Latest reviews from Croydon
| 76 /100 909 RAY AVE “Located at the end of a dead end street, in a neighborhood. Pretty bare bones tap room, games, very family friendly. Good selection of taps, flights available. Business ebbed and flowed on a Saturday afternoon.“ |
| 80 /100 909 RAY AVE “Never realized how easy it is to get here from north NJ...only 1 1/2 hours away. I combined a visit here with The Vault in Yardley this past weekend. Neshaminy is a very casual brewery based taproom. You can see all of the equipment from the recently expanded taproom (although the state asked them to build a separating wall between the two...go figure!...I guess it could corrupt you if you knew the beer you were drinking was actually made in the same building). So...about the beers...very nice selection...17-18 beers on tap. I did 3 flights and enjoyed most of them. I’ve had their beer in craft locations in north NJ...and liked it but don’t remember going out of my way for it...visiting the brewery however...I got to try a number of really fine beers. There’s a lot for the hop lover here...at least 6 of the beers. I loved the County Line IPA...as well as the special version of it with tangerines on the hand pump. They have four custom built lager tanks in the brewery...but I found they mostly used them for sweeter/maltier styles (I prefer drier and crisper styles or IPL’s). Note that the taproom is also a game room with free games...pool, air hockey, foosball, and video games. We had fun hanging out here on a Sunday afternoon. I understand they have music here sometimes too. All in all...worth a reasonable drive and a visit.“ |
| 66 /100 909 RAY AVE “1st visit for ’A Good Problem to Have’ release, Got here 45min early and about 30 people in line before me. Lined quickly swelled up and people where shut out just after 30min of opening. They also kicked 3 different beers on tap and did not replace them while I was there. Nice size inside and lucky I was there early or I would have missed a few of their limited beers that kicked (that would upset me a little). Going to rate according to my experience during a release - will have to stop by during a ’normal’ day and see how it is.“ |
| 72 /100 909 RAY AVE “Kind of neat to see this place grow. Originally had a small area for equipment and they actually had a car show inside of the building and some live shows, but now it’s full of fermenters, ingredients and barrels with German hall style tables and a tasting room .... Growler fill and take out area with swag and a great staff..... Food trucks come here occasionally too ..... Great owner and solid beers nice place to visit.“ |
| 80 /100 909 RAY AVE “Cool place with some video games and air hockey - some really good beers. No flights after 7.“ |
| 80 /100 909 RAY AVE “Nice place. Gentlemen who served us with knowledgeable, friendly, and very helpful. Decent selection of beers on tap. Great prices for some quality beers Worth a visit.“ |
| 82 /100 909 RAY AVE “Stopped in Father’s Day Sunday. Place was empty. Nice atmosphere. Small tasting room, but nicely done with nice mohagany looking walls and trim. Was able to check out the brewery which was huge. Wouldn’t have guessed from looking at the building. Think there was like 6-8 beers on tap, with free sampling, and bottles available for purchase. Nice stop.“ |
| 84 /100 810 BRISTOL PIKE “Updated The brunches here and food overall have improved and they have continued to serve a nice tap list whenever I stop by ... there is a new patio out back that has really added to this place and helped with the lack of space ..... original review ... Small place rectangular shaped long bar with some tall tables behind and a small sit down table area .... was a biker bar for years but now a clean and healthy looking place with lots of flat screens and friendly bartenders .... bartenders seem to be getting their microbeer feet wet, but are very nice and helpful .... kitchens open and the hand cut fries were great but the buffalo wrap left much to be desired .... taplist was mostly local and bottle list was mostly american micro ... prices were $5 a pint ... all in all this is a nice clean addition to the bucks beer scene“ |
| 72 /100 810 BRISTOL PIKE “I arrived here around 1:30pm on a Monday after an interview. I figured I’d check out a new place and grab a beer. From the outside I thought it might be closed, but fortunately the door was open. Inside is very tiny, there’s a seating section but maybe 8 tables most. The bar itself maybe seats 10. This place is tiny and I’m wondering how they put music in here. The ambiance was semi-sports bar like, rather busy with lots of stuff on the walls and a big TV was playing soccer. I ordered a Daisy Cutter and some old bay fries. The bartender was sort of friendly, but was worried too much about gabbing about other bars/restaurants with another patron. My fries came in good portion and I ordered a Nugget Nectar, they also had Ten Fidy on tap. Not bad for such a small place, in-fact the selection was pretty great. The fries were a generous portion as well. This is a nice stop, but I wouldn’t go out of my way. I would stop in here if I’m in the area again though.“ |
| 76 /100 909 RAY AVE “Really cool up and coming brewery, german/belgian inspired brews, free samples of 7-8 taps and the brewer gave us some kick ass apple cider. barrel program has about 4 beers going, looking forward to trying more“ |
| 70 /100 909 RAY AVE “Small tasting room. Decent looking and clean. Nice server. Not much to the place. Did not take a tour. Crowd seemed like locals/regulars. I’d stop by again for rotating drafts and growler fills.“ |
| 82 /100 810 BRISTOL PIKE “First off this place is growing and willing to grow.
They are intersted in moving to growlers and they are willing to bring any beer you request.
Next , I would like to discuss the beer goddess/ bartender there known as Bonnie. (It’s a shame to call her a bartender because she knows her shit when it comes to crafet beer) I Love her!
If you enjoy craft beer, ask for her!“ |
| 82 /100 810 BRISTOL PIKE “Former dive bar, now beer lover’s delight. Just enjoyed Pliny the Elder, Mad Elf and St. Bartholomew on draft last night. There’s also an extensive bottle selection including bombers like DFH Faithful, St. Bernandus, Sly Fox Ichor. The atmosphere is very laid back and there is live music every night. The kitchen will open in the Spring. Prices are also a bit lower than the center city prices. Great addition to the Lower Bucks County beer scene.“ |
