Delray Craft

Just drove 30 minutes here and it’s not even open lol

Very cool atmosphere and experience. The DJ was great. Tried to eat at the Chinese restaurant but after waiting over 30 minutes for our food we asked for a refund since half of our party had already eaten and had to leave.

Delray Craft has a great selection of local craft beers and ciders. It is located in the Delray Beach market which is currently going under major changes. The four stars is for the selection and price during happy hour. I am hopeful that the redesign and new tenants in this market will improve the Delray Beach Market.

Says they're open until 11, showed up at 9:30 and no one was behind the bar. Football game ends at 9:45, everyone gets up to leave and a guy at the bar gets up and walks behind the bar. Would have loved a beer but would rather not spend my money at a place that doesn't care about their customers. Beer selection wasnt good anyway.

Good vibe with Good staff.

Good selection of local beers!

I stopped in to get a drink during a night out at the market with a friend. Although they are more well known for their 32 craft beers, they also have a case stocked with wine in a can and sodas. I just ordered a hard cider made by Broski Ciderworks, one of my favorite cider places and it was of course delicious. I think I paid $7 plus tip, not too bad. A can of soda is $4 which is ridiculous to me. Most of the prices at the market are a real turn off. Delray Craft is attached to Alpine 210 Sausage which seems to be one of the better values in the market. They have a giant Bavarian pretzel ($10), a sausage plate for $6, and Da Classic, a sausage link on a pretzel bun is $9. Next to the $4 a slice pizza place this is one of the cheaper food options. If you want to grab a beer and quick bite without breaking the bank, this would be a good choice in the Market.