Bottle Room
A neighborhood bar on Lincoln Highway with a rotating tap list and a bottle selection wider than the room suggests. The kind of spot that fills up with regulars on a weeknight.
Morning espresso to cask ale: the pours locals cross town lines for.
15 places to drink in Downingtown, PA, on one page: 6 craft beer, 3 coffee, 3 wine. 17 events are coming up at these bars and cafes; the Downingtown calendar has the dates.
A neighborhood bar on Lincoln Highway with a rotating tap list and a bottle selection wider than the room suggests. The kind of spot that fills up with regulars on a weeknight.
An old-school corner tavern at Lancaster and Brandywine where the drafts are cheap and the stools have regulars. Come for a bar burger and whatever game's on the TV.
A Downingtown cidery and tasting room a few steps off Lancaster Avenue, pouring dry ciders made on site. Pull up to the bar for a flight, or take bottles home for later.
A small brewery on Wallace Ave, sharing a building with the Artisan Homebrew shop. Low-key and local, the kind of place you find because someone tipped you off.
Downingtown brewery on East Lancaster Ave pouring its own lineup in the taproom. Named for the East Branch of the Brandywine that runs through town.
Coffee shop on Wallace Ave for espresso, drip, and a corner to sit in. Independent and Downingtown-based.
Espresso bar on West Lancaster Ave for coffee, lattes, and a place to camp with a laptop. Shares its block with the ice cream side, the Creamery.
Cold-pressed juices and smoothies on E Lancaster Ave. The stop for something green after the gym or before the drive home.
A small winery and tasting room on Lancaster Avenue pouring its own reds and whites by the glass or the bottle. An easy after-work stop right in the middle of town.
A craft beer bar by the Downingtown train station, with a rotating tap list and a burger regulars will argue about. Small room, serious beer.
A wine bar on East Lancaster Avenue, the Downingtown home of Kennett Square's Sweet Amelia's inside R Five Wines. Small plates to go with whatever's open by the glass.
River Station outpost of Twin Valley Coffee, the local roaster, in Downingtown's riverside development. Espresso and drip from beans roasted in Chester County.
Mead, the honey wine, made on East Lancaster Avenue under the Brew Drink Repeat roof. The name puns on Monty Python, and yes, you can drink Norse honey wine in Downingtown.
Victory's founding brewpub, brewing HopDevil and Golden Monkey on Acorn Lane since 1996. The taproom pours pints a few steps from the tanks they come out of.
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