Broken Goblet Brewing

Solid brewery, really weird art, with «Righteous» behind the bar. Good place with a really good sour beer, which I loved.
This was our 3^rd stop if you’re following Peepaw…

Great local brewery. Friendly owners. Knowledgeable staff. Live music! Great time. Try the Bubbas Tea Bag!

Absolutely fabulous experience at Broken Goblet for my husband’s 30^th birthday! Mike was incredibly knowledgable, warm and welcoming! We LOVED loved loved EVERY beer, especially Bubba’s tea brew. Can’t wait to get back and hope others get to experience just how special this hidden gem truly is! THANK YOU MIKE and thank you #Brewtifultours!!! 5+ stars! Winner!!! HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!!

Love this place! Fantastic beers. Service from Reese is outstanding! Righteous, yes that’s his real name, experimenting with beer «cocktails «keep things interesting. The John McClane had become my new favorite bar food. Give this place a try; you won’t be sorry.

I really wanted to like this place — and I do — but I just don’t love it. I’ve tried enough of their beers now to realize they just aren’t my thing.
Their tasting room is comfy and sports some couches to lounge on, as well as a stage for potential performances. It is nice to kick back with a beer and relax, and bask in the jewel tone colors of this place. Perhaps the purples and reds that adorn the walls would be too much for other places, but I think it suits them.
Their stand out beer is their saison. It’s crisp but also spicy, and while it has a heavy mouth feel it goes down smooth. Another honorable mention is their cream ale, called Buried Treasure, which is highly drinkable. It’s not an amazing beer, but it’s a good ‘hanging out’ beer, that I can see drinking a few pints of while munching on pizza and watching cartoons.
However, I have to say I was disappointed with Bubba’s Tea Bag, their brew infused with tea. I know it’s supposed to be their stand out beer but to me it was just forgettable, just a somewhat bitter pale ale offering to my palate. My worst beer experience here was when I got Old Toby, a Belgian ale infused with basil. Oh my, that was a terrible beer, just terrible. I’m sure my own personal tastes affect my ability to enjoy this beer, but I have to say I think adding basil was probably not the best idea. The smell alone made me want to gag.
Will I be back? Of course — they have some alright offerings here. It’s just that with all the competition in the Philly and South Jersey areas, Broken Goblet kind of just fades into the background noise when compared to some other breweries.

This is the first brewery I’ve been to where I really liked every beer in the flight. The bartenders are very friendly, the atmosphere is nice, I’ll be going back. I didn’t try any of the food, but the selection didn’t look all that great.

Really awesome interior, inviting and relaxing. This is a small place, but both times I’ve been here (a Friday night and a Saturday afternoon), it has been really cozy. They offer a limited food menu that I can’t comment on since I’ve never had anything off of it.
The beer — both times I visited, I’ve ordered a flight and the beers ranged from just ok, to pretty solid takes on the style. The strawberry tea pale ale was a step above the others, and I dug the pineapple wheat. Both the IPA and the double IPA were on the maltier side, which really isn’t my thing, but they were by no means bad.
There’s a cool vibe here, and my fingers are crossed that the beers they come out with keep getting better and better, as this could be a great hidden gem kind of place in the area.

Okay so this a brewery (one of three in the general area) for me, it ranks second. The beer is really good and when not busy the staff is pretty friendly. Let’s get in and explore.
Atmosphere– very cool. They have lots of cool artwork. And if I am Not mistaken, I believe the art is by cool local artists and much of it is for sale. Different seating choices: sit at the bar, on couches, on high top tables. Something to please everyone. It has a very «inside» look. It’s not as industrial as a lot of breweries. (which is fine.)
Cost: Prices are fair and I really recommend getting the the flight. It’s worth it!
Staff– friendly and knowledgable. They are all into movies and comics. They will talk with you about any of that stuff. However, a lot of times employees have their friends there. (or someone they have gotten to know well) So if they are talking to their friends, your service is slower.
Beer– delicious, refreshing beer! My only gripe is they don’t have a lot of new beers. Most of the time when I go in there, it’s all the same beer as it was the last time I went in. I, personally, am a variety person.
All in all, I am a repeat customer and they are worth checking out!

My wife and I visited for the first time and had a great experience. Reese was very welcoming and he told me about each of the beers that I ordered in my sampler. One of the owners, Mike, came out and talked to us. My favorites were the Hefener (hefeweizen), the Pineapple S’Wheat ‘Stache, and the Bubba’s Tea Bag. The Angry Troll Amber was decent, but a little malty for me. I was not a fan of the Impact! IPA.
I’m looking forward to coming back and trying some of their other beers, namely Buried Treasure, the Fall of Rysengard, and Under her Spell.

My brown boyfriend and I decided to visit this brewery, and were immediately greeted with racist remarks and dirty looks before we were asked to move to a table from the bar for no apparent reason. Besides the fact that this place might as well be a showroom for a cabinet company, their brews leave so much else to be desired. Skip this place, you will be happy you did.

This is a great new brewery in the Keystone Park industrial park right by the Bristol I 95 exit. We drank good beer, and had a nice conversation with the really cool people who work here. The names of the beers contained lots of jokes about Lord Of The Rings, which really appealed to the nerd of our group (me).
There are some modest food options, but come here for the beer.

If you are an experienced craft beer drinker, this isn’t the place for you.
The scene here is cool. They have a projection TV on the wall, and space for live music. Being from NJ, where tasting rooms are generally lifeless, this was a welcome change. The staff couldn’t have been nicer and the food was high level for bar fare.
I ordered a five beer sampler; I left four floaters, which are three more than in my collective experience visiting somewhere in the low double digits of breweries. Every beer was an attempt to be too cute, their was a chi tea ipa, a blah blah pale ale, you get the message. Nothing I had was a straight up attempt at a style and the combinations just didn’t work for me.

Great Time ! Great Beers ! Walked in and ordered a Flight of beers, told the girl behind the bar this was our first time here and to give us her favorite. Always good to see if the person there knows what’s going on. Not only did she know what’s going on she gave us a little detail on every beer and how they came up with it. Amazing ! Nice atmosphere and plenty of space to kick back and watch a movie on their projection screen, even better that Star Wars was on. Took home some growlers and was very impressed with the beer. Can’t wait to go back !

This place is definitely up and coming. Bar is really chill. they have comedians, quizzo, and movie nights on a projector screen. Bartenders are super knowledgeable. If you decide to stop in you HAVE to try the pineapple s’wheat stache and bubbas tea bag… two great summer beers.

Loved this place! The beers were fantastic, the place itself was cool & the people were really nice. They had a food truck outside with amazing pork sandwiches, everything was great. I can’t wait to go back.

This an up and coming amazing brewery. They haven’t even been open for a year and are about to put grow their location, THATS how awesome they are!
their fantastic beers will leaving you wanting to come back over and over again!
Ok enough with the cheesey talk. These 4 guys are awesome. Come hang out in this awesome atmosphere. They always have something unique going on, including shooting them with paint ball guns, no lie, or south park night, or live music or trivia!

Excellent beer and great, friendly staff. I’m not a real beer guy but I really enjoyed the unique beers here. I loved the Bubba’s Tea Bag and the basil beer. The Double Impact IPA was outstanding. The Broken Goblet had a great atmosphere. Every night there is something cool going on besides the beer. Tonight was South Park night and they played some classic episodes with some fun trivia between episodes. I mentioned to my wife that my phone was about to die and one of the staff offered to charge my phone. I will definitely be back!

Very cool spot. The beers were all unique and very good. Highlights were the Bubba’s Tea and the Belgian with basil. A flight of 5 was well priced at $ 6. The food truck on site was very good as well. Will definitely be checking this place out again.

Stop number 2 of a Saturday brewery crawl, we weren’t even aware of this place until stop #1 mentioned it. Small brewery, nice selection of beers, hot dogs with pb&j and fluff on it, need I say anything more??? Nice people working there, clients were friendly, look like they have live entertainment quite often. Beers were good, my ipa was maltier than I would have expected, but pretty tasty.

Fantastic new brewery in Bristol, PA! Brews are vegan and oh so tastey. This group is one of the front liners in brewing with tea, and I love having them basically in my back yard. Just one week since the official opening and I’ve been twice with a decent crowd each time. Definitely get out and go here.