Wissahickon Brewing Company - East Falls
Brewery · East Falls
3705 W School House Ln, Philadelphia, PA 19129
Highlights
Spacious brewery with diverse beers, food trucks, and events
Spacious brewery with diverse beers, food trucks, and events
"An unpretentious, family-owned shop with plenty of reasons to visit: live music, bar games, beer yoga (yes, really), and regular food trucks. Wissahickon offers flights of eight beers and tours in a lively setting. This is a destination brewery on the rise, offering solid beers like the popular Kelpius Kave. Plus, the space is pet-friendly." - Maddy Sweitzer-Lamme
"This East Falls brewery has ping pong tables and plenty of places to watch the game. They pour everything from German-style Kölsch and Mexican lagers with maize lime zest to fruity sours that taste like strawberries and peaches, and you can try them all in an $8 beer flight. But depending on how well your last bean bag toss went, you may want a full pint of a dry-hopped hazy IPA to get a good rhythm going. " - candis mclean
"Building community is a central tenet of this family-owned brewery in East Falls, known for its considerable collection of top-notch beers on tap. Not only do they have a rotating roster of food trucks (partnering with Philly favorites like WokWorks, Deke’s BBQ, Angie’s Vietnamese Cuisine, and more), but you can also stop by for their range of monthly events such as weekend yoga, quizzo, and open mic nights." - George Banks-Weston
"Wissahickon Brewing Company’s spacious outdoor area promises tall heat lamps throughout and tables closest to the indoor section of the brewery benefit from overflow heat. The brewery gives guests a cozy spot to enjoy Wissahickon’s popular brews and food from its rotating lineup of food trucks." - Ernest Owens
"Head to East Falls for a round of beer with friends in a space full of high ceilings, ping pong tables, and a large projector they always show sports games on. They have everything from German-style Kölsch and Mexican lagers with maize lime zest to fruity sours that taste like strawberries and peaches, and you can try them all in an $8 beer flight. But depending on how well your last bean bag toss went, you may want a full pint of a dry-hopped hazy IPA to get a good rhythm going." - Candis R. McLean
