This is the best kept secret, that's not quite a secret but it feels like a secret…read more Located just off the trail. This is an Incredible, mellow, brewery with the best beer ever, pet friendly cheese, platters food trucks that change on a regular basis. It's just got serious cool favors going on. Please don't come so it doesn't get too crowded!!

Enjoyed a late Saturday afternoon at the Wild Fern (a first time visit). We came specifically for…read morethe bluegrass music and my spouse always enjoys trying new beers at places we visit too. He enjoyed his beer - I liked that we found low-top seats before the show started and that they were comfortable. An extra plus that the music wasn't too overly loud. I do wish they had a few more items on their snack and non-alcoholic menu, but overall I would definitely visit again.

Our group of 14 met at The Station yesterday and really enjoyed the Bianco Verde pizza, excellent!…read moreThe service was wonderful. The Station is a beautifully restored former service station. The bay doors were open, so we enjoyed a beautiful day inside and outside. We'll return!

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.

Cool little spot to grab a great beer inside of the New Hope Ferry Market…read more It's just a mini taproom for their beers, but what I had was excellent. The server wasn't too friendly, but it's all good brother. I had a Hazy IPA while enjoying some food from one of the restaurants within the market. There isn't much to this place, but the whole market in itself is wonderful with plenty of places to get food and pair one of their beers with it. Check them out! Enjoy :)

Been here twice now and it is definitely worth the hike. A must stop on our way to Peddlers…read moreVillage. Awesome beer, great staff and cute space.

Odd Bird Brewing is one of those NJ breweries you might have never heard of (especially if you live…read morefar away like I do), but it's absolutely worth the trip. Definitely a 5 star, elite level brewery in a surprising location. Drive along Rt. 29 through the historic Delaware River Towns, and you'll find Odd Bird blending in with its active gas station neighbor (all one building) in tiny Stockton, NJ. I've been to a lot of breweries in NJ, and I've come to recognize certain traits that belong to top tier breweries: 1. They don't offer flights. I've read that serious brewers don't like offering flights as it is difficult to fully appreciate a beer when poured in 4 ounces and paired with several other beers at once. 2. No flavored seltzers. They're trying to make the best beer possible and not just appeal to everyone. 3. They collab with other top tier breweries. They currently have a cask ale on tap that they collab with Tonewood and Alternate Ending which are both amazing breweries in their own right. My girlfriend and I made the trip on a Saturday in March. We arrived around 2, and by 3 the place was packed. The taplist consists of ten beers that are all extremely varied and excellently made. The requisite pale ale and IPA are on offer, of course, but you'll also find a Japanese rice lager, a Polish-style oak smoked lager, a grisette saison, an ale brewed with red wine grapes, a mild ale on nitro, and the aforementioned cask ale with a hand pulled beer engine originally from a 1970's pub in the UK. Finding any one of these fringe styles of beer at a brewery would be cause for the average beer nerd to rejoice, but all of them under one roof?! And all of them excellent and in a beautifully decorated, repurposed building with tons of natural light plus outdoor beer garden on the side and incredibly friendly and cheerful staff?! Pretty amazing. We live over an hour away but definitely hope to come back sometime to see what else they come up with.

I went when they had there cask day. It was busy. But the service was still great staff handled the…read morevolume of customers fantastic. The selection of beers are good as well it's not to much of one style or the there. They don't over charge you and you really get what you pay for. When I want to just go out for the day they will be on my list of places to go

We had the pleasure of being at Needle Creek Brewery for the first time as L'Acquario Seafood…read moreItaliano food truck, and we cannot say enough amazing things about this place. From the moment we arrived, the staff and management were beyond welcoming and accommodating. Unfortunately, we experienced an issue with our truck, and the team at Needle Creek Brewery truly came to the rescue. They went above and beyond to help us in every way possible, showing genuine kindness, professionalism, and support during a stressful situation. Amazing atmosphere, amazing people, and outstanding management. It's rare to find a business that cares so much about both their customers and vendors. We highly recommend visiting this beautiful brewery -- you will not be disappointed! Thank you again for everything! -- L'Acquario Seafood Italiano

Needle Creek Farm Brewery is one of those places that makes you slow down the moment you pull in…read more You're not walking into a polished taproom in an industrial park -- you're stepping onto a real working farm, and that's very much the point. The barn itself is beautiful in that honest, weathered way. Big old beams, lots of natural light, and plenty of space to spread out. We grabbed a flight and headed outside, where you can sit at picnic tables, watch the cows, and just take in the quiet. It feels rural without feeling remote -- a great change of pace. The beer is solid across the board. Nothing felt rushed or gimmicky. The IPA was bright and easy to drink, the blonde was clean and refreshing, and the darker beers had depth without being heavy. Knowing they grow their own barley on site and brew on a traditional system somehow makes it all taste a little better. What really sticks with you is the experience. You can smell hay, hear the animals, feel the breeze -- this isn't a themed "farm-style" brewery, it's the real thing. It's relaxed, unpretentious, and genuinely welcoming. Staff were friendly and happy to talk beer without hovering. It's also a great spot to bring family or friends who aren't hardcore beer people. There's room to wander, things to look at, and a general store next door if you want to take something home. If you're looking for flashy hype beers, this might not be your place. But if you want good beer, a beautiful setting, and a reminder that craft brewing can still feel grounded and human, Needle Creek is well worth the trip.

Great addition to the area. Has a wide selection of different styles of beers. Also has wine and…read morecocktails on tap. Kid friendly. No real food but can bring your own. Very beer garden vibe.

Already loved the Hatboro location, this one is great too. Beers are top notch, and I'm a total…read morebeer snob. Server was really cool, handled a full bar by himself and was always in a good mood. Everything was really clean and visually appealing. About 7 minutes from train station.

I was fortunate enough to visit the Bucks County Brewery on their first weekend open for business…read more They are a production brewery with a small tasting room. located off of 611 in Pipersville, PA, about five miles north of Doylestown. Their beers are far from ordinary. I was able to try three of the beers, a RYE ale, an Irish Red Ale, and their CrabAloupe Ale. The last beer was the most interesting, a beatiful english style ale with crab apples and cantaloupe added. They also make a porter called Barley Necttar that is a porter with bourbon soaked vanilla beans that had kicked by the time I got there. The tasting room allows you to sample the beers, and take home growlers, (bring your own or they will sell you one.) They currently have no food there, but in the warmer months hope to add tables outdoors and bring in food trucks on weekends. It is so nice to have a local brewery in Central Bucks, and I look forward to trying more of the beers over time.

I am a big fan of this now one year old brewery. I especially like the crab-a-loupe ale (made with…read morecantaloupe), Hefeweizen, jalapeno saison, barley nectar vanilla porter, and chocolate orange porter. The husband and wife owners are very personable, and love to chat with whoever walks in the door. In the warmer months, they have food trucks and live music. In addition to great beer, parents can bring their kids because they brew their own root beer and birch beer, which are also delicious. If there are no food trucks, you can order from the local pizza place, and they will deliver to the brewery.

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.

Great beer and great environment!…read more Can't wait to visit again!! Especially love what they stand for!!!

So sad to see this place change. I used to enjoy sampling their beers - they had some good…read moreselections - but the atmosphere is different now and made me uncomfortable. I decided not to return. I prefer craft breweries that focus primarily on beer and food rather than visible political or social messaging. If you want a traditional American brewery atmosphere, this isn't it. The decor and signage give it a distinct West Coast vibe.

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.