Solid 4 stars. Not outstanding but definitely solid enough bars and good atmosphere. Trivia night…read moreis a lotta fun

Stopped in while on a work trip, ordered the Philly cheese steak egg rolls with a sweet n sour…read moresauce appetizer, they had great flavor and the sauce went with it perfectly. For beer I had the Mexican laugher and black lager, both very tasty. I love the vibe of the brewery being an old fire house. The staff were friendly and made you feel like a regular. When your in the area, definitely stop in for a visit!

We came here with my boyfriend's cousins after experiencing Rocksylania on the AT trail! 10 miles…read moreof brutal walking and my first time in area. It was GREAT! We sat at the bar and they had a really fun classic rock band playing in the main room. The band was called Bittersweet. Food was awesome and the uncorked Pennsylvania Chardonnay was surprisingly good. If I wasn't going home carryon I would have purchased a bottle to take home. I had a wonderful summer salad and we all shared a big pretzel. I have never had mustard that good! Stone ground mustard with horseradish that they make on site. Everyone else also enjoyed their food. 5 stars

Friendly service, delicious food, ambience is nice with good drinks. This is a must try place…read more Brussel sprout appetizer was surprisingly delicious and large portions. You will not leave here hungry. Smash burger, fish taco and fries were yummy.

Decor/service: nice small brewery. Parking seems to be pretty rough as we had to park on side…read morestreet couple blocks away. The service was pretty bad. The food came out in a reasonable manner but our server couldn't have been any slower. 10-15 minutes before she came to take our order. Forgot to bring a drink, then spilled the drink. When we were done eating we sat there for a good 15-20 minutes until we grabbed another waitress to get our bill and to go while our server stood chatting with other guests the majority of the time we were there. Really a shame because the food was good. Plenty of allergy friendly options. Burger was cooked well and flavorful. Bacon could have been a little more crisp but not bad. Everyone else enjoyed their meals as well but the service really brought it down

What a gem! Ate at the bar and split the brussel sprouts appetizer (huge portion for two!) +split…read morethe Brie/apple/fig Jam burger that was a MESS in the BEST way!!! Also got a side of the mac and cheese which was good but just needed a lil extra salt :). Fries were awesome and waitresses behind the bar were so attentive! Would go back if we are in Ephrata again

My favorite place to eat and drink in Hamburg! I compare every other soft pretzel to Copperz…read moreBrewhouse Pretzel, but nobody else comes close. The Fried Brussels sprouts with balsamic maple glaze are my other favorite appetizer. Best entree is the Burger Bowl, a salad topped with a cheeseburger and French fries. Choose thousand island dressing for the 'Big Mac' flavor. Yum! Rotating house brews are on tap as well as a few staples. We really enjoy Copper, an alt bier and Requiem, the steam beer. They also make some creative seasonal cocktails. The place is handicap accessible, small sidewalk ramp and no steps. For a wheelchair, it's tight getting in and out, as there are two single doors within 6 feet. The servers are friendly and helpful, letting us sample beers and making recommendations. When guests visit, we take them to Copperz and they're always pleasantly surprised.

We have made several visits to Copperz over the years. We have been quite satisfied with the food…read moreand the beer we have tried. Still, this place frustrates us. Living an 1 1/2 hours away, we plan our visits based on the tap list on the website. (We travel far as part of what we call Brewery Friday). Too often the list on the website is not close to the actual tap list. We made the trip only to find out they do not have what we came for. Fortunately, yesterday was an exception. We went for the smores stout. They still had the huckleberry wit. And to our surprise, they had a blackberry schwarzbier that was not on the website. All three were amazing. However, there are at least 4 beers list on the website tap list that were not available. I find it very disappointing that any restaurant can not keep their website up to date. It does a disservice to customers who travel for a specific menu item.

Hey friends! This brewery was suggested by our hotel as a local hotspot. So we decided to go for it…read moreand were so glad we did! Schaylor Brewing is a locally owned brewery that features a craft kitchen. They also sell cocktails in addition to freshly brewed beer. From brisket flatbread pizzas, to CBD pints to trivia night, Schaylor Brewery is a great time. We started off with a beer flight and a half-pint. My boyfriend enjoyed all four flavors on his flight! I got the Pineapple Express CBD pint and fell in love. We ordered the house burger and brisket flatbread pizza for our entrees. Both were delicious. My only distaste is that I would challenge them to use a smokier BBQ sauce to compliment the brisket. Service: very friendly. The owner came by and chit-chatted with us for a bit. Atmosphere: lively. We came on trivia night and could tell it was local hot commodity. Prices: Average Free parking. I hope you enjoy!

So, this review is strictly on the food however, since it is a brewery, I want to give some…read morecoverage on the beer and some on the ambulance. Went on a Sunday after Reading Phillies game. Walking in the brewery the inside is very dark away from the bar. Sat outside. It's a pretty big area with lots of seating. The bartender, her name is Felicia. She was really good, but she was challenged because she was doing a lot of the work and there were other waitresses who were kind of going through the motions. Had a few beers and honestly, they were pretty average. However, the smash burgers are dynamite. But for me, my wife and my son with the tip was around $80 which seemed like a lot. I don't wanna be too harsh because the food is really good, but the beers need to improve along with the service. Big props to Felicia, though who held it down.

First- Walking in and getting stares was awkward. It appeared that a majority of the patrons…read moresitting at the bar are "usuals" and it's a very "everybody knows your name" type of place. No one greeted us- which is ok but we were a little confused about seating since there was indoor and outdoor. We figured out that we were to find our own table and order at the bar. Which, again, was fine, except there was a sign to view the menu using a QR code- also fine, but we couldn't find the QR code- anywhere. We eventually found paper menus. I ordered the soup of the day which was tomato based with chicken and mozzarella. It was the best part of the meal. I got the pulled pork sliders on pretzel buns. It was so dry. I needed to ask for mustard. That helped some but overall the taste was average at best. The biggest, and oddest, disappointment was the cucumber and watermelon seltzer. There was a very distinct taste that I couldn't put my finger on until I forced myself to take three sips. Finally I pegged the taste as pepto bismol - which is definitely not cucumber or watermelon. It certainly had to have been a bad batch. A very strange and very unsatisfying experience. Maybe it was just a fluke. I like to give places second chances because you never know what the story is and it could have been an off night. But, this place won't make it back on my list. One positive is that they had a few option of non-alcoholic beer.

We had a good chicken club wrap with Zerbe chips. Everyone was helpful since it was our first visit…read moreand our wrap arrived quickly. We were able to eat outside because it was a nice evening. For anyone traveling in the area - they have a decent menu, but if u like pickles, burger, pizza and sandwiches - there will be something to choose from. There were two dogs on the outdoor patio-another perk of the outside seating option.

Nice, small, local place to get a wide variety of beers. Create your own six-pack to sample any…read morevariety of year-round or seasonal favorites - a great way to find your next favorite stout or IPA. Located in the corner of a small (very small) strip mall, Mary's has a little bit of everything beer related, from the small to large, inexpensive ($1/bottle) to expensive ($10+/bottle). they also fill growlers, with discounted prices certain days of the week. Be sure to check out their facebook page for beer updates. They feature a revolving selection of around 10 beers on tap, which you can drink while you shop, or take home. they have several tables set up on one side so you can sit, drink, socialize and watch TV if you want. they also have a few video betting machines, plus slot machines. Small snacks, plus an ever-changing selection of beer glasses to purchase, usually $2/ea. This is one of our favorite places to go to pick up a few beers for the weekend, or to take some out of town microbrew lovers. The staff is usually very knowledgeable.

Fallen off a bit since the store changed hands, imo…read more Unquestionably large and diverse selection of microbrews, with many brews/breweries you wont find at any other local bottle shops or distributors. BUT the 4pack and single can prices are out of control high, imo. And check yr canning dates, because there is a TON of 4-6 month+ old product being sold at full price that cant possibly taste good anymore after sitting on the shelf at room temp for that long. Best bet is to follow them on social media and look for posts on new stock. They have several taps, as well. If you're looking for macro domestic and imported brews, they've got you covered with a nice selection.

My first visit to Sly Fox's Wyomissing location and I was surprised to find that they opened at…read more10AM for Sunday brunch! The building is in the old Vanity Fair complex, so it has high ceilings and plenty of parking spaces. They have a nice size bar, but we sat at a table inside. There was live music outside on the patio, but we only realized it when we left. The brunch menu had a selection of offerings, including mimosas and yummy chicken and waffles! The regular menu with appetizers and sandwiches was still available too. The service was quick and the food was delicious. Nice beer selection and mixed drinks too! Worth a visit if you're in the area.

Sly Fox is the quintessential neighborhood watering hole. It's a no-frills big empty room that they…read morestuck some chairs and high tops in. Throw in some TVs, a big U-shape bar for maximum area, thus making it my favorite bar shape. Have you ever been standing in one of those straight-line bars, and you're about three layers of people away from even sniffing the bar. It's claustrophobic, it creates a needless bottleneck, it feels like you're about to be crushed. Not here. It's open with super high ceilings. You can go outside and play cornhole in the crisp fall air. The whole place is easily accessible either by using the parking lot out front or the even bigger parking lot in the rear. I think there is some sort of hidden ballroom downstairs for private events. Every now and then you see a whole wedding procession just casually stroll on through. I guess it's the hot destination, which makes total sense when you take a step back and can see Sly Fox for what it truly is, which is your cookie cutter craft brewery bar experience you've seen countless times up and down the eastern seaboard. I gotta give it to them, Sly Fox was one of the few breweries to break through to kind of the ultimate level. To the point where it goes well beyond just having your beer appear in local bar taps, but to be the establishment itself, and in this case, a successful chain of them. With its headquarters in Pottstown, it's always nice to see success stories like these with local roots. I will look back and think fondly of these days before it becomes a giant evil mega corporation snuffing the life out of smaller startup breweries like it once was by the dozen. Until then, might as well enjoy the ride.