Imprint Beer Company

Place is ok. I like how roomy it is. I REALLY like the arcade room. Games arent great but they have pool and some arcade games to break the monotony. Service is always decent. Selection is just meh. Wish they had more variety available on tap. Alot of what they offer are several variants of a particular style. And that isnt bad if you like a style they have ample variety of at the time. Im glad they offer flights...thats a plus. The food is boring. Frozen pizza, frozen heated soft pretzels. Room to improve with the food selections for sure. Regardless, I would visit again for the novelty of the arcade room and hipster vibes.

 

 

 

A great brewery with a fantastic beer selection! A little difficult to find as its tucked away in an industrial park, but well worth seeking out for their outstanding beers!

We had a little bit of a problem finding Imprint in the industrial park as it's tucked away in the back and not labeled very well with signage. (GPS wasn't helpful at all.) That being said, it's an industrial warehouse with cement floors and super high ceilings. The brew house is well laid out and organized in such a way for future expansion. The place is also appears to be per friendly as well. The selection of "normal" beers was low with the majority of the fridge space being taken up with seltzers and smoothies - that was disappointing but it is what it is. Overall, I'm looking forward to going back on another Friday for a can release, the quality of Imprint's beer is rock solid.

 

Small but very good brewery - especially for hazy IPAs. They also almost always have a sour or two, and often a stout. Tap list usually has 6-7 pours available, they usually have crowlers of 3-4 beers in a cooler behind the bar, and occasionally release 16 oz. cans (the most recent one, My Morning Haze, was top-notch and sold out quickly). Friendly staff - each time I've been there, Brendan or Richard (owners/brewers) have come over to chat. Looking forward to see how Imprint grows.

Stopped in here on my way down to a friends in Philly. It was pretty full but I guess that can be expected on a Friday night. The vibe is decent, it's mainly a small taproom with some tables are setup just head of the brewing area. The selection is pretty good, lots of big stouts to choose from, some decent IPA's and a fruited sour or two as well. The service is friendly and attentive even with how busy it was. I'll definitely be making it a frequent stop when I make my way down that way again in the future.

 

the vibe isn't anything special - like a few other local breweries, their space is in an industrial park so the place is fairly spartan. there is a bar to one side, some tables, and drink rails. All the beers I've tried from them have been fairly high quality - but their taplists only typically have 3 types of beers - hazy IPAs, fruited kettle sours, and imperial stouts. So a knock on selection and their average pricing for draft beer and crowlers. Bartender was friendly.