The ambiance is top notch. Food (especially wings) and service is great -worth the trip alone. Not…read moreto mention the craft beers brewed in-house. It's been a few months since I've been here and had heard a rumor that they closed but maybe not if they're still listed in Yelp!! Thank god. Need to get back over there...

I've only been here twice since the new management. The first time, they didn't have food yet and…read morethe beer selection was smaller than before, but overall it was fine. The second time, we walked in and the place stunk, not like the stink that breweries always get but like dirty taps and sewage. The menu was very expensive ($13 for a hot dog). And even though there were maybe 7 people there, we couldn't seem to get the bartenders attention. Eventually we just left, but I'm really disappointed. We used to love this bar.

Don't let the outside fool you--this place looks like a neighborhood dive bar, but the food is…read moreoutstanding. Service was quick. We ordered the wings with the sriracha jalapeño sauce, and they were fantastic. The sandwich and burger were both packed with flavor. The chipotle BBQ dipping sauce was incredible too--I could've dipped everything in it. Definitely a hidden gem, and we'll absolutely be back!

When I find myself back in Beaver County, I like to hit old stomping grounds like Ambridge and…read morethere you will find Bridgetown. It's a modern neighborhood bar with a pub feel, excellent local pours, and great food. The Scotch Eggs are crazy good and pretty authentic. They do a great club sandwich too. Big enough to share with the boyfriend. Friendly, downhome service.

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 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.

I Saw a Jerry Garcia tribute band on Friday night. Lots of Grateful Dead artwork.They had a Nice…read moreselection of non-alcoholic drinks

The fire pits are awesome, as well as the food truck and beer options. We checked this place out on…read morea lovely fall evening. There were families, kids, and plenty of well behaved dogs. Struck up some conversation with others around the fire while we roasted s'mores. Wish it was closer, but glad this business exists!

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!!

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.

Awesome Trailside spot right off the bike trail with two lots for parking. Inside the taproom is…read moresmall but nice, and plenty of seating. Very clean and loved the vibes. I had two dogs so had to order then go outside, which was rough with the long line. Plenty of picnic tables, but the ground is wood chips surrounded by woods so wasn't great for dogs honestly as they wanted to dig. Got the $3 pretzel and it was good, came with cheese and they wanted it for you! Beer was alright, not my favorite, but it was a dark Kolsh which would not be my go to if I knew it was a darker style.

Awesome space! Rotating food trucks or bring your own food. Sits right along the Montour Trail!…read moreIndoor and outdoor seating available. Delicious craft beers and ciders.

The only thing square about this pizza is the shape!…read more Delicious topping combos, unique dough, and top notch customer service!! Continuing my journey to try every restaurant around Indianola for lunch, Dough Daddy Brewery was an easy drive down Gibsonia Rd and an epic location that is now on the map for me!! As you pull up, you are greeted by the Dough Daddy himself... a humorous depiction on their larger than life sign! Plenty of parking with a smaller lot near the front entrance but a huge lot for the patio too! The menu here is worth the read! Creative names and topping combos! I ordered: The Bakerstown Hotel - a crust that has crispy edges from the pan, but remains fluffy inside reminiscent of pan pizzas of my youth, but with flavor suited for the culinary culture of today! A bold sauce with crushed tomato throughout, sliced meatballs that only a Pittsburgh restaurant could make as good as grandma, cup & char pepperoni which is a cheat code for pizza oozing out goodness and adding crunch too, fresh basil, ricotta dollops, parm, olive oil.. the flavor is another level!!! And yes, it tastes as good as it looks.. if not even better! The half portion is such a smart option, as a full would easily fill a family of four with just one! I ordered right when they opened and arrived a little early, and this was the moment that their customer service shined through. After checking that the pizza needed a few moments, they didn't hesitate for a second to offer me a soft drink! I didn't mind waiting, but this was such a wonderful gesture... a cold Coke was the perfect sip for the few minutes they needed! The restaurant has a huge patio (beer garden) and the interior is lined with photo ops, funny quotes, and even houses a whole company store! I definitely will be back to enjoy the full experience because they look like they know how to throw a party!

I stopped by here a couple of Saturdays ago with my wife for a date night. We had purchased some…read morevouchers to use here through JustPayHalf. If it hadn't been for that site, I don't think I would have known that this place existed. The building itself gives off a warehouse-type vibe, and it is a seat-yourself kind of place. Inside, they have a large bar, some tables, and some comfier seating that you would normally find at coffee shops. They also have plenty of outdoor seating, both covered and uncovered. As you might expect from an establishment like this that serves pizza and beer, they catered to families as well as other customers. Since we were there on a Saturday night, they also had some live music going on outside. As I often do when visiting a new brewery, I went with a flight this evening. I ended up choosing the Bone Daddy pumpkin beer, Traveling Wit, Curious George blackberry cream ale, and Bloodbath IPA. First up was the Bone Daddy, which was light at the start, with the flavor kicking in from the middle through the finish. The pumpkin was there, but it wasn't what I would traditionally think of as a pumpkin beer, as it leaned more toward sweet pumpkin than spices, at least for my palate. Second was the Traveling Wit, which was also smooth to start. You could really taste the citrus and coriander on the finish, and it was undeniably a wit beer. Next was the Curious George blackberry cream ale, which had a pleasing blackberry flavor right from the start before the cream kicked in. While I liked the first two flavors, I wasn't a fan of the finish, as it had some weird spice or herb flavor. Last, but certainly not least, was the Bloodbath. This was actually a pretty good IPA, as it was hoppy throughout while still being restrained. You could definitely taste the blood orange as well, and that flavor persisted through the finish, which was nice. Out of the bunch, I liked the Bloodbath the best, followed by the wit. For dinner, my wife and I decided to split the Nacho Daddy, described as pulled buffalo chicken, Granddaddy Lager beer cheese, grape tomatoes, red onion, jalapeños, cheddar cheese, chives, and ranch. We also ordered the Murphy's Mart pizza, in the tavern-style and the pizza was described as having award-winning vodka sauce, cup-and-char sausage, a pepper medley, arugula, and shaved Parmesan. We knew the pizza was going to take a while, and it did take about an hour to come out. The weird thing was that we were still waiting for our appetizer at that point. I expected it to arrive shortly afterward, but nope, it took a full 90 minutes for our nachos to arrive. For context, the people who came in after us ordered a pizza, knocked half of it on the ground, and received a replacement before our nachos came out. Let's talk about that pizza, though, because both my wife and I found it delicious. The crust was nice and thin and crispy, which made it easy to eat a decent amount of it. The vodka sauce was delicious, just as advertised, and the cheese added a good amount of flavor. Finally, the peppers added a kick of heat to the pizza, which I thoroughly enjoyed, while the meat added some good flavor as well. Once we finally got the nachos, we immediately boxed them up to take home because we were full from the pizza. After asking to speak to a manager, our waitress comped the nachos, so we weren't charged for them. Apparently, they fry the tortilla chips themselves when an order comes in, but as an appetizer, this is something that should come out relatively quickly. When I finally tried the nachos at home, I found them tasty and especially liked the beer cheese. The bottom line for me is that I would head back here again in the future. While the wait for our appetizer wasn't ideal, both my wife and I enjoyed the food. It also helps that this is the type of place where we can bring our family.

This is a really beautiful spot. The ceiling is gorgeous, the bar is gorgeous. I'm going to like…read morecoming to this spot to enjoy some drinks and play games with friends in the really cool lounge area. The beers are also extremely crisp However, the one gentleman working the bar was quite rude and had a bad attitude when taking my friend's order and my beer order. My bud is a bit socially anxious and the way the bartender spoke to him really rubbed me the wrong way.

A fun and chill spot to grab a beer! They balance a unique variety of beers (such as pumpkin and…read moreyam) while still having something for everyone. Every beer I have tried here has been good. Staff are very chill and nice. There are a number of seating options depending on the vibe you're going for. Food is decent. They did not skimp on the quantity of tater tots we got with our sandwich!

How have I never reviewed this location out in Cranberry? I was so sad when the South Side location…read morewent away. So many great shows there from my many friends with bands to some of the best-known punk acts in the country. This location is really just as great. It's a spacious restaurant that does at times have live music. Family-friendly. Incredible service. And the food...big portions and enough to share. I love the habanero burger. My boyfriend loves the Tony Montana Cuban. The classic mac and cheese is so good, it's like it came from someone's kitchen. Totally scratch-made. Those steak tacos aren't too shabby either, friends!

I was surprised at how much we liked it here. I had frequented the location in the south side in my…read moreearly 20s and was excited to check out the new location near the north hills. The parking lot could use some work but I was pleasantly surprised to see the location is next to a golf driving range, which my husband loves golf. Upon entry we decided to sit at the bar. There are cocktail tables to the left of the entrance and more seating to the right with entrance to the driving range right there. We were promptly and kindly greeted and informed of the specials. We advised it was our first time there and the bartender was great at talking through the menu and giving suggestions. I ordered the Oktoberfest beer, my husband had the Mexican lager. I had the beyond burger with the pasta salad side (which is the standard side) and my husband ordered the burger on special (it was similar to the Jack Sparrow, without the pierogi) with a side of DELICIOUS waffle fries. Really, perhaps the best waffle fries ever. We ordered a second round of beers and took a 4 pack home. Everything was delicious and we'll definitely be back!

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.