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    Second Sin Brewing

    4.4 (14 reviews)
    Closed 2:00 pm - 10:00 PM

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    Andrea R.

    Another no nonsense, industrial park, good-beer brewery. I have a special place in my heart for these labors of love, and you can taste the passion in their brews. Second Sin has a lot going for it; for starters, great beer. I was immediately drawn to their Maple Boi Stout (brewed with my fav local coffee shop, Calm Waters) and their It's Cobblerin' Time- Mixed Berry Sour. To my dismay, their ABVs were 12.1% and 9.5%, respectively. ALAS! No worries. They offer the elusive 4 oz. pour! Because of the smaller portion options, I was also able to sample the Kolsch and the Gose. All four of my beers were packed with flavor. The Maple Boi was super smooth, and the Cobblerin' was deceptive in its booze content, with a super fruity palate. The only disappointment was the lack of 4 packs. Their only offerings at the time of our visit was the Kolsch. (Crowlers were an option, though!) The other thing Second Sin has going for it is space and parking. There's indoor and outdoor options with a plethora of choices. They also had some football playing and enough room indoors to social distance. I will say, they didn't have any food, except for $5 pre-packaged popcorn. I think they have food trucks that come, but we arrived right at opening on our visit, and there wasn't one there yet. The staff was super quick and super friendly. I also happen to LOVE their can label designs, displayed on the side of their fridge. The beers are reasonably priced, the location is inconspicuous, and the people are good. I'm a fan.

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    Mark G.

    New brewery in the same location as the old Broken Goblet, which has moved to larger quarters down the road. Originals and guest beers running. Some very high in alcohol. About 20 high tops and a short bar with a few stools for service. That's Your Big Boy, 9.3%. Smell of coffee and cinnamon. A bit cloying mouthfeel. We liked it. New Material blonde ale was bright and fresh 6.4%. We liked it. We also tried a guest beer a Neshaminy Creek Vienna lager. Excellent. A nice color. Second Sin raspberry, a sour ale gose, I.e., salt. Some of us liked it some did some did not. Lastly we tried Second Sin MR Multiplier. A very nice IPA. Grapefruit and floral notes. Not the best looking color however. Two gender non specific bathrooms. They were new, clean and spacious. Plenty of parking right out front. A very nice new brewery in town. Mark.

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    April F.

    Best brews in the area! I visited this brewery on a Sunday afternoon. The inside was clean and quiet - we were greeted by the head brewer/co owner who seems like a real solid guy. The bartender took our order and even carried it outside for us, which he really didn't have to do! The beer was awesome - we tried 6-7 off thé menu and each one had a juicy, clean flavor. No weird after tastes or smells, which I've seen in other breweries in the area. All solid high ratings on my untapped Will definitely be returning!

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    Gia S.

    Stopped by to check out a new local brewery- one of my favorite things to do! I also love that they're Bring Your Own Food-- so we got some of our favorite Mexican food to-go and brought it here to enjoy with Second Sin's brews and had a great evening! There was some indoor tables, bar tables, and outdoor seating available as well. We started with the Perfectly Cromulent NEIPA and Guavissimo sour and they were so tasty! We also enjoyed the Mr. Greenshorts DIPA and It's Cobberlin Time Peach sour. There were a total of nine(?) beers on tap, and you can order as a 4oz, 8oz, 13oz, or 16oz. Everything was great, and we look forward to returning again to see how much this new brewery blossoms! Great beers with great growth potential!

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    Beers are so good, you don't even need to combine them with other beers. Wait, people do that?

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    Nicely designed, but kind of small. Not a huge selection of beers; mostly heavy beers (which just aren't my style).

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    Swedesboro Brewing

    Swedesboro Brewing

    (47 reviews)

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    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've been here several times over the years as my girlfriend used to live in Burlington…read more Definitely one of my favorite breweries in South Jersey (and I've been to just about all of them). Small taproom right in downtown historic Burlington which is a lovely small town Main Street right by the Delaware River. Always lovely atmosphere inside. Co-owner and head brewer Billy always makes the time to come over to say hi and is one of the nicest guys you'll ever meet. Small tap list. There were nine beers on tap during our most recent visit on a Saturday in April. But always a great amount of variety and well crafted, interesting beers. They have some beers available in cans and certain special releases in bottles. I think they particularly excel in stouts. When we were there they had two imperial stouts that were out of this world. They do an all stouts weekend every November so if stouts are your thing definitely keep an eye out for that.

    Broad Street Brewing - Main entrance

    Broad Street Brewing

    (7 reviews)

    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!

    Love this place! We mainly come because the beer is next level. However it's a great place for kids…read moretoo. We go sometimes and pull out board games with the kids while the wife and I have a great drink! Also had my 40th here. Highly recommended!!!

    Hops And Hardware Distillery

    Hops And Hardware Distillery

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    Great stop if your in the borough for any occasion. The canals end parking lot is conveniently…read morelocated right next door. Seating options are at the bar, high top tables, lower tables, a couch area and outside. The bartender (Autumn?) was there on both visits and did an outstanding job. They have their own spirits, house distilled and aged in a location close by. Hardware Vodka, Perfect Storm Spiced Rum, Bristol Springs Gin, Enchanted Indigo Vodka, Cedar Street Bourbon. I tried their Cedar St. bourbon - a mix of 75% Corn, 21% Rye and 4% Barley Malt. It's age statement was 2 years. It was a simple and smooth young bourbon, I had it neat and on a second trip in a cocktail called the Crazy Ex-Girlfriend - Cedar Street Bourbon, House-Made Strawberry Simple, Fresh Lemon which was sour, tart & refreshing for a gorgeous spring day. There was a hint of bourbon, but mostly sour lemon and sweet/tart strawberry. Their food menu is limited with a couple of small flatbread/personal pizzas $10 or 2 for $18 and a pretzel wreath from nearby Papa's pretzels. I had the Margherita which came on a premade whole grain shell. It had a sweet cheese & sauce, fresh basil and the crust was grainy and sweet. Simple flatbread, but it really hit the spot. (The bartender put it together quickly and baked it in a Bakers Pride oven right behind the bar.) They had several beers on tap, cider, tea, local wine/sangria, mead and some non alcoholic drinks. The list of standard and signature cocktails is a pretty good size. Their "Bristol Bomb" - FAMOUS DRILLED ORANGES (OR GRAPEFRUITS) 4 /8 Fresh Oranges Drilled filled Wit or Witout Hardware Vodka looked like a real fun drink! I will certainly return here at some point. I enjoyed the atmosphere. Thanks guys!

    I have never seen a manhattan served in a plastic cup before. Besides that drinks were well crafted…read moreand ambiance was nice.

    Subculture Artisan Ales

    Subculture Artisan Ales

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    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!

    Dog & Bull Taphouse and Kitchen - Cheddar ale bacon burger

    Dog & Bull Taphouse and Kitchen

    (629 reviews)

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    I see several people here mentioning upgrades and renovations that took place in this…read moreestablishment. I didn't have the pleasure of visiting Dog & Bull before it was renovated, but I visited last night and can't wait to return. My friend and I made a reservation for 5:30 PM (just in case) as we read online that reservations were recommended, but I don't actually think one was needed. When you walk in, it's bright and inviting. The garage doors throughout the property provide a ton of natural light. I can only imagine how lovely it is when they're open in the summer. Additionally, the outside has a nice patio and an area with a fire pit. The restaurant's layout was designed wonderfully! Our server was Alex (Alexandria) and she was the epitome of exceptional service. She checked in on us multiple times and always had a smile on her face when she came over. We really appreciated having her. The baked feta and hummus appetizer was just as delicious as it looks in the photo. The thick pieces of garlic, roasted red peppers, olives, cucumbers and pita bread triangles paired so nicely with the feta. The hummus was warmed up and it looked like the kitchen staff may have torched the top of it. It was phenomenal. Boy do I have notes on the lentil burger - it was 10/10!! I'm not a big bean person and even though this burger had beans in it, it somehow tasted like an actual beef burger. Sounds crazy, I know, but trust and believe it was pure excellence. I added cheddar for an additional charge and upgraded my regular fries to garlic parm fries. Finally, the caramel apple bread pudding... oh my oh my! What a DELIGHT. The top was piled high with a big scoop of frosting. Yes, you read that right. Frosting! Not ice cream! You can taste the apple pieces in the bread pudding. My friend and I wanted to order it twice. It was THAT good. It was easy to make my way to Dog & Bull from Center City thanks to the Septa station located directly behind the restaurant. Street parking also wasn't too bad yesterday. I absolutely loved the experience I had here and will be stopping by again this summer! Thanks, Dog & Bull!

    SERVICE: Top notch, the Bartender's are professional, and knowledgeable…read more AMBIANCE: The D&B has it. It is March, weather warm, fire pit, and welcoming indoor service. P. S. I came for the Craic at the Bar:

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