Isaac's Craft Kitchen & Brewery - Wyomissing

Walked in cause my stretch zone girl recommended it here. I am very much impressed this place will not disappoint. I had a scarlet ibis sandwich trio with chips, broccoli cheese potatoe tots (house made) the service the food the vibe is great! Feels like you’re around family kinda. Very clean and well put together, price point is fair. Definitely a hidden gem. Will be coming back and I suggest to anyone to come visit. Can’t wait to coma back and try everything else on their menu.

It was freezing in there like we had coats on and we were still cold. The palace was clean. The food was ok. Free parking. The strawberry lemonade was yummy.

I hadn't been here in years and have been here 3 times in the past month or 2. Everything we've gotten has been amazing. Love the quesadillas, the cheese ball things, soups and each of that sandwiches we've gotten have been great. My wife loves the broccoli salad and salads.

This used to be a hip, quirky little sandwich chain in eastern PA that propagated a fun 80s vibe in the stores and sold upscale, delicious sandwiches that were playfully named after various birds. Only the last part of that sentence is still true. In the past 5? 6? years, this chain has plummeted in quality. I remember going here many years ago - 10 - 20 years - and this place was loaded with cool 80s-style retro neon lighting, the servers were attentive and happy, and the food was excellent, though a bit pricey. I recently tried Isaac's again and was absolutely shocked by how much smaller the sandwiches are now. For instance, the Scarlet Ibis, my go-to sandwich years ago, is now nothing but a small, barely 6", flattened, meager sandwich that looks as if it was prepared at a gas station.

Great soups and great sandwiches. I ordered a Pterodactyl along with a bowl of chili. Sampled the creamy tomato and a Rugged Grouse. We were sat quickly, restaurant was clean and staff was polite and friendly. At the table we had a small bowl of pickled items which were tasty but not comparable to a some of Jewish Delis I've been in. Soup was delicious! Chili was hearty with plenty of beans, but not too many. A dollop of sour cream and some mild spicing. The only add on I would do is a small bit of bread with it. The creamy tomato was equally good and filling. Croutons on top instead of tortilla chips on the chili, but a delicious soup none the less. The sandwiches were very good and seemed small but when paired with a soup hit the spot! I had a Pterodactyl with plenty of salami, smoked ha