15 Best Craft Breweries near Newtown

“We wanted to try a new brewery over the weekend and this one didn't disappoint! I tried the cranberry orange sour and the gingerbread spiced beer (I think called cotton headed ninny muggins) and enjoyed them both! There is something for everyone. Service was quick and friendly and we found an empty table quickly. Would definitely come back again!“

“Always great food and service! Good place for date night or a dinner with the family.“

“First time at Subculture and I was very impressed. The owner was very engaging and proud of his work. The beer was very good across the IPAs and Stouts which I tried. On Thurs they have vinyl night and people came and played their own albums and enjoyed great beer. Definitely going back.“

“Came in here, this craft brewery has been on my radar for a while. Had a full pour of the Tree Trippers IPA, which was excellent. We had plenty of seating upstairs, and it wasn’t too busy or crowded. There was a food truck out front, and we ordered a good Philly cheesesteak and fries. Looking forward to coming back here again someday.“

“Broad Street is awesome. Good vibes, friendly staff and bartenders. Great drink selection. I definitely recommend! My favorite day drinking spot!“

“Great farmhouse brewery. Super friendly, great atmosphere. Perfect place to go on a sunny day and enjoy some excellent beer outdoors. Had a few of the hazy IPA's and all were top notch.Parking was a little tight on a busy weekend day, minor issue. Probably should throw one or two more staff at the bar on the weekends, line was out the door the whole time we were there.Apple Maps guided us to the golf course next door, hope they rectify that error soon.“

“Stopped in for a few last night and not only found some of the best beers I’ve ever had, but also met maybe the coolest bartender ever. (This coming from a lifelong bartender). I’d recommend this place any time, but especially Wednesday and Thursdays, when Mike is there.“

“Great beer. Friendly staff“

“A cozy small town feel in a bar that brews their own beer. I loved it and will absolutely return! If you're in the area, stop in and grab a beer ( I love love love the one on tap now with coffee and vanilla notes). And grab a Dawg from Cheese Dawgs formerly on Bustleton Pike.“

“Naked Brewing is a quintessential PA brewery - unassuming, in an industrial park, not sure if you’re in the right place, etc. But once you walk in, it’s a whole different story. First off, John was absolutely fantastic. My wife and I came here for happy hour and were the only ones there (because we were mad early) and John was just the best. Had fantastic recommendations, great stories, and was all around the perfect host. But let’s get to business - the beers were amazing. You cannot go wrong here, no matter what your preference may be. From lagers to stouts to IPAs to sours, every beer we had was unique (in a good way) and delicious. Definitely make Naked Brewing a stop on your beer trail list!“

“Free Will Brewing Taproom at Peddlers Village. A great place to grab a draft beer and pull up a chair and people watch or just chat with your family and friends. It is always a favorite of our family to visit when we are at Pedslers Village. You can enjoy your beverage on the deck outside or at a table inside. You can also order food delivered to enjoy with your brew. We enjoyed the following draft beers and would highly recommend them. 1) Beadhead, a dark Czech Lager with 3.8 ABV; 2) Kragle, a west coast IPA with citrus, simcoe, Columbus and Calypso with 6.6 ABV; 3) Northern Pils, a Canadian style Pilsner with 5 ABV. Ask for a sample if you are not sure what you would like to order. The staff are always friendly and helpful. You can pick up some cans to take home with you as well as a shirt, sweatshirt or beer glass to remember your visit.“

“Great selection of beers; I had a flight of 4 (Hidden Values, Of Hops and Clouds, Public Offering, Dead Cat Bounce) and each one was delicious. The pork belly tacos ($16) only come with two tacos instead of the usual three, but don't be put off - they are actually loaded with toppings and it was definitely enough for a meal. The buffalo chicken salad ($17) similarly came with a generous portion of meat. Dog friendly outside!“

“Attended a work event that was held at this brewery and had a great time. The sole bartender (whose name I can't recall, and since I lost my receipt, I may never remember) did an awesome job taking care of the locals sitting at the bar as well as our crowd. The beer garden style pub is attached to the actual brewery and a glass wall allows viewing of tanks and workings. There are common tables and also a comfy couch area besides the bar for seating. Dog friendly with a jar of treats handy on the bar. The bartender was friendly and helpful with recommendations of brews and samples as well. She kept the cleanest, driest bar I have seems in quite a while and sent me on my way with some decals and pins to remember the visit. They have some standards, some of which are available in cans to go. Great variety of styles to suit any beer drinkers taste as well as cocktails and wine for those non-beer drinkers. I really enjoyed the Red-rye IPA called 'Jawn of the Dead". Hope to have the chance to visit again when I am in the area again.“

“Terrific crafted- beers, wonderful staff and always a great time. Thank you for supporting our recent charity event for childhood cancer research & warriors. The Team Chappy Foundation loves Aristaeus Brewing!“

“It's nice place with great beers. The Nigerian Porter was good and coming from is a real compliment since I am not big on Porters.“