Geronimo, as stated, is the beat kept secret. We came to visit a museum and decided to stop by for…read morea bite. The food was amazing, the beer was excellent, and the service was witty and on point. We really enjoyed this establishment and looking forward to the next visit. We had the wings, the pretzel, the cheese burger, side of fries, and the fish tacos. All amazing

The food was amazing. I had the Nitro poured stout with my…read moreburger. I'll visit often but the employees need to stop customers from bringing dogs inside.

The food is just OK here but we come for the Happy Hour Specials (gotta order before 6 PM for the…read morecheap drinks) and the wonderful (2 female) bartenders who work super hard and are very funny and attentive. We enjoy it here for Happy Hour and it's less "snobby" than some D-town spots. Good music, too.

Not too much to rave about the Penn Taproom on State St in Doylestown. Limited and basic menu with…read moreaverage eats. Chicken overcooked and dry and nachos no better. Staff slow and limited seating the night we came as the upstairs was closed - way too hot on a 98 degree day to dine outside so one of the 6 hightops had to do. No menus. QR code only and no pricing on drink menu so we skipped the booze. We came we ate - we left. Would not recommend.

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.

Maybe we came on an off night, but after being seated in a corner & random patrons that were…read morestanding kept invading our space too closely, our food took FOREVER. That was not too great. The moon bread was interesting, slightly too hard to bite! However, the margherita pizza was a great size & passed the flop test. The pretzel + beer cheese + mustard was also pretty good paired with any of the beer options. I didn't realize we would only be given drumsticks for the Garlic Parm wings (not an issue for me, but could be disappointing if you're wanting flats), but still good! In particular, the brownie sundae stole the show! Warm and gooey with intense chocolate flavor. Can't go wrong with that dessert!

This is a great place to meet friends. Indoor and outdoor spaces, live music, Regular Classic Car…read moreClub Cruises, a perfect burger and a friendly, relaxed atmosphere. Great drinks and of course, Ice Cold Brews.

Glad I went here and didn't connect the dots that it is the same chain as in Red Bank. Maybe I was…read morejust lucky with the beer menu but it seemed that what I got here was a lot better than Red Bank. Having the 5 oz pours (again, probaby my luck of selection) was a bonus too. Sharing a light lunch of the Wagyu Beef Tacos - House-smoked Wagyu tri-tip, guacamole, salsa roja, was a very good option as an add-on for the beer. Service was great at the bar. The place itself was surprisingly large and having a lot of parking available is a huge bonus for anything in New Hope. Yes, of course it is still paid, but such is New Hope.

We stopped in to Triumph Brewery before ending our visit to New Hope PA and it was enjoyable. My…read morehusband tried a flight of beers which he enjoyed (he liked the Czech Pilsner best). We shared a charcuterie board which was ok (tip: not quite enough on its own when shared perhaps. I'm not 100% all the items were on the board that were written on the menu but it was still good). I really, really enjoyed my Snowy Cosmo cocktail very much! Service was very friendly - would visit again.

amazing food and amazing beer selection and cocktail selection. unfortunately, the woman bartender…read morewith short hair glasses and tattoos is very rude and if you can't handle the busy flow of bartending don't bartend. but otherwise a 5/5 stars for this brewery it's delicious.

The service here was great. I happen to come in a busy day so indoor seating was limited but they…read moredid have spots outside. Will return in the summer

It's hard to rate just "The Station" as a whole as it's made up of many businesses. This is a…read morereview of the station as best as I can write without my opinions on any of the businesses. I love the concept of the Station so much! I love the "food court" style. I also love that some spaces are multi purposed for day vs night. I don't think there is enough seating for how busy this place can be. There also is no clear entrance to the building. I think the majority of the entrances are more presentable from the front facing the street but not actually practical to walk into. I also think some signage advertising what is in the building itself would be helpful as I don't think many people are aware. I would also love to see more advertising of the sister properties - The Square / Dublin Town Center as it's all really one community. I've gone here twice and it's actually fairly special as my boyfriend and I went on our second date here - it's great for couples and families alike - with something for everyone. The brewery definitely can get very loud and crowded and we entered through there the first time - again - not seeing a recognizable entrance.

The Station is a nicely renewed/renovated old 1930s gas station in the heart of Dublin, Bucks…read moreCounty, PA. This town is going through a major makeover with lots of new apartment/condo housing and commercial development. The three story structure is brick, glass and steel, creating a post industrial vibe that is fun to hang out in. I was there today to visit the Manhattan Bagel shop, also looked at the Itri Brick Oven Pizza and the largest business there, Neshaminy Creek Brewery. In the center of it all was a large dining room shared by all. Had I more time and hunger, I would have ordered a pizza and manged it at the bar with local suds to lube the swallow. Maybe, next time. Dublin is trying mightily to become a new destination in Upper Bucks, and by the look of things they are succeeding.

Food is very good here. Wide selection and many choices for vegetarians…read more Lots of good IPAs too.

Trouble's End is a nice spot to grab a bunch of apps and watch a game after riding 10 miles on the…read moretrail. My daughter and I stopped here a couple months back and while the visit went a little sideways, we'll definitely be trying it again the next time we ride in the area. First problem was that they took a reservation for 3:15 when they don't have an actual food menu until 4:00. Prior to that it's beer and a few simple snacks. They were upfront about that though when we arrived and we decided to order some hummus and park for 45 minutes to order duck fries that my daughter desperately wanted. Unfortunately, 43 minutes later the waitress came over and told us they didn't have any... At that point though we were committed and ordered a bunch of stuff to try. We really enjoyed the Disco Tots with Brisket, the Pretzel Buns, the Hummus, and the Pork Belly Grilled Cheese. The Nachos, on the other hand, were a giant disappointment because there was basically no cheese on it. The waitress didn't seem surprised when we mentioned it and quickly offered to take it off the bill. Overall it was a good meal, though we were both really hoping for some Duck Fries... They're no longer on the menu as far as I see so I guess we'll never get them.

So glad we stopped here, after a long afternoon of shopping! Really quaint decor, comfy space,…read moreattentive staff. The food and drinks were delicious! The fish and chips, beef sandwich, tomato soup, crab cakes definitely worth a try.

The place is fine but nothing more than average. The space is open, well-lit with warm decor…read more Food (eggs benedict, English breakfast) - 3.5 Drinks (Bloody Mary, beer) - 3 for bloody Service (slow) - 3 On the fence on whether I'd return....