I had to try the hot dogs because I am doing a hot dog tour. It was a big hot dog!! I got the Rocco…read moreand my bestie got the buster. We both enjoyed them!! I will say I wish the bun was smaller, it is just too much bread. The onion rings were great. The sugar pretzel was good could use a little more seasoning on it though.

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.

Made an impromptu stop into this satellite brewery pub on Saturday and were very pleased…read more We sat at the bar and had a great chat with Paul who was minding the bar. He allowed us to sample a few beers and made suggestions to help us choose. There were a few hazy options as well as a black IPA. There is food onsite, which is supplied by sandwich shop Long Story short. The menu includes soft pretzel, pizza and a quesadilla. We had the quesadilla which was filled with tasty seasoned shredded beef. Also had the pretzel which came with mustard but surprisingly not beer cheese! The atmosphere was friendly and relaxed. There is a nice outdoor space that we will check out when it gets a bit warmer. Glad we found this place and look forward to visiting again soon!

Came here with friends on a Friday night and happily surprised it wasn't packed. It was also vinyl…read morenight so people were able to play their favorite records they brought or select from their collection. They also have 2 tvs around the room, giving you the ability to watch sports. This made for a super comfortable atmosphere to relax and enjoy time together. Their menu at this location is a bit limited, especially if you want something on draft. Their stout beers and IPAs are all on tap but lagers are only available in can and only 4 options. I ordered the Lil Cinder out of the can, which was a wonderfully cheap $3. It's one of my favorites at their other location and was happy it had a consistent smooth and refreshing taste out of the can too. I would have liked some more beer options, like sour or wheat beers, but understand it's only the taproom.

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!

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.

Beer brewed the right way with care and attention and it shows from the first sip to the last. If…read moreyou haven't been, go now before they realize how good they are and put the prices up.

Such a nice spot…read more Plenty of outdoor seating. Beers are great. Service was amazing. The one gentleman pouring up beers was extremely friendly and passionate about his job. It was my first time visiting, so this was a great impression. I'll be sure to stop here again in the future.

I've visited BJ's Brewhouse twice and had a great experience both times. My first visit was before…read morea wedding, and I really enjoyed trying the margarita flight. On my second visit, I ordered a margarita with chips and salsa. The kitchen was very accommodating and allowed me to substitute a double order of salad instead of the usual salsa and guacamole, which I appreciated. The service was friendly, the food and drinks were enjoyable, and parking was easy and convenient. I'll definitely be back again.

A random Monday night. Three people. A craving for pizza. And the irresistible lure of BJ's $19…read morepizza night. What could possibly go wrong? Walking into BJ's is like opening a phone book from 1997. The menu is absolutely limitless. Page after page after page of "Sure, we can make that too." If you've ever thought, "I wish one restaurant served pizza, pasta, burgers, tacos, steaks, salads, and probably auto parts," BJ's has you covered. The restaurant is huge and has a long bar. World Cup Soccer was playing...seemed like it could be a fun place to watch sports. We started with beers, a glass of wine, and the spinach artichoke dip. The dip arrived quickly, which was impressive. The dip itself? Perfectly adequate. Not bad. Not good. Just existing. It was the Switzerland of appetizers. Next up, a salad and the burrata pizza. Fair warning: the pizza that arrived appeared to have only a passing acquaintance with the glamorous model featured in the menu photo. Apparently, the menu photographer deserves a raise. The salad and pizza hit the table, but our drinks were still on a spiritual journey somewhere between the bar and our booth. Thankfully, we had water, because dehydration was beginning to feel like a real possibility. Eventually the drinks arrived and we dug in. The pizza was... mediocre. Not offensively bad. Not memorable. Just aggressively average. Somehow it also managed to be dry, which is an impressive achievement for pizza. We asked for extra sauce, and our server happily brought out a cup. Unfortunately, the sauce appeared to have come directly from a refrigerator..... Nothing says "fresh pizza enhancement" quite like cold, cold marinara. To be fair, our server was pleasant, friendly, and genuinely trying his best. He was easily the highlight of the meal. Will we be back? Probably not. With a menu that large, you'd think they'd eventually stumble into greatness. On this visit, they mostly stumbled into mediocrity.

Stopped into our old haunt after a while and was pleasantly surprised to see some new menu items…read morehad been added. Had to try the Pickle bomb appetizer and the new Hummus board as well. The hummus is delicious and served with veggies and warm, lightly seasoned pita 'chips' which were both crispy yet soft inside, with just the right touch of seasoning. We also got the tasty shrimp tacos which are back on the menu! Finished with a warm skillet cookie topped with vanilla ice cream! A great meal all around. Of course we love the people at this family owned establishment which is what keeps us coming back! They have weekly burger specials and now also doing some guest taps in addition to their own beers.

Popped in for dinner and was happy it was burger night. All burgers were $10 (except burger of the…read moremonth). Service at the bar was good. We thought Beverly was just filling in as the drinks she made were all a little off. Seemed they were out of gin so used vodka for Hot Gin Summer but it tasted like she was out of simple syrup also. Smoked the old fashion ice cube a little then added bourbon and garnish. ??? Odd. ????? The burgers were both amazing but not so much that we would return. Typical small restaurant feel with a lot of hustle and bustle in the bar area.

Service was so friendly and helpful. Food was only okay but beers were very good. They have a few…read moreboard games and a bunch of weekly events. Typical brewery vibes.

Great time Good selection of beer and it was open Mike…read morenight! Had some good jalapeños poppers

I stopped into this place on a rainy Saturday afternoon for a beer and a quick bite to eat. I…read morealmost drove right by it as there isn't a prominent sign out front aside the old-school signs that have click in letters - the kind you see outside of a fire hall. The bar: A big open room with a massive wrap around bar that seats probably 30. There are another 20 or 30 tables. The theme is total sports bar with A bunch of screens and the walls are painted green like a baseball outfield. About 50 feet from the main bar / dining room they have a game room for the kids which was pretty popular the day I was there. They seem to keep the kids entertained. The staff: I say at the bar and the entire wait staff greeted me with a smile and a hello. The service was quick and my drink was refilled by someone other than the waitress that was taking care of me. I got the sense that everyone enjoyed working with each other. The food: I had the philly cheese steak hoagie which was very good. Most notably the roll was super-fresh and the portion size was big bit not obscene. The fries were clearly frozen mass-produced but they were perfectly cooked (crispy, hot) and they used some sort of seasoned-salt on them which was a nice touch. The owner?: A big bald dude came out of the kitchen saying hello to the patrons and told some regulars about a golf outing that he was planning in support of pediatric cancer. Guy checked in with the guests and his staff. Seemed to have things in order - respected his leadership. Overall: I'm not surprised this place was packed at 12:45 on a Saturday. Food was great, reasonable prices, great beer selection, great staff, engaged owner. Only recommendation would be a better sign out front and perhaps something to cut down on the noise in the bar. Will be back.

Great place! Hidden gem outside of Pittsburgh.. staff is phenomenal and the food is fresh! Wings…read moreare HUGE! Everything is made to order! Beer is COLD! Local to us but maybe off the beaten path for most however I would definitely make this a destination for the experience. I have several recommendations! Just start with breakfast!!! I personally love the steak wrap and the husband recommends the infield fly! Bring an appetite Xtra Innings isn't stingy on their portions!

Easy to get to! A couple of miles and turns past Westinghouse's new Etna technology center at…read moreShaler Titans football field! Small brewery with big flavor! Beer is delicious - we tried Butternut Squash Harvest Ale, Dubbel Secret Probation bock, and Caramel Porter, all full bodied and tasty! We will visit again and we want them to come to our town!

I stopped by here earlier today with my wife for some evening beverages. I originally wasn't…read moreplanning on Acrospire, but it ended up being our audible whenever the Pirates game was ending at the same time we were heading out. The inside of this brewery has a relaxed, open vibe with plenty of natural wood tables, metal chairs, a visible brewing area in the back, and colorful string lights hanging across the ceiling. There's a chalkboard mural on the wall and a Pride flag (since it was Pride month) adding to the welcoming atmosphere. There's also a well-stocked kids corner with books, puzzles, games, and art supplies, which is a great touch for families like ours. Outside of the beer, it looks like they often host different food vendors inside the kitchen space. As I often do when visiting a new brewery, I decided to go with a flight. It consisted of five beers: Joe Brown (coffee brown ale), Hear No Evil (honey ginger wheat), Honeycomb (oat honey ale), ChatBRU (west coast IPA), and Apple Pie Sour (sour ale). First up was the Joe Brown and it started with a solid coffee flavor and finished with rich toasted malts. Up second was the Hear No Evil which was A bold honey ginger wheat with ginger dominating from start to finish, leaving a lingering spice on the palate. Thurs was the Honeycomb which has Sweetness from the honey hit up front, followed by a more mellow oat finish. Fourth was the ChatBRU which was Smooth at first before diving into hoppy bitterness that lingered long after the sip. Last and certainly not least was the Apple Pie Sour. My first sip was mostly the cinnamon and sugar rim, which added a nice touch with a little salt on the finish. The second sip, without the rim, delivered a strong apple flavor that lingered nicely. I could absolutely see how they named it, as it genuinely tasted like apple pie. Out of the bunch, I ended up liking the Apple Pie Sour the most, closely followed by the Joe Brown. The bottom line for me is that I would head back here again in the future. I enjoyed my beers, and my wife and I found it to be a super chill place. We loved that we could possibly bring our kids thanks to the thoughtful kids corner.

Food was very good. Our favorites were the wings and ribs. Good carotid sauces. The fries were…read moreexcellent, nice and crispy. The Mac cheese was good, the cheese is more of a beer cheese.

The chicken and pork are excellent!! I loved the pepper on the chicken, and my pork was so tender…read more My beans were a great side-- full of good flavor. What was really a surprise was the sauce of the month, which was coffee flavored. The coffee - which is my favorite drink -- was not overbearing. For a coffee lover, I thought this sauce was fantastic!! Great meal and can't wait for more!