HADDONFIELD: King's Road Brewing Company has two locations in our great state and we will be…read moretalking about the tasting room in Haddonfield. The other location is Medford. Leashed dogs are allowed at their outdoor beer garden! What is great about being outside is that it is fully covered from the top, so you can enjoy the space during all weather and all-year-round (heaters are installed too). A server will come out to take your order and there are a variety of beers to enjoy! There is a nice selection of beers/seltzers on tap and even non-alcoholic selections. You can bring your own food from one of the places in downtown Haddonfield. Haddonfield is famous for having the first nearly complete dinosaur skeleton to be discovered in the world! You can see a sculpture of the dinosaur right on the corner of Kings Hwy and Chestnut St.

enjoy this brewery a lot. very cute and cozy with plenty of seating, indoor and outdoor! friendly…read morebartenders and enjoyable scenery there.

Great beers, great atmosphere, and an all-around awesome spot to hang out. Love that it's dog…read morefriendly too -- as long as your pups are well behaved. Same rule should probably apply to kids too haha. Staff is always friendly, the vibe is welcoming, and there's always something good on tap. Definitely worth checking out!

The original tonewood location, this brewery is one of the best in the area. Wildly know for Fuego,…read moreTonewood Oaklyn has much more and is the experimental location, with ossington being the larger but (slightly) less variety shop. The atmosphere is classic brewery, chalkboard and wood. The service is quick and efficient, but watch out on nice days, it will get very busy. The beer is always excellent and you will rarely find something that isn't very good

I love love love PHS Pop Up Garden. Every experience is great…read more There is plenty of seating and it is so beautiful. The bathrooms are clean and well lit. The staff is friendly and moves quickly. I love that you can order your drink up at the bar or order right from the QR code on your table. The prices are average and they have lots of fun seasonal drinks. The food is surprisingly good and also reasonably priced. I look forward to this pop up every year!!!

The vibe! Who can't appreciate a beautiful day in a gorgeous garden! And with drinks and snacks! I…read morestumbled upon PHS while staying at a near h Airbnb for the weekend. It's tucked away and you'd almost miss it. The setup is really cute...plenty of seating and tea lights and greenery. They have some music playing just at conversational level so it's not disruptive but noticeable. You can order drinks and snacks from the bar or your table QR code. I ordered the Passion Punch and Chimichurri Chicken Skewers. The pinch was pre-made; I would've liked an individual serving. But it was sweet and tangy. I would've liked a little more bourbon and less sweet but it was tasty! The skewers were good with the sauce. Dogs are welcomed and they provide water bowls. I would come back!

Like that we have a non-PJs property in Haddon Township. Service is usually good and they offer a…read morevariety of beers/beverages as well as food options. The fact that they have 3 different restaurants in a restaurants means that everyone can find something they will like. You also have choices for seating (outside, outside at bar, inside at bar, by rollup windows, etc.) so depending on the weather you can do what suits you. The weathers are a nice addition as well for the fall/spring. Only two downsides are I wish they offered more beers in 16 ounce pours (they have 50+ on draft but typically only offer 20 or so in 16 ounce pour, the rest are 12 ounce) and that the TVs weren't blaring for some of the sports events. Minor though, definitely will keep coming back for everything else.

Really great spot in a town already packed with good restaurants and bars. If you're into beer,…read morethis is definitely your place. The most beers on tap you're likely to find anywhere in the area - over 50 and a great many of them are local from NJ and PA breweries. Huge indoor and outdoor areas with room for an outdoor bar and fire pits. Interesting food concept here - they have three different kitchens run by three independent businesses: Chicken Joint, El Toro, and Local Standards. The menu is huge and there is something for everyone. The owner, Dave Welsh, is a local guy - grew up in Haddon Twp and still lives here. He also owns the Running Company of South Jersey stores and The Mile bar in Runnemede. He cares about the community in which he lives and is constantly putting on events at all of his locations, and sponsoring others. We live close by and have been here many times since they opened a few years ago. I was most recently here on a random Tuesday night in September with my girlfriend and 11-year-old son. The food and beer were excellent as always.

Keg and Kitchen is a nice local bar on the main Westmont drag of Haddon Ave. It's so nice to have…read morebars smack in between dry towns. My experiences have always been pleasant and, so far, bar only. The beer selection is typically good and will have a gem from time to time. Their craft selections tend to be local, which is great to support the community. I've only had tacos and various bar bites but everything has been tasty and prepared as ordered. From time to time they even have events! Most recently I attended for their Yacht Rock night. It's a good option if you are looking for a restaurant with a bar in this area.

Friend from Ireland arrived and he was in the mood for fish and chips. We always liked the version…read morehere, so he wanted to come back. I ordered the $14 nachos - yikes, that was a really sad little pile of nachos there. Only the top was thinly layered with any of the toppings listed on the menu like pico de gallo, barely anything below the top layer of tortilla chips, and any of the usual melty cheese was already cold and hard. Irish fried liked his fish, but not the chips. I did take a little bite of the fish and it was done well. But most of all, it was really, really loud in here. Don't expect an intimate setting for a lovely conversation because you're going to have to holler in order to be heard above the roar of other voices. Just a heads up - it may not bother some others.

Stopped in on a Saturday afternoon with my boyfriend. It was my first time here. Tons of parking…read morewhich is always great! Lots of outdoor seating/space. Both people behind the bar were friendly which i also really appreciate! Overall a nice experience. Would definitely go back!

Beers taste great, friendly staff, and its industrial atmosphere seems to be the trend in…read morebreweries. They usually have a game on the tv. On Sat and Sun afternoons, some non-drinking moms seem to gather there to socialize and bring their toddlers for the afternoon. The kids have a huge fenced-in area to chase each other around, toss their toys and sometimes get noisy. There is also the occasional well-behaved leashed dog. We go during the week when things are quieter.

Eclipse Brewing in Merchantville is an awesome welcoming brewery. The IPA I had was absolutely…read moreamazing fresh, flavorful, and brewed perfectly for anyone who appreciates a good craft beer. You can really tell they take pride in what they're pouring. The food is just as impressive. The chicken pesto sandwich is incredible juicy chicken with a rich pesto flavor that hits the spot every time. And the cheese fries are seriously to die for, loaded and the perfect side to go with a great beer. Between the atmosphere, great drinks, and standout food, Eclipse Brewing is a must-stop if you're in the area. Perfect place to hang out with friends and enjoy some quality craft beer and comfort food.

Cute local brewery with a cried selection of beers on tap. There is something to please everyone…read morefrom a coffee porter, sours, Pilsner, a hazy, to unique variations like s'mores with little marshmallows. This place is a local hangout that has a hipster vibe with limited seating so come early.

Great selection of beers. Many varieties that you can include in your 5 ounce pour flights of 4 or…read more6 beers. Belgians and stouts on tap! All served by great bartenders!

I loved the commitment to the theme of machinery between the decor and the beer names! Cute spot…read morewith plenty of seating, polite staff, and it looked like they had fun events throughout the month like trivia. Now onto the beer. I got a flight of 4 (you have the option of 4 or 6 in a flight). My favorites were the Thresher, a refreshing raspberry witbier, and the Piston.

My favorite spot in Fishtown. Great German Beer Hall vibes. Amazing beer selection. The best German…read moreFood in the area. The bartenders and the workers at the food window are very patient, knowledgeable, and quick with their service. A must stop if you're in Fishtown.

Came in for an Eagles night game. Interior is spacious with lots of warm lighting. It's cold…read moreoutside so the fireplace is on and smells like a campfire inside (it's late November). We tried a handful of beers. All pretty solid. The food on the other hand...not impressed. We ordered the wurst sampler and small pretzel with cheese. Wurst sampler was fine but nothing standout. Was hoping for slightly better for $33. Least favorite sausage was the kasekrainer. It was dry and too salty. Favorite was the weisswurst (very tender, moist, and meaty). All others were about the same. Good/average. The pretzel was soft and doughy but a little underwhelming. The cheese dip it came with was cold. Not sure if it was supposed to be cold but didn't love that. Overall I'd come back for another beer but would skip the food.

Had a fantastic dinner at the pour house-Westmont. Fantastic beer list and best burgers in the…read morearea! Chicken nachos can't be topped! Service was top notch! Highly recommend!

The name is The Pour House, so right away you figure they probably know a thing or two about what…read morecomes out of a tap. They do. The selection is massive, and I somehow ended up with a Blueberry Cobbler beer. Yes, blueberry cobbler. In a beer. It sounds like something invented at 2 a.m. after several other beers, but damn if it wasn't fantastic. Then came the fish and chips. I spent a semester in London when I was in college, so I've eaten my share of fish and chips. Some great. Some served by angry British people who clearly wanted me to go back to America. The Pour House version was top-notch. Crispy batter. Great fish. Not greasy. The kind of meal where you stop talking for a few minutes because you're busy eating. The place itself has that comfortable neighborhood bar feel. Nothing complicated. Good beer. Good food. A place you can walk into and settle in for a while. The Pour House is officially going into our normal rotation. And with the number of beers on tap, I figure I have a lot of research left to do.