A great time on a Sunday with Jess at the bar and the BYOF option I'm staying here for a while to…read moreenjoy the drinks and the company. With the options of lagers, IPAs, stouts, sours and Seasonals you can never run out of options to enjoy a draft at this local DE brewery that is a local favorite and curious visitor stop. Bellefonte has always been the place to welcome longtime patrons, the wary travelers and the curious couple to welcome them in with a pour, having you stay for a little bit and leaving with an impression that small quiet DE can make an impression on your beer adventures

Came in a little close to closing- I wasn't sure they were open (especially after the other brewery…read morenearby didn't let me in) but I saw the bartender wave to let me know he was still serving! I tried a quick flight of a few beers and enjoyed a nice conversation with him. Would love to go back with more time to check out more of their beers!

Kat is such a great server and reason to come back. totally lovely evening…read more Great food, beautiful space and festive space and family friendly

Had an opportunity to revisit Iron Hill after its reopening and happy to see this brewery open…read moreagain. While I've normally visited for weekend dinner visits my visit on this occasion was a mid-week happy hour. First, if you've enjoyed the setting in the past you will be happy to know it looks/feels like the same Iron Hill, spacious, clean, well lit, and plenty of TVs in the expansive bar area for watching sporting events. There is outdoor seating both on the main level and the upper level ---for this visit I sat at the bar and was immediately greeted by a welcoming bartender who walked me through the happy hour specials---half dozen food options from a soft hot pretzel to personal pan pizzas for $7....thats a bargain from my perspective. Throw in drink specials and this is a great happy hour setup. Opted for a red blend and they had a very good mid-level blend I've had other places---Pessimist red blend. Went with a personal pan pizza and asked for light sauce and extra cheese and it was prepared perfectly.....didn't even get charged for the extra cheese! There was a nice crowd for a mid week late afternoon happy hour and the place seemed well staffed and everyone I interacted with was pleasant and attentive----good place to visit or revisit while down on the Wilmington riverfront.

Wanted to try a local brewery and found this place. It's a CB little hard to find. Off the beaten…read morepath. But GPS will guide you right there. Just trust your GPS especially when the road seems like it might not be right. Once we parked we found the place to be really fun. Good beers on tap, friendly service, lots of big social tables, and nice outdoor seating too. We only had time for one beer. But this place has good vibes and if I were local it'd probably be a regular stop for me. They have lots of games to play to pass the time while enjoying your fresh cold brews. Definitely recommend.

One of the best in Wilmington. The staff is awesome and the beer is just great. Plenty of indoor…read moreand outdoor seating.

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.

Wonderful brewery in a rural area of northern Delaware. Located on the second floor of an old…read morefactory in what looks like a historic brick building. The space inside is small and cozy, and the space outside is large and spectacular. Several tables, an outdoor bar, a huge lawn for cornhole and other games. The outdoor area alone seems worth the visit. It was a freezing cold March day so we spent all of our time inside. My girlfriend and I each tried a few different beers, including a porter, a brown ale, and an IPA. All were excellent. I love any brewery where the staff talk to you like old friends, and this was that kind of place. We made friendly conversation with the bartender and shared stories about the brewing scene in Delaware, his background, and our own experience with breweries in NJ where we are from. Wonderful hospitality. Due to the size of the brewery, they only had about eight beers on tap. Their mainstays are the Nit Wit (Belgian witbier) and the Hopworts Express (IPA), but beyond that they are unable to list on their website what beers are on tap, so you'll just have to be surprised when you show up. They don't seem to have any beers to sell to go, either. Overall a great place that we would definitely return to!

I really wanted to like Twin Lakes --- I just wasn't wow-ed by the beer, but I did appreciate the…read moreamount of entertainment options. It's a bit of a maze through an industrial park in Newport to find the place, which has plenty of parking. We walked in around 4 PM on a Saturday to find a nearly empty space, except for a group of people that was clearly friends/family of the bartender. There's a variety of seating options --- bar stools, couches, picnic tables, etc. There's also a bunch of games including shuffleboard, darts, and various board games. We were warmly greeted and served quickly. They had 11 available options, though several were spins on other options (ex: one tap was their stout, another option was their stout mixed with their root beer as a "float"). They seem to excel most with their dark beers --- we enjoyed the "float" and the "chocolate covered cherry" flavored stout. The rest of the beers were just okay. The Jubilicious is pitched as the closest option to an IPA (but it wasn't really hoppy), though based on the can design it was intended to be a holiday special that was somehow still on tap. I was disappointed by the cider, which really tasted more like champagne. I'd be willing to go back for a trivia night or some other activity, but I'm not sure I'd trek back just to grab a drink.

We stopped by on our way home from NYC. It's easy to access from the freeway and the brewery is…read moretucked away in the business center area. Just look for the signs. Super cool people work here and the atmosphere is real chill. Parking is free and there's plenty of seating in the tasting room. The place is set up where toucan play darts or skeeball. They do flights, pints, and growlers. There's even root beer and a small activity area for the kiddie poos. Their beer does not use corn or rice. We got the Ale and it tasted clean and fresh and has a lingering sweet profile. We will be visiting there in the near future.

We chose this place to celebrate my 40th birthday, hoping for a memorable night--but unfortunately,…read moreit fell well short. After taking us past several empty booths (that looked really cozy), they seated us in an awkward corner in the back at what felt like a make-shift table. Not what we expected with having reservations, but we tried to be positive. We then waited about 10 minutes without anyone coming by to take even a drink order. It wasn't until I made eye contact with who appeared to be a manager that we were finally acknowledged. To his credit, he stepped in and took our order, and the food arrived quickly--but that's where the positives ended. The dishes themselves were underwhelming--lacking creativity and flavor, especially for a venue that presents itself as a speakeasy-style experience. If you're going to lean into that concept, the drinks or the food (ideally both) need to stand out. Here, neither did. For a milestone occasion, the service and overall experience felt inattentive and disappointing. There's potential here, but based on this visit, it missed the mark in a big way.

Great beer with a great environment. Love that this place has live music, arcade games, and a cool…read moreview of the distillery. Bartenders are nice and quick with orders.

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!

Love this place! The beer is always good to excellent (especially if you're into IPAs), and the…read morestaff is always friendly, knowledgeable, and efficient. Those are the most important things for a brewery/taproom to get right, and Levante absolutely does. That said, the taproom can get very loud. If there's a band playing or bingo taking place, having a conversation can be tough. Some people like raucous bars, but I like to be able to shoot the breeze when I'm drinking and actively avoid these events. I also wish they worked with more food trucks that have at least one vegetarian option on the menu. Barbecue or glizzy trucks mean I'm going elsewhere to get my drink on. (A few years ago they ran their own top-notch pizza truck, and if they brought it back, I would probably try to move in.) Anyway, my complaints are minor. Levante is one of my favorite PA breweries; they have great beer and great people, and they deserve every bit of their success. Cheers!

We checked out this spot during our day visiting Havre de Grace. The brewery is located on a…read morebeautiful farm. It's a lovely view looking out at the fields. They have both indoor and outdoor seating options and a good variety of beers. We enjoyed food from Taco Bar while we were there; they seem to rotate different food trucks. They also had MacGerk's food truck so it was cool to have two different options and there are also snacks available for purchase at the bar. Staff here were very friendly. It was cool to see many people of all ages enjoying themselves on a beautiful day. There was a band while we were there and we enjoyed listening to them while we ate and drank our beers. I'd like to go back to see how their beer rotations change; they didn't have some of my favorite styles, but still was able to find one I liked! Overall, this was a cool spot and loved reading about the history of the farm and family on their website. I'll definitely return next time I'm in the area!

By far, my favorite brewery. Best beers. They always have…read morefood trucks or customers can bring food. Large rec area for family entertainment. Clean bathrooms and very nice seating area.

My family and I were at Delaware Park gambling and we decided to have lunch here. We had a party…read moreof 8 so we had to wait a bit for them to set up a table for us. We were in the upstairs area by ourselves. Nice quiet spot. Our waitress and food delivery were both a bit slow but overall we had a nice meal. Food was really good. My aunt and I both had the Signature Fish & Chips: DP Lager battered cod, served with French fries, coleslaw and tartar or cocktail sauce. I choose tarter sauce. The fish was a large portion, very tasty, a little too flaky but overall good. Fries and coleslaw were tasty too. A very big portion. Yum! Other family members had a variety of dishes - burgers, wings, etc. Everyone liked their food.

Finally stopped in to this brewery located at the Delaware Park Racetrack and Slots. Grabbed a…read moreflight and probably a pint of the Jasmine Samurai too with my flatbread.