In town for the Sunday Stroll. Stopped here for a bit of lunch $2 hot dogs. The upstairs was packed…read moreso we went to the lower level and ordered a some beers and some food. I got the grilled cheese and ham others got hotdogs. The food was very good. Service was friendly and efficient. Ambiance is a pub with live music upstairs today and downstairs was another bar but no music. We have been here before and will return when in town. Mark & Nancy.

I like the inside pub setup, Cheese Dawgs is a great partner, lots of table options upstairs,…read moreusually clean, live music downstairs and an outdoor patio. Beer wise, well they have always been average. I'm not really a fan of anything they make. It's average at best, some brews are true to the style and some are head scratchers. They've never really made a higher ABV brew I've said bravo to either. Without getting into the weeds if your a beer geek you won't be wowed by their brews. They have alternatives though - mead, cider, wine and cold brew coffee. Full bar and a very nice staff. Beer two stars .... building gets the third star and food from Cheese Dawgs gets them to four. Mediocre brewery meets good solid pub grub with awesome specials in a good bar setting. Kid/family friendly atmosphere. When I do get a hankering for some dogs, this is the place though.

Came here for a quick beer in between basketball games, and I'm glad I stopped by. Cute little…read moreplace tucked into a small plaza with outdoor seating and umbrellas -- the kind of hidden gem that feels like a lucky find. I think they're in the middle of transitioning to a new license, but everything still felt smooth and welcoming. I sat down and ordered their hazy IPA -- What a Time to Be Alive. Great name, and even better beer. It had that soft mouthfeel and low bitterness that make hazy IPAs so easy to enjoy, a shame I could only have one before heading out. The owner was very friendly and took time to chat, sharing a bit of the brewery's backstory and future plans. You can tell there's passion behind what they're doing. I'll definitely be back the next time I'm in the neighborhood. This spot has something special.

Do not come here. This place is disgusting. There was trash literally every where outside on the…read moreground. Their food is awful, we ordered a pizza and couldn't even finish half of it before throwing it away that's how bad their food is.

Crap. This bunch of MAGA heads that have no idea what they're doing…read more All the "Third State selections I found to be weak and tasteless.After that I tried one called ,"Our first lady", and just like melania, it was soulless and not worth the price to purchase. I would strongly suggest a new head brewer and a better educated staff.

BURLINGTON: right in the downtown area is Third State Brewing, who since our visit, is…read moretransitioning to new ownership by Swedesboro Brewing Co. Our experience at Third State Brewing was awesome! Leashed and friendly dogs are typically allowed outside on their patio facing the main downtown area, but when it is quiet, you can check to see if you can bring your dog inside. As you may know, New Jersey was the 3rd state to join the United States, so they have a perfect name in the very historical town of Burlington. A warm and inviting space, the indoor tasting room has bar seating and tables with games and a TV to watch the game. The outside has a few tables and you can people-watch with a great beer in hand. We enjoyed a delicious flight that included Pumpkin Pail, Burlington Island Wheat, Stinger hard seltzer, and Less Vulnerable Eric lager. They also have a non-alcoholic option. You can bring your own food too.

I walked into Broad Street Brewing several weeks ago to check out the scene and grab some take-out…read morebeer after a visit to Sal's. I was disappointed to see they only had two of their flagship beers for takeout (Hey Yo NE IPA and Independence Lager) and no crowler canning machine for their tap list. They will fill your personal growler and the prices for their 16oz four packs were fair. $10 for their lager and $14 for their Hey Yo NE IPA. There are a lot of other breweries charging much higher prices and/or you're paying a flat amount for beers no matter what the style (which is ridiculous) .... I can understand a higher retail if it's a limited release or higher end brew. I made it a point to return and sit down inside the brewery to take it all in. My life plans landed me there on a Sunday, unfortunately Sal's next door is closed on Sundays, so a food truck parked outside or Durham Deli across the street had to do. The layout on the inside is inviting: picnic tables or bar seating are your options. They have board games to test your mind or keep your kids occupied and there were several TV's playing NFL games. The bartender was nice and a good conversation. He was very into their beers and gave great insight into: when they were tapped, what was coming down the pike and info/ingredients of current tapped brews. I didn't see much in the way of a menu with descriptions of each beer, but then again I didn't ask. I just looked at the tap list on their menu boards which noted the tap number (16 total), name of the beer, style, abv, price and the ounces of the pour. In my opinion the variety of beer styles they had would give any beer drinker several options to try. I sampled a few different styles: Belgian IPA 7%, Winter Warmer 9.4% and their American Pilsner 5.8%. I found them to be average to slightly above average and served in proper glassware. You can get flights, a single 5oz pour or in a glass that ranged from 10-20 ounce pours. The prices were between $5-$7 for a 10-20 oz. pour. The to-go cooler had four of their brews this time and also a second cooler had local Jericho Mountain Beef. You can buy several different styles of vacuum sealed meats that looked delicious. They also serve wine, seltzers and non-alcoholic beverages. The bathrooms were pretty big and clean. They welcomed a pretty big family with several kids so I'd say your safe to bring the fam!! I'm a fan of Broad Street Brewing, I think their prices are more than fair, the staff was nice, their beers are average to above average and true to the style (from what I've tried) and the building itself was clean, open and inviting. I enjoyed my experience there and will return (preferably during Sal's business hours!). Thanks guys!

Awesome new local brewery!! We love that it is so close to home. Fun environment! Awesome beers!!!…read moreTVs for the games so come and hang awhile. Every time I come here I see someone I know!!! I love that!!! You can grab food from the food truck or next door at Sal's. I definitely recommend this brewery!!!

Lara is one of the best bartenders I've ever met and the food is always consistent n great highly…read morerecommend

Great service, great food. The fries were crispy with a hint of truffle oil and parm cheese with a…read moreside of aoli for dipping. A perfect starter in my book. The pizzas were thin, cooked well and served scalding hot. The crust has the right amount of chew and char to get you coming back for more. The simplicity of the ingredients let's you know it's fresh and made to order. This place is great if you have a hankering for some pizza, cheese steaks, fries or even a nice salad or some ricotta spread. We've never had a bad meal here. Consistency is the mark of a good restaurant.

BRISTOL, PA: A DOG FRIENDLY WHISKEY DESTINATION WORTH THE TRIP!…read more If you love local spirits, historic towns, great stories, and places where your dog can join the adventure, add Dad's Hat Rye to your list! Born and bred in Pennsylvania, Dad's Hat Rye Whiskey is made with local ingredients and produced right in their historic Bristol facility. And there are two ways to experience it: Distillery Tours 25 Canal Street, Door 16, Bristol, PA Meet the people behind the whiskey and see how the magic happens. Downtown Bristol Tasting Room 131 Mill Street, Bristol, PA Enjoy their spirits in delicious cocktails, plus beer, cider, seltzers, wine, and snacks. We booked a tour and had such a great time with founder and head distiller Herman, who walked us through the fascinating and complex process of making whiskey. It is easy to forget how much time, skill, and work goes into creating the perfect bottle. Tours are just $10 per person and include a generous tasting! Dad's Hat is also the first distillery to make a traditional Pennsylvania mash bill using barley and rye, with no corn. They also offer collaborations with other local businesses, making this a true taste of Pennsylvania craftsmanship. Dog friendly bonus: Leashed and friendly dogs are welcome to join you on the distillery tour and tasting! The downtown tasting room also welcomes dogs outside.

Stopped in to the Tasting Room to try out some of the Rye goodness and was not disappointed. First…read moretime in a long time that the base product was my favorite. Really enjoyed the little corner hang out spot. Very chill and cozy. Bartender was cool and while not the most knowledgeable she still very helpful and was cool with all my sill whiskey nerd questions. Only real hiccup I had was the confusion of the Distillary and Tasting room, but it just added to the adventure. Great place to swing by if you are in the area.

Gabby is the best! Wonderful Old Fashions that she gleefully smoked for us. Yes, I said gleefully…read morebecause the vibe here was so positive and so much fun. As the neon sign said, "Do fun $hit" and coming here was exactly that!!!

I wouldn't know how this place is. My husband and I stood by the bar for 15 minutes and were never…read moregreeted or served. I went up to the bar to order and the bartender took orders from the people sitting at the bar, but ignored me. Finally, two seats opened up at the bar. We sat there for another 5-10 minutes. The bartender approached where I was sitting, and looked right past me to take the orders of others who had just walked in the door and were standing behind us. She got to work on their orders and never acknowledged my existence. The place is cute and seems to have an interesting drink menu, but my sense is that you won't get served if you're not a local. I can't tell you about the quality of the food or drinks because we never got to sample anything. We left. I can tell you that the customer service is terrible.

I went to the Godzilla event the first weekend of November and as soon as I got there I realized I…read morehad been there several years ago for a pop punk flea market or something which must mean that they put on a lot of events- I say this because I'm not a beer drinker, so if you're coming here for a beer review I have none to give you. My boyfriend did like the Godzilla beer (I know this is not the name, but there was Godzilla on the can)! I'm not sure if they always have cocktails but I went with the themed Goji Blood and well it was drinkable but honestly very gross. The event set up was nice. There however, isn't a ton of parking in the front - maybe there's more in the back. They had a lot of vendors and food trucks which was also cool. I will be back if they have any other cool events- which hopefully they do!

A Craft Brewery in Croydon, Ray St. Use your GPS to find…read more Neshaminy Creek Brewery, Croydon, PA. Food Trucks provide sustenance. Neshaminy provides good beer. Also, a gathering place for a lot of fun activities. The Locals make this Brewery a place to be.

We booked a bonsai event here and I was so glad we did. It's a little over an hour away and by far…read moreone of the most inviting places we have been to. The bartender was super friendly and we shared our pizza with him (they dont serve food so we ordered a hot honey from a local place he recommended and it was so good). The ales were so good. My husband and I tried several and they were all delicious. The atmosphere is gorgeous inside and out. The clientele was great when we were there also. The owner was there for a bit and was super nice and welcoming. The outside is so pretty. We wish this was closer we'd be there all the time but we will definitely be back.

FLORENCE: Subculture Artisan Ales has the most peaceful design of a brewery we have seen and we…read morewere instantly calmed by the vibes upon walking in. Brie loves it too and was impressed by the various seating options from the bar, to beautiful wood tables and comfy chairs, a cozy corner couch area with games and books, and even a large outdoor space with a tent and heaters. Leashed and friendly dogs are allowed at all the spots! Our bartender, Tom, was awesome with helping us choose excellent beers that met our tastes like the GrunGrin wheat, Kinkora Kolsh, and Milt's Mild dark. There is a bunch more on tap and the non-alcoholic sodas are fantastic too including mango carrot, rootbeer, and cran-citrus sodas. Browsing around we appreciated the TVs to watch the game, the record exchange bin, and the elegant beauty of the beer glasses. David, the head brewer and owner, said hello to us and has years of brewing experience in Chicago and we are so lucky to have back in NJ operating a wonderful place 1 block from the Delaware River. FYI, you may see a brewery cat roaming around and, most of the time, are kept out of the tasting room. Street parking is available, dock your boat at the Florence Twp boat ramp and walk over, or visit by light rail. Follow them on social media for other events!

Everything was spot on today, Olivia was our server and she did an excellent job. So nice and…read morefriendly! We had Cowboys candy shrimp for an appetizer which was on the sweet side and still was delicious, like hot honey drizzle. I had the lentil burger with fried pickles. Sloppy and delicious, so be ready to get dirty! My husband had the linguine Pescatora, which had shrimp, mussels,and scallops. He said it was outstanding and he's a chef! It could have used a little fresh lemon, but still delicious! We also had two house beers. This New Jersey couple will be back! Oh, by the way, the place we decorated very nicely and the bathrooms were super clean and had great soap! It smelled wonderful!

Go here all the time & they boast about being dog friendly - but even with dog in their name, they…read morefall pretty short outside the dog menu. You can only sit on the street side of the outdoor space. Then, if it's lightly drizzling they won't sit you out there. The hostess then told me my dog couldn't be inside or sit inside when I've done this before since I'm a veteran and he is my service dog. I was incredibly shocked and it was the last straw. Take your dog elsewhere. Take your business somewhere with a more informed and nice hostess.