Babas brew is the best kombucha I've ever had!…read more My friends and I went to pick up some bucha, and the owner Olga was very accommodating. She offered a tasting session of all the brews on tap, and explain each kombucha in vast detail. My husband and friend are VERY new into kombucha and they were super impressed with the variety of flavors.

I took a cooking class which was amazing and the homemade Kombucha is delicious!…read more I enjoyed the glass so much, I plan on taking another class soon.

Sipping on my Ginger Tumeric as I write this review!!! As I big lover of kombucha, I've always…read morewanted to try one of these "on tap" places but never managed to make the drive to one. Finally one is just around the corner! I stopped by on a weekday and was greeted at the door by a member of their team. After I told him it was my first visit, he explained the prices on the two sizes as well as the flavors they had available for the day. I got a couple of tastes and ended up leaving with a 12oz of the ginger tumeric and a growler of the red zinger. All for around $26-$27. I usually go through one of the Health Ade bottles a day so I love that these are organic and locally nano-brewed. They don't have the tartness that most kombuchas I am used to have, so that is either a plus or minus for you depending on your individual preference. Oh! One more thing, if you live nearby and plan to go here quite a bit, go for the growler. You bring it back with each visit and refills are $15 compared to the $20 you'll spend on your first time. So of course this is a *Covid times review and I felt that they took some great steps to keep customers and their staff safe. They have a little table set up outside where you drop off growlers and pick up refilled ones. Hand sanitizer was on the table and a menu was on the window so the whole interaction was nearly contactless. Andddd now my ginger turmeric is officially done...

Almost didn't come in here around 2pm today (Saturday) because the hours were wrong on Yelp. But…read moreI'm glad I took a shot! This is the cutest little shop serving up everything kombucha! Her flavors today included Red Zinger (made with beets and carrot), a Green Booch and Mint Chocolate chip (how different and cool)! Bought a 12oz in a glass jar for about $4 today. Great price. Although I prefer my kombucha a bit more carbonated and sour, hers is delightfully fresh which is wonderful! I'll be back to purchase more!

Sweet proprietor, delightful kombucha. I'm not even that big a fan but Connie is some sort of…read moreartist.

From the owner: "Divinely Inspired...Locally Brewed" describes the inspiration behind each batch of Secret Garden…read moreKombucha, consciously brewed in small batches in the Secret Garden fermentation nursery in Haddonfield, NJ. Seasonal local and organic fruit and herbs impart a unique flavor profile to each bottle of Secret Garden Kombucha, and we look forward to sharing them with you at the Secret Garden soon!

This place is awesome and the staff were super helpful in explaining how everything worked. There's…read moreplenty of seating and even a few tables with swing seats! You can scan a QR code on the table and it will connect you to a few local businesses that will deliver right to your table. Highly recommend Shay's Steaks!

What a super cool concept! You register a tab with your credit card and are given a debit card…read more Then all the drinks are self service on tap. You pour by the ounce as much or as little as you want. They have a decent selection of beers and also have some cocktails, mocktails and wine. They also have games that you can borrow for free like uno, battleship, etc. they do have a small food menu

All of the Bar Staff were amazing! There was never a moment we were in need of anything. The…read morestaff smiled and joked which made the atmosphere even better! I recommend 10/10

Service was friendly and drinks were fine, but wow was the food lacking. Hot chicken that was not…read morehot and overly breaded, smash burger on a plastic-feeling brioche with Mary a drop of moisture left, and meh chicken wings. Fries were best of the food offerings, but needed seasoning and even the regular fries had overtones of truffle oil--perhaps tossed in the same bowl?

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

Wanted to come here to drink and eat, but the cook was off. We were doing a mini bar crawl and…read moredecided to try a couple of their brews anyways. The place was dead on this Sunday afternoon. We decided to do a flight to see which one we would get a pint of. The bartender was super friendly and let us take a little shot sample of all beers on tap. Of course, the one I wanted was THE slowest pour. In the end husband got the porter and i an erb, both were delightful beers. Anyways, we stayed played some games and enjoyed the popcorn with our beers. Loved the tables and the lighting fixtures. After a while, more people came into the bar to drink. We were getting hungry so paid up and thanked the bartender for the samplings.

One of my favorite places on the mainline. The staff is always friendly and the beer is incredible…read more What makes it even better is the food is seriously good as well. One of the best burgers I've had in the area, especially with the candied bacon. Also recommend the cheesesteak and the chicken sandwich. A good place for families with kids on a weekend afternoon.

Big expectations. Known for their beers. Service was one of the worst of any brewery. Beer was…read moregood as expected. Not going to name the waitress but she was awful. She brought samples as full 5oz pours. Never once asked my wife for her opinion on what sample was sufficient....not once. That is absolutely unheard of....even the worst breweries I've been to still follow up with their customers. The food was greasy. Also, when you're at a brewery, the first thing you should nail down as a server is what are people drinking in the terms of BEER. She was ready to start with the food before the beer. The whole experience was confusing. Secondly, a Pilsner came out that wasn't even ours. And the woman who brought that one out looks like she was out in space land. The bill came out and she charged for the 5 ounce pours. I caught her BS and she said I'm sorry. I'll take it off and then apologized that she had been off for a week of work and then followed up with me before we left and said she was "out of it." What waitress admits that they're out of it? Maybe she was smoking the sticky icky before she got to work. Either she needs retrained or find another job. I would buy Tired Hands at a restaurant, but we're never going back to their location.

Always a 5 star experience with Holy Cannoli. Everyone is friendly and it's a joy to visit…read more While the Phillies Cannoli was very tempting, I stuck with just a drink and food. I ordered a hot matcha with Oatmilk, pumpkin spice and vanilla. Creamy, sweet, and just what I needed to start my morning. I also ordered avocado toast. Very happy with my entire order and ordering experience!

Omg a gluten free cannoli! I'm in heaven. Service is lovely at this neighborhood corner spot. Good…read moreplace to study, meet a friend for coffee or read. Excellent espresso!

Right down the road from Old York Cellars Winery we stopped here on our way home. The place was…read morehappening. Tons of kids running around enjoying the playground, great live music playing. Was able to snag a table on the porch, had some beer and settled in for a bit. It was a lovely afternoon. Would highly recommend.

NESHANIC STATION: Readington Brewery is a true farm brewery, growing ingredients right on-site…read moreincluding hops in multiple varieties, plus wheat, barley, fruits, and even veggies that go straight from field to glass. They have 16 options on tap, showcasing their farm-fresh ingredients across beer styles, seltzers, and even birch beer. Flights are always a must for us when visiting a place for the first time and we enjoyed every taste. Standouts included the Doppelbock, Mango-Kiwi Fizzy, Godhi-Real Peach Fruit, and the most unexpected favorite, El Diablo Chelada, a beer-meets-Bloody-Mary situation. Even as someone who usually skips Bloody Marys, this one won us over. Bold, layered, and wildly drinkable. Leashed, friendly dogs are welcome inside the stunning barn-style tasting room, complete with warm wood paneling, oversized wagon-wheel chandeliers, plenty of seating, Rutgers pride, and a peek into the production area. Outside, pups can stretch out on the spacious deck and lawn overlooking the farm. Bonus points for fire pits where you can cozy up with a beer. This is also a family-friendly spot with a great playground out back and loads of room to roam. Just be sure to check their website for 21+ hours. Bring your own food or catch whatever food truck is on-site, and don't miss their packed events calendar. Trivia, open mics, chess games, book clubs, bingo, and more keep things lively all week long. Farm vibes, great beer, happy dogs, and something always happening. Hard to beat!

I'll be honest, I don't quite post nearly as often as I'd like because many of my experiences fall…read morewithin the range of "just okay". It takes the exceptionally good or exceptionally bad to inspire my passion to provide details. Fortunately, St.Oners falls squarely in the former. ENVIRONMENT I have to first note the staff were incredibly patient, knowledgeable and seemingly passionate about the establishment. You might find one of those qualities in a good spot but very rarely all three. Inside,they have about 6-8 bar seats and 5 booths. Despite this, the layout still felt spacious. FOOD I have a favorite spot in the city for an affordable burger/fries. It has not changed in over 8 years but I can proudly report it's been dethroned. St.Oners offers a burger/fries for $12 which is a happy hour deal in most other establishments. Both seemed to be made with care and were quite delicious. If you're in the forever changing Fishtown area and need an option that doesn't leave your wallet throbbing look no further. Happy eats!

It's a cozy brewery in Fishtown and a branch of Tired Hands. If you remove the space and period…read moreit's called Stoners. They even have a local version of Alien church brewed at or for this location that smells like weed. They have a nice selection of drafts and cans and also great merch. The bartenders are always knowledgeable and friendly and the Mexican street for is very good too. We even tried the pub pretzel which was served with both mustard and a beer cheese dips and was fresh and hot. The homemade tortilla chips with the trio of salsas is also a great snack.