Brewery Profile

Suburban Brewing Co.

Honey Brook’s craft beer scene includes a taproom where brewing and customer service happen in the same newer facility. Visitors walking in should expect a working brewery experience centered on a rotating draft board rather than a fixed, small lineup. Suburban Brewing Co. expanded from a 1-barrel system to a 10-barrel brewhouse, which changed the scale of its production while keeping room for smaller experiments on a 1-barrel pilot system. The result is a draft list that typically runs about 14 to 16 beers, with the main system supporting regular production and the pilot setup allowing new recipes to appear alongside it. A full kitchen is part of the visit, so the stop is not limited to beer alone.

Travelers moving through this part of Pennsylvania often look for taprooms that offer variety, fresh pours, and a reason to stay for more than one sample. This brewery fits that kind of stop because the beer list is built to rotate, giving visitors a chance to compare different approaches from the same team rather than relying on a single house identity. Chef and owner Eric Yost works with brewer Justin Lambert on operations at the facility, which helps explain the emphasis on both food and beer under one roof. For visitors planning a regional brewery route, it can function as a meal stop, a tasting stop, or a place to check what the pilot system has produced recently.

The current taproom is five miles east of the original site and serves as the primary location for brewing and customer service, which is useful to know if older information points elsewhere. Because the draft list changes, the taproom is the place to confirm the day’s pours and see what is available from the larger brewhouse and the pilot system. The known amenities are straightforward: beer served on draft, a rotating selection, active production on site, and a full kitchen for food. Details such as hours, reservations, outdoor seating, event schedules, or policies for children and dogs should be verified directly before visiting, since those specifics can change and are not part of the core brewery information.

Located in Honey Brook, Pennsylvania, Suburban Brewing Co. operates a brewing system upgraded from 1 barrel to 10 barrels, significantly increasing its production capacity. The brewery rotates 14 to 16 draft beers, using both the main 10bbl system and a 1bbl pilot system to allow for diverse recipe experimentation. Chef and owner Eric Yost partners with brewer Justin Lambert to manage operations at the new facility, which includes a full kitchen offering food alongside the beer selection. The new taproom, situated five miles east of the original site, serves as the primary location for both brewing and customer service.

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3041 Horseshoe Pike Suite 120 & 130, Honey Brook, PA 19344, USA, Honey Brook, Pennsylvania, 19344

Phone: (484) 514-9550

Website: http://www.suburbanbrewingco.com/

Hours: Mon 12:00 pm – 10:00 pm Tue 12:00 pm – 10:00 pm Wed 12:00 pm – 10:00 pm Thu 12:00 pm – 10:00 pm Fri 12:00 pm – 12:00 am Sat 12:00 pm – 12:00 am Sun 12:00 pm – 09:00 pm Kitchen closes approx 1 hour before close