Towerhill Brewery

Stopped in here randomly while in the area. The vibe was chill, basically just a long room within a small strip mall. There is a good amount of seating and the bar is pretty large too. The selection wasn't too bad, just nothing super special or memorable on tap. The service was very welcoming and nice. The food was mostly polish cuisine which is cool, it all looked and smelled very good but didn't have anything.

made a quick stop just for a flight of beers - didn't eat any food but it looked good.

They've got a bar along the side, with the rest of the space having dining tables. So as much restaurant as bar/brewery. The small brewing system is behind the bar. they've got 6 regular taps - barleywine, english bitter, IPA, porter, roggenbier, and a ginger/juniper beer. 1 nitro tap - irish stout.

Hopheads may be disappointed - the IPA was not so great. But I liked the porter, barleywine, and bitter. The bartender was friendly and attentive.

 

 

 

The old crabby Larry's place and much like it...the food is phenomenal. Very fresh, light and flavorful. But also like Crabby Larry's the beers are Very ordinary, plain basic style beers that lack any depth and may have trouble differentiating between any of them besides the names. It's not that they're undrinkable just... Maybe... Unpolished ??? Anyway love the food, beers need work.

Quickly glancing at googlemaps I mistook this place for the old Crabby Larry's, it's not.

It's OK looking inside, and I appreciate the effort that they put into it. It's got that currently popular kind of industrial look (black, grey, silver), which suits a brewery. The very small brewhouse is on your left as you enter, followed by a long bar, and then the kitchen. Tables run all the way back on your right.

My party was unable to find a spot at the bar because it was so full, but there were plenty of tables available and we chose one at the front by the windows. Once seated it was really quite comfortable. The bartender was handling table service as well as the bar, and did an excellent job despite being fairly busy.

We ordered several food items and were impressed. The quality was far better than you might expect of a restaurant located in a strip mall, and everything was prepared well and nicely plated. For starters we had the Armored Fries, which are basically Poutine, although the cheese gets melted and the fries are something special in and of themselves! Having just returned from Montreal where Poutine is a thing, I can attest that these were beyond the norm! It's the fries themselves that stand out though, looking more like "chicken fingers" than straws. The vegetarian flatbread was also a hit, as was the grilled tuna sandwich. The portions were a very good size without going overboard, and I thought the prices were quite reasonable.

Most impressive was the beer. Looking at the tiny brewing system I was quite surprised by the quality of the beer. They offer six, which is understandable given their size, and I though the mix was good given the season: a red, a rye saison, 2 stouts, and 2 IPAs.

I don't get out to Chalfont that often, but when I do I'll keep it in mind.

Located in a strip mall. Formerly Crabby Larry's Brewpub. Professional chef took over the place and the former owner's daughter still works there. Brewmaster was at Free Will before making beer at TH. Small place with a decent food selection. Portions are small but enough to have a few beers with. I had their dunkelweizen and Belgian stout and they were excellent. Contemporary decor and atmosphere. The new owner really did a big job creating this brewery.