Triumph functions first as a working brewery, with house-brewed beers that range from signature styles to seasonal releases. One reviewer who ordered from the seasonal menu called the beers "very good, particularly the signature beers" and specifically praised the Jewish Rye beer. The Tripel also appears on the beer roster, though one guest reported receiving a stale pour. Glasses arrive with proper foam heads, as shown in photos of guests toasting with varied beer colors from amber to darker brews. The food menu supports the beer focus with brewpub standards executed at moderate prices. The Classic Cheeseburger uses house-ground grass-fed beef and drew enthusiastic praise from multiple reviewers—one called it "one of the best burgers I've had." The smoked brisket sandwich earned enough fans that one reviewer reported all three people in her party ordered it, calling the meat delicious. One regular tip from reviews: ask for the pimento cheese sauce as an add-on to any dish.
Made with house-ground grass-fed beef and called "one of the best burgers I've had" by one reviewer, with multiple guests praising the burger program
Earned enthusiastic praise with one reviewer reporting all three people in her party ordered it, calling the brisket delicious and tender
Called "great" by a reviewer who otherwise had a mixed meal experience, indicating this dish stands out for vegetarian options
Based on review frequency and enthusiasm, three dishes stand out. The smoked brisket sandwich earned specific praise from one reviewer who described it as tender and flavorful, successful enough that her entire group ordered it. The burger program draws repeated mentions—one guest rated it among the best she's had, while menu details confirm the Classic Cheeseburger features house-ground grass-fed beef. One dissenting review complained burgers arrive well done, so guests preferring medium or rare should specify. The Harissa Lentil Stew received a strong endorsement from a reviewer who called it "great" even while criticizing other elements of his meal. For appetizers, one reviewer singled out the hummus dish for its "beautiful colors" of fresh vegetables. The seasonal menu rotates; one guest reported "tasty, good portions" from seasonal selections. Multiple reviewers recommended pairing any dish with the pimento cheese sauce, available as an add-on.
Triumph's outdoor seating area provides a feature uncommon among Bucks County breweries: direct views of the New Hope & Ivyland Railroad's vintage maroon coaches as they pass the property. Photos show wooden picnic tables arranged under red and orange umbrellas, creating a casual beer garden atmosphere distinct from the noisier interior. The patio earned specific praise from one reviewer who rated the "outside deck and service" as a five-star experience despite feeling that prices ran slightly high for casual bar food. The setting works well for groups and families looking for a relaxed outdoor dining option in New Hope. The shade from umbrellas and the arrival of the historic train create a leisure-focused backdrop that appeals to tourists combining brewery visits with the town's other attractions. One photo shows the full train visible from the patio, with the brick brewery building and casual table setup in the foreground. The patio operates seasonally based on weather, with the indoor space available year-round.
Review patterns reveal inconsistent service quality across visits. Several five-star reviews praised servers by name—Lindsay earned compliments for being "very informative and nice," while Sydney received recognition for being "upbeat and full of helpful information." Bartenders drew specific praise from one regular. However, negative service experiences appear in multiple one- and two-star reviews. One bar guest reported the bartender "NEVER came back over to ask us how our food was or if we wanted another drink." Another party with a reservation reported waiting extensively while "staff ignoring us, looking right through us as if we didn't exist" before walking out. The hostess position received two separate complaints for being "cold and unwelcoming." Beyond service, the noise level inside presents a consistent concern. One otherwise five-star review stated "the only complaint is that it is loud in there" and attributed it to the building's construction rather than staff or guest behavior. The exposed brick walls and hard surfaces likely contribute to sound amplification during busy periods.
Triumph operates seven days a week with lunch and dinner service. Monday and Sunday hours run 11:30 AM to 9:00 PM, Tuesday through Thursday until 10:00 PM, and Friday through Saturday until 11:00 PM. The moderate price point of $15-30 per person makes it accessible for casual meals, though one reviewer noted that prices felt "a bit high for a casual bar experience" even while enjoying the food and setting. The venue accommodates groups well and has hosted private events including post-wedding brunches, with event coordinator Amy Dickinson mentioned by name in positive reviews. The space functions as a brewpub, beer garden, event venue, and live music venue according to its operational categories. For the best experience based on review patterns, request outdoor patio seating when weather permits to avoid the interior noise and enjoy the train views. Groups and families find the casual atmosphere welcoming, while beer enthusiasts appreciate the rotating selection of house-brewed styles. The restaurant serves New Hope visitors looking for a laid-back meal paired with local craft beer.
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Yes, Triumph Restaurant & Brewery offers paid lot parking and paid street parking.
Yes, Triumph Restaurant & Brewery accepts reservations. Call ahead to reserve your table.
Triumph Restaurant & Brewery is open: Monday: 11:30 AM – 9:00 PM; Tuesday: 11:30 AM – 10:00 PM; Wednesday: 11:30 AM – 10:00 PM; Thursday: 11:30 AM – 10:00 PM; Friday: 11:30 AM – 11:00 PM; Saturday: 11:30 AM – 11:00 PM; Sunday: 11:30 AM – 9:00 PM.
Yes, Triumph Restaurant & Brewery is a great choice for large groups and parties.
Yes, Triumph Restaurant & Brewery is family-friendly and offers a kids menu.
Yes, Triumph Restaurant & Brewery offers takeout.
Yes, Triumph Restaurant & Brewery has wheelchair accessible entrance, accessible seating, accessible restroom and accessible parking.
Triumph Restaurant & Brewery accepts major credit cards and contactless payments.
Triumph Restaurant & Brewery is known for its house-brewed beers including signature styles and the Jewish Rye beer, plus its outdoor patio with views of the New Hope & Ivyland Railroad's vintage train. Multiple reviewers specifically praised the burgers made with house-ground grass-fed beef, with one calling it "one of the best burgers I've had." The smoked brisket sandwich also earned repeated endorsements, with one group of three diners all ordering the same dish. The brewpub atmosphere combines casual dining with a working brewery, and the venue hosts live music and private events.
Yes, Triumph features an outdoor patio with wooden picnic tables shaded by red and orange umbrellas. The patio offers views of the historic New Hope & Ivyland Railroad train as it passes the property, creating a unique backdrop for outdoor dining. One reviewer specifically rated the "outside deck and service" as a five-star experience. Photos show the casual beer garden setup with the vintage maroon train coaches visible in the background. The patio operates seasonally based on weather and provides a quieter, more relaxed alternative to the noisier interior dining room.
Based on review mentions, the top dishes include the Classic Cheeseburger made with house-ground grass-fed beef, which one reviewer called "one of the best burgers I've had." The smoked brisket sandwich earned enthusiastic praise, with one reviewer reporting that all three people in her party ordered it and found the brisket delicious and tender. The Harissa Lentil Stew received a strong endorsement from one guest who called it "great." For appetizers, the hummus dish was praised for its beautiful, colorful fresh vegetables. Multiple reviewers recommended asking for the pimento cheese sauce as an add-on to any dish.
Yes, multiple reviewers noted that the interior can be quite loud. One guest who otherwise gave a five-star review stated "the only complaint is that it is loud in there" and attributed the noise to the building's construction rather than staff or guests. The exposed brick walls and hard surfaces visible in interior photos likely contribute to sound amplification during busy periods. For a quieter experience, reviewers recommend requesting outdoor patio seating when weather permits, where the open-air setup and beer garden atmosphere provide a more relaxed environment.
Triumph brews a rotating selection of house beers including signature styles and seasonal releases. One reviewer who sampled the beer lineup called the offerings "very good, particularly the signature beers" and specifically praised the Jewish Rye beer. The Tripel also appears on the beer menu. Photos show glasses of beer in various colors from amber to darker styles, all served with proper foam heads. As a working brewery and brewpub, Triumph focuses on pairing its house-brewed selections with a food menu designed to complement the beers, from burgers to seasonal dishes.
Yes, Triumph accommodates groups well and is listed among the best options for group dining in the area. The venue has hosted private events including post-wedding brunches, with event coordinator Amy Dickinson mentioned by name in positive reviews for helping create successful gatherings within budget. The casual brewpub atmosphere, outdoor patio with picnic tables, and beer garden setup all support group visits. One networking event held at the venue drew praise for delicious dinners and good service. The moderate pricing of $15-30 per person makes it accessible for larger parties looking for a relaxed group meal in New Hope.
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