This place is truly something special. From the moment me and my dog Luna walked in, we were…read morewelcomed like family. Not just dog friendly, but genuinely kind and happy to have her there, which means so much to me as a dog mom. The bartenders, Savannah and Bill, absolutely made the experience. They were welcoming, attentive, and so easy to talk to. They made me feel comfortable right away and treated Luna with so much love, like she belonged there. You can tell when people truly care, and they really do. The atmosphere is warm, relaxed, and inviting. It's the kind of place where you can actually unwind, enjoy your drink, and feel at home. Great vibes, great energy, and even better people behind the bar. If you're looking for a brewery that truly welcomes dogs and their humans with open arms, this is it. I'll definitely be back, and Luna will be too.

I've always been a huge beer girl. Thanks to my mom--and after living in Colorado--I fell in love…read morewith trying new craft beers everywhere we went. My boyfriend and I moved to Lawrenceville, and we're lucky enough to be within walking distance of The Druery. When I say they always have an incredible beer selection, I truly mean it. I used to get bummed when one of my favorite beers got kicked, but I've learned there's no reason to dwell because there's always another amazing beer on tap waiting to become our next favorite! Great beer, great vibes, and even better company. We always look forward to our walks there.

Food that warms you! It's our first time to Rocky Hill Inn…read morewhile visiting the Princeton area. A candlelit intimate environment, attentive service and quality food made for a positive experience. I had Shepherd's Pie which had large pieces of lamb, vegetables and covered in mashed potatoes. You could taste the different spices. It was very good. My partner had roasted chicken with root vegetables and spices. It was alive with flavor, the chicken was moist and tender. We will definitely return when in the area.

This visit to the Rocky Hill Tavern wasn't as good as previous visits. Service was still good but…read morereservations are an absolute must. The French onion soup is just as good and one of the best in the area. It's so good we had it when it was over 95° degrees outside and still worth it. They've changed the chicken meatballs in the last 2 years since I've been there - much less slaw (which was a unique highlight). These were dry and tasted overcooked and tough. My chicken Milanese was also overcooked and tough. The chicken was right at that cusp of brown to burnt with some pieces being burnt and difficult to chew. My husband's fried chicken from his sandwich (much much thicker piece of chicken) was fine so it makes me wonder if it was cooked at the same time. The prices are still reasonable for a nicer pub / gastropub which is appreciated.

Really disappointed with this place. The taproom entrance was this cool back alley hidden entrance…read moreand the inside was all decked out. There's a back patio area along the water and kids were fishing. I had some high hopes! When I ordered the flight, 2 of my glasses were not really filled up. In the picture - I haven't touched them. For $12, I really want to see them filled better. The IPAs were mediocre too. Nearly impossible to distinguish one from the other, even though they were described in very different ways. My fave was the PB Dunkel. I'll probably check back in a future trip, but not going out of my way to go here again.

They had a fire recently so they were only open outdoors. Very limited drink menu given the…read morecircumstances & no food. So we didn't see the inside but the outside was cute & overlooked a lovely small bridge. The man who waited on us (bartender (?)) was very pleasant. Hubby ordered a beer & I got a hot warm apple cider drink.

Triumph brewery is unique if nothing else with a beautiful dining area upstairs in the refurbished…read morepost office and a dark sports bar downstairs.  We ate at the elegant upstairs restaurant.    Wife had a perfectly cooked Filet Mignon at $47.   I had the Seared Cod $36 and son went with the pesto Fusilli Calabresi $25. All of the dishes were excellent.  Also had a side of Fioretto Cauliflower $12 that was creative though not too plentiful.  Really appreciated that they list the farms where they source their ingredients.  The beers were superb, Hazy IPA, Bohemian Pilsner and Keller Pils.  The sports bar has a different menu with more of the types of dishes you'd expect at a brew pub. It is however dark and less inviting. In part that's the rub here. As much as we appreciated the quality of the food and gorgeous setting the fact that it is part of a brewery becomes somewhat irrelevant. We had beer because we were there but the dishes begged for wine. I'd have preferred a beautiful beer hall rather than the full fine dining experience. Just a bit too upscale for a brewery. Service was friendly, knowledgeable and efficient. .

Stopped in with some colleagues one afternoon, and it's a really fun spot. I realized when I…read morewalked in that I'd been there previously for a bachelor party, I think, and at that time I think we were on the top floor for a dinner which I recall being pretty great. This time, we were there to just hang out at the bar, so we went down to the basement, which is really nicely decorated! I opted for one of their brews, I think a dark lager, which tasted pretty good, though I didn't end up finishing it. I got to chat a bit with one of the bartenders, who was really cool and helped me out a bunch with some much needed water! I think his name was Herman. Pretty chill spot in my opinion, would come back for another outing with friends or colleagues.

We stopped in to Triumph Brewery before ending our visit to New Hope PA and it was enjoyable. My…read morehusband tried a flight of beers which he enjoyed (he liked the Czech Pilsner best). We shared a charcuterie board which was ok (tip: not quite enough on its own when shared perhaps. I'm not 100% all the items were on the board that were written on the menu but it was still good). I really, really enjoyed my Snowy Cosmo cocktail very much! Service was very friendly - would visit again.

Glad I went here and didn't connect the dots that it is the same chain as in Red Bank. Maybe I was…read morejust lucky with the beer menu but it seemed that what I got here was a lot better than Red Bank. Having the 5 oz pours (again, probaby my luck of selection) was a bonus too. Sharing a light lunch of the Wagyu Beef Tacos - House-smoked Wagyu tri-tip, guacamole, salsa roja, was a very good option as an add-on for the beer. Service was great at the bar. The place itself was surprisingly large and having a lot of parking available is a huge bonus for anything in New Hope. Yes, of course it is still paid, but such is New Hope.

We came here for the first time as there was a band playing there that we wanted to see. Got there…read moreearly to get a good spot. We split a flight of 4: the beers were all very tasty. I dont know if they weren't expecting the crowd that they got, but it got very loud to the point you could barely hear the band. Kept getting bumped into by other patrons hanging around our table, hanging on our table, etc. There were only 2 people working the bar with such a crowd that it took almost 20 minutes just to get someone's attention when we wanted to settle up. We wanted to stay longer but it was just way too crowded. I really dont know if I'll go back.

I stopped into Tindall Road Brewery for an after-dinner drink with a few friends, and found myself…read morein one of those odd little scenes that makes you wonder if you've walked into the wrong play. Out front, every table was packed shoulder to shoulder with what appeared to be a local running group in post-run celebration. Laughter, sweat, and IPAs filled the air. Inside, however, it was the crowd was sparse, save for two small groups competing in Harry Potter trivia, an event we hadn't realized was happening. After the first round, one of those tables gave up and left. That should have made the place quieter, but the trivia host's amplifier made sure it did not. Even from the far corner, it was nearly impossible to hold a conversation without shouting. It was as though someone had mistaken the volume knob for a test of strength. The bartender, to his great credit, was friendly and quick, the kind of person who makes you feel like maybe the night will work out after all. The beers themselves were fine. I tried the Pineapple Express milkshake IPA and the porter. Both were serviceable, neither was memorable. The brewery allows outside food, which is a small mercy. Being on Farnsworth, there are plenty of good places to bring something in from. They also sell simple snacks like chips and jerky, a practical touch that suits the space. Still, the whole experience left me puzzled. The place seems to want to be a neighborhood hub, but it can't decide whether to be a quiet refuge or a loud event hall. Empty yet loud, welcoming yet difficult to linger in. I wouldn't drive out of my way to return, but if a friend suggested meeting there, I'd go. I'd just hope the trivia host had the night off.

If you like variety and the surprise of trying something new every visit, Lone Eagle Brewing is a…read moremust-visit in Flemington. From crisp lagers and hoppy IPAs to seasonal sours and rich stouts, the lineup rotates constantly, so there's always something fresh to try. The staff here are top-notch genuinely friendly, super knowledgeable, and always eager to help you navigate the taps or recommend something based on your taste. Whether you're a craft beer connoisseur or just in for a laid-back pint, Lone Eagle offers an awesome atmosphere and an experience that never gets stale.

On Stangle Road in the corpse of Liberty Village exists an excellent...well in Colorado we'd call…read moreit a Tap Room. I had the Dark Helmet and the Doppelbock. The Dark Helmet reminded me of a Czech style beer (although not poured as such). The Dopplebock was great. They had a food truck that served Oven Baked pizza. IMHO this is the best of the local area Brew Pubs/Tap Rooms.

Monkey Breath Bananna Bread beer. My favorite beer in USA after trying around 200 breweries and 500…read morebeers. Its a nitro beer so cant take any home. Great little brewery in downtown Mt Holly NJ.

Pretty sure Village Idiot is the OG brewery in the underrated town of Mt. Holly, which makes it one…read moreof the oldest breweries still operating in South Jersey. Hard to tell exactly when it opened, as their website offers scant information, but they first started posting on Facebook in 2011 if that is anything to go by. They don't have a large footprint in the NJ brewing scene as they don't distribute to any liquor stores or bars/restaurants (they don't even offer beers in cans to go), and they don't do any big events other than the typical karaoke or trivia nights. What they do offer is a nice place to hang out in an old historic building right on the Main Street in the downtown area, and a solid lineup of beers. One thing that makes them stand out is a great selection of beers on nitro. From my experience with NJ breweries, you're lucky to find a single beer on nitro. At Village Idiot there are seven of them, most of them dessert stouts like a cookie butter white stout and a salted caramel milk stout. All that we tried were delicious and not crazy high in ABV like other dessert stouts. Flights are only $10 which is pretty cheap compared to other NJ breweries. Of note is that as of November 2025 they no longer allow outside drinks including water bottles like Nalgenes and Stanley Cups. Too many idiots sneaking in alcohol, according to their social media. Overall it has a bit more of a dive bar vibe only frequented by locals rather than a traditional NJ brewery, but the beer is definitely good enough, and the surrounding Main Street charming and quaint enough that I would definitely return.

YARDLEY, PA: tucked inside a beautifully restored historic bank building, Vault Brewing Co…read more delivers gastropub charm. Their cellar still holds the old vault, now aging their freshly crafted beer, and the whole place feels like a little slice of local history. From house‑brewed beer to cocktails, wine, and a full food menu (with clearly marked gluten‑free options and vegetarian picks), there is something for everyone. Leashed and friendly pups are welcome on the covered patio which provides a perfect spot to relax along Yardley's adorable main street just steps from the Delaware River. Huge shoutout to Sierra for the incredible service and to Leah for the great conversation. This place just feels good.

Been here many times. The perfect balance of lunch and/or dinner with family or friends. Food is…read morealways top tier and farm to table. Theres a new chef, but the food is always consistent and great tasting. Some items are different takes on bar classics such as the Blue Moon Cheese nachos, but others like a classic burger are original and timeless. I don't drink beer, but there cocktails are always a delight. I enjoy coming there after work or for really any occassion.

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?!

Happened to pop by because I had some time to kill in the area, and I'm grateful I found it! Lovely…read morevibes, delicious beer, wonderful staff! Would absolutely recommend and look forward to coming back! Thank you to Jordan and Sue for making my first experience so enjoyable! Lots of options on tap, check it out!