12 Best Brewpubs in Pittsburgh

“Best craft beer in pittsburgh. Definitely expect some ipa's like everywhere else but it is not the dominant force on the menu if you have ipa fatigue like me. You can get cask, nitro, sour, seasonals, wheat, stout, high abv low abv no abv. And also insanely good pizza whether you like plain cheese or the most bizarre concoction you could ever not think of that rotates weekly.“

“yoho’s Yinzide Out Wednesday Live Music performances each week from 6:00 to 9:00. Great live music, Great staff, Great food.“

“Cinderlands is a great place! Convenient to city visitors and residents in the vibrant Strip District, it’s great staff, beer, and food are their calling card.“

“Nice environment for events & pretty large facility.“

“Had a wonderful experience today at Roman Bistro. The food was delicious and the service was excellent. Our waiter David was terrific. I chose the perfect restaurant for my birthday lunch.“

“Fantastic IPAs. Nice decor and very knowledgeable servers. Thank you!“

“Great atmosphere, even better beverages!“

“1st time with my sister it was great and really good prices! half chicken, German potatoe salad and very yummy fried cabbage“

“Came here after work to order takeout because I wanted a bite to eat. I got the turkey sando and the tots and let me tell you I was impressed! I was skeptical about the hummus being on the sandwich and originally asked for it to be made without but i’m honestly glad that they ended up putting it on there because it took it to a whole new level! The vibe of the place was also a plus, really down to Earth!“

“The best way to go to church on Sunday, with the huge advantage that here they actually let you drink beer and eat like there is no tomorrow. The Jagerschnitzel, the pierogis, the Beef CheeseSteak, and the Mac & Cheese were all spectacular, proving that carbohydrates are the only true religion. Our prayers for dessert were answered with the Oreo Cookie Brownie Sundae which, although simple, turned out to be a masterpiece capable of raising the dead. The only divine stumble was the Crispy Cauliflower which, drowned in sauce from the start, lost all its crunchy dignity; the spiritual lesson here is that the sauce always goes on the side. To accompany the sin, the Pious Monk Dunkel beer fully lived up to high expectations. That night the staff was glaringly short-handed, but Nicole multiplied herself and took fantastic care of us. They accept card payments, though they nail you with a 2.75% fee for the privilege.“

“As a celiac, it’s hard for me to find a place where I feel comfortable eating and can eat “normal”. Our meal last night checked both boxes! Chris was amazing and put me at ease. The food was delicious, and I loved all the flavors in the grapple burger! Thanks for being so good to the gluten free community!“

“very friendly with a good selection of beers.“