I love coming to this local brewery, especially on a nice night when they have both a food truck…read moreand a live band. One of their flagship beers, the raspberry wheat, is my favorite. It's always slightly tart and refreshing. It's perfect for the summertime, but I drink it all year round! The rotating food trucks are a much appreciated addition, as the brewery doesn't serve their own food. When the weather is cooperating, they seasonally have bands later in the week. The website is always up to date with events! The bartenders are very friendly and do their best to work through the lines as quickly as possible. They do have bathrooms and they're definitely outdated, but clean.

Stopped to try their beer on a recent trip to Pittsburgh, as my husband and I enjoy finding local…read morecraft brews when we travel. For a weekend afternoon I anticipated it would be a bit busier. Two (2) bartenders were working-male was very accommodating but the female seemed annoyed to wait on anyone who wasn't a "regular". Had the kids with us and they really enjoyed the pinball machines, but most are $1.00 a play, so we blew through $ in no time

Cool newer brewery off of the beaten path yet right off US-22. Had to google to find breweries…read morenear me while passing thru and found this gem. Only have 3 beers on tap due to dealing with covid but all are tasty. I had the red ale, one of the finer ones. The location is in an old home built in 1806 which is awesome.....love the history. Food truck on site. Will be back when they have more beers.

Awesome Place! Beer is great! The atmosphere here is relaxed and the bartender is beyond…read moreknowledgeable!

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.

Really cool selection of beers and cool bar area which is downstairs. They have a machine that…read morechills the beers so you can drink them right from the shelf. Don't hesitate to stop in and grab a drink and walk around to appreciate all the beer.

Fast food at restaurant prices, the smash burgers were just slightly crispier than a McDonalds…read moreburger but the taste was the same, when the burger came, it was already cold and was not seasoned nearly enough. Maybe they have better showings, but this was not one of them. Beer was good, but any the restaurant has good beer when they don't brew it.

A Hidden Gem Brewing with Heart and Hops in Toledo, OH…read more We were about 30 minutes southwest of Toledo on April 5, 2025, when we decided to check out a local brewery we'd heard great things about--and we're so glad we did. From the moment we walked in, we were welcomed like longtime friends. I had the pleasure of chatting with Lisa Bauman, who owns the brewery with her husband, Mike. Both are proud Toledo natives. Mike, a retired police officer and military veteran, has been brewing beer for over 30 years--and it shows. What started as a dream became reality in July 2023 when they opened the brewery after completely transforming what used to be a dentist's office (yep, you'd never guess!). They bought the building in 2021 and spent years renovating, building on, and navigating the complicated web of licensing. Lisa mentioned the TTB was manageable, but Ohio's state licensing was a different story. Still, their passion, grit, and commitment carried them through, and the result is a beautiful space pouring even better beer. Now let's talk about the beer--because WOW. We kicked things off with a sampler and were seriously impressed: River Rat IPA (6%) - A juicy hazy IPA brewed with locally grown malt, Zythos and Azacca hops. It's got citrus and tropical notes, but with a softer, smoother body than your typical hazy. Super drinkable and fresh. Red "Knight" Ale (6.75%) - This red ale has a great depth of flavor. Notes of caramel and raisin from a mix of malts (some local) make it rich without being too heavy. Balanced and satisfying. Happy Pillzzzzzzz (6.69%) - An Imperial Pilsner that lives up to its clever name. It's a classic German-style pils with a crisper profile, slight sweetness, and smooth malt finish. Dangerously easy to sip. Meg B's Blue Light Special (5.5%) - A blueberry ale that completely surprised me. I'm not usually into fruity beers, but this one was smooth, not overly sweet, and incredibly well done. A total standout in its category. Then came the big winner: I was planning on getting a glass of the hazy, but Lisa offered a taste of their Scottish ale, and--damn. It blew me away. Tipsy Kilt (7.75%) - A Scottish-style "wee heavy" ale that instantly became my favorite of the night. It's rich, malty, with just the right amount of sweetness, brewed with English malts and hops. The name is as perfect as the pour. This brewery is the real deal--from the quality of the beer to the story behind it. Lisa and Mike have created something truly special here. It's not just about hops and barley--it's about community, dedication, and a whole lot of heart. If you're anywhere near Toledo, make the trip. This place deserves to be on your beer bucket list. Cheers to the Baumans and everything they've built--can't wait to come back!

As Toronto's only brewery, Squids does a great job bringing in the crowds. On a Friday night, it…read morewas an apparent that this is the place to be. Every table was taken as were most seats at the bar. Someone was hosting a birthday party and had pizza brought in from an outside establishment. The beer menu was expansive and included a few seltzers. The consensus from the group was that these are heavy hitters! The ABV seems low because after a couple, you're definitely feeling it. The staff were friendly. You really get the small town feel here, as most of the bar staff knew the patrons on a personal level. The bathroom was clean and I loved the Christmas decor they had up! Prices were fair for the quality and alcohol content. They also have flights of 4 5-oz pours for $10.

"How do you not know who Mazeroski is?" I ask my brother, who meets us at Hightower Brewing, the…read morehometown of Mazeroski. He shrugs, not being much of a sports fan. We were looking to get out of the house on a bright winter's day. We made the trip out to Hightower and arrived at a plain building. Inside, we happily found a cozy tasting room, and out the back doors was a good outdoor space. Staff was extremely friendly. BYOF or food truck sometimes!

A great spot to try if you like sours, stouts, and sunshine!! They have a nice outdoor space with…read morepicnic tables and a mix of shady spots and ones with direct sunlight. They also have a few high top barrels to put your drinks on along with a cornhole set up. Their own food truck was available at 4pm on the Saturday we visited, but we didn't get to try anything because we had recently eaten. The beer selection definitely leaned towards sours and stouts, but they had a few other options, as well. There was one guy working behind the bar and luckily it wasn't too crowded. We waited maybe a minute or two before he poured our beers. He was super friendly and helped to provide suggestions and samples. We loved the color of the berry seltzer, but did not love the flavor.. I'd recommend the tangerine sour, for sure!

The best food I ever had. Chicken wings, tacos, fish, fries. Service out of this world.read more

World Class has the best chicken in Pittsburgh And surrounding areas…read moreGreat bartender, nice atmosphere

A group of us stopped in for a drink and really enjoyed ourselves at Lawrenceville Distilling…read more They craft their own spirits. I had a dirty martini made with their signature, Parking Chair Vodka and my wife had a cocktail made with absinthe. It was excellent. It was a nice night so we opted for an outdoor table. It's a great place to visit after being out for a dinner. Check it out!

Everything was great except for the AI menu and posters on the walls. So disappointing that a…read moredistillery that has such a focus on absinthe and gin isn't taking advantage of their rich visual history and instead is marketing with AI slop.