Holly W.

Word on the street: the wife runs the brewery and the husband runs that 7 time world pizza winning establishment. Ample parking, outside area, cool rustic vibe inside. Nice staff..Plenty of options for beer and Sicilian pizza with burrata? Yes please! Not the best, not the worst. But a great meet up place for our first Pittsburgh area stop.

Tina S.

We checked out dough daddy a few weekends ago. Very cool spot with a big outdoor space. I do wish the outside space had more grass and less gravel so we could bring our dog without worrying about her getting super dirty. The beers were good and the food was really good. Loved the humongous soft pretzel with cheese dip and mustard. The pizzas were very good but needed more sauce. My biggest complaint on the pizzas are the price. They were very large pizzas but still being $30+ (might have even been $35 or $36) for the full size was a bit steep. The nachos were also fantastic (but why was the shredded cheese on top not melted?). We went on a Sunday and I believe we didn't have a server.. we had to order everything from the bar. Generally liked it and will probably be back.

Kate S.

This place brought a different vibe with a brewery that was oh so casual and a little of the normal travel path for this city gal....but worth it. I loved my New England IPA (Hazy Daddy Dazy, I believe) and the sour (Mr. Yum Guava) was pretty good too, but what really stole my heart was the pizza -- tavern style with pepperoni. It was soo good . The staff was nice and the bartender , Jamie, provided recommendations and selections for food for us first timers. It was a great experience and I plan to return. @doughdaddybrewery is a must stop for good pizza, beer, and vibes

Carinne H.

"Dough daddy," I said. "D'oh daddy?" My husband asks in response. "No, dough," "Ohh, Doe," "No! Dough!! o-u-g-h!" "Oh you gee ache? What does that mean?" Currently, we are still in this weird "who's on first" loop. We may never escape. As part of our "new brewery Sunday" initiatives we went to Dough Daddy before catching the Sunday concert at Hartwood. As an old yinzer, I remember when this was strange roots. It's a big space with lots of open indoor and outdoor seating. Some tables are covered and some are direct sun. Dogs are welcome outside and there's a small stage for a band.

Bob J.

I wanted to love this place, with pizza by Caliente, one of my favorite pizzas. But they overbooked with a birthday party. The kitchen lost our pizza order and we waited for two hours for our meal. They were out of wings, out of sour beer, out of one seltzer. No malty beer on the menu but they had a porter not on the menu. Overall it seems like it could be a good experience but we were very disappointed. Inadequate parking so you end up parking on gravel at a neighboring business. Concrete floors may be cold on winter and create a noisy environment. Beautiful outdoor space in good weather in the beer garden. Garage door opens up to let in cool breezes which is nice. Kvass was delicious. Porter strong coffee notes. Onion rings appetizer hot and good, with a spicy barbecue sauce I really enjoyed. Two hours later, when the pizza arrived, it was barely above room temperature and not as good as at Caliente IMHO. May try this place again but this visit was unsatisfactory.

Karen H.

We went to PizzaFest at Dough Daddy on Sunday and it was a great venue for it!! There was plenty of seating and space for all the vendors and booths to spread out. It was nice that we were kind of separated from the rest of Dough Daddy's patrons who were mostly inside and we could go inside and use the restroom. It was a little tough finding parking in the lot with the amount of people and cars there but we managed and it didn't take us too long.

Amanda H.

We finally got the chance to stop in at Dough Daddy Brewery and were so glad we did! From the sound of it, this place gets busy during the summer and Fridays/Saturdays when they have live bands. We went on a rainy Wednesday afternoon, but there were still several other tables filled with hungry (and thirsty) guests. We sat at the bar and Lauren was AWESOME. She was super attentive and answered any questions we had about the menu and the brewery itself. I tried their sour beer (zungenbrecher papa with plum) and my husband got a flight of 4 beers. Everything was delicious. We also tried the mommy juice cocktail with pomegranate. We learned their syrups are all made in-house, which I love! We ordered the Van Veslor 4 cut pizza. I love all the different names and descriptions for the food. It adds a unique and personal touch. The pizza itself was incredible. The crust was light and airy but the edge was crispy! The toppings were fresh and plenty. One piece was pretty filling. They have a merch store inside the brewery with a nice selection. I love the little thrifted section with pitchers, glasses, and more! You can also find some special ice cream in the cooler. We are already planning our trip back. We had a great experience and can't wait to stop in again!

Brandywyne D.

5 BIG STARS. FOOD-AMAZING. BEER-AMAZING. VIBES-SPECTACULAR. My husband and I love to go to new breweries around Pittsburgh every other weekend and I'm so happy we decided to go here. There's an inside and a beer garden so we preferred beers and pizza and sat outside on a gorgeous sunny day. This place is exactly the type of brewery we both love with a laid back nature but delicious food and drinks. Can't wait to go back in the fall to try seasonal options.

Tom C.

We had the meatball appetizer and it was excellent. The meatballs were flavorful and the garlic bread was a nice touch. I had the Pittsburghers panini and it was super! The cheese blend was great and the the pepper medley added to it. The sausage was slices thin and it made it easier to eat. Onion rings were . We also got the 4 cut Sicilian with ricotta, pepperoni, and sliced meatball (Bakerstown). I was underwhelmed by the beers, but they were OK. Sit inside if u want a server....if u sit outside u have to come inside and wait in a line to order food or beers. It's a cool space and both inside and outside look fun. Sicilian pizza takes a long time...so put that order in early.

Tom T.

I was nervous about trying Dough Daddy Brewing, I had just read a bad review a few days before I went there. I'm glad I didn't listen to the review. The seating area is very open. There was a band playing, so we tried to sit further away rather than up front. Good band that night. Our waitress was very friendly and went over the menu with us. When our pizza came out, even though it was a Sicilian pizza, the dough was light and airy. I am very glad I went. I even went back with a couple of family members who came up from out of town. They truly enjoyed it too! I hope you give it a try, I did, and I'll definitely be going back again.

Ken L.

This spot is pretty cute! I love all their outdoor space and the inside of the brewery is pretty big too. I like that they have so many beer options and also non beer options and NA options. I wish their seltzer had less of a beer taste but I get that everyone has their own way of brewing. They do mocktails too! I liked the mango peach flavor for the mommy juice cocktail. Staff were pretty nice too! They also do pizza here and I will have to try it next time! We were here for PizzaFest so there was an event going on. This is a great event space!

Liz G.

Dough Daddy Brewery is a new business where Strange Roots used to be. The service was ok. It seemed that the bartenders got overwhelmed with a crowd which is understandable but definitely could have been more friendly. The outdoor space is awesome, plenty of seating (in and out of shade). They had live music while we were there & it's dog friendly. Parking - The gravel lot fills up pretty quickly as there's not a ton of spots for a location quite this large. Unfortunately, I wouldn't come back for the beer/cocktails. I would, however, absolutely come back for the pizza and atmosphere! We had the Purple and White Trail Loop pizza and it was to die for. I'm still thinking about it. The crust was so light and fluffy with a nice crunch. The toppings were piled high and delicious. A full sized pizza easily fed 4 hungry adults. We tried the following drinks - Dough Mommy Mango Seltzer, Dough Mommy cocktail, Uno Mas Cerveza, Hazy Dough Dazy IPA. Unfortunately no one in our group was thrilled with any of these drinks. Hopefully it gets better over time.

John T.

Dough Daddy is an understatement. It's Dough GRAND Daddy. This is where carbs go to be elevated to a level beyond greatness. With a welcoming atmosphere and instantaneous service, you will be enjoying a cold one and favorite dough fantasy sooner than you think. From the Pretzel that is bigger than my wife to the monstrous Sicilian Pies to the ultra thin Tavern pies, the only thing difficult is gauging your eyes to your stomach. Sit inside or enjoy the outside with the Beer Garden.