I saw this place wasn't reviewed very well. I can only imagine it's because of the type of place it…read moreis. It ISN'T trendy. It ISN'T polished. Instead, this is the type of place that the community comes to for a laid back time. It's no fuss, but that's perfect in a way. I could tell pretty much upon entry thid place is really here for the regulars. That doesn't mean you're not welcome if that's not you. Everyone was friendly. Conversation centered on the community (and the game shows that lit up the room from the two televisions above the bar). Drinks were reasonably priced. As Pittsburgh continues to favor gastropubs and elevated bars featuring $14 drinks, the Mom & Pop bar fades into the shadows. However, most of them will never really dissolve into obsolescence. People NEED community bars. A place to talk about mutual acquaintances and opinions on local ordinances. Especially in the Age of the Pandemic, I want to see places like this thrive. From a Quality of Life standpoint, I think places like O'Brien's are more crucial than ever to the communities they serve.

Sit outside, at a distance, watch the neighborhood life around you. Only went inside to order…read morebeers. Great sammies and fries from Flavors Famous across the street with our leisurely outdoor pandemic beers.

The Point Bar. I do remember this place they had 2 eags 2 sausages 2 bacon 2 toast for $2. And free…read morecoffee. Mark was bartender and service was great Sure miss that place

Get to the point! The Point Bar and Grill that is. It has been part of the Greensburg bar scene…read morefor as long as I can remember. There have been multiple owners over the years, but the overall character traits of the place remains. The best way to describe this bar starts with the description of the patrons who frequent it. The judgement free zone theory certainly applies. All walks of life, young and old, enters its doors. Looking around the bar you will see business professionals, couples, groups of friends, or a few home-grown individuals who could be considered the spice of life. In other words, you never know what you should expect to see until you enter inside. But what you can expect, is the opportunity to grab a reasonably priced drink, friendly bartenders, a chance to meet the locals, or to take part in a few of their special promotional events, further defining its uniqueness. Some of these events include the very popular Valentine's Day Dinner, the Guinness Pour, a St Patrick's Day party complete with the local Seton Hill Pipe Band, their weekly Wednesday dinner offerings, and much more. I hope you get a chance to get to The Point! Note: Smoking is permitted.

Derby is a solid spot overall, but the music has become a big reason my friends and I don't go as…read moreoften anymore. The DJ tends to play the same rotation every weekend, so after a while it starts to feel repetitive. We'd probably come back more frequently if there was more variety in the playlist or different DJs on occasion. The atmosphere is still good, but the music experience could definitely use a refresh.

Well we live close by and it's our Tuesday and Friday go to…read more I think it's one of the best happy hour deals around and the staff are very amazing humans as well. There are specials most days of the week and they do have trivia night as well. The smash burger tacos are $2 each and if you ask for less smashed they are quite tasty! Also on some days the apps are half off and there are drink specials as well.

The ambiance was different, it seemed like mostly regulars and then us. Everyone who worked there…read morewas really nice. The food was just ok, some of it came out cold.

For Bar Faire, this place is legit. I always get the Paisanos (homemade chicken tenders) and the…read moreonion soup makes my mouth water just thinking about it. The staff are very friendly and the regulars clearly love them caskets always busy. Even though I'm not a sports guy, the soccer aesthetic is really cute. Helps that I live down the street.

Came here on a Friday night for fish and chips. Lucky for us it was the weekend before St Patrick's…read moreDay so there was live music and a ton of people. We walked to the bar and grabbed two seats just as people were leaving. Hubby enjoyed fish and chips. I devoured their Lamb Stew. The best! Had a couple Guinness beers and a Harp.

Tucked inside a very unassuming building along the strip district is a wonderful hidden gem of an…read moreIrish pub! The service is great, and it really does feel like you've been transported... I got the spinach Antar dip along with the Reuben. The spinach and artichoke dip is OK, a little overly creamy and under flavored, but tasty nonetheless. I loved the fried pita chips that it came with. The Reuben was wonderful! Flavored and season through everywhere, it was deliciously messy, and perfect! Don't forget to book a reservation if you're planning on stopping in Friday or Saturday night for live music!

We came in for beer and burgers a that is what we got. Great drink specials! My wife drank…read moreYuengling for 2.75 per pint and I drank Bells Two Hearted for around 3.50 a pint. Our burgers were excellent; my only complaint was the bacon was super crispy (overly crispy for me). I got the spicy burger and loved it...perfect spice with some added. We went with the fries and they were really good. I can't say I would change anything. Service was impeccable and the environment was relaxed. This will be on our list of places as a regular.

First visit and we came on a Tuesday night during Happy Hour. Several appetizers are $8 . It's…read more also Taco Tuesday so their tacos are $4. Yuengling lager is $2.75 so that's what I got for my drink. Smoked Burger for me and a spicy burger for hubby. Their sandwiches and burgers come with fries. Fries are crispy and lightly salty. Smoked bacon is crispy and perfect on the Smoked Burger. Hubby loved his spicy burger with jalapeños. Several TVs for your sports viewing. Wooden bar and wooden bench seats in the main dining room. They have an upstairs, too. Very kind waitress took our order and helped us with beer and burger orders.

Great little casual and cozy dive bar located on Cavitt Ave in Trafford…read more Allyssa was great. Very friendly with a great attitude. Warm and welcoming towards a new face. I was in the area and decided to check it out. I appreciate a smoking bar that isn't a big cloud of smoke. Well ventilated so that is always a plus. There's a rustic feel to the bar which works well with the dive bar atmosphere. For a small bar they have a nice craft beer selection. I got a nice vibe from the customers at and around the bar. A nice local, small town feel. I didn't feel out of place at all and could see myself visiting again soon!

Great little neighborhood bar. It's definitely a dive bar (smoking included), but it's clean,…read morewell-lit, and has a safe, welcoming vibe that makes it stand out from some of the other dives in the area. The regulars are friendly, the bartenders are attentive, and the prices are very reasonable. You can tell it's the kind of spot where locals have been coming for years, but newcomers are made to feel comfortable too. It has that old-school charm without feeling run-down, which is rare. The lighting makes it easy to relax and actually see what's going on, and the place is kept tidy compared to a lot of smoky bars. It's not a fancy place, but it doesn't try to be--it's just a solid, straightforward bar where you can grab a cheap drink, chat with people, and enjoy the laid-back atmosphere. If you're looking for a polished cocktail lounge, this isn't it. But if you want a classic neighborhood tavern that feels safe, friendly, and easygoing, Krick's is a great choice.

As a resident of Brookline Blvd I really honestly do want to love this place. It's one of the few…read morenon-smoking bars on the street, it has outdoor seating, a clean bathroom and a great selection of craft beers. All of that being said, the service and professionalism of the staff is severely lacking. The bar staff are cold, inattentive and poorly dressed. On a very recent visit to the pub there was actually a really great live local band playing and in the middle of a song one of the bar tenders stopped the band and told them to "fucking turn it down". It completely derailed the performance and killed the vibe of the room. I have given the Brookline Pub several chances but after that I will never be back.

Bacon ranch fries. That's all I keep thinking about. It's so simple, yet so delicious. Bacon, ranch…read more- and then the most important party - FRESH CUT POTATO FRIES. I went for my first trivia night and it was really fun! It gets pretty busy, so make sure to head there before 7pm to get a seat and your team situated. Their special for Tuesday is $2 burgers and they feature a beer at a special price as well (forgive me for not remembering the price... I swear I didn't drink that much!). Last night was Sam Adams seasonal, but they also have local beers on tap, and I happily ordered East End's Fat Gary (my fave!). The burger was okay. Nothing crazy. The bun seemed a little stale. But honestly the fries totally made up for that. Actually, the fries made me forget we waited about 45 minutes for our food. Granted, I think they get pretty slammed for trivia night. The staff was really hustling with what looked like only one to two servers. I didn't realize it was an old movie theater, so you look up and there's a beautiful tin ceiling. It's still a dive bar, but I feel like they have some really great features... again FRIES, a good craft/local beer offering and plenty of TV's for essential game watching.