Triple Bottom Brewing
Brewery · West Poplar
915 Spring Garden St, Philadelphia, PA 19123
Highlights
House beers, mocktails, charcuterie, and savory hand-pies.
House beers, mocktails, charcuterie, and savory hand-pies.
"A trip to Callowhill’s Triple Bottom Brewing Co. feels like you’ve been dropped into a Target furniture aisle where everything is farmhouse chic. Consider this a good thing when you're looking for a place to drink before a show at Union Transfer, or want to have a date night where you discuss your week over a cheeseboard. They serve a bunch of beers like hazy IPAs, German pilsners, Czech amber lagers, and a chocolatey Baltic porter if you want something strong and dark. Another reason to visit: Triple Bottom employs (and fairly pays) people who have experienced homelessness or incarceration." - candis mclean
"Spring Garden has a lot of options to drink beer, but this spot has established its own reputation for providing a “crispy pilsner, a velvety stout, and a piney IPA.” Even better, their business practices are progressive as a Certified B Corp and a member of Crafted for All — they collaborate with various community ventures and seek to promote equity beyond their taproom." - Maddy Sweitzer-Lamme
"Browns Test Kitchen @ Triple Bottom Brewing / June 8, 12-4pm Some brunches turn into an early afternoon dance party, depending on how many mimosas are involved. Triple Bottom Brewing’s Bachata and Brunch event with Browns Test Kitchen is one where movement is guaranteed. The Callowhill space will be serving stacks of pancakes, peach cobbler french toast, and live music. Hale & True @ Otto’s Taproom / Wednesday, June 12, 7pm Hale & True is a bar that believes cider goes with everything. Head to Otto’s in Brewerytown this month to test the theory. The taproom is offering a $70 four-course dinner menu featuring braised brisket, mussels in a saffron broth, and beignets, along with a cider tasting for each dish. " - candis mclean
"Community partnership and giving back are central tenets of this urban brewery in Spring Arts. The beer club here offers a monthly subscription with three payment options (recurring monthly, six months, and annual). Each month members can anticipate receiving two 4-packs of its lagers, IPAs, pale ales, or special releases, as well as surprise gifts, and a discount on merchandise and beer purchased at its taproom." - George Banks-Weston
"A trip to Callowhill’s Triple Bottom Brewing Co. feels like you’ve been dropped into a HGTV show or a Target furniture aisle where everything is farmhouse chic. But this is a good thing because whether you’re there for a few drinks before heading to a show at Union Transfer, or want to have a cozy date night where you discuss your week over a cheeseboard and hummus, you’ll feel relaxed and right at home. They’ve got a bunch of beers like hazy IPAs, German pilsners, Czech amber lagers, and a chocolatey Baltic porter if you want something strong and dark. And if you fall in love with anything you’re sipping on, you can always head to the fridge and take a six-pack to go." - Candis R. McLean
