We came here in April on a Monday afternoon…read more Bartender was friendly and the beers were great! It's a nice brewery. Good amount of merchandise for sale. I'll definitely be back!

We took a random roadtrip to New Jersey and visited this dog friendly brewery on our way back home…read more We were welcomed by amazing customer service, delicious drinks, friendly vibes, and live music. It was an amazing experience!

Very friendly and engaging experience. Nice space, friendly staff/owner love their commitment to…read morediversity. And loved their wheat beer.

I used to live in Medford and have been to Lower Forge Brewery 3-4 times over the years. I want to…read morelike it, I really do, because it has so many things going for it. The location is perfect - right on Main Street in the historic downtown area. There's a pleasant vibe in the tasting room with a variety of seating including a few leather couches. The staff are very friendly and attentive. They offer events like monthly trivia and monthly karaoke. But the beer. Sigh... I just can't get into it. Now, I'm no professional beer critic. I wouldn't say I have a discerning palate capable of detecting subtle notes of hop varietals. And taste in beer is of course subjective. So take this with a grain of salt. But I have definitely had a lot of beer in my life, and I just didn't enjoy the beer here. When I came here in July of 2022 for the first time in awhile, I had a flight and didn't enjoy what I had, but I wanted to give them another chance. But when I came back over a month later in August, they hadn't introduced a single new beer in that time. The menu only had six beers and two seltzers on tap. Of the beers I tried, the Troubadour (porter), Winter Witch (golden stout) and the Healthy, Wealthy and Weizen all lacked enough flavor and just seemed too watery to me. The Piney Punch (radler) was on the opposite end of the spectrum with loads of pineapple flavor. This was the one decent beer of the bunch, if pineapple beer is your thing. The last beer I tried was the Jabberhoppy, an Imperial IPA with 100 IBU meant to "showcase a balance at the upper limits of bitterness. This is a double IPA that packs together six of our favorite hops..." Where do I begin to describe this one? It was certainly interesting and unique, but not in a good way. Too bitter, not enough flavor, maybe just too many different hops for its own good. It just didn't taste like a normal double IPA. And this is certainly nitpicky, but the beer didn't seem cold enough when it was served. So overall, if you want a nice spot to hang with friends, maybe do some karaoke, this place is perfect. But if you're after excellent beer with more complexity, you might need to try elsewhere.

Squeeze the day, a Lemon Shandy is the best beer I've had; coming from somebody who doesn't really…read morelike beer - I would HIGHLY suggest this beer. The atmosphere of this place is pretty cool. We came here during their Oktoberfest event and it was a lot of fun. Service was really nice and good vibes all around.

I'm a mug club member at the Haddonfield location and I hang out there all the time, literally…read morehundreds of times since they first opened their doors in December 2017. Needless to say I'm a fan of the place. I've only been to their Medford location a handful of times but it has all the same charm as the original location. Very good, rotating beer list - always a mixture of old standbys such as the Kings Gold and Black Musket, and brand new releases they are trying out. The decor is very similar, and some of their staff work both locations, so friendly and helpful staff all around. Downtown Medford is home to 3 breweries (soon to be 4) all remarkably within a half mile of each other and on the same street. No idea how that happened but don't look a gift horse in the mouth. Get thee to Kings Road and enjoy a sensational beer drinking experience.

Great selection of your favorite adult wines spirits and beers. Good customer service, usually has…read moreeverything I need.

Teetering on 5 stars…read more This place is HUGE. I found it through Tarantella's - literally around the corner. They have a work relationship with them so you get 10% off (5% for cheaper items) for parties, plus free delivery to the restaurant :) !!! Mike, the manager, was super nice and accommodating to us. He got his order book out and even helped us gauge how much wine we would need based on our guest number. I barely drink but they had the wines I actually do like - Barefoot's Moscato and Valenzano "Plum's Up," plus many varieties from this winery. The store is well organized and clean.

After a great day of golf, my buddy and I stopped in for a cold one and a snack. The place was…read morepretty busy as they had some of the local sports games on their TV's. We found 2 seats at the bar. Nice choice of draft beers with many local brews. For snacks, we ordered the Ultimate Nachos with chicken which was shredded. It certainly was enough for 2 of us with plenty of cheese, chips and chicken. Prices were reasonable as well. I'll need to come back for their trivia nights at some point. Hopefully also check out their wings.

Even on the cool evenings, nice place to come unwind, listen to live music, eat some food, and have…read morea few drinks. Friendly service and staff. Indoor or outdoor seating right by the putting greens. Good wings, nice and crispy!

I went to Dunleavy's a couple weeks ago for the first time in many years...The food was great and…read morethe Smithwicks on tap was cold and delicious...I had the fish and chips, and the friends with me had the hot turkey open faced sandwich and salmon lunch special. Very good portions and delicious. Our waiter was new but he did an excellent job... I'll be going back soon to try something else on their menu... I have seen their Saint Patrick's Day menu with all the Irish specials that look delicious... I just wish they offered those specials all year round since they are an Irish pub...

I've lived in this area my whole life and never stopped in. I do think I will add it to my regular…read morerotation. Service was great!!! I tried the clams casino appetizer. They were delicious. Everything was chopped evenly and broiled to perfection. I did get a decent amount of clam. The description says bacon but I'm glad it wasn't big pieces of crispy bacon. It almost seemed like pancetta. I wish I took a picture. They are a little greasy so I'm not sure why they serve them with a side of butter. I think that's a waste. I ordered the Reuben for my entree and upgraded from chips to potato salad. This was an amazing choice. One of the best Reubens I've had in awhile. I was nervous at first seeing the thick bread but it all came together. It wasn't greasy at all. The corned beef was crispy which made it easier to bite. Who hates trying to bite through tough corned beef???? The amount of sauerkraut was perfect. One half of my sandwich had the perfect amount of dressing. The other half was dry. I usually ask for a side of dressing but didn't this time. I am so glad I upgraded to potato salad. It's only $1 extra and I highly recommend. This reminded me of my family recipe. This sandwich comes with chips and I'm not sure what that means. I'm not a huge potato chip person.

Monkey Breath Bananna Bread beer. My favorite beer in USA after trying around 200 breweries and 500…read morebeers. Its a nitro beer so cant take any home. Great little brewery in downtown Mt Holly NJ.

Pretty sure Village Idiot is the OG brewery in the underrated town of Mt. Holly, which makes it one…read moreof the oldest breweries still operating in South Jersey. Hard to tell exactly when it opened, as their website offers scant information, but they first started posting on Facebook in 2011 if that is anything to go by. They don't have a large footprint in the NJ brewing scene as they don't distribute to any liquor stores or bars/restaurants (they don't even offer beers in cans to go), and they don't do any big events other than the typical karaoke or trivia nights. What they do offer is a nice place to hang out in an old historic building right on the Main Street in the downtown area, and a solid lineup of beers. One thing that makes them stand out is a great selection of beers on nitro. From my experience with NJ breweries, you're lucky to find a single beer on nitro. At Village Idiot there are seven of them, most of them dessert stouts like a cookie butter white stout and a salted caramel milk stout. All that we tried were delicious and not crazy high in ABV like other dessert stouts. Flights are only $10 which is pretty cheap compared to other NJ breweries. Of note is that as of November 2025 they no longer allow outside drinks including water bottles like Nalgenes and Stanley Cups. Too many idiots sneaking in alcohol, according to their social media. Overall it has a bit more of a dive bar vibe only frequented by locals rather than a traditional NJ brewery, but the beer is definitely good enough, and the surrounding Main Street charming and quaint enough that I would definitely return.

Exceptional food and excellent service!…read more The French fries are insanely good as is everything

I wish I had taken pictures but I really wasn't thinking I was going to write this at the time. It…read morewas only after the whole meal was over, and realizing that it was utterly awful that I felt directed to share my experience. My boyfriend and I sat in the bar area for a quick lunch on Friday. It was busy but not overly so. I got a drink that was decent. The service was also good but that's where the positives end. For a starter we tried the Hamachi Crudo. What came to the table was far from acceptable. Large hunks of tuna, some pieces with the white part of the skin still attached. It just looked botched. Bloodline and different sized pieces. You couldn't chew the white part so we had to cut it off. Then when we tried to eat it, it was full of pin bones. We picked out 4 pieces with bone. No real sauce on the plate. No flavor other than the chilis that were placed on top. One of the worst things I've ever been served. When our entrees came out first off, the French fries that we paid extra for were spare. My chicken avocado wrap tasted like nothing. It didn't have much chicken, I didn't notice any of the cheese or avocado ranch that was supposed to be on it. It was full of shredded lettuce and diced tomatoes. My BF said his turkey sandwich had no taste either and he wasn't sure it had what it said it should have on it. Very little turkey, undercooked, limp bacon and bread he said that was stale. Walking away we were just shocked. A bad course is one thing but every dish was just abysmal. You know it's bad when the people that were dining next to you grab you outside to see if your meal was as bad as theirs. I know, I should have shared by displeasure with staff but I'm so uncomfortable doing that. I don't need places to be perfect, I understand businesses have off days but this was a train off it's tracks kinda meal. I really hope Braddocks turns this around. But we will not be back.

Beyond glad that there's a yard house close to my house - only 15 mins driving distance and no…read moretraffic. Been to yard house in Ohio, NY and love the food selections, the beers especially and overall great ambiance. Definitely looking forward to going back. Lastly, thank Eli (our server) who was amazing - attentive and great personality!!!

The second time at a Yard House and it ended up being at the very same location as the first time…read more(which was several years ago). It was very busy at the time I went and there was to be up to a 15 minute wait, so I was pleasantly surprised when no more than 2 minutes went by before I got the text that the booth was ready. The hostess was very friendly and accommodating. It was bustling and loud inside. Our waitress was friendly, attentive, and fast. Ordered onion rings for the table, which were very good. For the main dish, this time I ordered the 20oz bone in ribeye, which was excellent. The only complaint I'd have was that the broccoli was a bit off and I had to leave them on the dish. The mashed potatoes were very good. The "steak sauce" wasn't needed and taste-wise it probably won't be for everyone anyway. Located in the Moorestown Mall, you don't need to go into the mall as Yard House has its own entrance. There is plenty of parking in the lots. This was twice for me in the Yard House and I can say I'm a fan. I'd easily come back here or any other Yard House location in the future. And I will.

BERLIN: Berlin Brewing Company is a craft brewery with a cozy tasting room known for great beer,…read morefun events, and being wonderfully dog friendly! Leashed and friendly dogs are welcome inside the tap room and outside on the patio, making it a perfect hangout spot for both humans and pups. We absolutely loved the vibe here with its natural wood accents, lush greenery, and thoughtfully designed seating areas that make you want to settle in and stay awhile. Rarely do we enjoy everything we try at a brewery, but this place pulled it off flawlessly. The Boro 30 coffee stout was smooth, balanced, and easy to drink, the Moonwalker cream ale was bright and citrusy, and the Sweet PaTaTa's pale ale brought rich malt flavor with every sip. Even their non-alcoholic root beer was incredibly refreshing! There are plenty more options on tap too, so every kind of beer lover can find something to enjoy. We also had the best time chatting with beertender Tiffany, who was incredibly friendly and happened to be celebrating her birthday while we visited! Bring your own food, catch one of their lively events, and kick back at this awesome local brewery.

Looking for something to do on a rainy Sunday afternoon, my girlfriend and I decided to stop in for…read morea few beers. It was our first time here. Decent sized parking lot, and a nice little tasting room inside. Nice decor and variety of seating, including authentic German beer garden tables and benches. It was pretty dead when we visited, just six people at the bar who all appeared to be locals. The bartender was quick with service but didn't engage with us further. $7 pints and $9 flights of four 4 oz beers. There were 9 beers on tap and one seltzer when we were there. We each had a flight so we got to sample most of what was on the menu. Unfortunately we didn't really like most of what we had. The Mexicali Brews (a mojito Pilsner) was definitely interesting in that I've never seen a beer like it before. It was the best of my flight. The Galway Girl (Irish red ale) seemed too watered down, the Stalk n' Hops (cream ale) was just ok, and the Gravity Storm (DIPA at 9.45%) was, I hate to say, atrocious. The Double IPA is by far my favorite style of beer, and this was too watery and had a bitter aftertaste without any of the smooth, nuanced hop flavor I've come to expect from other DIPA's. Most breweries will offer a brief description of their beers, including intended flavor profiles, hops used, etc, but there was none of that here so it was hard to tell what they were going for and what went wrong. If you're local, I'm sure this is a nice place to hang out with some friends and beers. They do a lot of fun events including food trucks and live music. But this is definitely not a place to go out of your way to visit, as you can find much better beer elsewhere.