Stopped by on the look out for obscure Countries and States and was not disappointed - although the chaotic arrangement made it hard to find anything. The range seemed to be extensive, although I didn’t see anything obscure in the Belgian and British sections.

Pretty sick beer store in downtown Philly. Pretty small area but they pack a lot of big names like BFM, Lost Abbey, Alesmith, Cantillon, 3 Fonteinen, etc. Even found some 50/50 Eclipse there. Anyhow, the prices were high, but lower than I expected in a lot of cases. Some of the beers they get you wonder how they could ever be distributed. The guys were helpful, it was a nice shopping experience.

Very good selection, with rarities. they sel mixed six-packs. the problems are that the preces are really high, and to know the price of a bottle you need to look at a single catalogue in a table.

Stopped in to browse and wound up spending nearly $100 on six bottles...they do a 10% discount on a mixed sixer. Cramped little store so browsing is tight. Nice selection of pretty standard crafts but theres a handful of hidden gems as well. The staff seems pretty knowledgeable...prices are fair to high. Lots of snacks available here including a full lineup of ritter sports! Didnt endulge in any of the real food though.

Its not an attractive place, but they pack in quite a few good beers into it! Prices are a bit high, but consistent to Philly.

A slightly smaller version of the other Foodery (which I was more familiar with when I lived in Philly), but the selection doesnt disappoint. A strongly recommended stop, if you are in the area and need to pick up some sick brews.

I went here on the recommendation of a place close to the train station and decided to check. Inside is nothing special, you wouldn’t know beer was sold there unless you were told. It’s also very small in here, so don’t come with a crowd of people. The beer is scatted around the back edges where they fill almost the whole cold section, approximately 8 windows. There’s a decent selection here, being from New Jersey there’s things here that we don’t get so it looks like a lot, though for Philly locals it may be considered small. Either way, for NJ people there’s a lot of stuff to spend your money on here. Unfortunately there’s no prices, but the staff I dealt with had no problems. Prices were a tad on the high side, then again I’ve heard most places in Philly are high so take that with a grain of salt. I think the Bells Two Hearted I bought was $3, and the Speedway Stout I bought was $18. They do offer 10% discounts on every 6 bottles you buy, 12 ounce up to 750ml. It’s definitely worth visiting if you’re taking a train over from New Jersey to get new beer, there’s a lot of stuff we can’t get there.

Small store in downtown near the historic district, Foodery is a very cramped convenience store that happens to be stocked with 90% beer and maybe 10% food, soda, and custom sandwiches. Everything essentially is for sale as a single and there are no price tags, which can get quite annoying. But, you do get what you pay for and that is quite an outstanding selection ranging from Hair of the Dog to FiftyFifty Eclipse to Cigar City to Lost Abbey to odd Belgian stuff. I usually stop in here each trip to Philly and spend around $40-$50 on weird stuff I can’t find anywhere else. Most recent haul was 50/50 Eclipse Grand Cru for $29 each. You can go up to the counter and ask for a price check on anything you want, though that can be a little annoying. Don’t come in here with a large group because only 4-5 people can fit in this place before it gets too cramped. There isn’t someone on staff to answer beer questions, just ask the cashier essentially for anything. I usually get a nice response. Also, they have quite a bit of glassware for sale. Sandwiches in the back are apparently yummy, but I’ve never gotten one.

A little pricey, but nice if you know what you want.

The place is a mini mart with coolers of single bottles. Nice items, but high prices in general. No price tags also and really disorganized. The location in the city center make this place a woth stop for a tourist.