Eric has a comprehensive selection of most of the brewing things you could need immediately…read more Usually the things that I need are in stock, but yeast stock sometimes varies (as in most LHBS). You can always call ahead to check. Grain prices are competitive and much better than at Philly Homebrew Outlet, so I recommend making the trek out here if you live in West Philly like me.

Extremely rude and unhelpful service. The guy at the desk literally passed over me and helped…read moresomeone else after I had been waiting in line at his store. Will never patronize this place again.

Went for the first time to an open mic event on Wednesday. We had a great time overall. The beer…read moreselections were amazing (personally enjoyed The Siren Song and The Haze is Strong with this one). The vibe was a very chilled one where each musician were greeted with applause and encouragement by other musicians and patrons in general. I love the fact that it's a place where you can bring in your own food, or order from a food truck (changes daily). I look forward to returning for future events and the drinks.

Love this place, the beer, the vibe, the atmosphere, kids can play outside. Party room we've used…read morefor a family party and it's perfect. Not quite sure what's up with the bartender- same one every time we go. She really makes you feel not welcomed and actually like your business isn't wanted. Same experience every time with this lady. It's a shame. What's her deal?!

Odd Bird Brewing is one of those NJ breweries you might have never heard of (especially if you live…read morefar away like I do), but it's absolutely worth the trip. Definitely a 5 star, elite level brewery in a surprising location. Drive along Rt. 29 through the historic Delaware River Towns, and you'll find Odd Bird blending in with its active gas station neighbor (all one building) in tiny Stockton, NJ. I've been to a lot of breweries in NJ, and I've come to recognize certain traits that belong to top tier breweries: 1. They don't offer flights. I've read that serious brewers don't like offering flights as it is difficult to fully appreciate a beer when poured in 4 ounces and paired with several other beers at once. 2. No flavored seltzers. They're trying to make the best beer possible and not just appeal to everyone. 3. They collab with other top tier breweries. They currently have a cask ale on tap that they collab with Tonewood and Alternate Ending which are both amazing breweries in their own right. My girlfriend and I made the trip on a Saturday in March. We arrived around 2, and by 3 the place was packed. The taplist consists of ten beers that are all extremely varied and excellently made. The requisite pale ale and IPA are on offer, of course, but you'll also find a Japanese rice lager, a Polish-style oak smoked lager, a grisette saison, an ale brewed with red wine grapes, a mild ale on nitro, and the aforementioned cask ale with a hand pulled beer engine originally from a 1970's pub in the UK. Finding any one of these fringe styles of beer at a brewery would be cause for the average beer nerd to rejoice, but all of them under one roof?! And all of them excellent and in a beautifully decorated, repurposed building with tons of natural light plus outdoor beer garden on the side and incredibly friendly and cheerful staff?! Pretty amazing. We live over an hour away but definitely hope to come back sometime to see what else they come up with.

I went when they had there cask day. It was busy. But the service was still great staff handled the…read morevolume of customers fantastic. The selection of beers are good as well it's not to much of one style or the there. They don't over charge you and you really get what you pay for. When I want to just go out for the day they will be on my list of places to go

Extremely courteous and helpful when it comes to assisting me and my questions. Great prices as…read morewell so I did not mind the travel and will continue to support this business.

You can't ask for more courteous and helpful merchants. We regularly get our C20 refills there…read more Even though it's a twenty-minute drive from our Philly home, it's worth the trip. If you're lucky, you'll be able to give their pup a Milk Bone!

You get to try excellent beer, you get to meet interesting people, you get feedback on your brewing…read more(if you are a brewer), you get feedback on other types of alcohol, and it's FREE. I mean, what is not to like. A great club that does a lot of community activities to promote better beer appreciation. They meet the last Tuesday of every month @ 7:30 at Bethlehem Brew Works, stop by and say hi! All new members definitely welcome.

Bobby has a lot of interesting parts in stock but largely doesn't stand behind his parts or…read moreworkmanship. Shipping is pretty fast and prices are fair.

I've been coming here for my beer and wine supplies for three years and have always received some…read moreof the finest possible service and very reasonable prices. I also took both of the beer brewing classes here and got a great foundation from the owner who teaches the classes. Extremely recommended!

U Brew offers all the ingredients a homebrewer will ever need, whether making an all-grain mash or…read morebrewing from a kit using make extract. The owner can help suggest hop varietals or grain blends, which is great for beginners. Located on the second floor of the Gaslight Brewery and Restaurant, U Brew doesn't resemble a traditional retail location, although that's a plus because the lower overhead is reflected in the reasonable prices. Your best bet is to order beforehand and pick up your supplies anytime the bar is open. Good stuff!

Lion is a longtime home brewer in addition to being an overall fan of craft beers. He needed to…read morestop and pick up some supplies, and as this place was close to a spot where we met friends for lunch, we headed over. Artisan Home Brew is a business that has been here for quite some time, which says something in the era of home brew becoming popular, then fading from popularity. Lots of places sprung up during that time, then closed as demand dropped. That they have survived shows their dedication to the art of home brewing and their understanding of who their customer is and what they're looking for. This is not a fancy place, nor is it a place for people to stop and pick up a six pack. They don't sell beer, just all the ingredients and supplies, along with some supplies for wine making. They have some beginner supplies, kits and such, though this is a small part of their inventory. It's an old space with clean swept wooden floors and exposed beam ceilings, part of which have coasters from various craft breweries stapled. Shelves are unadorned, lined with various items, bins of different grains line one wall. The staff are quite knowledgable and friendly, with a club-like atmosphere where discussing the craft is as important, if not more important, then selling the product. Lion joined in on the banter, then made his purchase with a firm handshake and a thanks from both. I have a feeling this is going to become a place he visits often.