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I've only been to this location once (although many times to the Princeton location), and although I do prefer Princeton, I felt compelled to write a counter review to the other poster's feelings about the beer. Truth is, I'm not a fan of the small-plate thing they do at this location, and the execution seems better in Jersey too, but all of their beers are extremely well-made. I just had the Honey Wheat, and it was a phenomenal brew. Trust me, I've had more beers than I care to count, every style, every location, tradition, experiment, etc. These beers stand up to some of the best in the area. My husband had the Wit and loved his too. I've enjoyed their stouts, ESBs, and a host of other beers as well, and they have at minimum, been tasty. They are also known for their Pilsners (not my favorite style), so I'm sure they are worth trying. Not everyone has to love every place, but to write such a negative review of the thing they do so well, well...it just seemed mean.

We have been to Triumph Brewing Company in both Center City and their New Hope location. The food is mediocre at best. It sounds appetizing on the menu but the deliver and execution of the food is very hot or miss. Their beers are another story. Of all the local microbreweries in the area, Triumph is the most subpar. Most if not all their selections have the overpowering bitter taste of Cascade hops. The ales and lager have a bitter and skunky taste and aroma. Their specialty beers are usually even less appealling. The Jewish Rye Lager tastes more like pickle juice they rye bread. Service is also iffy too. Bring a burger to the table with Ketchup with the fires please. Don’t make someone wait ten minutes till you come back and ask them if everything is alright, and when we ask for ketchup take another 10 minutes to bring it. Come on!