Yards Brewing Company

Amazing brewery! I came here with my wife on her birthday on a Monday afternoon and she loved it. It was not too busy so we got to know our bartender a bit who discussed cheesesteaks a bit and warned us the next stop Jim's on South Street may be busy due to the recent reopening from a fire. We tried a couple different flights and a beer not on flight. The outside tanks and inside brewery are massive as well as the taproom. Totally recommend to other beer connoisseurs visiting Philly as it is by far the largest brewery there and one of the largest on the East Coast. It is in the Northern Liberties neighborhood just north of Center City Philly so it is extremely cheap and easy to get there by Uber or Lyft from hotels, transit, museums, and restaurants.

We finally made it into this big, beautiful brewery we drive by often! The space is very large and spacious, with plenty of room for different size groups. With just the two of us, we were able to pop in on a Sunday afternoon and have lunch easily. The food options have a lot to choose from, even if I only do seafood and no dairy. My kiddo enjoyed her choice of grilled cheese and french fries, with plenty of refreshment options by our friendly server who checked in on us often and helped me to have all of the condiments and sides that she needed. We will definitely be back!

Great local brewery with good rotating beer and nice, above-average pub grub.Came here with a bunch of friends for dinner on a Friday night. The place was pretty chill when we got there about 6p, but filled up while we were there. The beer selection was good (almost all brewed in-house), if not stunning. I really liked the mango-habanero New England IPA. They were missing sours, but I guess that's up to the brewery what their styles are.I got a burger, which was good, but didn't blow me away. The mostly pub grub had a few more different things including pork belly bao buns, cheesesteak egg rolls, and tacos.

Great spot to enjoy a few beers while watching sports. They have a good number of TVs throughout the space, including some on all sides of the bar. I tried the shandy beer which was great, and I sampled another beer that I enjoyed. I think my husband and I will be back in the coming months for football.

Inviting brewery/tap room"The Standard". When in Philadelphia, you must stop for a beer at Yards. There are great choices for all beer connoisseurs. Both the Philadephia Pale Ale and Brawler are the standards. 4.6 and 4.2 ABV respectively. But if you want something more intense, there are many options. Covered sidewalk tables are great for enjoying the good weather and people watching while enjoying a fine ale. We had only an appetizer; the artichoke spinach dip served with corn chips which was delicious and a generous portion.

The tour was interesting, informative, and fun - not to mention I got free beer!After the tour, I stayed for a pretzel and another beer. Both were delicious.

Of all things, this brewery is a favorite *brunch* spot on Saturdays and Sundays. It's roomy, has an almost unlimited capacity for large groups of friends to meet up and the breakfast selections are standard-done-well.

So good yet again. Had to update with some pics since I forgot last time. I haven't had a bad thing on their menu, and I love their beers. Kids were loving watching the bottling/canning process this time since we sat inside. The long biergarten tables are cool and there are plenty of TVs to catch a game or whatever. Waitress was great again, staff is super friendly and helpful. Check them out if you haven't.

We started with the Yards IPA Pretzel. I ordered the Classic Flight and the Philly Standard Burger on the IPA pretzel bun. The pretzel and flight were great! I liked the pretzel bun and fries. My only complaint is that the burger patty didn't have a lot of flavor. Overall, the atmosphere is great, and we'd come back!

Very interesting tour about the process of brewing. Michael Hans, the tour manager is a great guy, we were lucky to have him lead the tour!