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.

The Station is a nicely renewed/renovated old 1930s gas station in the heart of Dublin, Bucks…read moreCounty, PA. This town is going through a major makeover with lots of new apartment/condo housing and commercial development. The three story structure is brick, glass and steel, creating a post industrial vibe that is fun to hang out in. I was there today to visit the Manhattan Bagel shop, also looked at the Itri Brick Oven Pizza and the largest business there, Neshaminy Creek Brewery. In the center of it all was a large dining room shared by all. Had I more time and hunger, I would have ordered a pizza and manged it at the bar with local suds to lube the swallow. Maybe, next time. Dublin is trying mightily to become a new destination in Upper Bucks, and by the look of things they are succeeding.

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.

Brewery, no food. Beer is very good. Parking can be a issue. Not a large place. Area has other…read moreoptions very close by, making a good place to spend the day.

One of my favorite breweries in the area. It's a true micro-brewery--small enough that it always…read morefeels alive, never empty, never overwhelming. Plenty of picnic tables out front, which makes it an easy, relaxed spot for families with kids. What really separates this place, though, is the beer. The vibe is good, sure, but the beer is genuinely excellent. Consistently clean, well-balanced, and way better than you'd expect from a tiny local spot. They put real care into what they're making, and it shows. There isn't always a food truck, but that's not much of a downside with Bravo Pizza right across the street. And if you're a Penn State football fan, this is basically a home base. Great place to catch a game and settle in for a couple of hours.

Stopped in after a visit to a much less friendly tap room down the street and had a great time! The…read moreservice was friendly and fast, the beer is tasty (Garcia's Forest is a really juicy IPA), and the venue was full of folks chatting, playing cards, and relaxing. Will be back!

The beer is always high quality from Free Will and they have a style for everyone. Best to go here…read moreon a weeknight. It is packed on weekends, not busy, like 100% capacity. Good ambiance on the slower nights.

What a fun place. If you were the kind of kid that loved going into the back of a Spencer's Gift…read moreshop at the mall to look at all the black light posters, this place is for you. Great selection of beer brewed on-site. They have a really really big basement with tall ceilings for their equipment. If you are a Philadelphia Eagles fan you will absolutely love the rest rooms here. BYOP - Bring you own pizza Open later than most in Perkaise!

Love the atmosphere and the beer!! Nebulous Nexus is delicious!!! You can bring your pup in…read more Private parking lot. Great vibe inside. Great beer list.

Good beers on tap, good service, and fun atmosphere. I met up with a group of guys here, and at…read morethe time it was nice out, so we grabbed a table outside. There were some outdoor games going on, so it was a nice vibe, and I enjoyed the beer I got that night, though I can't recall whch one it was. This bar doesn't sell any food, but there was a food truck right outside from which a few guys bought food. Overall a pretty fun experience, and I would return when it's nice out again.

Still one of my favorite breweries in the country. The space is beautiful and there is a huge wrap…read morearound porch that they close in to use in the cold months and open for the spring and summer. They also have really nice outdoor grounds that are open in warmer weather. There are nice views and you can see for miles. There is always at least one good food truck but you can also bring your own food or order in for delivery. The beer is in line with any top tier craft brewery and they offer a wide variety of beer styles with at lease 24 on draft at any given time and most are available in cans to go too. The staff are wonderful and knowledgeable too. My only criticism is that they don't allow dogs or offer flights, or serve beer in glass (only plastic cups) nor do they offer any beer size smaller than 16oz. You can ask for tastes and they will be happy to allow you to sample all of the draft beer. I just with you could order a 6 or 8oz.

amazing food and amazing beer selection and cocktail selection. unfortunately, the woman bartender…read morewith short hair glasses and tattoos is very rude and if you can't handle the busy flow of bartending don't bartend. but otherwise a 5/5 stars for this brewery it's delicious.

The service here was great. I happen to come in a busy day so indoor seating was limited but they…read moredid have spots outside. Will return in the summer

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

This is kinda funny because I live in the area and I pride myself in knowing all the cool spots to…read moreget a beer but this one some how slipped my gaze. It's right in the middle of souderton which makes it convenient and the place is easily accessible with good venue but mostly street parking from what I saw. It's kinda small inside but still an amazing vibe. I sat out side and there's no lack of space there. The guys inside were awesome and pointed me to the right beers for my flight . The whole experience was enjoyable. Only negative is the menu was over run with ipa and hoppy beers. I love a good lager or fruited sour so hopefully they open up the selection in the future.

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.