Odd Logic Brewing (Bristol, PA) is on the verge of a variety of expansion as 2024 approaches. The Bucks County brewery recently announced they would soon be opening a second taproom in New Hope, PA as well as growth coming to their main taproom.
The brewery posted the following on social media about the addition of their new taproom:
“As of today, 1/1/24, we have taken space for our second location in the incredible New Hope Ferry Market. You’ll soon be able to enjoy our beers on draft as well as grab cans to go, right on Main St. in New Hope! I’m incredibly excited to bring our energy to such a beautiful place. We will spend the next few weeks making the space our own, with the plan to open asap.”
Located at 500 Bristol Pike, Bristol, PA, Odd Logic Brewing is a brewery and taproom known for its experimental and award-winning beers. They have a wide variety of beers on tap, from IPAs and stouts to sours and lagers. The brewery is open Tuesday through Sunday, with extended hours on Friday and Saturday.
Ferry Market, located in the heart of New Hope, is a transformed historical building with a variety unique vendors, offering a variety of culinary options from Mediterranean gyros to artisanal cheese plates. The market boasts indoor and outdoor seating, soaking in river views and friendly vibes.
This would make the third brewery to open in this location in the last five plus years. From 2018 to 2020 Weyerbacher Brewing ran a satellite taproom from Ferry Market before leaving and then Neshaminy Creek took over shortly after until closing in late 2023.
The new taproom isn’t the only expansion news from Odd Logic. In addition they announced an upgrade to a 10 barrel brewing system. A step that the brewery calls “very necessary to support our growth and will allow us to reach our goals seamlessly in 2024.”
Beyond the new brewhouse Odd Logic is also expanding their food options as well. “We are in the process of building a kitchen that will offer a small but hyper-focused menu of Detroit Pies, Bar Pies, Smash Burgers & Wings! We will still have our food truck friends out every Sunday, with some kitchen takeovers here and there as well. Look for us to begin testing out the menu by the end of the month” the post went on to say.
As of this writing no firm date is set for the opening of the new location. For now be sure to follow the brewery on Instagram and Facebook to continue to keep up with their growth.
