Actually, I rate Gristhouse Beer Crib at 4.5, but have no option to do so…read more Familiar with the Millvale location, I did a double take when we passed this Rt 8 location because we had just moved into the area. It didn't take us long to make this a regular place to go. The beers are great, although my favorites are juicy IPAs and I tend toward this style. The staff there is mostly friendly, we all have off days. ;) The food, from Freedom Farms, is very good and offers generous portions. I deducted a half point from my review because they do not keep an updated menu on their website. The beer selection is updated regularly, though. We went last week, expecting to have dinner and beer to get us out of the house because we were going winter stir-crazy, and were surprised to find food truck-style offerings from a bbq place instead of our favorite Freedom Farms fare.. It was pretty good, but as a warning to those who are unfamiliar, when you order "pulled brisket" what you get is a scoop of meat in a paper bowl. There was a brocolli salad that sounded good for $5, but at that point the line was long and I just didn't want to bother. Husband thought that the pulled pork mac&cheese was really good. I will return again on a Thursday to check out the taco food truck, it may be more what I want from a meal. Can't wait for warmer weather, we love sitting outside in the greenhouse area. The main building can get pretty loud, especially when a lot of kids are running free.

"I think they're playing my iPod," I thought, after the fourth song in a row came on that I could…read morejam to. "This is so relaxing." For "new (to me) brewery Sunday" we stopped at the beer crib after a trip up north for a bit. The atmosphere outside is very relaxing in the flowery greenhouse and swings. There's plenty of seating between those options plus the corn silos. There's a disc golf course as well as a kitchen that has a smoky smell that was amazing. Bartenders offered quick service. It has about half the tap list vs the millvale location, not sure if that was just due to the end of the weekend or if that's normal. But only 5-6 beers. Thoroughly enjoyed this stop, wish it was closer!

Kay-Won what an outstanding meal!! The dumplings, fried chicken and crabcakes so good at the…read more restaurant but also in the evening when we had the leftover!! Samantha and I will be back.

From the owner: The Grist House Beer Market offers customers an extensive tap list of Grist House beers, delicious…read moreKorean inspired food by Pocha by Kye-Won, a unique indoor space, and an outdoor area to enjoy. This location brings a new Grist House experience to the Saxonburg community.

The beer is good. The food is so-so. The ambiance is nice. I really do like their flagship,…read morewhich says a lot because many beer brewers make mistakes, but I have no complaints with these brews!

I found this gem because I was in the area for a work event and checked to see if their was a Pour…read moreTour location nearby. What a great find! I was surprised to see it already packed at 4:00 on a weekday, but I soon found out why. They have a great selection of drinks, food and the staff was wonderful. Their food menu has appetizers, entrees and pizzas. It was nice because there was a variety of price options and both smaller and larger portion options. I ordered one of the flatbreads and it was delicious! Packed with flavor, bread not soggy and loaded with ingredients. I sampled a few beers and settled on their seasonal brew (I'm not remembering the name). It was happy hour, so I was pleasantly surprised that my beer was $1 off from the price on the menu board. The inside feels cozy and welcoming. I really enjoyed the decor. I was told their wings are great and they have wing specials, so I'm sure I'll come back to try their wings!

The craft beer selection was really nice. They also offered for non-craft beer drinkers craft…read morecocktails and those were really on point. The food was amazing.

A group of ten of us went in for dinner and trivia. As the second person ordered, they ran out of…read morebuns. This was 30 minutes after opening. This is a place that serves majority of burgers. The person who got the last burger bun, it was stale. I wasn't told I was getting mine on white (stale) toast. The remainder of the people couldn't order half the menu because they were out of everything so they were stuck with mostly fried appetizers. Three of the girls never received their appetizer therefore it when it finally came after we told the server, it was after they ate their meal. Really poor experience. A shame because it could be fun as they have trivia Thursday. The mc for trivia was great but the kitchen is very poorly equipped. Won't return. Embarrassing experience as I brought these 9 other girls with me for trivia.

Stunning. Breathtaking.Bucket List Worthy…read more I've been to hundreds of breweries all of the country and this is top 5 for the venue alone. They could sell water and I would still give it 5 stars. Add this to your list and you won't be disappointed. The beer hit the spot. Not mind blowing but didn't detract from the epic scenery of this destination brewery. I tried the cold IPA but went with a pint of their Vienna Lager. I will never make a trip up the 79 without stopping here.

First time here and very disappointed. While the views were breathtaking, it couldn't offset how…read moreincredibly rude the staff was. Ruined the entire vibe, felt like an inconvenience to ask for tastings even. But tried a few of the beers on tap and they left a horrible aftertaste. Only positive is it's a byof establishment and live music was good. Will not be back though.

First visit here as I am rarely over this way. Parking is a little hard I found. Not sure if I…read moremissed anything or not. It's beside Cafe Monaco and if it's busy good luck finding a spot nearby. I went mid day on a Sunday and after some circling the block found a nearby spot. I think the venue itself is very nice. It's fresh looking and inviting. Because it was one of the warm days recently they had the whole front opened up and that was nice. It seems to have a hometown client base, I say that because everyone seemed to know each other or at least someone else there. They had a food truck setting up when I was there but I don't try it. The selection, while not huge was solid. I decided to try a DIPA and a TIPA and both were decent. The folks working were accommodating. If I get back over that way I'll be sure to stop by and try another drink or two.

"Finally, something I can sink," I say, finding myself a pint rather than a putt after the U.S…read more Open. I'm a lousy golfer but certainly appreciated a cold drink after walking around the golf course all day. Local Remedy is a brewery in Oakmont. It is in the main business district. Garage doors open to offer fresh air. There are picnic tables outside and they encourage you to order from any of Oakmont's various restaurants. The staff is extremely friendly, offering quick service and great recommendations. There were non-alcoholic options for those who did not drink in our party. We enjoyed it enough that we came back twice over three days.

I had to try the hot dogs because I am doing a hot dog tour. It was a big hot dog!! I got the Rocco…read moreand my bestie got the buster. We both enjoyed them!! I will say I wish the bun was smaller, it is just too much bread. The onion rings were great. The sugar pretzel was good could use a little more seasoning on it though.

Full disclosure, i attended a birthday party here. We were in the outdoor area which is nice…read morebecause there is cover and it is behind the building and not along the roadway. I never could understand why people eat outside in downtown places where cars drive by them 5 feet away. The beers were OK, nothing really special but OK. They have a little bar outside so getting a refill was quick and easy. The don't serve any kind of hard spirits. My wife isn't a beer drinker so one of the bartenders at the inside bar mixed her up a drink with seltzer and something else(tea) which she found to be quite tasty, so i tipped her generously for having the ambition to please a customer. Where they fell down IMO was their pizza. It just wasn't very good. We had several versions of their Sicilian to choose from. The cheese was generous, but the crust was doughy and heavy, the sauce was flavorless, and the toppings were very stingy. A big piece of Sicilian pizza with 3 slices of pepperoni is not good. I checked out their menu and was stunned at the prices they are getting for those pizzas. WAY overpriced. Of course i didn't have to pay for them since it was a party, but knowing what their pizza is like i would never go back there and pay those prices. The wings were just OK, pretty mediocre. Parking is a joke. No where near enough spots for the size of the place. Overall it was just OK, i would not return. There are better places for the same or less money.

Having tried this brewery's offerings at a couple festivals, I was excited to be in the area to hit…read morethe physical space. When searching the menu, I noticed that if you sign up for the mailings, you get a $2 pint - customer win #1..... We got there and the bartender was super friendly, letting us grab some samples, all of which seemed pretty good. I ended up getting the hazy NEIPA, which was stellar, minimal bitterness. Also had a pint of the strawberry cheesecake sour, which I guess is popular. It was very good, but a bit too sweet/sour for a full pint. Great selection of beer, upper tier brewery in greater Pittsburgh, stellar prices and I'll be baaaaaack. There was a band playing on the patio, not my thing, a "suburban barbeque joint / sauce rockabilly" typa group....but it's fine. View was great on the patio, river was calm, allowing us to enjoy the saucy rock while the sun went down. See y'all again, saucy rock or not.

Went for the Penn Hills Library Jane Austen book club and really enjoyed it! I had the Raspberry…read moreCheesecake Sour -- so good. The vibe is cute they have a board game corner and doggy accessories for sale too. Dogs are allowed on the patio but not inside. It was a little chilly for the patio but I took a look around. It's be a very cute set up on a warm day. The bar tender was very attentive and let me and my friend try a couple samples before making a purchase. Would definitely recommend! It's card only so be aware of that.

Fun place, good beer, and yummy food. Service, not so much. Harmony is a nice little town, I love…read moreit. Threezy...

One of the best patty melts I've ever had!! We had a few drinks outside and then got a table…read more Drinks: the 9-5-7 beer is light and tasty. Only $3? It's a steal (this just may have been the deal for the night... not entirely sure.) I also appreciate they have more than just beer. There are cocktails, wines, and seltzers, which I appreciate as someone who doesn't love beer. The Food: our group got fried pickles, which were so good. Tasty breading and a good bar snack. My patty melt was phenomenal. The patties were loaded with that classic smash burger flavor, and it had all the fixings that I love. Also, sweet potato fries are a must! They also have a peanut butter and jelly burger - I can't wait to try it!

Had a very nice stop in here for lunch with a friend. Ordered an IPA to drink, and I have to admit…read moreI was underimpressed...seemed rather mild to bland, actually. The food though? My Mediterranean Stromboli was great, and I think my friend Kat enjoyed her chicken sandwich. The server - Riley - was outstanding. Very professional and congenial. The owner is lucky to have found her. The place is set up really nice, but the walls are essentially bare. The owner needs to spruce the walls up with artwork. At least hand up a neon sign with the name of the place on the wall behind where the musicians play. Decorate this great spot!

We decided to try something new...Essential Fermentation was where we drove to...nondescript store…read morefront we would have drove past had it not been for the GPS...not busy at all and we were greeted immediately by Riley...I ordered an Old Fashioned which was quite decent...their Onion Rings were lightly breaded..thin and crispy... I ordered the Nashville Hot Chicken Sandwich...there was too much breading on the chicken making it hard to bite through...description said served on a Kaiser Bun but after working in a bakery I know the difference between Kaiser and Hamburger Buns...open since 2022 there is nothing on the walls...no art...no murals...nothing but paint...found this odd...from my standpoint...the best thing about this establishment is Kiley!!!