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Breaker Brewing Company, established in 2009, is a hidden gem in Wilkes-Barre Township and a pioneering microbrewery where creativity and craft beer come together. As one of the area’s first microbreweries, Breaker Brewing has continually pushed the boundaries of craft beer with an ever-evolving lineup of seasonal and specialty brews, crafted with passion and artistry. In addition to our brewing expertise, we’ve recently expanded into distilling, creating our own unique spirits. Pair your drink with a menu that changes weekly, featuring fresh, locally sourced ingredients. Whether you’re a beer enthusiast or a food lover, Breaker Brewing Company offers an unforgettable dining experience where vibrant flavors meet exceptional brews and spir
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Address and Contact Information
Address: 787 E Northampton St, Wilkes-Barre Township, PA 18702
Phone: (570) 392-9078
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Reviews
Pellegrino Ciccarello
This place was better than advertised. Friendly service, the beers are very good and the food was excellent. My wife and I opted for the tuna poke bowl, very tasty and to keep it “light” we added the German potato salad on the side. Our son had the German pizza, that too was delicious. Chris our server was engaging, friendly and very patient with us as it was our first visit. We are traveling home to Ohio and found the brewery through Google maps. We hope to visit again. We also purchased some swag on the way out.
This is a dog and family friendly place to eat and be merry.
Cheers!!!
Thank you again
… moreThis is a dog and family friendly place to eat and be merry.
Cheers!!!
Thank you again
David Barber
Neat brewpub in an old house. Food was excellent. We started with the pretzel and got the garlic dipping sauce. Then also had 2 crocks of French Onion soup.
For meals we had the Thai orange chicken, Spring Thyme Pork, and a kids Mac and cheese. All excellent and cooked perfectly.
… moreFor meals we had the Thai orange chicken, Spring Thyme Pork, and a kids Mac and cheese. All excellent and cooked perfectly.
Sarah Straus
We stopped here for dinner while driving on 81. Google maps brought us in the back way and we were a little concerned. Everything ended up being perfect. Friendly service, great drinks, tasty food. They had no problem with some simple customization for make things allergy friendly for us. After some sampling of the beers and spirits and a chat with the owner, we decided to get some drinks to go as well. On the way out to 81 Google maps did us the kindness of taking us around front and we were able to see the beautiful exterior of this church turned brew pub.
… moreSam soto
The beer cheese had great flavor, but was like thick paste. Not sure if it needed to be melted or was supposed to be that. The atmosphere was really cool, and the service was good. All the other food was good. My wife loved the minefire ale. I enjoyed my banana nut ale.
… moreKelly Ihme
Neat brewery in an old church and attached schoolhouse. They kept the vibe of the building, which adds to the appeal. We had poke bowls and they were good. We saw other food out and it all looked good with large portion sizes. The chocolate peanut butter porter was sweet and full. My other half had the North Hampton st DIPA and was happy. There is a large outdoor area and pups seem welcome. They have beer to go, live music on Sat
… moreJohn M (Pocono Foodie)
We decided to try the Breaker Brewery in Wilkes Barre for dinner.
First things first – the atmosphere was great. We were seated in the bar area and there was live music. Very pleasant surprise.
For food, we shared the nachos and had the pork sandwich and fish tacos for dinner. Overall, food was ok for a brewery. Nachos were a good size but chips were the basic round store bought chip and the meat was over seasoned and salty.
Fish tacos were okay – good amount of tilapia for the price but lacking on the mixed greens and sauce – more or less a generous piece of tilapia in a soft shell with some sauce. A suggestion to elevate this dish would be to add slaw which is mixed with the sauce to the taco.
Pork sandwich was okay – a little light on the pork – torpedo roll was very good. You may want to request the relish and cheddar spread on the side as they give the BBQ pork a different flavor profile.
We tried a specialty drink called the Reindeer Russian – I had the mint version and it was very flavorful. Rate it a 4 out of 5. Also tried Mojito – flavor was good – another 4 out of 5. Only comment is that the drinks are mostly ice with not so much ‘drink’. The Cherry Blackberry Seltzer was okay – a little lacking on flavor. Rate it 3 out of 5.
Service first was good at first when we first arrived but then became oddly absent. We had to get someone when we went to order our dinner dishes, additional drinks, and the check – it was a little odd but maybe that is how it goes. We went with the flow given we just liked the atmosphere and were just chillin.
Overall, 3 out of 5. They have a great location and atmosphere with strong foundation on the drink and food.
… moreFirst things first – the atmosphere was great. We were seated in the bar area and there was live music. Very pleasant surprise.
For food, we shared the nachos and had the pork sandwich and fish tacos for dinner. Overall, food was ok for a brewery. Nachos were a good size but chips were the basic round store bought chip and the meat was over seasoned and salty.
Fish tacos were okay – good amount of tilapia for the price but lacking on the mixed greens and sauce – more or less a generous piece of tilapia in a soft shell with some sauce. A suggestion to elevate this dish would be to add slaw which is mixed with the sauce to the taco.
Pork sandwich was okay – a little light on the pork – torpedo roll was very good. You may want to request the relish and cheddar spread on the side as they give the BBQ pork a different flavor profile.
We tried a specialty drink called the Reindeer Russian – I had the mint version and it was very flavorful. Rate it a 4 out of 5. Also tried Mojito – flavor was good – another 4 out of 5. Only comment is that the drinks are mostly ice with not so much ‘drink’. The Cherry Blackberry Seltzer was okay – a little lacking on flavor. Rate it 3 out of 5.
Service first was good at first when we first arrived but then became oddly absent. We had to get someone when we went to order our dinner dishes, additional drinks, and the check – it was a little odd but maybe that is how it goes. We went with the flow given we just liked the atmosphere and were just chillin.
Overall, 3 out of 5. They have a great location and atmosphere with strong foundation on the drink and food.
Gabriel Pires
Dog friendly restaurant. Was able to eat outside with our dog . Son had the waffle chicken pizza he was in heaven.
… moreGuy Jester
Wonderful evening of libations, conversation, and food! Highly recommend this if you are in the area for the history, craft beers, local wines, and fabulous food.
This establishment started as a schoolhouse as part of the church and rectory next door
They make their own beer and spirits and apparently some of the Breakfast Club cast have been here.
They have a relationship with Honey Hole winery in PA – all wines made with a hint of honey as they also raise their own honey.
I partook in Ole King Cole Stout, Belsnickler Ale, and Honey Hole Chardonnay paired with the seafood linguine! All of it, as well as the conversations with many of the employees, made for a fantastic experience!
… moreThis establishment started as a schoolhouse as part of the church and rectory next door
They make their own beer and spirits and apparently some of the Breakfast Club cast have been here.
They have a relationship with Honey Hole winery in PA – all wines made with a hint of honey as they also raise their own honey.
I partook in Ole King Cole Stout, Belsnickler Ale, and Honey Hole Chardonnay paired with the seafood linguine! All of it, as well as the conversations with many of the employees, made for a fantastic experience!
Patrick Wills
Great place in an old church in the Georgetown section of Wilkes Barre. Craft beer menu is great and the food menu is solid. Our meals were delicious as was the beer. Great outdoor seating area as well that allows dogs.
… moreNicole Pires
My son really enjoyed the chicken and waffles pizza. Very fun combo. The salad with the sliced steak & mushrooms was tasty, but seemed over salty and had lots of salty liquid (marinade) at the bottom of the bowl which I didn’t like, nor did I enjoy the balsamic dressing as balsamic vinegrette usually has a sweetness and this was also overly salty to me. The steak tacos were good but the horseradish was a little overwhelming. The big Mac and cheese was tasty and piping hot and seemed it had the same cheese sauce as the nachos but with pickles added, which the server informed could not be omitted from the entree when we ordered.
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