Love the space from the refreshingly cool inside to Ken's Beer Garden. There are great murals…read morethroughout and also some art for sale. Service was excellent. We had a flight including Flip Flop, Movin Around, Good Neighbor, and Death and Life. The brewery was very clean - my boyfriend noted that they have the cleanest bathroom of all the breweries we have visited. We both thought Hazel Grove's beers were very good. I also loved the nod to Mr. Rogers with Good Neighbor.

This was just our second visit to Hazel Grove Brewing. However, when we say they were releasing a…read morebarrel aged Belgian Triple we couldn't resist. There is a decent amount of space inside with options ranging from couches to low tables and high tables which is nice. The bartender was welcoming. There was several tables of customers without it being overly busy. I decided to order a flight and was glad they didn't exclude the barrel aged. I got the Panda's Choice (Belgian Triple) and then the Panda's Choice aged in Tokaji barrels so I could compare them side by side. I had never had a beer aged in or even had Tokaji (a Hungarian dessert wine) so I was intrigued. It gave the Belgian a complex taste and made it very unique. I wasn't sure what to make of it at first but also kept going back for me. I also brought some home which will be great to share with friends. Also in the flight I got a Belgian Quad and a Chai winter ale. Both were tasty. Overall it was a great flight and I would drink all of the beers again. It's great to have a Pittsburgh brewery putting out Belgian style beers.

Also located in the Hazelwood Brew House you can order on the first level for enjoying outside or…read morein the Tap Room on the third floor (elevator available). Service was great - you can sample beers before making any decisions. I sampled a few, but didn't ordered any as I was driving. Really liked the Savoir Faire. Great brewery in a great space!

Fabulous in every way. Good beer, friendly service, food available, multiple places to post up,…read morefrom an outdoor patio on the grounds level to a rooftop bar. Worth the trouble getting here.

Ample parking, plenty of beer choices, and loads of places to sit. Rooftop seating, too, you can…read morealmost see the city

The brewery opened in 1905 with a production capacity of 40,000 barrels per year and distributed…read moreits Bohemian, Pilsener, and Famous lagers throughout the region. During Prohibition, the company produced low-alcohol "near-beer," though it was raided several times for allegedly selling actual beer instead. After the end of Prohibition in 1933, the brewery was reorganized as the a different organization and closed in 1938. Fast forward 86 years later and we have up to 3 breweries in the same realm. It's amazing to see this place reappear as a business after 86 years and reopen with such incredible flair. The main area is stunning, combining modern aesthetics with a nod to its historic roots. A true gem in the community!. This place is I as a hidden gem with three breweries onsite.

"What do you mean we can have a bar crawl in one building?" My friends ask, as I present the option…read moreof going to the Hazelwood Brew House. "It's three breweries having both indoor and outdoor spaces," I reply. The brew house is a multi-story brewery complex. At the base there's a beer garden, the third floor three indoor breweries, and an open rooftop. Get a beer anywhere and travel with it throughout the facility. There are stairs and elevators! The acoustics are a bit loud in the indoor space. There is a kitchen. We enjoyed being able to move around and the brewery variety enabled something for everyone. It was my first visit and the employees were very patient and explained the concept to us. Easy parking in the lot. I'm glad we made the trip and I would be happy to go back!

We stopped here to have a drink on a Sunday afternoon. All of the street level stalls were closed…read moreso in order to get a drink, we had to go to the third floor. They have both an elevator or stairs depending on your preference. The outside bottom level space is dog friendly. There is covered and uncovered space outside. The inside feels open with higher ceilings. There is also a restaurant stall serving food. This is a cool space right in Hazelwood!

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.

Really fun neighborhood bar. The space is nicely decorated and comfortable, with what seems like…read moreplenty of regulars flowing in and out. Service was great. The place really seemed to be well run, with bartenders who really knew some detail around the various whiskey options available. They made some recommendations for me, and I got a chance to try a few new things. Food was good, but this really isn't a food destination. There were a few vegetable forward options on the menu (but only a few). Even so, the vegetables were fresh and the food was generally good. In any case, I can absolutely see myself stopping by on a regular basis. This place had a really good vibe.

Came here for all the bourbons & whiskies available here as a surprise for my husband. We had a…read moregreat time. Really great service and bartender was very knowledgeable and quick to take drink requests at the bar area. From the local patrons we were told to get the fried green beans as an appetizer & they were great! We can't wait to come back again.

Went for happy hour, which featured some great specials. Server wasn't too knowledgeable about…read moretheir beer offerings on tap. But food was quite good, especially the tater tots (cubes actually, made from scratch) and the General Tso's cauliflower. Cauliflower was done perfectly. Close to Traveler's Rest hotel and the bike trail in the hip South Side Flats neighborhood. Would visit again.

If noise is your thing, if yelling to be heard excites you, if inedible, burned food sounds…read moreenticing then by all means, run, don't walk to the Urban Tap. I wanted to place a carryout order. I first tried online but there was a glitch somewhere in the system. I called instead. When the phone was answered, the background noise was intense. It was so loud that the employee couldn't hear me. At that point I decided to just go in and order. When I walked into Urban Tap, the noise was almost deafening. Music blaring, voices raised to be heard. No one was using their "inside voices", they couldn't. I sat at the bar to order. I never got waited on. I finally caught the attention of one of the bartenders and was ready to place an order. We leaned towards each other, yelling to try to be heard. I couldn't hear her when she read back my order. I really wasn't sure what I'd be getting. Unfortunately, I did get what I ordered - brunch breads and an order of biscuits. It took quite a while to get food - no surprise there. I checked our food when I got it. Oh Lordy, those biscuits looked good. This southern girl appreciates a good biscuit and did these look good. I got the food to the car and we headed out on the next leg of our adventure. About an hour later, I just had to grab one of those golden, flaky discs. Butter? Jam? Nah, the biscuits looked like they could solo on their own. I took one bite and my eyes flew open - not from the deliciousness, it was because of the sheer amount of salt. That can't be right so I took another small bite. I tried a teeny bite of the next biscuit. Salt. The biscuits were inedible. No, I don't mean that I didn't like the flavor. They contained so much salt that there was no way someone could eat these. That's ok, there was the banana bread French toast. It looked a little dark in color but it never crossed my mind that this might not be normal. I took a bite. It tasted odd, off, something wasn't right. My husband pegged it - it was burned. Before grilling or after? No idea. There were also a couple of donut holes. Not even worthy of a second bite. I also ordered fruit. It was good but still not enough to save the meal from dismal failure. We won't be back .

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.

Went in what we thought were the main doors, but you have to wind around to the Tap Room. There's a…read moregreat arcade and game space as well as pickleball courts. We tried a number of beers - thrifty haze, liquid bread, wizard teeth, lemon express, and chip off the block. Wizard teeth was my favorite. Bartender was very friendly and informative. We'd Already eaten, but there was a food truck outside. Would be a great venue for a special event!

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.

Sav-Mor Beer Warehouse has one of the best selections around. The store is very organized with…read morebeers grouped by state and country, and they carry a huge variety from local breweries as well. On top of that, they have a great selection of non-alcoholic options, so there's truly something for everyone. They had a large parking lot too which I always look for. Their employees helped me immediately navigate through the store for everything I needed. I'll definitely be back!

This shop is huge! Lots of varieties and price points on beers (including kegs), seltzers and other…read morebeverages. A large selection of local and regional brands are found here too. The staff was very kind and provided recommendations on new drinks based on your interests. This location is really far for me so I can't be here often, but it's worth checking out if you're around the city!