We came to Tired Hands on a Saturday night, post Ripplewood, because we always passed by Tired Hands and have been wanting to try it out. The tables were mostly full, and there was good vibes flowing all around. I like the interior. While it was chilly inside, it was spacious and airy. We ordered Brain Matter Splatter can and 2 other 4 ounce beers (but I forget what they are). We're not really fans of ales, so none of the beers really spoke to us, but this was an overall nice experience. Service was nice and laidback. I enjoyed this place! It's certainly a nice spot in Ardmore to kick back and relax.

Been wanting to visit Tired Hands for some time and finally got a chance while visiting around Philly. This place is worth the effort to locate. The beer is top quality and the location is large with lots of seating. Nice that they offer loads of can options to go including their side brewing company Little Log Cabin. They have a good food menu as well. Definitely want to come back

Large area for gatherings and great beer invites you in to stop in this area right before you explore the rest of the town. With local events nearby and plenty of parking, you'd wonder why you didn't come here earlier. They serve food and individual glasses of beer for your "flight," so you can have one, three, or the whole menu.

Metup with friends here a few months ago. You order food and drinks electronically at the table via your phone. It was good time. Service was great and the food and beers are always wonderful!!

Nice tap room. Great environment and relaxed setting. Great for most occasions. Great beer selection at very reasonable prices. Also a variety of food options...seemingly something for everyone. Seating at bar, counter-height tables and standard tabled seating throughout the space. The brewery vats can be seen toward the back of the space along with some cool decor throughout. There is a store where you can buy merch and their canned beer to go toward the back as well. All staff were friendly and efficient. Lots of metered parking spacing along the main road and in nearby lots. After 6pm is free.

The Tired Hands Fermentaria is a spacious brewery with really fun hipster vibes going. They have a great selection of beers. While I don't drink much anymore, my friends all really enjoyed the IPAs, especially the flagship IPA. One of my friends lamented that there were no sours on the menu. Ordering was super easy. You scan a code and order online on your phone and they bring you the food or drinks super fast. Our group loved the shishito peppers and sweet potato fries. The peppers were expertly cooked but I did wish there was a little more salt stuck to them rather than sitting on the bottom. Best of all, the bill was super reasonable in the end. They have fair prices for their IPAs, not the $12 beers you find downtown. We brought a board game and hung out for several hours and had a great time. Definitely planning to be back.

Very excited to finally drop a review for Tired Hands Brewing, Fermentaria location! I first became aware of the existence of the brewery at the height of the covid lock down and although I could not get their beer at the time I did develop a mild obsession with their online merchandise store in which I have placed several orders for their shirts and hoodies. But the opportunity at last arrived and I finally got to try some Tired Hands beer! Alien Church was the name of the beer that Steve and I enjoyed and is a New England IPA! This was one of the better beers I have had for this IPA type in a few months. Tropical, sweetness and hoppiness are the flavor features you will pick up with this beer and in texture it is smooth and light. As I said this New England IPA was one of the better ones I've had in recent months and is a far cry from a typical run of the mill New England IPA that a lot of breweries seem to be generating.

Perhaps I was too harsh on Tired Hands as a brand all those years ago when I first reviewed them. They do make some great beers, especially their milkshake IPAs. Somehow I like this place better than the smaller Tired Hands brewery down the road, despite the fact that on the surface the brewpub feels like it's more my kind of place. While it's reminiscent of a warehouse, I appreciated that it's less claustrophobic than its sister location. The ambiance doesn't take a hit and this still feels like its own distinct brand. The beers are also still good, despite being told that the beers brewed in the smaller location tend to be better.