9 Best Beer Bars near West Reading

“Small but very cool brewery with a nice laid back vibe. Had a flight of Pimpin Pumpkin, Oktoberfest, JJs Irish Red, and Horseshoe Brown Ale- not a single disappointment in the bunch, all very good. The Irish Red might be the best but very hard to choose. Had a few pretzel munchies, there is no food served but you can bring in outside food. Lots of cool merchandise to purchase.“

“The atmosphere has a very cool vibe! Everything we ordered was delicious. Service was great too! Two thumbs up all around!“

“Awesome place, great food, great live music“

“Highly recommend this restaurant! It's been a while since I have been in a good Italian restaurant and this one was great. My meal was delicious! Veal Parmesan. My cost for two dinners was about $50 with beers. Depending on what you order, the average cost per person is $15 -$20. We stayed and listened to the band that was playing. I believe they have one band or another scheduled every Saturday night.“

“The moment you walk in you can feel the atmosphere consume you.Very friendly staff. Cool Irish live music (Thursday night) first time I was ever here and got the steamed seafood platter. (24.99)The clams were a bit sandy for my taste. Mussels were cooked perfectly, crab legs slightly overdone, but still a great flavor for everything.. Only reason it's not a 4 star is the superb service. Awesome place. If you're in the reading area, this is an absolute must.“

“I loved the original in A town and was surprised they opened more. This spot in Mt.Penn is special, Pizza is excellent, Burgers are amazing wings are good, and of course the beer taps always got something. Most of the staff is terrific and the managers roll up their sleeves and help out. Great spot, excellent outdoor seating, good parking, 5 stars for the area.Wheelchair accessibility: You wouldn't think this is important but it is. If you have mobility issues with family they open at noon and you can get in for lunch even on the patio with a wheel chair walker or crutches.“

“I piloted the Batmobile through the winding back roads of Sinking Spring to uncover the culinary delights of Juliana's, a true hidden gem. The moment you step inside, the aroma of fresh bread and simmering sauces whispers of homecooked feasts. You're greeted with genuine warmth by their friendly staff, folks eager to make your experience memorable. I’ve had the pleasure of being served by Darwin – the guy is a true pro! Spaghetti - Nonna! Her spaghetti with homemade meatballs is the stuff of legends (don't tell Alfred, though). Ambience - Venture outside and discover Juliana's secret Batcave of flavor – their outdoor patio. Tucked away behind the building, there is a takeout sign reminiscent of the bat signal that will lead you there. It's a haven of unexpected wonder. For those seeking a post-battle refueling spot, their cozy bar is the perfect retreat. It's got that intimate vibe where you might strike up a conversation with a fellow foodie or, who knows, maybe even meet a future ally. Take out - the Gotham streets were busy this evening, so take out what's the plan. Pictured you will find the personal size stromboli and cannoli. For scale - I am 7” tall. Adventure - my visit allowed time for some Bat-detective work! With a bit of sleuthing, I uncovered whispers of a new potential menu item. Frank, the owner himself, confirmed the intel with a knowing smile – the Fried Cheesesteak! Picture this: savory steak, molten cheese, all wrapped in a golden, crispy cocoon. A true flavor explosion worthy of an exclusive taste test! Juliana's, is a place where warmth, delicious secrets, and comforting flavors collide. So ditch the Batcave for an evening and venture onto their secluded outdoor patio for a night you won't forget.“

“Usually I am very pleased with this location, however, just took the time to travel 45 minutes one way to this restaurant, to find out they’re closed now on Sundays apparently, there was no signs explaining if this was once off or not, all lights off, and the business owner was inside the building but ignoring people’s prescience. The date of attempted but failed visit was February 25, 2024. I suggested to Google that they ought to contact the establishment for updated hours of operation, since this seems to be inaccurate.Edit to owner: no, on Sunday your hours of operation both on your site and Google showed as either 11am to 9pm or 1pm to 9pm. That’s why I am the one that suggested you update your hours, I’m the reason that was pushed to you, the owner, through Google, because I was upset to travel to see as such.And to say that, no, if I’m correct the owner was a female, blonde hair. I’ve met her before. If not she was the manager, and I saw her behind the bar when I pulled up and stepped out to walk into the establishment to be greeted with a locked door when every place I checked said they were open.“

“It was a great experience this is our second time there but our first time being able to use the race cars the only thing is the teenager young lady who was helping us at the register she wasn't so great but other than that the experience was great my children loved it I wish we were all able to race together but they go by Junior races and adult races but it's an amazing experience is the super expensive but it is pricey kids love this place food is good you can pick from the normal fast food/pizzeria or they have a nice restaurant when you come in they have (FYI ) I haven't been in the restaurant yet but lots of games to play ball pit for little kids it's a fun place for kids even some adults“