What a fun place! The large beer hall feels just like it came out of Germany. A light airy and…read morefully of energy space. Easy to read menu with many pictures. The wurst plate was the best sausage I have had in a while. A thick casing and flavorful meat. The potatoes were fluffy and the sauerkraut was pungent and delicious. You can get a spicy mettawurst - highly recommend! Salmon was cooked well and was a bit sweet with the sauce on top. The black forest torte was a large portion. Super good. Creamy and spongey cake. They will even pack it up and bring it out for you if you are too full!

The ambiance of this place is great. I didn't know any of the songs they were singing or anything…read morebut the vibes bere pretty cool. The service wasn't bad either. She made sure my drink was always filled and out checked in on us alot. I realized I'm not a fan of German beer or food as a vegetarian. I had the super sampler. The pretzels are really good. The fried pickle spears are pretty good as well. Potato pancakes weren't bad but not my cup of tea. Couldn't tell you about the reuben balls but the people at the table said they weren't bad. Just weird. The steak spaetzilwas also a hit at the table. I tried a noodle which was like a dumpling and a mushroom. And again not my cup of tea but the table liked it. Lastly. The beer. People seem to love itbut as an ipa guy it was not for me. I had an original which was not too bad. Then the banana ish one which was not my thing. Either way the vibes made up for everything. It's not their fault it's not to my taste. Fun place just not my thing.

We stopped by to check out their Rudolph's Rooftop pop up last week. Normally I go to Il Tetto more…read morefor their rooftop vibes than anything and thus had low expectations for drinks. The decor was cute with lots of lights and several inflatable decorations like a Rudolph and a snowman. The cocktails were surprisingly pretty good! The Cornelius's Coquito was genuinely delicious and well balanced and while the Sugar Cookie Martini was on the sweet side, it was delightful. I also really enjoyed the refreshing Prancer's Peppermint Tea. The bartender who made our drinks was pretty nice and was very fast and efficient.

The skyline views and the retractable glass roof of this downtown spot are definitely cool, the…read moreoverall experience at Il Tetto usually ends up feeling pretty average. It's a decent spot if you just want to grab a quick drink from their massive list of draft beers, local ciders, or casual cocktails, and maybe snack on some fried mozzarella or a meatball hoagie while you hang out. The biggest drawback is that the service can be a bit of a gamble. There are times when it's noticeably slow and less than adequate, especially when it gets crowded on weekends. It's a fine place to grab a scenic drink if you're already in the Cultural District, but it's definitely more about the rooftop view than top-tier service or food.

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

I loveeeee coming to Cinderlands! The food here is always so amazing and their drinks never miss…read more My preferred method of travel here is by bike but there is a garage nearby that's not bad or you can usually find street parking. Not pictured but you NEED to get a Cindy's Tea when you come here. They sell these in cans as well I always try and grab a pack if we don't bike here! Their crunch wrap is my favorite thing on their menu. If I'm not getting it as my meal I'm forcing it as a table shareable it is that good. Usually I just get their fries with it which is always yummy but this time I tried their mac and it was so delicious! The Chicken Caesar wrap was so good normally I think places never put enough dressing in them but this was perfectly dressed! We tried their Heirloom Tomato & Watermelon Salad and added chicken to it. Idk where I've been but watermelon on a salad?! AMAZING!!! I wouldn't take off or add anything else to this(except chicken clearly lol) it was so refreshing and light and perfect!

This location is huge so it's perfect for large groups. While the downstairs is primarily to go and…read morebar seating, the upstairs has full table service. This is a little different as they are set up with toast where you scan the QR menu and place your order and then they bring the food or drink to your table. You don't really have a server per se. We came in on a Friday afternoon around 4 o'clock and it was pretty quiet. We chose to sit upstairs and ordered the season of the month chicken wings. It was sour cream and cheddar dry rub. We did get them well done and I'm glad we did because it did make them crunchy here although they still weren't all that crunchy. The dry rub was actually really good, but it was a little bit like eating Cheetos as when you took your fingers away they were covered in orange powder. My husband tried their wheat ale - the easy golden. It was okay, but a little hop forward for him. They did have a arsenal cider on tap so I chose that for my beverage.

I am so so happy they upgraded to the old Sly Fox location! Such a fun spot and the outdoor space…read moreis beautiful! Idk what to touch on first the food or the price. I mean $16 for a full smash with fries is just unheard of these days! I got the Polish Hill which has caramelized onions and pierogis it was AMAZING! The patty was crisp and still juicy and the onions were perfection. I upgraded to the rosemary fries and they were delicious! I got the strawberry way blonde ale and I was SO excited it wasn't a sour lol. I do enjoy sours but can usually only drink one. This was so smooth and not overly sweet it was so refreshing! 1000000/10!

If I could, I would say that this burger was about a 3.5 not so much a 4. It was a lot thicker than…read moresmash burgers are suppose to be and a little bit more raw than i'm used to but the flavor overall was good. Typically i'm not a pickle fan but their pickles were nice and crunchy and their fries were seasoned well. The service was quick and fast.Although I did get it to go it was a nice sized place where I could see myself having a beer. The biggest downfall to me is that it was 17 dollars for a burger and fries.

Local flavor and great beer Always a great selection and…read moreevery changing Pittsburgh is lucky to have this place

"If you start at Allegheny City you can make a full 5k loop and technically hit five breweries on…read morethe north shore and north side," I proudly advocate to my friend, who looks at me disdainfully. "Let's jog and and enjoy a few during the journey!" Running aside, ACB is such a great spot. Two levels with an outdoor space, often with live acoustic or banjo music. Bartenders have always been friendly and patient. There's good beer variety. I'm so glad they're part of the pittsburgh brewing scene.

As a sour beer lover, they have so many choices here. Be very careful, because so many of these are…read more6% plus. Ask me how I know. We go here for happy hours at work and it's a great vibe. Especially when it's nice outside, you can't beat it. They have a great selection of beers, a decent selection of food and there's games outside five out of five.

Food and atmosphere were great. Service had one issue worth mentioning. When my cousin and I…read morearrived ahead of our party of six, I asked for six waters because it was extremely hot outside. Our server decided to bring only two because she said "well only you two are here right now" and then forgot to bring waters at all once the rest of our group arrived after each person sat down and asked for a water As someone with 10+ years in the industry, it struck me as unnecessary and a bit lazy, it would've been simple to bring the full set right away. Not a dealbreaker, but definitely noticeable.

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