Craft beers brewed on-site in a renovated historic Palace theater building, with a rotating lineup of 10 house-made ales and stouts. This Quakertown brewpub combines industrial brewery charm with locally-focused pub fare.
Craft beers brewed on-site in a renovated historic Palace theater building, with a rotating lineup of 10 house-made ales and stouts. This Quakertown brewpub combines industrial brewery charm with locally-focused pub fare.
The Proper Brewing Company maintains a rotating 10-tap lineup of house-made craft beers brewed on-site in stainless steel fermenting tanks visible from the dining area. The current selection spans blonde ales (Blondie Bree at 5.0% ABV), hazy IPAs (Rollin' Eyez at 7.0% ABV and Killin it 005 at 6.5% ABV), Belgian wit (Gabi Wit at 5.3% ABV), red ale (No Soul at 5.6% ABV), nitro stout (No Name at 5.8% ABV), fruited wheat (Aprinot at 5.2% ABV), pale ale (Panther Pale at 5.4% ABV), coffee stout (Proper Cherry at 5.8% ABV), and IPA (Cinema Citra at 7.0% ABV). One longtime patron specifically mentioned Proper Cherry as a favorite, while another reviewer noted satisfaction at seeing "some OG beers come back" under new ownership. Happy hour pricing drops drafts to $5 on Wednesday and Thursday from 4:00-6:00 PM. The bar program expanded under new management to include specialty cocktails, with the Gummy Bear Lemon Drop earning mentions from six separate reviewers who described it as "delicious and refreshing" and "not sour." One guest called it "fun and creative," noting the gummy bear garnish trio.
One reviewer called these amazing, standing out as a vegetarian-friendly option in a pub menu focused on burgers and seafood
5.8% ABV house-brewed beer specifically mentioned by longtime patrons as a favorite, representing an OG brew brought back under new ownership
Signature cocktail praised by six separate reviewers as delicious, refreshing, and not sour, served with a gummy bear garnish trio
Guest reviews point to several standout menu items despite the recent overhaul under new ownership. The cauliflower "wings" drew specific praise from one reviewer who called them "amazing," while photos show gourmet burgers stacked with fresh greens, cheese, and bacon served alongside generous portions of seasoned, thinly sliced potato chips. A grilled chicken sandwich topped with melted cheese, roasted peppers, and arugula appears in photo documentation served with substantial golden french fries on white rectangular plates. Four reviewers ordered seafood entrees that totaled nearly $120 for a party of four without alcohol, placing them in the upper range of the moderate price tier. One guest highlighted the blonde brownie with ice cream as "delicious." Multiple reviewers emphasized portion sizes, with one writing "generous portions" and another noting food arrived "hot" despite ordering for a party of seven. The kitchen closes 30 minutes before the bar most nights—9:30 PM Monday and Wednesday through Thursday, 10:00 PM Friday and Saturday, and 7:30 PM Sunday.
The Proper Brewing Company occupies a renovated Palace theater building in downtown Quakertown, with the original brick facade and theater marquee still visible from the street. Large arched windows advertise "Wine Food Beer Cider Spirits" at street level, blending vintage architectural details with modern brewery appeal. Inside, exposed brick walls, dark wood bar furnishings, and industrial-style ceiling fixtures create what photo analysis describes as a "rustic-industrial" environment. String lights draped across overhead fixtures provide warm ambient lighting, while multiple flat-screen TVs mounted throughout the bar area serve sports-viewing crowds. The working brewery remains integrated into the guest space—large stainless steel fermenting tanks, exposed pipes, and beer kegs occupy a visible production area that reinforces the craft brewing focus. A chalkboard menu mounted above the exposed brick wall lists the rotating beer selection alongside wines, seltzers, ciders, and spirits. Shelves display branded mugs and glassware, and the bar counter features a dark, reflective surface where beer flights arrive on rustic wooden paddles. One reviewer described the overall effect as "cozy and inviting" while another noted the space "seemed to get busy" on Saturday evening.
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Yes, The Proper Brewing Company offers free lot parking, free street parking and paid street parking.
Yes, The Proper Brewing Company accepts reservations. Call ahead to reserve your table.
The Proper Brewing Company is open: Monday: 4:00 – 10:00 PM; Tuesday: 4:00 – 10:00 PM; Wednesday: 4:00 – 10:00 PM; Thursday: 4:00 – 10:00 PM; Friday: 4:00 – 10:00 PM; Saturday: 12:00 – 10:00 PM; Sunday: Closed.
Yes, The Proper Brewing Company is a great choice for large groups and parties.
Yes, The Proper Brewing Company is family-friendly.
Yes, The Proper Brewing Company offers takeout and delivery.
Yes, The Proper Brewing Company has wheelchair accessible entrance, accessible seating, accessible restroom and accessible parking.
The Proper Brewing Company accepts major credit cards and contactless payments.
The Proper Brewing Company maintains a rotating 10-tap lineup of house-made craft beers brewed in visible stainless steel fermenting tanks. Current offerings include Blondie Bree blonde ale (5.0% ABV), Rollin' Eyez and Killin it 005 hazy IPAs (7.0% and 6.5% ABV), Gabi Wit Belgian wit (5.3% ABV), No Soul red ale (5.6% ABV), No Name nitro stout (5.8% ABV), Aprinot fruited wheat (5.2% ABV), Panther Pale pale ale (5.4% ABV), Proper Cherry coffee stout (5.8% ABV), and Cinema Citra IPA (7.0% ABV). The brewery brings back longtime favorites alongside new experimental brews, and happy hour pricing drops drafts to $5 on Wednesday and Thursday from 4:00-6:00 PM.
The Proper Brewing Company is known for brewing craft beer on-site in a renovated historic Palace theater building in downtown Quakertown. The brewpub combines industrial brewery atmosphere—with visible fermenting tanks and exposed brick walls—with a social gathering environment featuring multiple TVs, dark wood furnishings, and string lights. Six reviewers specifically praised the Gummy Bear Lemon Drop cocktail introduced under new ownership, while the Proper Cherry coffee stout remains a longtime favorite among regulars. The venue appeals to groups and after-work crowds seeking craft beer variety and a casual, hometown atmosphere, with several guests calling it a "staple" for Friday-night meetups.
Reviewers highlight the cauliflower "wings" as amazing, while photos show gourmet burgers stacked with fresh greens, cheese, and bacon served with seasoned potato chips. The grilled chicken sandwich topped with melted cheese, roasted peppers, and arugula comes with a substantial portion of french fries. For dessert, one guest called the blonde brownie with ice cream delicious. On the beverage side, six reviewers specifically recommended the Gummy Bear Lemon Drop cocktail, describing it as refreshing and not sour, while longtime patrons favor the Proper Cherry coffee stout (5.8% ABV). Beer flights arrive on rustic wooden paddles and allow sampling across the 10-tap house-brewed lineup.
Yes, The Proper Brewing Company functions well as a sports-viewing venue with multiple flat-screen TVs mounted throughout the bar area. Photo documentation shows several wall-mounted televisions visible from the dark wooden bar stools and dining tables. The combination of TVs, bar seating, industrial brewery atmosphere, and $5 draft happy hour pricing on Wednesday and Thursday from 4:00-6:00 PM attracts casual groups and after-work crowds. Reviewers described the space as getting busy on Saturday evenings and noted the warm lighting, string lights, and exposed brick create a cozy yet lively pub environment suitable for group gatherings and sports watching.
The Proper Brewing Company underwent renovations and a complete menu overhaul under new ownership led by Melissa. Seven reviewers who visited after the transition gave five-star ratings, noting improved food quality, expanded cocktails including the popular Gummy Bear Lemon Drop, and a more inviting renovated interior. The brewery brought back some original "OG beers" like Proper Cherry coffee stout while introducing new brews to the 10-tap lineup. However, the menu changes eliminated some longtime favorites—one former regular noted salmon and sweet potato fries disappeared from the offerings. Overall, recent reviews describe the brewpub as "flourishing again" with updates that "exceeded all expectations."
The Proper Brewing Company operates as Quakertown's on-site craft brewery in a historic Palace theater building in downtown. The brewpub brews 10 house-made beers ranging from blonde ales and Belgian wits to hazy IPAs and coffee stouts, all visible from the dining area where large stainless steel fermenting tanks and exposed brewing equipment occupy the production space. The venue combines working brewery operations with a full-service restaurant and bar featuring exposed brick walls, dark wood furnishings, and industrial-style decor. Hours run Monday and Wednesday through Friday from 4:00-10:00 PM and Saturday from 12:00-10:00 PM, with the brewpub closed on Sunday.
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The Proper Brewing Company changed ownership recently, with Melissa listed as the current owner in website contact information. Seven reviewers who visited after the transition gave five-star ratings, noting renovations, menu changes, and improved service. One regular wrote, "Under new ownership, they are flourishing again! The food and drinks were exceptional," while another said the updates "certainly have exceeded all expectations. The renovations are on point, creating an inviting place to enjoy some great brews and food." Specific staff members earned recognition across reviews—bartenders Emily and Kassidy were called "2 of the best bartenders you could ask for," while server Nevaeh received praise for attempting to remember guests' names. One reviewer described the wait staff as "super friendly and attentive," and another noted their server was "very good" during a Saturday dinner. However, the menu overhaul eliminated some longtime favorites, with one former regular writing, "Many of the dishes we loved are gone—no more salmon, sweet potato fries." A three-star review mentioned the kitchen still needed attention despite the ownership change. Most recent feedback skews positive, with multiple guests describing the atmosphere as making them "feel like part of the Proper Family."
The Proper Brewing Company functions primarily as a social gathering spot for groups, after-work drinks, and regular Friday-night meetups. One loyal customer wrote, "My friend and I go there every Friday and my wife and I go regularly," while another called it "a staple for me to hangout with friends." Review evidence shows successful service for larger parties—one group of seven received food promptly and hot, and a party of four enjoyed seafood entrees in the window-side dining area on a busy Saturday evening. The combination of multiple TVs, bar seating, and brewery atmosphere appeals to casual groups rather than formal dining occasions. Hours accommodate both weekday after-work traffic (opening at 4:00 PM Monday and Wednesday through Friday) and weekend afternoon crowds (opening at noon Saturday). Wednesday and Thursday happy hour from 4:00-6:00 PM with $5 drafts draws weekday regulars. The venue closes entirely on Sunday, limiting weekend brunch or dinner options. One reviewer summed up the appeal: "Home away from home."
