Jersey Cyclone Brewing Company — Restaurant in Franklin Township

Jersey Cyclone Brewing offers a welcoming, well-maintained taproom that’s perfect for both casual afternoons and lively evening gatherings. The space is bright, spacious, and ideal for everything from relaxed board game sessions to private events with larger groups.

Our favorite from the lineup last weekend was In the Flux, a raspberry lemonade sour that balances tart citrus with fresh berry notes. It drinks like a pitcher of classic lemonade given a playful adult twist — refreshing, lightly sweet, and easy to enjoy.

Bring their own food and friends for the perfect afternoon out of the house. And once the sun sets, the vibe shifts — the brewery hosts regular live music, adding a youthful energy to the dynamic space. Whether you’re there to unwind or celebrate, Jersey Cyclone delivers a wonderful...

The beer is good and the staff is attentive and courteous. BUT. JCB does not accept cash, but takes your credit card when you sit down and holds it, out of your sight, the whole time you are there. This is a weird and intrusive payment system that we've never seen anywhere else. More important, it's an open invitation for a less-than-moral employee to skim your card. And, in fact, our card was skimmed at or shortly after our second visit to JCB. This resulted in us not having the use of our joint card for a week until it was replaced. I can't say for sure that someone at JCB skimmed our card, but I can't say for sure that they didn't either, and we are very careful when we can be, We won't be back until they change their payment policy so that we can pay cash or keep our credit...

We live like 5 minutes from here and all in all the beer is pretty good. I usually go in and get a flight, and then fill a growler on my way out with one of the beers from the flight.

However, I’ve been disappointed the past few times. The reason is they don’t allow growler fills on any beer you choose. Some of the beers aren’t eligible to be filled. It doesn’t match up with alcohol percentage. There’s no rhyme or reason. We went there and the only options for filling a growler were unusual beer choices. Cranberry beer, spiced beer, etc. I would often go here after work and it was nice having the place to ourselves. Leaving disappointed for the last time earlier this evening I searched and I found a fantastic place in Middlesex that has no issues filling growlers. BUH BYE...