King's Road Brewing Company, Haddonfield

Really nice craft brewery in a great location in Haddonfield. Service is super nice and knowledgeable. They have a nice selection of their own craft beers which were really good. There are a few nice food places around that you can order from and bring into the bar. I visited when it was cold out, but I heard they have good outdoor seating when the weather is nice. Definitely looking forward to coming back!

Great service. Cool little spot. Beers are true to style and tasty. Got all 8 drafts in two flights. Recommend you do the same!

Really friendly guys that are running this place. Beers and seating was great. Plenty of food spots nearby to grab and go to bring to the brewery. Large seating area inside with a "beer garden" seating area in the back of the building.

Our go to spot for a pint… or several! Outstanding friendly and welcoming service, great atmosphere and one of the best brews in the area. Fervent mug club members here :) love their classic King’s Gold, but they also have a great rotating selection of seasonal beers as well. Plus you can get food from Pizza Crime, or the British Chip Shop (or elsewhere) to enjoy with your pint! On a sunny afternoon, it’s delightful sitting out in the beer garden- one of the positives that came from Covid!

Great spot to come grab a beer! The space was large and inviting with outdoor seating in the front and back. Beers on tap were a healthy variety and overall very tasty. Service was also quick and very nice the whole time. Would recommend a visit.

I haven’t been a beer drinker in years. Kings Road Brewing Company changed that after my first visit. The brews made on site are delicious. The master brewer is taking risks yet almost always delivers lose to best in class brews every time. Great atmosphere, friendly staff. I own Foley Prep tutoring down the street, and my team and I go for after work happy hour at least once a week. Thanks for being a great addition to the community!

Good beer variety, tasty seasonal items are always available. Good family friendly atmosphere. Patrons can bring their food or and enjoy on site. Staff is friendly.

Nice brewery, with an old style ale house feel to it, with good beer and pleasant staff to boot. Located right in the heart of Haddonfield, I can't imagine it ever being uncrowded, but the folks in there aren't rowdy and getting served is a piece of cake.

Stopped in for a drink to cool us down during the festival and it had a pub vibe to it. Inside has tables & a bar that can sit around 10 people. Long list of beer selection to choose from as well as seltzers. No food sadly. Everyone there was nice & helpful

Wonderful spot right in Haddonfield. Very English feel, dark woods, nice bar, friendly service! To your left is a hallway to the back patio, great place for kids/dogs. The Kings Gold is a great representation of a classic, full bodied lager, and the Full Expression IPA is awesome!!! GREAT west coast ipa.

I don't know how a dry town in NJ pulled off getting a brewery but I'll take it! In addition to being a brewery, the spot itself has a nice pub feel. I think they are going for an England feel but it's just a nice spot. They are byof (bring your own food) friendly and there are so many restaurants nearby to pick from. In each of my visits, they've had a type of beer or two for every taste. I prefer IPAs and they usually have several tasty ones. I'm so happy they are here and wish King's Road a long legacy in Haddonfield.

Really nice craft brewery in a great location in Haddonfield. Service is super nice and knowledgeable. They have a nice selection of their own craft beers which were really good. There are a few nice food places around that you can order from and bring into the bar. I visited when it was cold out, but I heard they have good outdoor seating when the weather is nice. Definitely looking forward to coming back!

This was the fourth stop for my son and me on our quest to try five breweries in one Saturday afternoon. It was the most expensive for four 5 oz pours. Seats were at a premium. We each ordered different flights and shared. The "black musket " was a standout. The other beer and stout pours were okay...just okay. Our flight attendant was patient and helpful in helping with our choices, making sure we did not duplicate. It was extremely crowed and noisy. We soon left. Parking was a hassle.

Oh this place is in an awesome spot, I like the ambience a lot being in a little town like this. Very clean and seeing them clean nooks and crannies was a plus. Now the beer, I had a flight and the black musket was my favorite. I even grabbed some beer soap to go which has been used daily. Other Merch there is awesome. The brewery also has tons of seating starting from the street all the way back into the side alley. And, clean is key here.

King's Road has become our go to hang out spot when we have a little time to ourselves. The beers are solid, there's always a good variety (i.e. not all IPA's), and the service is always excellent. The courtyard out back is awesome when the weather is nice.

As an update to my previous review from October 2022, King's Road has now reached out directly to apologize and address the issue of the step where I broke my ankle. They will be painting the step and installing larger signage as a notice of the drop, both of which are great to hear. I'm moving their rating back to my original 4, based on this productive correspondence.

This is a such a good brewery with a very cool location. Great beer, perfect spot to hang out at on a weekend afternoon to do some day drinking. The tap room is an excellent place to sit inside, and the patio outside is great for enjoying some beer and people watching. I've been impressed with their selection of beer styles both times I've been there, as it's more than your usual lineup of IPAs with a stout or sour thrown in for good measure. Nope, there's something for everyone here, and I especially enjoyed the Czech Dark Lager on my last trip. Looking forward to my next foray into Haddonfield, this will be a must-stop.

Stopped in on a beautiful Sunday afternoon for a beer. I had never been here before and I work five minutes away! What's really nice is they have outdoor seating out back. We sat out there after ordering our drinks inside since it was so nice out! There were lots of families outside with babies and kids. We were able to find a table and enjoy a few beers under the tent part of the outdoor area. My stout was good! I'd like to go back and try some other beers.

I don't even like beer but every tuesday night, hand me a limelight beer and a pencil because it's TRIVIA NIGHTTTTT. These beers are pretty strong (for a beer) so you have a nice time for a good price. It's BYOF, I've gone across the street for some fries to share w friends to load up for those trivia questions. Good place to hangout or a good start to a fun night out.

This review is for the Haddonfield location as I have yet to visit the Medford location. Full disclosure: I live less than a mile away and I'm a huge beer nerd so I'm here all the time and might be a little biased. I was one of the first customers at the bar the night they opened the original location in 2017, and I've been coming back regularly ever since. I absolutely love this place. Pros: Great location. Right in downtown Haddonfield. Take a break from walking the streets and windowshopping and pop in for a pint. Great tasting room. Lots of seats. Great ambiance. Immaculate bathrooms. A few TV's where they occasionally show live sports. Bonus for history nerds: there is a table made out of an old tree from the revolutionary era here. Nice cozy little beer garden out back, with lots of additional seating at picnic tables. Part of this area is under a large tent in the event of rain. The beer is excellent. So much variety on tap, and they seem to release something new almost every week or two. They are constantly pushing themselves to experiment with different styles. Not all of it is perfect, but there is almost never a beer I have outright disliked, with some real standouts that I have never had elsewhere (the Gordian Knot comes to mind, an ancient ale brewed with "beer archaeologist" Dr. Patrick McGovern). Incredible staff. Super friendly and knowledgeable. They do an incredible job of connecting with the community, whether giving shoutouts to neighboring businesses, creating cross promotional deals, using local history to name beers, or using local ingredients in their beers. They lift up everyone around them and help make Haddonfield a better place. Like most breweries, they do a lot of fun events like live music, trivia, and a stein holding competition for Oktoberfest. Cons: It can get super crowded on weekends and even some weeknights. Almost impossible to get a seat sometimes. Don't know if it's a state rule for breweries or something but they only serve plastic cups in the beer garden out back. I hate drinking beer out of plastic cups like I'm at a frat party. So, overall a solid brewery that you should definitely check out sometime.

A really nice selection of various beers and the staff was very kind! I wish they had food, but I understand that they aren't able to serve their own due to NJ brewery laws. They are happy to recommend local businesses to order from, though, so you can get food delivered to eat there. They also had a really good amount of take away beer and T-shirts/merchandise for purchase. I'd be happy to come back here!

We only had one each. We were there for the craft festival. I had the Kings Gold Lager and my son had the Cooper Trail and both were excellent. The establishment itself is right on Kings Highway E in the beautiful downtown of Haddonfield. It's big enough and they have a nice outdoor area. It's definitely more like a bar compared to most breweries we've been to. But I welcomed that. Definitely stop in for a beer if you're in the area.

If you want to go out and relax after a long day or long stressful week--forget it! The places turned into Chuck e Cheese meets brewery or Brewery Romper Room. Went there Friday night at 5:30. Could not get a table. There were more strollers and people with babies and toddlers. My friend wanted to leave immediately was disgusted with the number of kids. I forced her to sit at a table of 10 with 2 families at it, the kids were coloring but started fighting and running around and parents yelling. We chugged our beers and left. There were 14 small children/toddlers taking up seats when we left never mind navigating the strollers. Please, please, please have someone open up a brewery tasting room for 21years old and above. I guarantee you will be packed. In the meantime we're looking for another hangout where we can just chill without small childrenx

Wonderful local brewery in Haddonfield. We were on a random daytrip to see the town, which is steeped in history, and decided to make the brewery one of our first stops. There are a couple of high top tables (or barrels?) out front, a beautiful tap room inside (where revolutionary war reenactors sat sipping their pints on the 4th of July), and a pretty relaxed little beer garden out back. We have a couple of IPAs--Straight Fire (West Coast) and Ample Vengeance (NEIPA)--both competently done. I was slightly disappointed that they didn't have food, but stepping outside to the nearby pizzeria was easy enough. Staff was pretty attentive.

A decent little brewery located in downtown Haddonfield, right off of Kings Highway. There is parking right next to the brewery, this is free on week nights and weekends. We sat out back at the picnic tables. A few fans would have been nice, it was a bit warm, but tolerable. However, we could've went inside and sat in the air-conditioning. No one was sitting inside. They also have seating in the front if you want a Kings Highway view. They serve cold beer which is very good. But I had to drink all my beer is in plastic cups. I think they should be using regular glasses like they do in Germany!! Seemed family oriented as I saw folks eating pizza and having a good time.

Great ambience, amazing, people, fun bar!! Beer cold, good vibes, loud music, outdoor seating for people watching, and tons of food options. Need I say more? The place is my new summertime hangout!

Great beer, great location. 3rd time in and no strikes! place was packed but we got to a seat at the bar. fast friendly service, no hassle pay. Go try the porter.

King's Gold - one of the lighter ones but I always enjoy Helles, and has a good flavor Fall of Phaethon - similar to Helles, I enjoy Amber Ales. You do get the hint of chocolate but has strong malty tones Almost Normal - Even witb it 20 IBUs, this was still a little bitter and hoppy for me since IPAs are not normally my cup of tea. However, if you do normally enjoy enjoy IPA, you might enjoy this Black Musket - Although only 6.2%, it wasn't heavy per se but it was very bitter. I usually enjoy stouts but way too bitter for my tasting. Cute set up though, and enjoyed the ambiance.

Great beer, great atmosphere, and just overall great vibes!! Haddonfield is just a great town to check out in general and this location is right in the middle of the downtown area surrounded by shops and food! COVID times... of course with limited indoor seating, can take a while to grab a spot. We were there when the weather was still nice out and got a spot outside in the back and just enjoyed the afternoon trying out some brews. Unfortunately, they didn't have flights butttt out server was awesome and let us try some before committing! And surprisingly.... I liked one of their IPAs!!! It was subtle on the bite scale and the flavor was quite enjoyable! Thank you to our server (I'm sorry I don't remember your name) but he had suggested it to us because we were telling him about not being a fan of IPAs but he wanted to change our minds haha. Great spot to stop in for a brew if you're visiting or right in the downtown area. Excellent service. Glad this brewery is right in my neighborhood :-)

This brewery is perfect. They offer a wide selection of beers with aesthetically pleasing seating, both indoors and outdoors. I had the pumpkin beer with a cinnamon sugar rim and omg - I was in love. Currently planning my next visit.

Went here with some old friends. Haddonfield is beautiful and historic little town in South Jersey with a decent restaurant scene. The beers were good and the service was also friendly. We ordered some pizza that was delivered to our table. I would definitely come back.

This place was poppin' for a Saturday afternoon. My boyfriend and I came here around 2:30 and there were only 3 empty tables left. Staff was super friendly and helpful. This place is a bit pricey though. You get four flavors for $10 in a flight. The glasses are a bit bigger than other places I've been at though. Snacks are ranging between $1.50-$8 but you are allowed to bring your own food in to eat. I'm more of a cider person but my favorite was Sweetum. It was a stout but tasted very light. Plus the name reminded me of parks and rec haha.

Would be a regular here if I lived in Haddonfield (check out the mug club)! A great local watering hole - recommend the Kings Gold and Jersey Devil. We'll be back next time we're in town.

Update: Kings Road just reopened last night (the night before Thanksgiving 2019) in their larger more roomy digs right next door to the prior joint; more room, some new tries, pluses and minuses: Taste: still some bland offerings, but the Sour was spot on with lemon and passion-fruit notes, no defects; Service: friendly crew but completely incapable of handling a crowd; Decor: same layout as before but more fore and aft seating, good attempt at the post steam meld if old timber and new nickel; they have mugs hanging from the ceiling that you can claim by number- also, the bigger space invites a bit more unruly a crowd; Price for quality: fmv for micro; Beers: Imperial IPA, a Pale, a Saison, and the Sour with a few others I already forgot (sorry!), but one big detractor: they obviously clean the glasses in a bleach bucket, and the smell ruins the aroma of the beer... idiot rookie move, and they really need to learn that this is a sin.

Nice ambience but the beer was a bit lacking. The sour I got was on the watery side and didn't have the fruity notes I was hoping for. Still a solid choice for the area.

Friendly people in a cool area. Haddonfield is an excellent town full of nice people. I like the logo. I enjoyed the New England IPAs, Black & Tan, and their Kolsh. I will definitely go back. Unknown if they serve food. I had already eaten at El Nopalito (see my review for that place) so I didn't inquire if they served food.

Great place. Beautiful ambiance and decor. Very attentive and friendly service with obvious knowledge and love for their brews. Nice sampling options.

Only went hear to try the beer so can't say anything about the food but the beer is VG with lots of different styles to try. Being a NE IPA and lager guy that was my focus and they were all good. Ambiance is very cool and the staff were crazy friendly which is always a plus

Wow what a joke! Considering the beer is very average you guys are crazy to sell cans to go at retail prices . Sent my fiancé in for a 4 pack because I just had surgery and you guys charge her $30 for 4 beers like we are sitting in the tasting room! I would have threw them back on the counter but she didn't know any better! Pathetic I won't ever be back!

I love this place. Their beer is really good and their outdoor space is awesome. We brought our dog and they greeted us with a large water bowl for him! I LOVE the Down Under beer. The outdoor picnic tables are great too. I like that they are huge so you can accommodate a relatively large party. The staff is awesome. They are attentive and nice and they make really good recommendations.

I love this place! I have never come here and not had an amazing time. The beer is great, the vibes are great, the people...yup...great. I love a great IPA, their Blazing Rag is my go to. King's Road is also participating in the Resilience project. 100% of the proceeds from the sale of the Resilience Beer goes to help the fires that have been devastating the West Coast. I hold these independent breweries in such high regard, you don't see the big companies doing anything like this. Drink local, support these fine folks. If you like Dark Beers, IPA's, whatever, they will have something here to make you happy. Stop in, belly up to the bar and enjoy your night! Cheers!

Haddonfield's first brewery! I come to Haddonfield several times every year to visit husband's family. My husband and I were super excited to hear that there will be a brewery coming to this 'dry' town. It's really nice to be able to grab a beer while shopping or before dinner downtown. You can also bring in your own food if you are hungry. We've been here several times and it's been great! It's welcoming, casual, cute, and cozy! The service is friendly, prompt, and the bartenders are knowledgeable about all the beers and the process of making them. My favorite beer here so far has been the Ample Vengeance, an IPA. However, all the beers I tried so far have been great. I'm excited to try some new beers next time we are in town.

King's Road is such a warm, friendly place to hang out in downtown Haddonfield in between going to all the many restaurants and cafes there. Haddonfield was a completely dry town because of its Quaker roots. I'm not sure how a brewery was carved into an exception, but it luckily was. The crowd in Haddonfield can be a little high brow at times, and some of those people do come to this brewery to hang out. However, there are many other types of people who also come. The staff and owners are very welcoming, and down-to-earth, too. The space is beautifully done. It has an English pub atmosphere. It's on the smaller end of breweries, but it's just perfect for its purpose. The beers are better than I expected. I thought that they wouldn't need to try as hard on the beers because they would do such good business because of the prime location. Nope! The beers are just as sophisticated as anywhere. Even the more serious craft beer enthusiasts will be happy here.

I've been pining to have something of the sort in Haddonfield. That's right. Beer. Kings Highway has a nice, new nano-brewery decked out with beautiful custom wooden bar, beer taps, and bench areas as well as some custom lights. The ambiance here is cozy and welcoming and their beers are quirky and quaffable. It's not a big, industrial powerhouse and they're still developing their name, styles, and beer but the few owners and bartenders here are super friendly, helpful, and add to the overall great experience I had at Kings Road. They serve a good variety of beers (see pictures) as well as their own root beer and water (Haddonfield's finest xD). There's no food but plenty to eat in Haddonfield and what's cool is that they have their own canning machine. So for those who are looking to bring some craft beer to your dining experience in Haddonfield or come for a drink following lunch or dinner, go to Kings Road! Growlers to come soon. They're currently only open on Fridays and Saturdays all day but I hope to see them expand their hours and grow into the Haddonfield downtown. Cheers!

This brewery has a lot of seating which started to fill up quickly on a Wednesday at 4:30/5. Beers were fresh and good. Ordered the Helles and the English Porter. Bartender was friendly and informative. I prefer my beer in a glass which you can't take out on the gravel patio out front. Food next door but only a salad or fries for vegan choices. Will bring our own food next time. Highly recommend!

We visited Kings Road Brewing company last Saturday. It was packed because it was Skirmish day (reenactment of skirmish with British during the revolutionary war). As we waited to get in I realized there was a stair to get in. I thought I'd have to have my wife order and we'd drink our beers on the sidewalk. I was pleasantly surprised. They had a ramp that they put out so I could get outside. One man waiting in line lifted my front wheels up so we could up the ramp while one of the managers or owners held the door open. They cleared a table for me and moved chairs out of the way so I didn't have to transfer. They were very attentive and so so nice. They left the ramp up until I left and helped me by holding the door and moving people away from the door. I will absolutely be back and would to try more of their beers. I had the ample vengeance is had very little bitterness and citrus notes but it wasn't a sour. I should have gotten a growler.

Great atmosphere and delicious beer. I am so glad we stumbled upon this place. It's definitely going to be a staple when I visit the area again.

Great beer here, outdoor seating on a quiet side street, half a block from the buzz of the rest of the restaurant row. This brewery is across the street from a quaint, private cigar lounge. Both are great places to start or finish lunch or dinner.

Kings Road Brewing Company recently moved down the road to a much bigger and much needed location. I checked out the new location for the first time this past Friday night. It got really crowded really quick and all of the tables filled up! The inside is super cute and has a rustic vibe to it. I did a flight, so I got to try a few of the beers. I wish there was more selection, but overall the beer was really good! My favorite was the ample vengeance, a New England IPA.

Although I'm not much of a beer fan, I was excited to check out King's Road Brewery. I love the BYOF concept and stopped in at nearby Passariellos for a takeout order of their gourmet pizza and fries before I settled in at Kings Road. The brewery is pretty small, so if you're planning to eat dinner there and definitely need a table it may be a good idea to secure the table first and have someone from your party wait at the table while other grab food (or order delivery). However, if you do manage to snag a table they're plenty roomy and the brewery is well decorated and warm. I ended up getting a flight of beer which was reasonably priced at $10. I typically don't enjoy beer, but I was a huge fan of the Pawnee Chocolate Coffee stout (whether this beer is named after Pawnee, Indiana in Parks and Rec or is just a coincidence remains to be seen). This beer had a distinct coffee flavor that I haven't tasted in other coffee beers before. I tried a few others which were not particularly noteworthy but all in all it was a great experience. Kings Road is a great place to spend a chill evening with good food and drink!

Preface: This nano brewery & tasting room just had its grand opening. It is kind of a big deal for Haddonfield, a "dry" town (no alcohol sales) since 1873. This building was once the home to Haddonfield's historic Gibb's Tavern, built in 1777. ~~~~~ Street parking is available as well as a few parking lots throughout the town. (metered or usually free during the holidays) :: Atmosphere - I like the interior design! It has an industrial look (butcher block tables, Edison lighting, etc.) but doesn't look cheesy. The building is small but the vaulted ceiling makes it feel much larger. They have a few cafe tables as well as wall/short-service bar seating. :: Beers - A 3.5-barrel brew system, slated to offer sours, IPAs, pale ales, wheats, stouts, porters, Growler fill-ups & Crowler cans. My wife & I had the "Revolutionary Red" & "Kings Road Gold", both were very good! Pricing was $6.00 a pint. They accept credit cards. Make sure to tip your bartenders. :: Food - They don't serve food but we noticed people getting food delivered/bringing in food. May I suggest Sanook Thai, the British Chip Shop, Cross Culture Indian & The Bistro. Best bet is to secure your seats first then plan you attack for food. :: Observations/Suggestions/Complaints - Would be nice to have some background music. Hey, after/before you leave, check-out the nearby English Gardener Gift Shop as well as the Gorshin Trading Post & Supplies store (man-cave provisions) We like this brewery, looking forward to returning so we can try some other beers.

First, you have to hand it to Haddonfield. Quaint town in a tree lined setting with the hustle, bustle of the NJ highways miles away....or at least it makes you feel that way. Stepping into the brewery gives you a moment of hesitation (is this going to be another average brewery that some how survives in this high point of the micro beer mania that is all over)? But the beer does deliver. It is above average, not outstanding but very drinkable and with a good taste and finish. If your in the area, this is a place worth stopping by. Staff was friendly enough and there was talk of "the night before". It seemed some sort of "rager" was happening on that previous Friday night. So I gathered that this is also a party place (a good thing too).

A great place, excellent beer! It's one of our favorite places and we travel from Princeton to get there. I'd really like to give it five stars, but on our last visit the music and the tv were really loud and made it difficult to converse. We tried moving to various locations (inside and outside), but couldn't find a spot. Sadly, we left without finishing the beers we purchased.

A pleasant way to kill an hour in Haddonfield during a drenching rain storm. My friends are avid fans of micro breweries and it was fun to pop in and chat with the staff as we sat at the bar. Pints were $8, tastes were $2. I personally can't vouch for any of the drinks, but my friends tried a stout and several ales and enjoyed it. Since I don't drink very often, I opted for their house brand of root beer. Nice and tasty and when I was done, they automatically brought me water.

Great service. Great beers. This is a fun stop in Haddonfield. Bring your own food. There's great pizza places nearby,

This small brewery in hard-to-park-anywhere-Haddonfield is putting out some really good beer. The bar area is long and narrow and was pretty full on a Friday night around 7pm. As crowded as it was, we didn't really wait for another beer. We happened to find seating at the end of the very full bar and enjoyed a few different varieties. All of the beer was very good, growler-worthy good, actually. I enjoyed the Ample Vengeance IPA, Pineample Vengeance (pineapple IPA) and the Summer Pleasure ("A hazy, orange-hued American Wheat Beer with a refreshing hint of apricot"), and M loved the Black Musket Stout on NITRO. Love that the state mandatory tour is an overlapping video instead of a trip into the brewhouse.

The beers are ok, not a huge selection though. Super friendly and helpful staff. If unsure what you're looking for, they're ready to give the perfect advice.

Stopped by for a beer while waiting for a table at another restaurant. They have a nice outdoor seating space, not sure if this is new because of COVID or if they had previously. We were able to grab a table right away and get a few beers. I had the red ale, I don't recall the name of it but I enjoyed it. Staff was very friendly and were very quick the service. Would recommend hitting this place up before / or after getting dinner in Haddonfield.