We were in the neighborhood and decided to check it out on our quest to visit the Pittsburgh…read moreBreweries. We loved the architecture of this historic building and also the tap fashioned out of a pipe. They have a great patio and a variety of inside seating, which could make it ideal for a larger group. The bartender invited us to try some beers (3 each is the limit). We each tried two including Archer, Reel Queen, Dry Irish Stout, and Eleven Eleven. The bartender was highly knowledgeable and gave excellent recommendations based upon beers that we like to drink. A great spot to hang out and watch the game or visit with friends. They also had puppy yoga happening in another room, Don't wait til the Eleventh Hour to visit!

Fun vibe. Knew to stop here for the last soccer game, fully expecting this place full and…read morethankfully it was but everyone had seats. It was nice, great drinks and snacks!

Nice destination. Generally good beer. Good service. A nice open space with a sense of community…read more I'm glad to see this place turn into something that seems to fit the community. They offer food (mostly burgers and fries), but that's technically provided by a separate entity located in the same space.

As I am regularly observing "new (to me) brewery Sunday," with the doors opened we were ushered…read moreinto Mondays. We came over after seeing tulips at Phipps. Another trope of mine is being an old yinzer and I have been around long enough to remember when this location was Hough's and also supposed to be Necromancer. But I digress. On Sundays, we try a brewery we haven't yet been to. Mondays is a clean spot with nice woodwork, food, and great service. For a bit of time it was just us in there and they offered to let us pick the music. TVs had on local hockey and march madness. A continuous stream of customers came in for food and crowler takeout. Bartender Josh was friendly and kind. All in all, had a great time. Beer was fresh. Recommend for a Monday or any day.

I've been to Trace Brewing on many occasions, nearly all of which were special events they were…read moregracious enough to host to support the community. The space is warm, welcoming and I've always had wonderful interactions with their staff. They have a great variety of beer on tap and drinks in their cooler, all of which are reasonably priced.

Good beer. I think it's because it was Sunday disco night but the beer out of a plastic cup was…read more:(((( Cool little areas to sit in, cute decor. I think there is a working pot belly stove? Super sicccc for winter time. I was able to get iced coffee after coffee hours because they have it pre made. Unique spot

YES. Yes, yes, yes. This is the kind of place I want to be taken to when visiting another town…read more Friends who live outside Pittsburgh brought me and we spent several hours at this indoor-outdoor craft brewery. I tend towards lighter beers, and they had several great options for me (don't worry, there are plenty of darker beers and higher-alcohol-percentage brews; I just didn't order them). There are three or four bars, along with a stage and places for food trucks. The bars are all linked, so you can open a tab at one and it'll be available at the others as well. Super friendly service. I was there on a Saturday afternoon and the place was well-staffed with very cool employees. The atmosphere is nice, too, and I appreciated the poster on one wall explaining the meaning of "Grist House". You can bring dogs too! Some very nice dogs were present on this particular Saturday. Next time I'm coming through this way, I will definitely be stopping by again. * Note: it's a brewery, of course, but they do offer some wines and their own cocktail concoctions.

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

We enjoy the theme of this Brewery. It is such a large space. They have several different beers and…read moreit's just a cool experience. How many places can you say where you're drinking beer inside the church. They do have a restaurant here and when we stop by on a Monday night, they were we're pretty steady. There is street parking around this location as well. I had the strawberry rhubarb summer ale. It was very light, but still had great room. An easy summer drinker. My husband had the pious monk dunkel and enjoyed it - come to find out - he had it before the last time we were here!

Well, start with this venue is top-notch very impressive, and all the extra detail that has been…read moreleft as part of the church is totally awesome. As for the food, I have zero complaints. It was totally excellent and really, really enjoyed it. My same complaints as most of these kind of places the beer is never cold enough. Why can't they be colder....this is my only complaint...so

Nice. A decent range of beer styles to cover a wide range of preferences. Some lower alcohol…read moreoptions. This is part of the Hazelwood Brew House complex, which means there's enough space that things don't seem too loud or too over-full. I went on a Saturday afternoon and absolutely enjoyed the beer. There are food options available in the same facility, but they are offered separately from any of the breweries. As best as I can tell, parking is all on the street, but it wasn't hard to find a reasonable spot right out back. In terms of service, I have no complaints. It doesn't take much to keep an eye on the level of my pint glass while I do some reading, but the bar tender felt responsive, asked if I wanted another just moments before I finished my first pint. I didn't get the impression that the she was a beer nerd, but she was absolutely very helpful and attentive. In any case, I highly recommend checking out the whole complex.

Located in the Hazelwood Brew House, you can purchase beers on the lower level or in the tap room…read moreon the 3rd floor. We opted for the two room and the air conditioning. Super friendly and you can sample the beers - they even encourage you to sample before deciding on a pour. We each tasted a few then ordered a flight of three: El Hefe Esta Loco (my favorite), East Coast Haze (his favorite out of all 3 breweries today) and Blonde Ambition. The beers were all refreshing and flavorful. I also tasted the confluence (a must try in Pittsburgh) and it's great if you are looking for a lighter beer.

We love checking out new breweries whenever we travel, and Cinderlands Warehouse did not…read moredisappoint! The vibe was fantastic from the moment we walked in. After spending the day at the National Aviary, it was the perfect place to unwind with a great beer. The West Coast Squish was so good that we had to grab some cans to take home! We also had a blast playing Phase 10 while enjoying our drinks, which made for such a fun and relaxing afternoon. Our server, Hugo (I think that was his name), was incredibly friendly and welcoming. Thanks for recommending the card game. It made our visit even more memorable! If you're looking for great beer, a laid-back atmosphere, and friendly service, this place is definitely worth a visit. We'll be back the next time we're in town!

Place was surprisingly empty on the night we went. The woman bartender was insanely nice and sweet…read more(specially to my niece). The guy bartender was a good service employee, but maybe due to the woman's friendliness he seemed underwhelming (no offense to him, she was just that nice). Beer was pretty solid. Food was pretty solid too. We would easily come back to the place with all the space, games, and things available for any age.

Huge space, great for games, events, and pickleball (if that's your thing). Never had a bad beer…read morehere, and the staff is so nice. Don't be scared of the Salty Tomato Club sour!

Solid brewery. My wife had heard about this place so we walked over. They were good with giving us…read moresome tastes of different beers and I settled on their hazy IPA, Cubic Duck. That was a great IPA; I enjoyed it so much I bought some to take home (it would be a great breakfast beer). Service was great and it was a low-key vibe inside. We will be back.