Good food, great service. Depending upon when you arrive, they have a decent selection of brews.

One of my favorite things in life is sitting at Porters Pub on a Saturday afternoon with some friends and playing dice. The place isn’t huge, so make reservations if you’re going for dinner during prime time. They’ve started carrying more bombers and cork & cage bottles, so you have more bottle options than the 60 beers listed on their Mug Club sheets. Definitely worth a stop for a brew and a bite to eat if you’re passing through the Easton area.

Nice little pub located a historic building. Small but a quaint place to get away and have a drink. selection is limited but they usually have a Wyerbacher or other local seasonal on tap.

Very nice place. Not to far from most NEPA population centers. It’s in a bit of a rough looking neighborhood, but so are most bars in Philly. It’s ambiance is quaint, with a very rustic looking pub feel. It’s service is very knowledgable and kind. It’s selection is nice about 70+ bottles, and many taps. I had Mackesons XXX, Ayinger Celebrator, and Sinebrychoff Porter. The food is very good. Everything from Jambalaya to Pizza. It’s claim to fame is it’s Pewter mugs. If you finish their 60 list you get a custom pewter mug. That’s not necessary, but it gives me even more reason to come back.

Parking here sucks. But what do you wand for a hillside in Easton. It’s halfway nice in summer with a patio table on the sidewalk. Food is above average but so are the prices. Taps rotate with some frequency.

A great little Irish Pub in easton. About 10 taps, some macro with some micro and belgians on tap. I had the Corsendonk x-mas on tap. Around 60 beers in bottle with a decent selection of Bells and others locals in bottles. Food was good.