I came to Leaning Cask in Springdale as they sponsored a 5K run. The brewery has a nice feel to…read moreit. It seemed to be dog friendly as well kid friendly (outside patio at least). I tried a pint of Golden Retriever. It had a light and crisp taste to it. Staff was great and I thought that was really cool to sponsor a free 5k for runners like me.

We've been looking for cask also after a trip to Scotland and loved that Leaning Cask does them. We…read morequietly stalked their IG for when they might have it and alas we found a time they did. We stopped in on a Friday and since they're dog friendly, have the pups join us. There's ample seating and we found a spot by the bar. We see the cask and both order it and it indeed takes us back to pubs in Edinburgh. We also try other beers they have and appreciate that the ABVs are reasonable. They have food trucks since there's no kitchen and we ordered. It's El Rincon Oaxaqueño on the day we went. My burrito comes out hot and delicious. As we wrapped up, more people arrived and it gets livelier. Overall good spot to check out!

This spot is so cool! I love the lighting inside, the space is really beautiful. It's pretty big…read moreand is a great spot for bigger groups. They have a large beer selection and I love that they have a lot of non beer options too like Jackworth Ginger Beer. The staff is super nice, we had a last minute party here and they were able to accommodate our large group and were super nice to my MIL. You can bring food from nearby spots like Gino's and they also have a food truck outside that does great food. Definitely a great spot to hang!

No complaints about Blue Sparrow. The food was amazing and so accommodating. I have a nut, dairy…read moreand egg allergy & they let me look at the dairy free cheese ingredients to make sure it was all good! The pizza was amazing. My girl friends and I came after four years of me wanting to come here. I love Gravel Grinder and live close to an OTB so heard of Dancing Gnome from that. Finally made our way there and well, make sure you do not bring young kids. My friend had an 18 month old with us and as she was BUYING a beer from them, the guy who worked there asked if she "could keep the screaming to a minimum." An eighteen month old!!! And Mother's Day is tomorrow, nice. He said that they had to draw a line somewhere and he wasn't kidding. The 18 month old was not running around screaming crying all day. We were outside having the kids play and when my friend was buying a beer he got a bit fussy and was told to keep it to a minimum. Needless to say, we will NOT be coming back. If you have small children, I would not suggest this place. Super disappointing. I've always hyped their beer and place up and now I can't support it. We ended up going to Grist House and it was a WAY better vibe and WAY busier...I wonder why. I should have known when their sign said no dogs allowed.

This is our favorite brewery in Westmoreland County. Top notch beers and great vibes! If you're in…read morethe area and looking for a solid Amber Lager, it's worth the stop.

Four Seasons Brewing Company & Pub is a brewery that serves many beers and some wines, ciders, and…read morenon-alcoholic drinks. It also has Harvest Kitchen that serves wings, salads, sandwiches, pizzas, etcetera. I went to Four Seasons for the Jambrewzle festival, an annual day-long music festival. The business did a good job with setting up the space for the bands on stage, the audience in an open field, and food trucks and vendors around the perimeter. I skipped the beers, but I enjoyed listening to the music and eating the foods.

Excellent beer and service. Enjoyed talking with the owner/brewmaster. Very good and helpful…read more Well done. Recommended!!!

It was ok. I'll start off by saying that I'm not much of a…read morebeer drinker. My partner is though. We came in to get drinks to go with our food (we got food from the food truck outside "Firebox"). The food from Firebox was good and it was a generous portion for the price. The drink options that were not beer were limited, and half of those options on the menu weren't available. My partner got the berry chocolate stout and said it was "pretty good". We hoped to sit outside, but the only available table had broken glass all over it from a busted door. It does have convenient parking and I liked the industrial decor. The service was good and the lady was very nice. One thing I will point out is that one of our glasses had pink lipstick on it from a previous customer. But if you only want beer and a place to chill - it might be just right for you.

Wonderful atmosphere and the service was amazing the ownership by far is terrific. Food was great.read more

4 - I'd drive 30 minutes out of my way just to come here. Skip to the end to see my rating scale…read more Yough River Brewing hits the three things I look for in a brewery - food availability, outdoor seating/dog friendly, and of course the beer. Went here after golfing with a buddy and had a solid IPA and a pretty good Oktoberfest. The variety available is good enough that most people should be able to find something they like. A really nice outdoor seating area with a couple of fire tables and Adirondack chairs makes it comfortable and inviting. I happened to be there on a Sunday afternoon and I think a football game was going on or just ended because there were a bunch of unsupervised kids running around the tables. Not that they were over the top obnoxious, but they were definitely distracting. Other than the timing, I enjoyed the ambiance of the place and the beers were good enough that I'd gladly make the 40 minute drive down again. 1 - Just don't 2 - You'll survive, but there are better choices close by 3 - Good choice if you're in the area 4 - I'd drive 30 minutes out of my way just to come here 5 - I'd try to convince my wife to drive an hour just to come here

A quiet Saturday afternoon at Hitchhiker. The easy as Pie is delicious and available as a beer soft…read moreserve (need to come back for that). The mmhmm Grape is the best peanut butter beer I've ever tasted, it's so creamy and good. The Oktoberfest is also great! Love the ambiance here and they have a great patio, too. So we came back on the same day for beer soft serve - Easy as Pie and he got an Oktoberfest. Bartenders are super friendly and we can't wait to come hack.

Updating my review since its been several years. I have been to Hitchhiker multiple times. I never…read morehave an issue with street parking. It was winter so we were strictly indoors tonight but there is plenty of seating inside. There are multiple board games to grab and play. Hitchhiker has one of my favorite beers EVER- Bane of Existence. It is seriously SO good! Service is great and they typically have a food truck out front. You can check the website ahead of time. We will definitely be back!

Love that this place is air conditioned and that they have guest taps. Liked the screaming…read moretangerine and the Big Springs Coconut Mango Minto. The lime lager is quite refreshing on a warm day. Bartender was friendly and welcoming. They have parking and a nice patio, Too. Food from Murphs looked and smelled good.

Great vibes with the patio and the servers were nice! They have a ton of different beer on tap and…read moreduring HH it's only $5! We checked out their new food vendor too, Murph's Kitchen. The smashburger was excellent!

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.

Friendly service and great drinks! Nice local bar with cool drink specials. The flatbread was…read moredelicious and they had food specials too. Prices were fair.

Really cool place that had live music. I was sad to see most of the fire pits were gone but loved…read morethe new building for an opportunity to be inside if needed. I suggest two food trucks on the weekend because it was a huge line to get food and they were swamped. Beer was good and the going rate. Beautiful area in the woods and family-friendly.