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Beer Available At Hawthornes Cafe (arranged by most recent)
Bells Porter 97, Schneider Aventinus Weizen-Eisbock 99, Arcadia Cocoa Loco Triple Chocolate Stout 84, The Duck-Rabbit Baltic Porter 100, The Duck-Rabbit Milk Stout 94, The Duck-Rabbit Porter 95, 21st Amendment Monks Blood 96, Green Flash Summer Saison 90, Dark Horse Plead the 5th Imperial Stout 100, Green Flash Palate Wrecker 99, Uinta Hop Notch IPA 96, Otter Creek Black Diamond 84, Half Acre Daisy Cutter 99, Manayunk Black Eye P. A. 75, Bink Bloesem 81, Lagunitas Imperial Red 98, Sarasola Sidra Natural 83, Oude Gueuze Tilquin à l’Ancienne 99, Voodoo Big Black Voodoo Daddy 99, Arcadia Hop Rocket 11th Anniversary Ale 97
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| chrispratt (14), , | | March 3, 2012 Good for brunch, and grabbing a couple bottles for take out. | | jredmond (111), Manhattan, New York | | January 22, 2012 a great place to stop by for a good meal or just beer to go. Nice country summer feel to the place equipped with a wall of beer refrigerators in the back corner. Great draft selection as well. Friendly staff. | | Travlr (637), Washington, Washington DC | | December 6, 2011 This place has more of a deli feel to it, with very tasty and creative sandwiches, a solid tap list - including two Cigar City drafts - and a very impressive bottle selection that you can drink on site or take away - for a discount. Prices are a bit higher than elsewhere for some things, but not everything. Service is absolutely stellar, I couldn’t ask for anything more. A must-try in Philly. | | orangesol (28), Pennsylvania | | December 4, 2011 I stopped in here after I went to Bella Vista. This was my first trip here.
Upon entering it appears to be a nice mix of bottle shop and small cafe. I went straight to the bottle shop area and, while it wasn’t amazing, I was pleased with what I saw. They had signs above each door of the cooler telling you where the beers inside where from. From what I could tell most of the beers were fresh. Plenty of classic staples with a few "rarities" thrown in. I noticed they had a few bottles of Marrón Acidifié and I was wondering how they had lasted that long until I saw the $30+ price tag. No chance I would pay that much for that one. Most of the other bottles seemed to be priced right around where they should be. I picked up a few bottles for the cellar and it only set me back around $20.
Service was good. I was asked if I needed help by three different people. The guy I talked to knew a good bit about most of the beers I asked about. I didn’t have time to eat but the menu looked pretty good. I will have to return in the future and try the food. | | chronictonic (40), Oreland, Pennsylvania | | September 22, 2011 A very nice cafe type restaurant in south Philly. IMHO, the only thing missing ambiance wise is a bar - it’s all table seating. From what we read prior to going, service could be hit or miss - ours was very miss. The food was good but not spectacular (which is disappointing after seeing all their pics on Facebook). The burger was overcooked, and my dessert (bread pudding) was thoroughly meh. The tap selection is small, but did have some gems I’ve never seen before. The bottle selection was very good - almost up there with Capones. Pricing on the bottles was ok - 15% off if you got 8 (or something like that). I’d probably go again for bottles and beer, but would only eat if hungry and didn’t feel like going someplace else. | | italianjohn (127), Penndel, Pennsylvania | | June 15, 2011 Right across the street from Bella Vista beer and north of Devils Den ... Nice clean bright atmosphere more like a coffee shop/deli look than a bar but was a nice change of pace .... 8 taps 12 growler fills and a organized and priced cooler in the back that had lots of west coast and an awesome door of belgians that you don’t see around often .... the food was great had the short rib tacos and my pal had the french quarter .... the staff was knowledgeable and friendly ... the prices for draft were $6-$8, entrees $13-$16 and burgers for $10 good selection of pickies as well .... all in all i’d definitely come here again | | GMCC2181 (42), Newark , Delaware | | June 5, 2011 [ Updated June 8, 2011 ] Cool place: Expensive but a good selection of west coast, euro beers that arent available every where. I went to the Hillfarm stead event during Philly beer week. Even though it was busy the staff did a good job keeping up. Food looked decent but I only had a cheese plate. Growlers to go. Inside seating, with 2 or 3 outside tables available. Nice place to go and chill to get a beer. I will be back | | jeremytoni (110), Swedesboro, New Jersey | | August 21, 2010 Great selection of bottles and a few taps, great food, and quick friendly service. | | Rastacouere (581), Montréal, Quebec | | August 6, 2010 Nice little face, close from downtown and other good beer spots. You walk in and are attracted by the coolers at the end. Yep, pick any beer and have at it or feel free to take it out as well! Not bad for a state with archaic laws. The draught selection was not particularly exciting on the day I visited, but it’s still the only place I’ve seen Sculpin at for some reason. You can find bottles from classic great American breweries, but the prices are a match for the quality. Not a priority, but a pretty good spot, basically on the way if you visit Italian Market or Cheesesteak/hoagie quarters from downtown. | | Chalsk (39), North Caldwell, New Jersey | | July 30, 2010 Love this place. Went with Leafs93 to celebrate completing the bar exam. Did not eat any food. But the magic of this place is that you can roll up, pick your bottle (great selection) and drink it out in the sidewalk cafe seating. Real relax, real chill. Just good stuff. Will definitely go back next time I am down in Philly. Only one issue. They have jars that you can drink the beer out of. While it was interesting the first time. I think it would be an improvement to have different types of beer glass to choose from. Nothing crazy, perhaps just tulips and snifters... along with the jars. |
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