I had a great time at Triumph, New Hope, and have to disagree with the previous opinions. I think the beers here are much cleaner and are more solid all around than Princeton. The IPA wasn’t hoppy enough for me, but I am admitedly a hophead. The Dunkel and German Pils were fabulous. I was also impressed with the beer and cheese pairings and the well informed staff.

Been here a few times and everytime I go back I remeber why this is a great brewpub. For it to be a great brewpub they need to have 2 things: Good high quaility beer and Great food. This place has both of them and more. The food is great from appetizers to entrees but this is a beer website so I’ll focus more on the beer. Friendly service and nice atmosphere. They do have a great sampler too: $7 for 7 five ounce beers. Can’t wait till my next trip.

Great Beer. One of the best Jersey brewers. It is worth going for a drink and a meal. The menu is quite small, though. Do not expect amazing things in that department. It’s not worth a long drive, but stop by if you’re in the New Hope area.

Nuke this rating, please.

The beer selection is limited to the 7 drafts, all of which were pretty solid, but not exceptional. I think they also offer a few large format bottles. The food, however, was excellent. They focus on local ingredients, and they have a very talented chef. Great diversity and variety on the menu, and very beer friendly food. Great, attentive service as well.

This place has a great patio where i get the pleasure of watching moms and dads loading up their kiddies on a scenic railroad built on 90 # rail. I seem to be an expert in this field and would never let my child on an archaic RR. But I digress. The patio is large, the bar in side is large. The food is good and well prepped. Beer selection is all their own. Some is good, some mediocre. Never a unpalatable beer in the mix, which is something that can not be said about all brewpubs. Service is friendly and adequate.

New Hope. Hi-tech, industrial environment with very distinct, sanitized lines. Beers are very good and so is the food. I very nice place to stop in after hanging out in Lambertville/New Hope. Check out Cross-Country Nurseries in Rosemont NJ, about 15 min away for a whole incredible selection of chiles and tomato plants. This was the annual excursion

I can’t belive I haven’t put a rating in for the New Hope location yet. Beers are always solid. A few house brews and in addition to 3 or 4 seasonals always on. Food is well done. I really enjoy the burger and they have this chocolate chip cookie dessert that is amazing. The New Hope Railroad is right across the way. So if you have kids who like trains...or if you like trains make a day of it and get tickets for a train ride.

It’s a trendy town, New Hope, and you’re likely to find this brewpub filled with trendy people dining, drinking, and working. Very good beers, although I think not up to par with the Princeton beers, with some exceptions. Food is fine but overpriced, beer is reasonable and they have happy hour. They seem to be less reliant on the ’regular’ beer lineup aside from the honey wheat and they rotate through other styles more frequently. Today’s trip I found Impy Stout, Gothic Ale (like a gruit) on cask, Saison, Bengal IPA, Vienna Lager. Good stuff. I even overheard the bartender explaining the Gothic Ale to a customer, and she was right on the money! I’d visit more regularly if it wasn’t a 1 1/2 hour ride for me.

Not as nice as the Princeton location but I’m probably a little partial to that one, very similar decor to the original, fast, friendly & attentive service, beers were about the same quality you would find in Princeton, although I have to say that the Bengal Gold IPA wasn’t as good as I have had before in Princeton, all others were pretty much the same as the other location, food was just as good, excellent pizza, right in the middle of all the shopping in the New Hope, great location, easy to find