Great beer! I feel like many breweries have gotten sloppy or checked out in the last few years, but…read morethe brews here are still on point. They have a wide selection to choose from as well, and my favorite brew of the day was Pinely, which is a tangy milkshake IPA. The spot itself is nice as well, and they have plenty of outdoor seating. The food is nothing special, but you don't come here for the food. Their brews are worth it.

Man oh man! Thai was my first time here and it was awesome! This is a pretty big place with beer…read morebeing made where you can see. They had a great pumpkin beer and a wonderful staff that let me try quite a few beers to see what I liked best. The Wrong Crowd had the best food I've had at a brewery. My friends and I were blown away! The nachos were great, wings were delicious, but the sweet and savory pizza was the best on the menu! This was such a chill place and I will be back for more pizza!

This place was a hidden gem. Off the beaten path. The customers and vibe were so fun. Everyone…read morechatted with everyone. The IPA's were the bomb!

This place is great! You would never know it exists being tucked away in a corporate parking area…read more They have a huge selection of on-tap beers and cans. I love that they have a few frozen drink options and also on-tap rotating seasonal mixed drinks. I believe they have wine and some NA options too. We frequent here for bingo Sundays and they also have trivia and a few other weekly events. The staff is very friendly and accommodating. They have rotating food trucks but you can also bring your own food as well. There is indoor and a covered outdoor area for seating with a great ambiance & vibe. Children and dogs are welcome. Highly recommend!

Are you looking for a bit of history lesson while you sip your beer? Then head over to Dew Point…read moreand you'll find the perfect place. Set in a snuff mill built in 1901, there's plenty of history to explore at this former manufacturing site. The brewery is located on the second floor of this family run spot with plenty of seating inside or out. We had the friendliest bartentder walk us through the beer options & quick history of the site and headed back downstairs to enjoy our brews in the spring sunshine. There's plenty of tables (with umbrellas for shade!) on the patio and some additional tables tucked underneath the small tree grove having the stage. There wasn't a food truck but judging from the table next to us, feel fee to bring your own picnic. The drive out to this area is half of the joy in this little spot, we know we'll be back again this summer.

This was an awe inspiring find. The venue is incredible. Beer selection is Belgium inspired. There…read moreis something for everyone in your group

My husband and I landed at STH in West Chester last night for dinner. We sat at the bar where we…read morehad a front row seat watching Megan, Jory and Devon make some amazing drinks. I had to tell them how impressed I was at how efficient they all work together. There was never a back up at the service bar and that is saying a lot!! They were absolutely amazing!! We had a great time talking with them. The drinks, made for us by Megan, were top notch. The food was amazing! We'll be back!! Praying our seats at the bar will be available!! Highly highly recommend STH!! Thanks everyone for a great night!! The McC's!

Lots of tables bunched up together in here. Vibes are nice doe, outside side walk eating areas…read more Entrees looked good, but seasoning were non existent. Now it was packed with people, so the kitchen was definitely backed up. I would give this place another try maybe during the week. What was above grade was the wings..get them!!! Drunkin Noodle: well the the beer menu is extremely vast, but damn all the ones I wanted were "in season"

Always good, but this last year they have truly upped their game. Good food choices, too!read more

Such a great spot! The beers are fresh, creative, and seriously good -- something for everyone. But…read morethe food really surprised me (in the best way). Unique options you don't see everywhere and everything we tried was delicious. Fun vibe, friendly staff, and just an overall great place to hang out. We'll definitely be back!

Wouldn't recommend...over all poor experience, staff is below average. Food was terrible. The whole…read morerestaurant had a weird smell. The vanilla bourbon cream sauce online says it's supposed to have cream cheese in it and it tasted like mayonnaise so I asked the waiter what is in it because it tasted like Mayo and he said it's a mayonnaise base. Why would French toast sticks be served with mayonnaise? It was absolutely disgusting and tastes spoiled.

Couldn't decide on whether I wanted to try the grilled chicken sandwich or the crab cake sandwich…read more After reading over and over again the description for the crab cake (lump crab cake, lettuce, tomato, remoulade sauce, brioche bun) I enthusiastically ordered. What a let down! Not only was it NOT lump crab, it smushed too much for me to continue eating it like a sandwich. The best part of it as the tomato! Do not order the LUMP CRAB CAKE SANDWICH! They're straight up lying. Also, my partner had the bratwurst.. he said it reminded him of a hotdog. Not the correct texture!

Food was great and service! Always love coming here. Martinis are delicious! Highly recommend!read more

Do you have food special everyday; or just for Happy hour; and what are they?How about drink…read morespecials? Do you have music in Downingtown?

We came here on a windy Sunday afternoon to enjoy some craft beer and relax. There's plenty of…read moreparking in the gravel lot, only a short distance from everything. There was also a maker's market going on, with several vendors selling their goods, as well as a jazz musician on guitar nearby, as well as loads of shaded picnic tables which were great for eating our sandwiches from the Fork'n'Delicious food truck (sandwiches were huge!). There were also nice bathrooms, the trailer version, close by. Not to be forgotten, there's a beer stand, pouring lots of the Tired Hands beers. There was also a cans-to-go station in case you need some roadies. (See photos for draft/can lists) We grabbed sandwiches and drinks and ate at the picnic tables, listening to the jazz music, before heading up the hill. It wasn't too busy, but there was a decent amount of people. Ordering was never a long wait, with usually one 1 person in line at any time. Leading up the hill, there are paths and clearings, with gazebos dotting the landscape. Some other folks were having a birthday party in one near by -- what a great idea. We escaped the wind by hitting the Adirondack chairs at the top of the hill and enjoyed our beers while looking down upon the entire scene. Our dog especially loved the vantage point! There was also a few cornhole boards and a frisbee golf area nearby. While the shed was closed that day due to staffing issues, my friend told me it's a can shed, so presumably you could grab drinks right there and not have the longer walk back. Worth noting: there are some ankle breakers near the top of the hill -- we think they're black walnuts -- big, round, and treacherous, so consider yourself warned! By the time we left, there was a full band playing and the crowd was growing in size. We really enjoyed our time here, and look forward to checking it out again on a less windy day.

Okay, so I love this brewery and this beer park idea is awesome. Unfortunately, it's more like a…read moreplayground than a beer garden. Kids running around everywhere haphazardly supervised. The immediate beer garden area was a nightmare. So, we took to the hillside and grabbed seats under a gazebo. This was perfect! Kids still wandered up and threw balls and goofed around but it was a more controlled environment. And for the most part, the areas remained more quaint. The view was incredible and the beer can dispensary was an awesome touch. Tired Hands makes amazing, tasty, epic beer so that's a plus even if you had to hike up and down the hills to imbibe. I'll def go back but I'll head straight to the hills and not sit in the beer garden. Cheers!

Great staff, service, and ambiance. Would recommend to anyone. It's the heart of West Chester.read more

Beermill is my go-to store to buy beer. The staff is very knowledgeable and friendly. Dave's beer…read moretastes are basically the same as mine. When he recommends a beer to me, I always buy. He's almost always right. Can't beat this place

This was a GOOD visit! First off... I didn't even know…read moreDowningtown had a downtown! And then we found East Branch Brewing Company. Five beers we really liked. Brussels sprouts cooked in an AMAZING sauce. And then... a pickle bowl?! Who knew I would love a pickle bowl?!? But wait... PICKLED GRAPES?! I'm not kidding. They're GOOD. Like... really, really good! Great beer. Great food. Great pickles. Great visit! And I'm pretty sure this place used to be a firehouse because that fire hydrant handrail is one of the coolest little touches I've seen. East Branch Brewing... you've officially made the rotation.

Overall, our experience was good, but not sure we would come back. We saw the rooftop umbrellas as…read morewe were driving down Main Street and thought it looked good so we stopped in. There was a nice big parking lot that was right next to the restaurant. We first tried to sit on the rooftop, they had a bunch of picnic tables up there. The ambiance was nice, but the way the sun was in the sky there was no shade. We chose to sit inside instead. It was fairly empty for 6pm on a Saturday. Our waitress was super nice. Husband and I each got a beer (brewed on site). They were good, happy to see a large selection that wasn't all IPAs. We started with the soft pretzel. It was tasty, big and soft. Husband got the brisket noodles. He loved them, but agreed with the menu warning that they were very spicy. I got the fried chicken sandwich. It was okay, nothing special. Kids each got the chicken nuggets and fries. The chicken was fresh hand breaded chicken breast. The French fries were very overdone. Overall, it was fine, but nothing worth coming back for.