First beer after the half and my flight definitely hit the spot! Big space with plenty of…read moreindoor/outdoor spots to choose from. Didn't interact with staff much, but they seemed friendly enough when I was getting my beers. A nice spot to wind down. They had a taco vendor the Sunday I went & that was a 10/10. Worth the walk over the bridge from lawrenceville.

National acts appear here…read more Nice place to hold a party. Only complaint: get some nonalcoholic options

3/15/25 Ate List:…read moreNashville Hot Chicken Sandwich - 7.4 Fries - 7.2 Pittsburgh Sandwich Society kills it! Strange Roots is a great and a pleasant "nice weather" spot to me. On a tough corner in Millvale, but worth going out of the way for. Sandwich was delicious. Have gotten it before and will be getting it again. Hot but not really burning heat. The Chicken had a nice crisp to it and the bun held up a little better than most. Fries were addicting. The aioli is worth getting in addition. As a pair, both items together felt like a perfect ying and yang.

This was a nice surprise and great outside seating when the weather is nice. We once tried a bleu…read morecheese beer here. It was better than expected. I do really enjoy trying the unusual beer. Also they had Millie's ice cream sandwiches for a nice little snack.

"I vant to dvink your boooooze," I say to my husband, in my best Dracula voice…read more We decided to head down to Hauntoberfest where Eleventh Hour turned the German village into a haunted house. It was the best decision we have made yet this spooky season. Good beers, games, and fantastically creepy vibes. The outside was kept warm with fires and food trucks. Our whole party - age range from 2yo to 64yo - loved it.

Great community brewery. This spot has great indoor and outdoor seating. They are super dog…read morefriendly and often have food trucks. They also have a really diverse tap list with a variety of beer styles and NA options. This visit we came for their Fossil brew day event. They always have fun events and popup vendors. I've loved their German village as well which they open for special occasions. There are a few spots to park out front, but lots of street parking around the area. They're walking distance to other breweries and restaurants in Lawrenceville. The staff is always really nice and knowledgeable.

My parents and I went here after a college visit, and we just got some appetizers because we…read moreweren't too hungry, the pirogies were so good and there were also plenty of vegetarian options too! The staff working were also very friendly and helpful!

"It's an old bank, and the vault is still there!" My friends and I exclaim, entering Burghers. We…read morelove having something to explore along with enjoying a drink. This unique spot has some very cool features including pinball, remnants from its days as a bank, a second floor bar, and great daily specials. There's a dedicated parking lot outside which is nice to avoid Millvale street parking. I've been here twice now and both times the service is friendly and immediate. Beers are poured in correct German style glassware. My kids liked the food. Definitely look forward to coming back and have recommended it.

Stopped by on my recent trip to Pittsburgh and it was my favorite brewery of this season. I wish I…read morecould remember the names, but you can't go wrong with anything on their tap list.

3 - Good choice if you're in the area. Skip to the end to see my rating scale…read more Coven Brewing is a good place for a beer or two. It's small and missing a few of the things that really sell me on a brewery like outdoor seating and convenient good food. Their beer menu was IPA heavy when I was there, which is fine for me, but obviously not everyone is an IPA fan. The couple of beers I had were good though, and no regrets about stopping. There just happen to be a few other really good breweries in the area, so to be consistent with my rating scale, if I were going to drive half an hour to that area of Pittsburgh, I'd most likely choose one of the others. But if you're in Lawrenceville and find yourself around Allegheny Cemetery, then yes, please stop in here and have a couple of beers. You won't be disappointed if they have a style you like. My rating scale: 1 - Just don't 2 - You'll survive, but there are better choices close by 3 - Good choice if you're in the area 4 - I'd drive 30 minutes out of my way just to come here 5 - I'd try to convince my wife to drive an hour just to come here

I stopped by on my way to an appointment in the area. Ordered the burger which was truly one of the…read morebest I've ever had. It was made fresh and flavorful. I sat at the bar and the bartender was efficient and friendly. It seems like a nice neighborhood hangout.

We went for the first time to grab some simple food and beer. The venue is nice, spacious, etc…read more However, the food service was absolutely terrible. When we arrived it was almost empty. Maybe a few people at the bar and a couple of tables. We ordered nachos, burger, and a gyro. We waited over nearly 90 minutes for food. Every time we asked we were told the nacho cheese needed to be heated up. Funny that when the food arrived, the cheese on nachos was cold? The server/owner/whoever didn't seem concerned when I mentioned the time. If you want to have a beer, fine. If you have any desire to get your moneys worth buying any type of food, skip it. There are so many better options on Butler St. that serve the same beer with better service and food and/or food trucks who will be mindful of your order. Sad.

Stopped into Lolev for the first time on a Sunday afternoon just after they opened at 12. The…read morebartender was very friendly, greeted us, and was super helpful in showing us the space and walking us through the menu. She said they change their drafts pretty frequently. Currently, they are IPA and DIPA heavy, but within the next month or two we can expect some other options. I love the decor, the pastel colors, the exposed brick, and the casual and comfy seating areas. They offer rental spaces with very reasonable pricing. Parking is out front on Butler, but isn't nearly as chaotic as trying to park on the other end of Lawrenceville.

Good spot with a cool vibe in Lawrenceville…read more I have recently had some good beers from here like their wild ale and the Czech dark lager. They have are great big space including taproom seating, a lounge, and two larger areas in the back. They have some limited outside seating. Lolev usually has rotating food trucks and hosts fun events/comedians/music. There are cans available to grab in the taproom. There is street parking available. They are also Pittsburgh Brewers Guild members so you can get a stamp and prizes here.

I stopped by here earlier today with my wife for some evening beverages. I originally wasn't…read moreplanning on Acrospire, but it ended up being our audible whenever the Pirates game was ending at the same time we were heading out. The inside of this brewery has a relaxed, open vibe with plenty of natural wood tables, metal chairs, a visible brewing area in the back, and colorful string lights hanging across the ceiling. There's a chalkboard mural on the wall and a Pride flag (since it was Pride month) adding to the welcoming atmosphere. There's also a well-stocked kids corner with books, puzzles, games, and art supplies, which is a great touch for families like ours. Outside of the beer, it looks like they often host different food vendors inside the kitchen space. As I often do when visiting a new brewery, I decided to go with a flight. It consisted of five beers: Joe Brown (coffee brown ale), Hear No Evil (honey ginger wheat), Honeycomb (oat honey ale), ChatBRU (west coast IPA), and Apple Pie Sour (sour ale). First up was the Joe Brown and it started with a solid coffee flavor and finished with rich toasted malts. Up second was the Hear No Evil which was A bold honey ginger wheat with ginger dominating from start to finish, leaving a lingering spice on the palate. Thurs was the Honeycomb which has Sweetness from the honey hit up front, followed by a more mellow oat finish. Fourth was the ChatBRU which was Smooth at first before diving into hoppy bitterness that lingered long after the sip. Last and certainly not least was the Apple Pie Sour. My first sip was mostly the cinnamon and sugar rim, which added a nice touch with a little salt on the finish. The second sip, without the rim, delivered a strong apple flavor that lingered nicely. I could absolutely see how they named it, as it genuinely tasted like apple pie. Out of the bunch, I ended up liking the Apple Pie Sour the most, closely followed by the Joe Brown. The bottom line for me is that I would head back here again in the future. I enjoyed my beers, and my wife and I found it to be a super chill place. We loved that we could possibly bring our kids thanks to the thoughtful kids corner.

Another stroll down memory lane with an old yinzer. I remember when this was "the 412" and even…read morebefore that the "Shaler lounge." The inside has been completely remodeled now to suit the brewery. There's games for kids, TVs with sports on, and a nice atmosphere. Beers are good and bartenders were friendly. We will look forward to coming when it's warmer so the garage doors can open up.

Food, yes! Service, absolutely yes!…read moreAmbiance, needs a bit more gnome-ness! 10/10 Parking yes, but Uber, Lyft better for everyone!

No complaints about Blue Sparrow. The food was amazing and so accommodating. I have a nut, dairy…read moreand egg allergy & they let me look at the dairy free cheese ingredients to make sure it was all good! The pizza was amazing. My girl friends and I came after four years of me wanting to come here. I love Gravel Grinder and live close to an OTB so heard of Dancing Gnome from that. Finally made our way there and well, make sure you do not bring young kids. My friend had an 18 month old with us and as she was BUYING a beer from them, the guy who worked there asked if she "could keep the screaming to a minimum." An eighteen month old!!! And Mother's Day is tomorrow, nice. He said that they had to draw a line somewhere and he wasn't kidding. The 18 month old was not running around screaming crying all day. We were outside having the kids play and when my friend was buying a beer he got a bit fussy and was told to keep it to a minimum. Needless to say, we will NOT be coming back. If you have small children, I would not suggest this place. Super disappointing. I've always hyped their beer and place up and now I can't support it. We ended up going to Grist House and it was a WAY better vibe and WAY busier...I wonder why. I should have known when their sign said no dogs allowed.

Updating my review since its been several years. I have been to Hitchhiker multiple times. I never…read morehave an issue with street parking. It was winter so we were strictly indoors tonight but there is plenty of seating inside. There are multiple board games to grab and play. Hitchhiker has one of my favorite beers EVER- Bane of Existence. It is seriously SO good! Service is great and they typically have a food truck out front. You can check the website ahead of time. We will definitely be back!

Hitchhiker can be a great option whether you are stopping in for a quick beer solo or hanging out…read morewith a group. They have tons of space, which is great. They usually have good music going. Service is formerly. They have a wide variety of beer on tap. Plus, hey they have beer ice cream. We stopped in recently on a few occasions. They did a couple of different infusion releases of Oreo Speedwagon, which is one of our favorite Hitchhiker beers. The first they did was Dirty O Speedwagon, with chocolate pudding and gummy worms. Then they did King Size Speedwagon which was conditioned on Halloween candy. Both were great and it's fun to try different versions of a beer you know and love. We also tried the beer ice cream with Oreo Speedwagon in it and topped with cookie crumbs. It was a tasty little treat to have something different.