8 Best Brewpubs near Maple Shade

“so when you go 2x in a week, order burgers with sweet potatoe fries and get regular fries 2x, what is the problem? one server apologized the 1st night. 2nd one doesn't. burger of the month one for 4th and it looks nothing like the one listed. like it looked like a mickey d's special. asked for medium well and got Burnt. yum“

“We went looking for a restaurant where the kids could play, and this was the best decision we could have made. We loved the place; our children could spend hours playing and wouldn't want to leave. The only thing that might help from a parent's perspective is a door for the play area, but if we return to Philadelphia and need a place to eat, we would definitely choose this spot again.“

“Popped in for a quick beer (lived in Ardmore years ago and always loved a Tired Hands brew. Bartenders were great- so friendly! Got the Alien Church IPA- excellent! Phillies game was on too and they were up, so all good;-) Great local bar, would definitely recommend and return.“

“We went there Saturday for an early dinner. Great atmosphere, love that you have games available to play. Food was delicious our only complaint would be your fries, tasted fantastic but the minuscule size we were not a fan of! Very hard to consume with them being so tiny. I am not a beer drinker but my husband and son we fans!“

“Double Nickel Brewing Co. is the best place to go for a killer craft brew, friendly staff, tasty food, and a second to none, family-friendly atmosphere! Jagged Little Thrill-The Alanis Experience had a wonderful experience performing in Fall 2024, and we can't wait to come back this Saturday night, September 6th, to have another incredible show for the memory books! Thank you for being so amazing, DN!! 🫶❤️🙏“

“Excellent live music venue.“

“If you’re heading to Northern Liberties with kids in tow (and still want a beer), Craft Hall/Mainstay Independent is a solid choice for lunch.

Craft Hall is a massive industrial space that houses Mainstay Independent Brewing Company and feels more like a sports bar than a traditional brewery. Parking in the small front lot is tight but there’s also street parking and a couple of garages just a few blocks away if you’re willing to loop once or twice.

Inside, the vibe is unapologetically industrial: exposed steel, high ceilings, big open room. It’s not warm and cozy or where you go for a quiet pint.

Our visit was a bit chaotic. There’s a large indoor playground (pirate ship) packed with dozens of kids running, climbing, and burning off energy while parents reclaim a sliver of sanity. It’s extremely kid-friendly, and that clearly drives the lunch crowd.

Adults get their own zone at the bar, which helps balance things out. The tables are spacious, the projectors and TVs are plentiful, and the whole setup is perfect for watching a game, hosting a happy hour, or gathering a big group.

Beer-wise, we found the lineup solid but mostly average, with the standout being the Winter Bock. The traditional German-style lager was very malt-forward, roasty and smooth.

Craft Hall isn’t an intimate date-night brewery. It’s loud, lively, and built for volume. But if you’re looking for a kid-friendly brewery experience in Northern Liberties where adults can still grab a solid pint? This place absolutely fills that niche.“

“With 50 Tesla Chargers on the lot.. I don't know how or why but this place is awesome if you need to charge up your Tesla. It's great that's it's just right off of the turnpike where you can jump right back on after charging. Someone was definitely using their brain when coming up with this plan.“