Chalfont will soon be putting a pin on the local brewery map and joining Bucks County's vibrant craft beer scene.
In collaboration with Fusion Kitchen, Hatboro-based Crooked Eye Brewery will open a second permanent location inside the restaurant in the New Britain Village Square Shopping Center, offering craft beer daily starting May 4. It will be. Derby themed menu.
The partnership between the two companies began in November when Fusion Kitchen began hosting Crooked Eye Brewery pop-ups every Friday.
Those nights gained so many fans that the husband-and-wife team of Fusion chefs Walt and Christine Marshall, who started their restaurant and catering business in 2021, say it's a relationship worth building. I believed it strongly.
“It's going to be something different for Chalfont and we're excited to bring it to town,” Christine said.
For Paul Mulherin and his partners Jeff Mulherin and Paul Hogan, the opportunity to expand their 11-year-old brewery into Bucks County while partnering with another family-owned business was a perfect match.
“It's not just a kitchen, it's a family atmosphere with the employees and everyone. That's exactly how we feel at the brewery, it's a family atmosphere, so we thought it was a good fit.” said Mulherin.
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The Fusion Kitchen underwent a minor renovation to create a dedicated bar where Crooked Eye Brewery will serve its own craft beers, craft cocktails, Pennsylvania ciders, wines and spirits.
The satellite location will offer a rotating selection of draft beers from eight taps, as well as guest taps showcasing other local breweries. Cans, crowlers, and growlers are also available for takeout.
The brewery features a number of local bands and musicians performing fusion on Friday and Saturday nights.
The restaurant's menu features a selection of dishes that pair well with the beers on offer, as well as many other popular new releases.
When is Fusion Kitchen and Crooked Eye Brewery in Chalfont open?
Fusion Kitchen and Crooked Eye are open every day except Sunday and have the following business hours:
- Monday to Thursday: 11am to 9pm
- Friday and Saturday: 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. (kitchen open until 10 p.m.)
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Fusion Kitchen offers 'a taste of the urban Chalfont'
Fusion Kitchen first opened in 2021 and initially focused primarily on catering and takeout during the COVID-19 pandemic, but has since grown and promoted its dine-in restaurant.
Our seasonally changing menu highlights a variety of flavors inspired from around the world through unique dishes that focus on fresh, health-conscious ingredients.
The restaurant provides a blank canvas for Chef Walt to bring more than 30 years of experience, including internationally renowned chefs Masaharu Morimoto and Jose Garces under Philadelphia's Stephen Starr. This includes the 10 years he worked under him.
“We're trying to make simpler dishes with better quality ingredients,” he says. “This is a taste of the city of Chalfont.”
Customer favorites include drunken mussels, Cubano sandwiches, wings, ribs, and fusion donuts with macaroni and cheese and pulled pork or buffalo chicken.
The menu also includes salads, soups, flatbreads, appetizers, sandwiches, burgers, tacos, daily dinners and chef specialties. Many items are made with gluten-free ingredients, and sandwiches can also be ordered on gluten-free bread upon request.
Our catering services and private chef's table offer custom menus created for any theme or occasion.
go: 4275 County Line Road, Chalfont; 267-477-1494; fusionkitchenchalfont.com; crookedeyebrewery.com
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Reporter Michelle Haddon covers local news, small business, economic development, community revitalization, and arts and culture for PhillyBurbs.com's The Intelligencer and Bucks County Courier Times. Please consider supporting local journalism with a subscription.
