Yes, we welcome well-behaved dogs on leashes in the outdoor space. By PA law, only certified service animals are allowed inside the taproom.

We have food trucks scheduled every night we are open. We have a symbiotic relationship with our food trucks and want to support their business so we discourage outside food. We understand people may bring food because of dietary restrictions, and we still want you to feel welcome.

Yes, we are family friendly! We do ask that children remain in the presence of and are supervised by their parents at all times.

We do have outdoor seating both out front with a great view along Main Street, as well picnic tables under a large tent that has walls and is heated in the colder months.

We always post our food truck rotation on our website, social media and in the taproom.

We do host live music in the taproom on occasion, as well as special events such as community fundraising. Please check out our calendar of events for details.

We offer seasonal rotating wine, cocktails, cider, and mead for non-beer drinkers, and these are all gluten-free unless noted otherwise.

We do offer N/A options including A-Treat sodas and Kombucha.

We offer most of our draft beers in to-go form including 32 oz. crowlers and 32 and 64 oz. growlers. We also offer some in cans (16 oz. 4-packs), and occasionally have special releases of beers in 22 oz. bottles.

We also offer most of our beers in to-go 16 oz. adult “sippy-cups.” Please note that these are considered open containers and therefore only available if you are walking from the brewery, not driving.

Yes, we’d be glad to fill any clean growler that you bring with you.

No, we are not legally allowed to sell any non-Yergey Brewing beverages to go.

We’re happy to work with large groups to try to accommodate table reservations in the taproom. Send us an email with details.

We host private events in the taproom when we are not open to the public. Send us an email with details and we’ll be happy to do our best to accommodate.

There is free parking in a large lot behind the building as well as street parking in Emmaus that is free starting at 6 PM.