10 Best Breweries in West Chester

"This brewery is that kind of place you will surely not forget too soon. Here, you will have the chance to finally honor the magical nights while enjoying a nice glass of your favorite brewery under the sky full of stars. The tasting room will offer the guests the chance to laugh, tell stories, and also enjoy the menu of this place."

"301 W Main St, Ephrata, PA |  www.blackforestbrewery.net OPEN Sundays. When a dad and his 3 sons set out on the Black Forest Trail, no one was expecting them to come back with the idea to open a brewery. Something about that trail, the fresh air, and the lack of beer, made them want to create something great."

"The Wacker Brewing Company has its location in an old tobacco warehouse, right on the way out of Lancaster. This Brewing place was opened in 2015, but the name Wacker dates from the 1950s. Wacker was the name of a historic brewery in the city, which closed."

"Then there's Wacker Brewing Co, a brewery in Chestnut Hill, which is another go-to, with four stars out of 15 Yelp reviews."

"1701 W Main St, Ephrata, PA | www.stbonifacebrewing.com CLOSED Sundays. Back in 2010, a couple of friends decided to make a craft brewery in Ephrata, PA, nothing big, just a couple batches here and then and only sell their product on Saturdays. That all changed when their first batch sold out in hours."

"Our absolute favorite local brewery is just outside of Ephrata. They serve light fare, pizza and stromboli to go with their beer. We love the Shire pizza with wild mushrooms!"

"wine, Beer, restaurantwebsite | map it | 717-290-8080. | 114 North Prince Street, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, 17603. Pour is a dining concept restaurant serving cosmopolitan cuisine and libations in the heart of Lancaster’s Gallery Row."

"284 S Reading Rd, Ephrata, PA |  www.pourmansbrewingco.com OPEN Sundays. Pour Man’s Brewing all started with 3 friends who were making beers in their home and wishing they could open a brewery. They all claimed they were too poor to start up a business and their beers weren’t exactly award-winning, so they kept up with their hobby until they entered a homebrew competition."

"4 out of 5 stars Bars Breweries Suburban Square. Inspired by brewing styles from France, Belgium and the USA, Tired Hands focuses on small-batch brews. The company embraces the concept of staying local, sourcing raw ingredients and giving back to the community."

"It isn’t necessary to leave the city limits for good beer, but in the case of this cult label, it’s mandatory. Having made an international name for itself among aficionados, there is a steady stream of pilgrims picking up growlers to take back to their beer caves."

"Bars Breweries Cedar Heights. Conshohocken Brewing Company is all about small-batch brews. Core varieties include the Type A IPA and the User Friendly blonde ale, while seasonal styles come in flavors like the Blood Money blood orange IPA and the Blueberry Berliner Weisse."

"My sister utterly adores this Chinese restaurant, so much so that she would come back home from college just to get their food because the Chinese stores at... (610) 876-1898Order online"