Death of the Fox Brewing Company

119 Berkley Rd Unit B, Clarksboro
(856) 599-1655

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Weber's Party Rentals

Love the vibes at DOTF. Great place place to put your headphones in and get some work done or come later ona Tuesday for the open mic night for a more energetic vibe. You won’t be disappointed.

Chance Sustaita-Ruiz

Great beer! Perfect stop between Baltimore and Atlantic city!

Abby Graham

Love this place - best coffee ever!

John Smitheman

Great Brews GreatCoffee Excellent Service and Staff! Great Music too! Selkow played tonight!

JJ G

Really awesome spot! Stopped here for a quick break on a road trip and was pleasantly surprised at how much this place had to offer. Obviously, lots of great beer on tap, from IPAs to porters. Can sit at the bar or they have tables/booths and some small tables out front. There was a steady stream of customers coming and ordering coffee though…which this place is also brewing! We tried… I think it was the “cinnamon bun latte” - unreal, so good it was gone in like 2 minutes.

Vaibhav Parikh

Great vibe and ambiance. Also the server is pleasant and very helpful.

Randy Pearce

Been on the fence with this place for various reasons for a while, but based purely on today's performance..one star. I checked the digital tap board behind me and chose a beer as did my buddy. He was quickly told his selection was tapped. He chose a backup--tapped. He then selected his third runner up and...shocker...tapped. I chuckled. Disappointed, he resigned to drink what I had selected despite not being a fan of that style beer. After several minutes of waiting, the manager returned. My selection, also tapped!! At that point we were handed a paper menu which had 3 beers crossed off. Amusing since there was clearly a 4th beer off the menu. Following a platitudinous excuse, we left and went next door to Cinder Bar. Full selection of beer and food, no excuses. Save your money--choose elsewhere.

ML B

Amazing coffee, great beer, super friendly staff. Sat for a bit to get work done, no issues with wifi. Will be back to work again and with friends.

Michael Trapani

The staff was friendly and the beers were great. We went there for the first time this past Friday. The emo night band/ Emotional Damage was alot of fun and we hope to see them again at the brewery.

Jay Anonymous

Usually I’m able to save it but today… My car drank half my coffee. Please change lids. They pop off easily. Staff is always pleasant.

Brittany Raday

We had my husband’s surprise 30th birthday party and not only was the staff wonderful, the space was perfect! The best thing was that it’s not just beer. We knew the guest list would include people who may not drink beer so having coffee, tea, & soda options for others made this the perfect location. Thank you DOTF! We will be back 👏🏽👏🏽

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I’ve never left a review before, let alone a negative one, especially for a small business, but some things need to be shared. My friends and I had a less-than-magical experience at what seemed like a Harry Potter-themed café/brewery on Friday, December 27. We walked in with good attitudes, as the place was cozy and not at all what I expected. Nestled in a strip mall, I anticipated a drab, sports-bar atmosphere but found a modest café with a pleasant aroma and a great selection of craft beer. There were couches and tables offering a more intimate setting, plus a lively bar for a social experience. We arrived for my best friend’s 40th birthday, planned weeks in advance by his wife. We knew we’d have a larger group (10 adults, 2 children) and received the go-ahead. The group arrived with food (2 pizzas, wings, fries) and a 2-liter soda, placed on the table, not intending to open it, assuming outside beverages weren’t allowed. A friend also brought a bottle of whiskey as a gift for my friend, again with no intention of opening it. We also had modest decorations—2 balloons and a Happy Birthday banner—which didn’t obstruct anything. Things went downhill when the owner (whom I’ll call "Lord Voldemort") emerged from the Employees Only area and began circling our table. He seemed to target my friend’s wife, claiming this was considered a “party” and a form needed to be filled out via their website, which we knew nothing about. This was all arranged over the phone weeks before, and no mention was made of the form. Instead of resolving this politely, the owner began lecturing us about the outside beverages, despite us explaining they were either gifts or part of the food we’d brought and weren’t being consumed. The situation escalated quickly. The owner condescendingly lectured us about how businesses work, getting uncomfortably close to my friend’s wife. He then circled the table, asking another woman in our group if she had a problem. When she replied politely, saying everything was fine, he retorted, “Oh ok, because you have a gaze on your face.” Others tried to de-escalate, but he continued ranting about business management, acting like he was teaching an elementary school class. He seemed fixated on the women in our group, getting up close to them while ignoring the men. He then started discussing the band performing that night, using it as another opportunity to lecture us about how businesses and entertainment work. At one point, he even called our decorations “aggressive.” Yes, two balloons and a Happy Birthday banner were “aggressive.” The situation became so uncomfortable that we didn’t know how to respond. The workers behind the bar, who were incredibly accommodating, apologetic, and professional, seemed to think we knew the owner, as his hostility seemed familiar. After a while, the owner disappeared, leaving us unsure whether to touch our food or drinks. Once the owner was gone, the bartenders did their best to salvage our evening. I thanked them for being so polite and professional. I gave a tip, but the bartender seemed almost afraid to accept it, apologizing as if I’d handed her a large sum. This was unsettling, knowing the staff likely endures this behavior from the owner regularly. The employees were excellent, but it was clear the working environment must be difficult. I understand people have bad days, and the holidays can be stressful. Maybe the owner was having a rough time, but his behavior was out of line for someone running a business. If any of the bartenders had acted this way, I wouldn’t have written this review. But the fact that the owner acted this way while his staff remained professional leaves me baffled. I won’t be returning to Death of the Fox, and I assume the other 9 in our party won’t either, which is a shame. I do wish the staff a happy holiday and hope the owner undergoes some positive changes in the new year

Kara Milici

The owner of the establishment is awful. We were celebrating my brother’s birthday. 8 people at an 8 top table, all had bought at least 1 drink, brought in outside food (it’s byo), and “decorations” (2 balloons tied to a chair & 2 strings with the letters for happy birthday tied together & hung behind us). The owner got in the faces of the females of the group about the decorations, about not reserving the table (even though my sis-in-law called a month ago to ask), and about the outside beverages (a gifted bottle of wine that was sitting on the table & the free soda that came with our pizza, unopened).

ALL this man needed to do was politely say no decorations, no outside beverages (which we weren’t planning to open anyway). Instead, he was standing right in females’ personal space yelling about a $250 fee to have a party that he didn’t have the time to explain to us because it’s “business” and repeatedly yelling at us to HAVE A GOOD TIME. Even walked away then returned to yell about “a look” the quietest, most polite female of the group supposedly gave him (I assure you all she did was close her agape mouth from the shock). Seriously, everyone in the place was staring, the amazing staff apologized, and the whole vibe of the place instantly changed for the better after he left.

Half the group were regular patrons who won’t return, and I’m happy to never return and spread the word. I also almost never leave reviews but this guy’s behavior was absolutely unhinged. It’s not just a disturbing way to address people you don’t know, but YOUR OWN CUSTOMERS. I hope he reads this and does some self reflecting on what’s truly making him walk around with all that anger, because his reaction was absolutely bonkers. Therapy helps, talk that aggression out!

Paul L

Coffee tastes like

Ruth Martin

I really liked it here.... great coffee options relaxed trendy atmosphere .... I'll go back

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