Chef Ray already has a great little restaurant up in Calcutta... now he has expanded to downtown…read moreEast Liverpool with a magnificent Sports Bar and Grill. The bar area features five large screen televisions. The dining area is big with a full view of all the TV's. During warmer months, this establishment has pull up garage doors to open the place to beautiful warm Summer nights. Daily Specials and Happy Hour Specials. The menu is fabulous with all kinds of selections ranging from appetizers, lunch, burgers, specialty sandwiches, and dinners. So far, we've enjoyed the Philly Steak Sandwich and the mouth watering Open Face Prime Rib Sandwich. As always, Chef Ray has one of the best fish sandwiches in the entire area.

Second time visiting this restaurant and brought friends who have never been. Ordered 3 prime rib…read moredinners and they were sub par. Manager Tressa pretty much didn't care . We told her we would not come back and she just shrugged her shoulders. Our friends couldn't even eat their dinner.

Since I grew up around this area it was interesting to see the large photos they have displayed of…read morewhat East Liverpool years ago. Being able to go in the vault of the old bank was also interesting. The service was really good and our food was very good. I had the steak salad and it was superb.

The food was just okay, but the service was extremely poor. Our waitress seemed like she was…read morestationed on another planet--she had very little patience and made us feel as though she had better things to do. We were still eating our appetizer when she tried to take our plates away because our main course was almost ready. To top it off, she forgot our dessert. I would recommend staying away from this place.

I was visiting family in Chester, West Virginia and looking for a great spot to buy some local and…read morehard to find microbrews (I am from Maine and was looking for things I can not get there.) After finding out "beer worlds" only really carried Budweiser and other generic tasteless beers I looked to beeradvocate and they told me about Rayl's Market, what a gem! I was impressed with the amount of microbreweries they carried and the enthusiasm the man behind the counter had for them. He helped me hand select some great beers based on our likes. Great beer, great service! So if you're looking for more than BudLite in your life, Rayl's is the place for you!

This is such a great establishment. Greenhouse, brewery, winery, gift shop. People were playing…read moregames, sitting outside and just enjoying the atmosphere. The staff made me a special drink with a sugar rim and umbrella.

This place has everything that you need from plants, to pastries, beer and wine. How much better…read moredoes it get. We stopped as I had this place on my radar for a while to try the beer out. i had a sample of 4 small beers and my wife had 4 wines. $7 each for the sampling. I thought the beers were good. Liked the one that I think is the standard "Nippy Tipple" all of the beers and brewery itself is around the theme of coal mining. The wines were very good as well. My wife and daughter loved the greenhouse obtaining flowers and plants that they thought were a good fit and purchased. I'll be back to obtain some wine supplies as I see that they sell. Overall good experience, like to come back and have more time to enjoy the beer.

This cute pub is divided into three areas to accommodate everyone's fun visit. The bar area has…read morehigh top tables for enjoyable get togethers, while thru the open door way are low top tables which aid in providing a more intimate atmosphere. There is also a big patio area which is wonderful for a warm spring day, or a cozy summer night. The menu contains unique items amongst its standard fare. We went with the "Polish bowl", the " Italian bowl" and the cheesesteak. The Polish bowl contained pirogies that would rival any church lent takeaway. Accompanying them was kielbasa, sauerkraut, bacon, with side of sour cream and butter. Large portions, delicious taste. The Italian bowl consisted of four enormous meatballs. The flavor reminded me of my mom's who was taught by her neighbor who was from Italy. So very delectable. I took two of the four home and made two meatball subs from them- again, so enormous. The Grumpy Beaver does not skimp on quantity, but maintains a very high level of quality. The cheesesteak equaled two you would receive from anywhere else. The inclusion of sirloin, Swiss cheese accompaniment, and the local Mancini bakery bread ( long roll) will stand against anything you get from Philly. This was scrumptious. For dessert we chose a Dubai torte, and a banana peanut butter pie. Both did not let us down, with the heavenly flavor exploding in each bite. Our waitress Gabby was sweet and very accommodating. We will be back, and you should try it!

Enjoyed a great evening outside. Service was excellent, and the gin basil smash cocktail, the…read moreReuben rolls and our salads were amazing! Would definitely recommend

Great atmosphere, cool drinks and amazing Flat Bread Pizza, Paul the owner is great!! Bartenders…read moreare super friendly and knowledgeable, great Bourbons-highly recommend the place!!

Brewlounge is AWESOME. Simply awesome…read more Great drinks. Super friendly staff. Indoor bar, dining + overstuffed chair & couch sitting areas. Well managed. We absolutely loved it. THEY ALSO HAVE an outdoor cigar smoking enclosure with heaters and ventilation fans. It has comfy patio furniture with cushions, and the temperature stays reasonably lukewarm even when it was snowing outside (it was). They have a good wine selection, a few nice ports, and some good cigars. I'm told the best thing is the monthly whisky + cigar event. Unfortunately, we weren't in town for it, but I'm told it's awesome. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED...!!!

Decent sized Brewery pub. Classic brewery atmosphere with wall decorations. I had the current Pale…read moreAle. The beer was good, fresh and bold. There is ample seating in the main area and additional seating throughout the brewery. They also have games available to play. Only had time for one, but it was good. Worth a stop if in the area.

Cobblehaus is a local brewery in the heart of Coraopolis that never disappoints. The staff is…read moreamazing and the draft beer options are great. There are also cocktails, wines, and a whiskey selection. Currently, there are 16 beer choices, one cider, and a hard seltzer option that can be made in five different flavors. There is also an NA beer choice along with a pop variety. 32oz and 64oz growlers can be filled to-go. There is no food in house, but a food truck schedules to be here on the weekends. Check their website for more information. Kids are welcome as long as they are supervised by a guardian. Parking is never too difficult to find because there is a lot next to the building as well as street parking. There is a handful of tables and bar seating throughout the brewery, and there are some outdoor tables by the food truck. I always enjoy the vibes at Cobblehaus. The music is at a comfortable volume and the place is always very clean. I will continue to hang out here!!

Diverse menu. Average prices. Quaint decor with the beer…read moresigns! Ruben sandwich was huge and so good! Lots of corned beef! There was fish sandwich wing and salad, cheeseburger, Cuban sandwich. Club sandwich. Huge portions. Lots of beer choices. I am not a beer drinker but others enjoyed the selections

Stopped at Bridgetown with a coworker in between jobs. She had never been there. As most people who…read moreare first time visitors, she was pleasantly surprised at what lay inside the non-descript outside facade. Many people pass by thinking it's a total dive bar, but inside (once your eyes adjust to the slight darkness) it's cozy & friendly. They have GREAT sandwiches & burgers & the prices are affordable. Often there is one person bartending & waiting tables. Our server today was doing both & was very friendly & re-filled our Diet Cokes often. My friend had the prime rib French dip & I had the smash burger. We both got seasoned fries. Everything was great. I hadn't stopped in for well over a year, so glad I had time. Recommended!

Straight up, there should be a book called "How to Run a Successful Operation in Pittsburgh" and…read morethere should be a picture of this place on the cover, along with a case study. Always packed, always impressive array of beer (one of the best breweries in region, IMO), and the food is tasty and reasonably priced. The site is so vast, there's never a shortage of seating, you just need to do a little bit of exploration to find a spot, but there's fun in that. Still trying to get to the upper command level - might need to head there during non-peak hours. Oh, I forgot to mention that each day/week there are a handful of beers and drinks that are super reasonably discounted - incredibly appreciated in the economic hellscape that is 2025.

We live a few miles away from the Grist House Command and have wanted to visit. We stopped by…read morearound 2:00 on a Saturday afternoon. It was very busy and we needed to use the overflow parking. Due to the frequency of the shuttle it wasn't a big problem. Upon entering we were able to get a seat at one of the bars. They have a list of weekly $5.00 beers. I had a Chameleon pint which is an NE IPA. My wife had a Krisp pint. Both beers were very tasty and we enjoyed. The views are impressive as is the space itself. I was very impressed and this would be a great place to visit with a large group. We didn't eat here but may consider it in the future even with a basic menu. This is definitely worth a visit as there were all ages here enjoying the brewery.

This place has been on my list of places to check out. We've never been to the area to visit…read morebreweries. We find a location and try to visit the breweries in the area. My wife asked me if I heard of this place and I said yes, she said we got to go there. That was music to my ears. We stopped looked around and they have a small bar where everyone is gathered around. They have a long bar that was vacant. We got a flight of beers, ipa, jalapeño, Irish ted and a lager. The jalapeño beer was awesome. We got a four pack to go. I asked who was the owner how long they been here and he said 8 years. The one owner said that this was his last day. Found out that they sold the brewery to new owners. They will stick around as the new owners get going. But the name will change in due time. I'm happy we got to check it out under the original ownership. The one thing is inside everything is quite older. It could use some modernization. We will come back once the name changes and we have another Brewery to mark off our checklist.

I have to tell you that I am really digging this place. The beers are really, really, really good!…read moreWe trekked out from Bloomfield because we were in the area for a grad party and to say we were pleased is an understatement. The brewery itself is spacious and the concept made me feel like we were hanging out in a friend's basement gameroom/bar. That's a good thing. Definitely has a vintage vibe happening. We met with and were served by one of the Petrucci brothers and we got to talk with him at length about the brewery, their pours, the area, etc. Super, super friendly and nice guy. Now let's talk about the pours. I have to tell all of you that the beers are spectacular. We loved each one that we tried. If you're up for adventure, this is worth a drive from Pittsburgh. Looking forward to the next time we have to make our way out to Beaver County.