Iron Hill Media

Decent atmosphere. Very crowded. Kind of loud. Nice menu. Food was solid. Reasonable prices. Decent service. Pleasant experience.

This is the third Iron Hill location that I have visited. It is clearly up to corporate standards. It is swanky and modern, and there is a nice bar in the front. The Happy Hour runs from 4- 6 pm, but you get $2 off your drinks only if you order them from the bar.The food is good, I had the "Wednesday’s Meatloaf", and the vegetables that came with it were fresh. They did not bring bread with my entree. The beers hear were excellent. I had two, then sampled two others. They certainly understand brewing- and they are creative. Kate was our server and she was good

Large, woody facility with brewing operations visible behind glass. Adequate TV’s for sports viewing but unobtrusive if unwanted. 9 seasonal taps + 7 house beers + a RIS available in cans. 4 beer flights [4 oz] available at $6.

Great restaurant and brewpub. Beer is average to above average with a few high quality standouts. They experiment a bit which is nice. Food is also quite good. Worth a visit.

Larger than most Iron Hill locations, beer is tastier as well, I think, with what seems like a greater variety. Worth a stop.

Only complaint on the ambiance is the noise...somewhat busy night for the dark humor rising release though. Excellent service, damn good food, and very tasty specialty beers...house beers are boring just like the WC location. Prices are slightly high. I like how the bar is more separated here than in WC.

Definitely the weakest of the three I’ve been to. Selection considerably weaker and the service substantially more curt, the atmosphere lifeless, the orange and dark wood just feeling weird as a miss on both restaurant and dim beer bar.

This location fits in with the format of the Iron Hill in terms of the look, food, and the beers available. They had the typical 6-8 beers that you usually find at an Iron Hill plus 4-6 that were specific to the particular location. This one is my least favorite so far. I wasn’t feeling any of their specific beers, the tripel was especially tragic, the service was not particularly good, the ambience was off, and $5-6 for a pint seems a bit much for the Philly suburbs. It’s not hard to believe the place used to be a grocery store. There’s parking available in the back and on the street. I might go back if I’m in the area to visit the other good beer bars.

Quality brew pub in suburban Philly. The food is varied, and of high quality. Their house beers are good sessionable choices, but their rotating beers take it to another level. They have a great rotation of German style (the Altbier was awesome), Belgian, and IPAs that are all worth a try. A winter visit is a must if the Bourban Porter is on tap! Great proximity to another great beer bar (Quotations) and bottle shop (Pinnochio’s) make this a part of a fun night for a beer geek.

Have been here several times .... Great menu lots of choices and its all good food ... a decent sized place lots of choices for seating booths, tables or at the bar. High ceilings and can get loud when its crowded ... the beer is always good here and if your at the bar you can see the brewing equipment .... always a good time