Triple Bottom Brewing

I've driven by Triple Bottom a ton of times and always think it looks cute and I should go there to sit outside sometime. Last night I was searching for something to do and found some last min tix to a comedy show at the triple bottom brewing. The price was right so we headed there right away. Triple Bottom is very cute inside and out. And the bar staff were super nice. They had a room in the back where they hosted an event (not the comedy show - a diff event). The comedy show was back in the actual brewery part of the brewery which was a super cool venue. The comedians were great. And the beer was great too. I'm a beer drinker who likes beers that don't taste like beer haha like fruity stuff. And the nice staff let me try a couple and I found one that was great for me. Wish I remember what it was called. It ended in "bot" haha. it was berry flav and delish. My boyfriend had the crunch which he enjoyed.

Friendly bartendersGood bar space with comfy chairsGames available to playBig wide open space with outdoor seating available tooTraining montage beer- strong but some fruit notes. Pretty hoppy a bit bitter end. Good attitude beer- very light and fruity. Juicy ipa

When it comes to breweries in the EraserhoodTriple Bottom has been my least traveled option, But its one of those places where each visit has given me a newfound reason to celebrate it to a point that deserves mention in a review.The first thing that I appreciate is Triple Bottom's lease on being a fair chance business that gives anyone from a wide variety of experiences a chance to learn the beer brewing trade should they seek it. The next thing that I enjoy is Triple Bottom allowing aspiring and developing chefs to share their recipes with the community through achefs residency program that adds up to a good rotating menu.The main selling point to Triple Bottom is its brews, and since its a brewery that originated from three friends who found each other through their brewing, they know how to do it well. In my visits I've enjoyed many an IPA, stout, sour, lager, and then some!Toss in events like Taproom Yoga and you have plentiful reasons to attend!

This place has a great indoor space that can be used for events.I was there attending an event and it was nice space with high ceilings and bright interior so you didn't feel cramped. My friend and I stayed after the event and had a drink at the bar and all the staff were super nice and attentive. I am not a beer drinker but the dry cider they had on tap was really great. Definitely would go back here.

Good beers, great mission, tasty food. I love the look of the place. It's spacious and open, bright with high ceilings.I've enjoyed the beers I've had here. I prefer dark beers, so I stick to that when I'm here. The cheese plate is good, as are the sandwiches. I like the outdoor seating on a nice day.I'd go here based on their mission alone, but luckily the beers and the food are just as great as their operation.

They have an outdoor deck to enjoy the drinks in a beautiful day.Service was great, our server was friendly and attentive. They serve Stargazy pie.

Triple Bottom Brewing surpassed my expectations for beer! They make your standard beers, but better quality and flavor. I ordered the Huzzah! (Gose). I'm not into sour beers, but theirs weren't overly sour. It was more tart and smooth the drink! I'll definitely be back to try more from their menu

I needed to kill a little time before seeing a show at Union Transfer right across the road. Boy am I glad I stopped here. Although there isn't a huge beer selection, they have enough of a variety and the Pilsner I had was delicious. At $7 for a half liter... you can't beat that. The inside is bright and welcoming with modern decor and chill music. They have a nice deck to enjoy your drink outside when weather permits. You can't go wrong with the white bean dip. Warm pita and a nice flavorful dip with some quality extra virgin olive oil and seasonings on top. Beautiful.

I finally wandered into triple bottom one day after living in the neighborhood for a few months and thinking how cute it was every time I passed. I had looked at their website and am a big fan of their mission, as well as great beer, so I was looking forward to giving them a try. When I came in the staff was friendly, the interior was bright and welcoming, and the tunes were ON POINT. Bee Gees remixes? Yes please. I sat at the bar, was warmly welcomed by the server, and ordered a beer which was quite good.I was the only customer in the brewery for most of my visit in the middle of the afternoon. Unfortunately as my time there went on the service was very spotty and the server rarely checked in on me. They were chatting with other staff members near the end of the bar, and I had to interrupt multiple times to get what I needed which felt awkward. Maybe it was a function of me being the only customer at an odd hour, but it definitely wasn't ideal. I ordered a bowl of butternut chili modified to be vegan, as it was the only vegan option. The chili was tasty, but way too salty and I was shocked at how small the portion was considering the price. I think it should have been half the price it was, or twice the portion. I came back again about a month later with a friend, and we sat outside. Again the service was pretty poor and we weren't even clear on who our server was. I felt like we were forgotten about multiple times. All in all, I think this is a good place to grab a drink with friends, but wouldn't go back for food. And I really hope they level up their service.

I have been waiting a few months to come down into the city to check out Triple Bottom and my experience did not disappoint. I love the idea of this brewery and the social mission they stand behind, and they have the beer to back it up.The patio is great, its a spot where I felt I may not have been cool enough to hang out at but everyone was super friendly and having a good time. We walked right up to the outdoor bar where they were serving canned beer, wine and cocktails. I love craft beer and drinking beer where it's made, but it is nice to see small craft breweries offer a few different beverages as well.The host and folks behind the bar were friendly and offered information behind the artwork around the brewery, on the cans, and what the fan favorite beers are that day.I choose the blossom and will be back to have this brew again, a little sweet, with a good malt backbone made it a great beer for 70F weather.Come check this place out and read about all the good these guys and gals are doing for Philadelphia.