I was in the area and needed some Corona. The store is not…read morethat large but they use the space very wisely and have a huge selection of different beers. The staff where friendly and helpful. I will go there again when in the need for some more beer.

I had driven past Babcock Beer hundreds of times, thinking it was a keg n case distributor with no…read morecraft beer presence. I found their craft beer selection to be nice and diverse and the knowledgeble employee, a well-traveled homebrewer, enthusiastically recommended some beers based on styles and brand names that I mentioned. I like to try different beers and to find salespersons like this makes choosing a sixpack of beer a pleasant and social experience. Not a huge space but some thought has gone into their craft selection.

Don't bother shopping here. They'll advertise one price, not honor it, then take the signs down as…read moreyou leave. Go to bean beverage or Banksville beer instead.

Don't let one bad review ruin this place for you. They have a massive variety - one way or another…read morethey'll get you what you want here. They even sell weinstephaner Weizenbock, my favorite beer here!

We've been to Brew Gentlemen many times-today we went for the DoubleMex 2024 release. They were…read morehosting a bottle share and had a vertical tasting of the 2022, 2023, and 2024 versions which was cool for the special event. I always love their cozy and historic taproom. They incorporate a lot of historic Braddock art on the walls which is a nice touch. There is plenty of seating in the main taproom and the side room. The beers are always good at this spot. My favorites from them are the General Braddock's, Garden Party, and DoubleMex. They have a parking lot and plenty of street parking. Their sister restaurant, Braddock Public House, is right down the street.

Brew Gentlemen is top notch. They always have great beer, great selection and fair prices. I wish…read morethe venue was closer to me however. I've never had a bad experience at Brew Gentlemen. They make great stouts and IPA's.

This is located inside the historic William Penn Omni hotel where I was staying for an event. It…read morejust so happened to coincide with downtown Pittsburgh's St Patty Day celebration, so instead of venturing out on a Saturday for lunch and competing with crowds, I stayed at the hotel and wanted to bring food to my room for some peace and quiet. Things were a little hectic as it was busy for the celebration so it took me some time to figure out where to sit (it was open seating) and then to be served (the table next to me fortunately sent the waitress my way when they got their check). All in all, despite the craziness, the waitress was very nice and once I placed my order it came out fast. I took it to my room. I ordered the OWP Club, without tomato. For your side you have some choices .. fries, sweet potato fries, chips, salad, etc. I chose sweet potato fries. They were very good! My club was average but a nice hearty size and I really enjoyed the bread. Overall, average tap room look and menu and food quality. Not a place I would say "oh my gosh you need to go there!" But not a place I would advise against either. Just your average tap room in a not so average place!

Located inside the William Penn Omni hotel, a quaint little bar area that has plenty of TV's and…read moretables along with a bar area. It's not overly huge, but very good space that is comfortable and convenient if staying at the hotel. Super cool decor! They do offer food - we didn't order but saw some terrific dishes being delivered to nearby tables. We did order drinks. Had a Lemon Drop martini, Manhattans, and a Sidecar. All were delicious. They have a full bar so lots to pick from. The service was great!!!! Very attentive and quick with the drinks. Very nice spot to perch.

I noticed this place sold me 1+ year expired beer while in the parking lot. Came back in and they…read morerefused to even exchange my beer. In my life, I've never experienced such terrible customer service from a beer store. Literally insane.

Great selection, cashiers are always cool and the prices are whats to be expected for the area.read more

Probably my second favorite Pittsburgh Brewery so far! Stopped in for lunch on Saturday and were…read moreserved by Henry who was friendly and helpful. Ordered a flight and some smash burgers, really liked all the beers. Appreciate the use of their space and the industrial decor, We will be back! We tried the Mojo Joe Joe coffee blond - I don't even like coffee, but enjoyed the beer. Snafu - quite tasty Sa'wjest 43 Hefeweizen - my favorite! Grizzly bear grisette - my first grisette, liked it!

I stopped by here earlier tonight with my wife and kids. This wasn't my first trip to Lincoln…read moreAvenue Brewery and was probably closer to my fifth. The inside is bi-level, with the bar and some tables on the first floor and a smaller seating area upstairs that can accommodate around 20 people with three four-tops, a two-top, and a six-top. There was a TV showing the World Cup, and you could also see some of their brewing equipment. The red brick walls, red tile floors, Edison bulbs, pressure gauges, and large circular water shutoff valve all combined to give the space an industrial vibe. As I often do whenever I visit a brewery, I decided to go with a flight. At Lincoln Avenue Brewery that consists of four beers, and I chose the MoJo JoeJoe (Coffee Blonde), SNAFU (NEIPA), Aye Matey (Gose), and Grizzly Bear (Grisette). First up was the MoJo JoeJoe. It was nice and light with a pronounced coffee flavor that carried through the middle into the finish. I actually enjoyed this more than your typical coffee stout because the coffee was more prominent while still allowing the beer itself to come through. Second was the SNAFU. It started out smooth before plenty of hops took over and lingered through the finish. Next was the Aye Matey Sea Salt Lime Gose. After the IPA, this beer was refreshing with a good lime flavor. I got the sourness up front, followed by the coriander, before finishing with a strong lime note. It was one of the better gose beers I have had thanks to its balance of tartness and citrus. Last but certainly not least was the Grizzly Bear Grisette. It started crisp but then became surprisingly malty and slightly sweet through the middle and finish, which isn't what I normally associate with a grisette. Even so, it was enjoyable. Out of the four, my two favorites were easily the Coffee Blonde and the Gose. They are completely different styles, making it tough to pick an overall favorite. For dinner I chose the Reuben with potato wedges and smoky bacon aioli while my wife went with the chimichurri portobello flatbread. My Reuben was described as house-cooked corned beef, sauerkraut, homemade Thousand Island dressing, and Swiss cheese on grilled marble rye. My wife's flatbread featured a chimichurri sauce base with portobello mushrooms, roasted red peppers, and mozzarella. The timing of our food was a little odd. My wife's flatbread and my son's pizza arrived with my Reuben, my potato wedges came out a few minutes later, and then my daughter's grilled cheese followed about five minutes after that. My Reuben ended up being good. The marble rye was nicely buttered and toasted, there was plenty of tender corned beef and sauerkraut, and the sandwich was satisfying overall. I do wish there had been a little more Thousand Island dressing, though. My favorite part of the meal was actually the smoky bacon aioli that came with the wedges. It had a great smoky bacon flavor that kept me coming back for more. My wife thought her flatbread was good, although not quite as impressive as some of the other meals she has had here. The bottom line for me is that I would head back here again in the future. Both my wife and I enjoyed our meals, but the beers are really what stand out here and make Lincoln Avenue Brewery worth the visit.

We enjoyed Wiggle very much and it's always a stop when we are in town. We stopped in on a rainy…read moreMonday afternoon and found it to be very empty. Well, the website said that their kitchen was open when we got there the bartender let us know that it was in fact not open and that it was only beverage service. That was a slight disappointment to us as we probably would've hung out later if we could've been able to get food. I did a flight and tried the honey, the apple, the kilted barrel cast, and the Wapsie. Overall, I thought they were all pretty decent. The kilted definitely has a lot of peak and drinks very closely to a scotch. The honey one for me was my favorite and I ended up buying a bottle to bring home. My husband got an old-fashioned made with the Wapsie. He enjoyed it but liked it even more after the ice melted a bit. We were a little surprised that they close so early on a Monday but they close even earlier on Sundays so highly recommend that you pay attention to the operating hours if you're planning to visit.

Found this is drafts and forgot to post…read more Stopped in for a quick snack before the baseball game. Service was kinda slow, it wasn't the best experience. The cheese tax 9/10 Cheese was great. wasn't a fan of them with the bbq so we got ranch for dipping too.

always cold always stocked coolers the variety is amazing for those trying to cut back or just…read moreenjoy trying new beers. Clerks are knowledge about everything i asked. They are part of my journey for overcoming alcoholism

What to say about a place where you can take care of two vices in one stop...AMAZING! They have…read moreeverything you need when it comes to alcohol or tobacco. Not to mention that the staff here are super courteous and overly nice. They did a nice job on reusing the building (once a Hook N Fish), sad though, there is really no use for the patio off to the side now. But if you are in the Edgewood area and didn't want to have to fight your way to another place like this, it's very convenient. Be sure to check it out.