I've been here many, many times, but last night was truly one for the books…read more My husband, mom, our two kids, and I stopped in to grab a 4-pack to bring with us over to Hatsu and have a quick drink. While we were there, a woman walked in and loudly commented that having my baby in a bar was "irresponsible" and that, since she was a nanny, she couldn't believe it. My husband said something to her, and the manager (I'm so sorry, I wasn't 100% sure if his name was Craig or Greg!) immediately stepped in. He called her out and made it clear that they love and appreciate all of their customers. He completely stood up for us, and we truly appreciated it. Everyone else in the bar was incredibly supportive and completely fine with us being there. Since when are parents not allowed to enjoy a drink? She eventually left, and honestly, the way the staff handled everything was amazing. This place gets 10 stars from us, and we will absolutely continue coming here with our kids. And when our baby is old enough, he'll be enjoying one of the chocolate milks or apple juices they serve for kids! Thank you guys for being the absolute coolest. We can't wait to come back!

It feels like you're drinking in someone's Pennsylvanian living room. Fortunately for my friends,…read morewe love that vibe. It's cozy and welcoming, with friendly staff. They have a nice variety of beer plus 3 cask pulls which is pretty unique. There's no food, but plenty of room to hangout. We came Sunday at like 1pm and had the place mostly to ourselves.

Great brewpub in the middle of Ambler! Good place to watch a game while enjoying your meal. Family…read morefriendly. Service was efficient and responsive. We'll be back to enjoy other items from the menu!

Friday night was a good night. Nice crowd but a little noisy. Had a couple of Guinness and shared a…read moreflat bread with a friend. She had the Sauvignon blanc. Very good. Luke was a good waiter

I saw someone posted a review on July 11 about this place and I'm really surprised because I was…read morethere the afternoon of the 11th and had a completely different experience. I am not disqualifying their experience but it is very odd it was so different. It was a hot, humid, rainy Saturday and the A/C was just fine when we got in. I will admit my first view through the door was a little hesitant but push on in and it was fine. The design goes for a comfy industrial setting. They have a good selection of beer and cocktails using a lot of local producers so there is a wonderful chance for you to find what you want to drink. The prices on the menu looked a little steep but the servings were generous and the food was very good. I had the best wings I've had in a long time with a nice crispness to the skin. My wife and I had a good time and found it lots of fun. If I was going to suggest a change it would be some sort of uniform for the servers. Hypsters in comfortable clothing fine but the issue is they blend in with some of the customers. I was talking to one guy thinking he was a server. It's one thing to be comfortable but professionally you need to stand out from the customers. but otherwise, this was a great time.

This place is very overrated. Our first disappointment here was a lack of AC on a hot and humid…read moresummer night. After getting seating, we waited nearly 20 minutes before our server stopped by. She poured us warm water (seriously!) and took our drink orders. We waited another 15 minutes for 3 of the worst mixed drinks. Turns out they had 2 novice bartenders working that didn't know what they were doing. (From our server's mouth!) We paid our tab and left for much better establishments down the street.

Drinks were good, but a bit on the expensive side. The bathrooms are not the easiest to access for…read morefolks who may have mobility issues, especially when it gets more crowded. And it's a little hard to see because of the dim lighting. It can get pretty loud and there's not much sound dampening, making it hard to hear each other sometimes. However, if you're just vibing and chilling, it's perfect. Though the brewery doesn't sell food, you can pick up something to eat right next door at the market. It's also where the bathrooms are located. Solid draught beers -- I'd recommend them over the cocktails. Enjoy!

Great local brewery tucked inside the new Ridge Hall Market…read more Twisted Ginger Brewery is a hidden gem right off Butler Pike in Ambler, sharing a building with the new Ridge Hall Farmers Market. Parking can be tight on the street, but there are municipal lots nearby that make things easy. They usually have around ten beers on tap, a solid mix of styles that changes often enough to keep things interesting. There are a few TVs, and during slower weekday hours they keep things cozy by only opening the bar area. On weekends, when the place fills up, they expand seating into the section by their brewing area. If you're just grabbing beer to go, they sell four-packs of their own brews. For food, you can either take your beer into the market's food court or bring your meal back into the brewery. Both setups work fine depending on what kind of night you're after. If you are not a beer person, fortunately there are Stateside seltzers, and Surfside hard iced teas available. A relaxed local spot with good beer, friendly people, and a nice addition to Ambler's growing brewery scene.

My husband and I eat out a LOT, so admittedly, we are hard customers to please. It's why I rarely…read moreleave reviews - good or bad. But when we finally had the opportunity to get a reservation at Mary, I felt compelled to write one. It didn't just "not disappoint", it exceeded every expectation we hoped to have. We sat at the bar, which gave a cool bar vibe with our own bottle of wine (which you don't always get at BYOs), and we had a clear view into the open kitchen. Plus, the service was perfectly on point throughout the entire meal. We started with the ceviche, which was a very generous portion for us to share, and absolutely delicious. I was planning to order the burger, but when the waitress told us it was always on the menu, I opted for the blackened swordfish... and, boy, was I glad I did. My husband got the pork chop; I snagged a bite and it was amazing, too. Both entrees were also very generous portions, and my leftovers were just as good the next day (maybe even a little better once the flavors blended together). We finished with a brownie dessert, and when we finally got the check, we were pleasantly surprised at how reasonable it was. Overall, it was one of the best dining experiences we've had in a long time, and I can't wait to go back and get that burger!!

High quality, monthly menu, nice atmosphere, fresh tasting. Portions are large. Loved the apps and…read morethe main dishes. The cioppino had a lot of great stuff in it including scallops and nice chunks of fish, clams and mussels in a very tasty soup broth. There was a miscommunication by the waitress on one item but she quickly accepted full responsibility and made it right. We also got a taste of the mushroom cavatelli, which was also delicious. We will be back!

The selection here is the best in the area in my opinion. I have finally found one of my favorite…read moreItalian beers, Moretti, at this location. They do not have it in stock all the time but my hat goes off to them for having such an array of beers and ciders. I tend to rotate my patronage between Ambler Beverage Exchange and Hatboro Beer Distributers. As always people SYOY!!!

great selection with helpful clerks. my knowledge of beer is very limited thankfully theirs isn't…read more They helped load my car which I didn't request.

Service was amiable and helpful. All four of us ordered a different item from the menu, all were…read moreexcellent! We will visit again soon, maybe before our next visit to Ambler Theater.

Lived in Ambler for 30+ years and this was our first visit. Have to say we were pleasantly…read moreimpressed. We wanted a quick bite and a beer. I had the Pineapple Wheat ale and hubby had a Cape May Orange Crush, both on tap and tasty. We shared the Dynamite Shrimp and CBR pizza. Both very good and perfectly filling. We will definitely return.

If I could give zero stars I would. The bartender basically told my sister so go f herself because…read moreI mentioned it was her birthday when he was checking IDs. Incredibly rude. We were kicked out of the bar because of this-- no sensible reason. I have never had such a poor experience at a bar prior to this. Would NEVER recommend coming here. Unfortunately this was the bar we chose to go to after her engagement party and this man ruined the entire night. Do not come here. Unless you like to have a bad time.

Cool local vibe with friendly staff and great cocktails. A step up from your corner bar with the…read moresame great feel.

This rating is four plus a little more. The staff is very nice and attentive. Starting with the…read moregreater who actually was incredibly pleasant to our server who split our meal that we shared onto two plates. Happy Hour runs until 7:00 pm so we grabbed the homemade chips with blue cheese and the deviled eggs. Both were two dollars off as well as the beer I got. Things came out quickly and we decided to share the chicken and pickle sandwich with a side of Gypsy Spuds. Those alone are worth the trip if you like potatoes. They are small roasted red potatoes slightly smashed and seasoned plus scallions. They were quite good. The chicken sandwich was crispy and well cooked. I would have liked a bit more zing in the sauce but my wife loved it. This place wasn't always great but seems to be turning things around with the new management. The happy hour is great and makes it a solid option on the Ambler strip.

Ordered the gypsy chips (good combo, but gets soggy really quickly) and the honey Parmesan wings…read more(this was fine and what you would expect from wings). However, the show stopper was definitely the honey pepperoni flatbread!! It's such a good combo and tasted so good that we ordered it twice. Happy hour here goes pretty late and makes this place super worth it. Waitress was very helpful as well. Ample seating.

Swung by w/ friends one evening for some drinks, and it was a fun time. They have some room to sit…read moreoutside, and there was a food truck serving pizza that one of the gentlemen bought, though that's not specifically part of this review. It was fun to sit outside for a bit until it got chilly, then we moved indoors and sat around the table there. Service is at the bar, as expected, and they have some pretty good brews of their own, with plenty of variety. It sometimes seems that craft brews almost exclusively emphasize IPAs, and that's not necessarily my favorite kind, so it was good to have other options on tap. I had their Kolsch and then a Coconut Stout, and both of them were pretty tasty. I'd be back to hang with friends again!

Ten7 is a great local brewery with consistently good beer. Definitely check out the milkshake…read morebeers, which seem to rotate pretty regularly and are usually worth trying. There's a good amount of seating, including two outdoor areas. The picnic-table section is fairly fixed, though, so if you're coming with a big group and hoping to move tables around to make your own setup, this probably isn't that kind of place. They also have servers who come around outside. I'm still never completely sure whether they prefer you to order at the bar or through the server, but if you're planning to keep everything on one check, ordering through the server seems like the easiest way to go. Inside, there are basically two rooms. One has the main bar and brewery equipment, while the room farther back has more of a comfortable living-room feel. If you have kids with you, I'd probably recommend that side. Food is usually available from food trucks, and most of the ones I've tried have been pretty good. Outside food is also allowed. If you're bringing kids, the pro move is to bring whatever they'll definitely eat. The food truck may have fries or something kid-friendly, but bringing your own takes away the gamble if the truck is busy, running slow, or out of something. Parking can be tight and on a steep hill. Check the nearby side streets or the SEPTA lot across the way. Just be careful crossing the street because there's a pretty blind turn nearby. There are plenty of TVs inside, so it's also a good spot to watch a game. One other big plus: Ten7 is right next to the train station. If taking the train happens to be convenient for you, that's probably the easiest way to get there. Limited hours but the times they are open are likely more happening.