stay home. The bar area is beautiful, comfortable and service was excellent. The martini was on the large size, which doesn't offend me LMAO. And the beer selection also did not offend me. ;) The tuna tartare was soooo good, I could have eaten a couple of them. Taste was exceptional and really really fresh with no sinew. The fried chicken sandwich was crispy and full of flavor. I like this place after one visit and will return. Let's see if they can get that 5th star from me. I'm difficult so I've heard from all of my exes.

Overall, it's a very nice restaurant in the suburbs. They have some very unique cocktails, which…read morewere delicious. And some of the apps were quite enjoyable, such as the whipped ricotta. However, I felt the entrees were very pricey (outside of the homemade pastas) especially as the sides are à la carte.

While the food was tasty, I left hungry and would never return. A pasta dish for $35 should satiate…read morean adult, however, it was an insulting portion with barely any meat and an underwhelming amount of noodles. My girlfriend ordered a pasta dish that included sausage. There were 4 small pieces of sausage. Total rip off.

I've been back several times now and I love it every time. Best beer in Ambler. Their S'more's…read moreMystic Cow was crazy delicious. I wish it was canned to-go. Bartenders remain helpful and friendly, vibe is always fun and welcoming, and the beer is top notch. When I bring friends we almost never make it to other breweries in the area because we never want to leave.

The pumpkin nitro beer was delish!! Loved this little spot and wished we could have stayed longer…read more(there was a ticketed event happening). The beer was good, ample space and cool atmosphere - both inside and out.

Have been here on a few occasions and their drinks are so good that we keep coming back - they have…read moreso many twists on classics and I have enjoyed everyone. It's also BYOF (bring your own food) although they do offer some light bites. Pictures from two separate visits.

Had tasty drinks with friends!! Got a simple cheese board! Great outdoor space and most…read moreimportantly, no blasting music or loud TVs. Which only ment one thing, we could actually hear each other!!!!!!

First of all, I would hardly call this a whiskey bar. It's just an extension of Iron Abbey -…read moreanother sports bar. We had a reservation and when we arrived, we were told to head up and the only table was our reserved table. The bartender with blue hair came over, didn't greet us, didn't ask what we wanted to drink, just immediately told us we would have to sit outside because the table we were at was for 6. (We were a party of 2). I explained we had a reservation and she scoffed. So unwelcoming. We got up and left and will not be back.

Basically the top floor of the Iron Abbey with a small bar and seating. I found this part of the…read morebuilding quiet and a nice area to have a drink at the end of the night. The bartenders were really nice. The bottle "cellar" area is full of different styles. I perused the area and if your looking for international beers this is a good place to look. The shelves were stocked with a very wide selection of mostly Belgian, Italian brews with American Micro and German coming in just behind. I've had Spanish brews before, but they actually had in stock six to 10 different Spanish Brews and some Brazilian beer. (Makes sense since a Brazilian Steakhouse is connected to the building) The prices were fair and they even had some exclusive Iron Abbey collab beers with local breweries. It's out of the way for me bottle shop wise, but if I do stop by the area I'll of course check out their stock. I found a couple of nice hard to find Imperial Stout's that now have a nice home. A nice addition to the building.