The best bars & nightlife in Burlington County

“Proudly brewed in Mount Laurel, Cross Keys Brewing Co. pours fresh, hyper-local beers with real variety, from bright German pils to juicy IPAs and creative one-offs like a hibiscus-cherry gose and POG Smoovie. Settle in for pints or flights, grab cans or crowlers to go, even book their private event space.”

From the Mount Laurel newsletter, September 15, 2026

“Zed's Beer keeps it easy drinking and seriously decorated, with every core beer medaling in international competitions and a lineup that also includes house-made hard seltZers, spritZers, shandies and Radlers. Craving something local and unfussy? This Marlton gem deserves a midweek visit.”

From the Mount Laurel newsletter, October 13, 2026

“High-end steakhouse chain with aged prime beef & classics such as lobster tails.”

“Sometimes you just want straight-up American comfort and a drink mixed like someone still cares. Dunleavy's nails it with hearty pub plates, a lively bar vibe, and daily specials that make weeknights easy for Mount Laurel folks who do not want to overthink dinner.”

From the Mount Laurel newsletter, September 27, 2026

“Tasting room for the Tomasello Winery offering a selection of wines in a casual setting.”

“Craving a low-key pint night without trekking far? Dr. Brewlittle's Beer Co.”

From the Philadelphia newsletter, September 1, 2026

“If you want a place that feels like your neighbor’s living room but with better cocktails, Robin's Nest Restaurant is a woman-owned spot pairing locally sourced plates with a full bar and a legit bakery, set in historic Mount Holly along the Rancocas Creek.”

From the Willingboro newsletter, September 12, 2026

“Bout The Hops Brewing is Mount Laurel’s only microbrewery, pouring from over 18 taps with everything from juicy IPAs and roasty stouts to sours, craft seltzers, and traditional German styles. Build a flight of 4 or 6, then snag mix-and-match cans for later. Check their taproom events this week, too.”

From the Mount Laurel newsletter, September 29, 2026

“Whether you're in Mount Laurel and want hand-crafted ales and lagers, King's Road Brewing Company in Medford keeps it local, brewing in Haddonfield and Medford with a mix of tradition and innovation.”

From the Mount Laurel newsletter, September 13, 2026

“Farm Truck Brewing keeps a rotating tap list in historic Medford Village, pouring fresh beers at the brewery and easy to-go pickups, so you can snag something crisp after work or stock the fridge for the weekend without straying far from Mount Laurel.”

From the Mount Laurel newsletter, September 1, 2026

“Stratosphere Brewing Company in Mount Holly pours creative craft beers and seltzers and packs the week with community vibes, from open mic and trivia to bring-your-own-vinyl nights where the playlist might be yours. Easy pick for a low-key hang when you want fresh pours and familiar faces.”

From the Willingboro newsletter, September 9, 2026

“Magnify Brewing Company - Medford keeps the South Jersey beer scene lively with hazy standouts like Hoppy Maine Event, flagship Vine Shine, crispy Lager Refresh Pilsner, and seasonal treats from festbier to fruit-packed sours.”

From the Mount Laurel newsletter, September 22, 2026

“Lower Forge Brewery has been doing its Medford thing since 2016 and is celebrating a decade of always-curious, brewed-original beers that keep locals happy to sip close to home. If you want fresh, inventive pints without crossing half the county, this is your spot.”

From the Mount Laurel newsletter, October 5, 2026

“Family-owned Italian fixture with select seafood & steak mains, plus global wines & outdoor seating.”

“Harvest Seasonal Grill - Moorestown keeps things fresh with a farm-to-table menu that changes every three months, lots of dishes under 600 calories, and a mission to know your farmer and your food. Pair it with 50+ wines by the glass or a local organic beer, then call it a great night.”

From the Mount Laurel newsletter, October 4, 2026