Here's a cleaned-up, well-written version of your review:…read more Stopped in with some friends the other day, and it was a pretty cool place. I'd never been here before, but it was clean and inviting. They have a couple of nice rooms where you can sit, relax, and watch TV. They have a dedicated cornhole room which was cool. There's an outside area that appeared to be closed that day, they also have an upper level you can rent out for parties, along with a ballroom available for larger events. The beer I tried was pretty good, and the Oktoberfest was excellent. They don't serve food, but you can scan a QR code to order from local spots. The bartenders were friendly, service was quick, and we had no issues at all. Overall, everything was great. I'd definitely stop by again.

The place is amazing. Full seating area, bar, conference room, indoor cornho…read moreE. Beer is on point. Tried a few. LaScala's Fire to Go next door delivers free. Chris the bartender was awesome!

WILLIAMSTOWN: 13th Child Brewery takes its name from the legendary Jersey Devil, the infamous 13th…read morechild born from South Jersey folklore after a frustrated mother wished the creature into existence. The Pine Barrens legend runs deep in this part of New Jersey, and the brewery fully embraces the eerie local lore in the best way possible. Housed inside a striking historic corner building, the space feels like stepping into another era, with old-world character blending perfectly alongside the gleaming modern brewing equipment. Leashed and friendly dogs are welcome both inside the tap room and outside on the back patio, making it a great stop for craft beer lovers and their pups. With around 10 beers on tap, there is something for everyone, from crisp easy-drinkers to bold flavorful pours, all with creatively themed names that tie into the brewery's spooky personality. Stop in and enjoy what they proudly call "a devilishly good brew."

I am recommending this brewery because I've been here many times over the years and I've always had…read morea pleasant experience. I am not a huge craft beer lover but I've never been dissatisfied with the variety that 13th Child offers. The atmosphere is very relaxed and quiet. A huge plus is that the bar tender is always pleasant and nice. I don't know a lot about craft beer but I never feel awkward; the staff are more than happy to explain each brew to help make a decision. You can always get a flight of beers if you're unsure of what you like. The prices are reasonable too. Support this local business as often as possible!

I took my cheesesteak to Axe and Arrow Brewing in Glassboro. That was a great idea. I got a Plum…read morecurrant. It has the flavor to keep up with the Rachel. $7 for a 16 oz draft. That felt normal. Great place. Friendly people. Great service

Visited for the first time on a Saturday afternoon in January and thoroughly enjoyed our time here…read more It's a small brewery near Rowan University with an impressive taplist, friendly service, and plentiful seating. The woman bartending (I didn't catch her name unfortunately) was one of the friendliest people I've ever seen working in a brewery. Incredibly personable and talkative, and really made us feel welcome. My girlfriend and I each ordered a flight, and the individual pours came with accompanying information cards about each beer, which was a nice touch. They had a large number of stouts and sours, if those are your thing, and all were excellent. The real standout for me was the Vive Mas, a green sour ale apparently designed to emulate the Taco Bell Baja Blast, but for me it evoked memories of the Ecto Cooler produced by Hi-C in the 90's. Axe and Arrow's version is a sour ale with pineapple, blue raspberry, lemonade, and marshmallow, and is absolutely delicious. Put this place on your list of NJ breweries to visit - you won't regret it.

Went recently for their open mic event. The beer is still top notch and they have a great…read moreselection. Got to try their anniversary beer and it was great. Open mic was fun and they had a great food truck outside. The service is still one of the best in the brewery business around south jersey. They always serve you quickly and with a smile.

I've been here a few times now and it's a cool place to chill and relax. They have a good amount of…read morebrews on hand and you can buy their beer there in growlers or cans if you want to. The place isn't very big but they do have a nice bar and plenty of tables and chairs inside and out that you can sit and relax. The servers have always been nice and friendly letting you sample different beers to see if you like them before ordering a full glass so the service here is very good. I recommend the fisherman's ale and the Millville lager is good too if you prefer something alittle lighter. Of course they don't have food but you can order and have it delivered if you like. All in all a cool chill place to relax and throw some back, Go check it out.

Let me sum it up first then I'll get more detailed: Awesome beer and a great vibe…read more Every beer I've had so far has been fantastic. They have actually introduced me to some new styles (Kentucky Common) and they usually offer a style that's unique in some way. Every time I've gone there I've come home with a crowler. My only criticism which dropped a star from the review is that they don't offer samples or small pours. What you order is what you get, good or bad. Luckily everything i've gotten so far has been excellent. As far the the atmosphere it's great. Small and cozy. No TVs, just a place for good conversation and listening to some vinyl. The service has always been great. Unfortunately they are only open three days a week.

Owners are just great people. The beers are truly handcrafted and I always look forward to trying…read moresomething new. Their support of local music, myriad of speakers and community events, Sunday trail hikes, etc. bring a much needed addition to the local culture. Worth going off the beaten path for a visit. Seasonal outdoor seating and gas fire pits. Very interesting and cozy decor located in a 200 year old barn. Elmer diner is just around the corner if you want to grab a bite as well.

We did 2 flights of wine (one whites, one reds) good sampling. Tried Cabernet, Chambourcin,…read moreBlaufrankish, Traminette, and Chardonnay and a blend. Spoke with AJ who was welcoming and very knowledgeable about the grapes, wines, and winemaking processes. He made sure we had priority seating and even walked to the vines with us to discuss growing season. We went on a Sunday and there was live music, customers were up and dancing, there was a food truck, and it looked like a private party was going on. A little rain could not dampen the vibe here.

I am so surprised by the lack of reviews for this business. Our stop by on Sunday afternoon was so…read moreenjoyable. First off, the building is gorgeous, as is the outside deck and patio. The extra covered seating is less upscale, but provides loads of space for big crowds. We came earlier in the afternoon around 1:30pm, when they were first opening. This allowed us to get Adirondack chairs on the patio close to the live music performer. The deck and patio filled up by 3:00pm almost completely. It seemed like 50% had reservations and 50% were walk ups. All the drinks we had were really delicious. There was one bottled sangria, and the rest came in carafes. We tried the blueberry lemonade, strawberry lemonade, and the peach tea. My personal favorite was the strawberry lemonade, but all were great. My cousin tried the wine slushees and seemed to like all three, but didn't finish the strawberry banana. Who knows if it was just all too tasty, maybe?! We also ordered fries and chicken quesadillas from the food truck on site. This was a great addition to our day of sangria tasting and I was surprised at how tasty it was. It did take about 20-25 minutes to come out though. Finally, the staff was very kind and attentive. They come around to pick up empty glasses, but you need to order inside at the bar area. There are two gender neutral bathrooms inside there as well.

What a great surprise! I go to their neighbor Glasstown…read morebrewery time to time and happened to find this spot! Variety: Apple Pie Moonshine - An American classic crafted using the perfect blend of apples, cinnamon and vanilla. This traditional shine will hit the spot every time! Black Cherry Moonshine - Infused with pure, all natural black cherry juice, every sip is filled with rich tart flavor showcasing its wild cherry roots! Cranberry Moonshine - The perfect thirst quencher for the end of a long day. A satisfying combination of grain alcohol and cranberry juice. Lemonade Moonshine - Squeezed from fresh lemons and blended with pure cane sugar to create the perfect balance of sweet and sour! Strawberry Moonshine - Crafted by hand picking the sweetest strawberries, ensuring that rich berry taste! Taste: Good and fresh. I really like black cherry and cranberry. Colder is better:) Price: Ok. Customer service: Friendly and super nice:) Tip: Free 3 small cups tasting. Parking: Free.

Such a great place. So inviting and friendly. Great product and great music. The black cherry is…read moredelicious. Apple pie is really tasty. White Lightning will put hair on your chest. Friendly environment and can't wait to go back.

I love the location of this brewery. The garage doors make it feel like you are outside!! It's very…read moreclose to a Mexican restaurant and a pizzeria. The seltzer selection is a big hit and I love their IPA selection.

Walked into Snouts and Stouts Brewing and it felt like stepping into the kind of place that just…read moregets it right. The beams are open, the air's got that mix of hops and good conversation, and there are dogs on the wall reminding you that life's better with a pint in hand. I came down for their Dogoberfest and let me tell you--it hit perfect. The beers were crisp, balanced, and brewed with a kind of care you don't always see. Nothing over-fussed, nothing trying too hard. Just honest pours that taste the way beer's supposed to taste. The crowd was friendly, the staff kept things moving without a hitch, and the vibe had that small-town brewery magic where strangers nod to each other like neighbors. Hammonton's got a lot going for it already, but Snouts and Stouts feels like one of those anchors that pulls people back again and again. I'll be back, no question.