Around the corner from Charleston Brewing. This place feels small with a small bar right inside the front door. Fewer taps than the Fayetteville location, but still a good selection of Bridge Brew and more interesting options for the rest of the tap beers. Bottle selection and the inaccuracy of the draft/bottle lists were the same as in Fayetteville. Bartender was very friendly and decently helpful. I found street parking nearby, and their are garages around. I did not try the food at this location.

This was a surprisingly great find while traveling. The food is really quite good - I was very happy; the pizza was dynamite. The beer selection wasn’t all that great on tap, but they did have a few local selections (and being as this is WV, I was excited about that). They had a much larger selection of bottles, which I was particularly happy with. If I’m ever in WV again, I’d happily stop back by here.

I had a great time here. Stopped in on a Tuesday night and took a seat at the bar. Wasn’t very busy but my understanding is it gets pretty crazy on the weekends. Bartender was friendly, extremely knowledgeable and very generous with free samples. As for food, I only had a Greek salad (which was excellent), so I can’t comment on the pizza except that it looked great. Decor is nice and the place is much bigger than it looks when you first walk in. Only 7 taps, but a nice variety including a couple of local selections. Bottle list is competent. Prices more than reasonable. If you visit Charleston, go here! If you live in Charleston, support this place! I want to come back here when I have business in Charleston again.

Stopped in here on a Saturday night for dinner. Once our name was on the list, we had time to go to a beer store on the other end of town and come back in time to wait about 20 minutes or so. Be prepared to wait if you want to come here, but know that the wait is not for naught. The experience is great. Pizza creativity here is outstanding. I had a Cuban inspired pizza that knocked my socks off. Several Bridge Brew Works beers on draft along with Sierra Nevada Bigfoot and Hoptimum, and a couple others. Nice bottle list of about 40 or 50. Glassware was either a snifter or a shaker. I don’t suppose you really need anything else. Service was a little slow, but given the amount of people our waitress was taking care of, I don’t really fault her. Prices are a little high, but not really that out of kilter for the quality of food you receive. I would definitely come back here, and likely will any time I’m in Charleston.

If you like good beer and good pizza, Pies and Pints is the place to go. This is the best restaurant in Charleston in terms of beer selection. They have a decent list of bottled brews, most of which aren’t too difficult to find, but are still high quality. A handful of brews on tap, including usually a couple from Bridge Brew Works, a local micro, which is very good. A very good place to share a pie and have some beers.

Stopped in tonight for a few beers and dinner. Small little place that has awesome pizza and nice selection of brews. Especially for the area. Seorvice was great. RHeastings is one bartenders and was nice to talk beer a little. Probably the best dinner option beerwise in town.

This is in the heart of downtown Charleston. This is the best restaurant in Charleston for bottled craft beer. They do a good job on available American, Belgian, and German selections. They also have half a dozen drafts and change them often. They have the best selection of Bridge Brew Works on draft and bottle. Their pizza combinations are good. Atmosphere is modern, but slightly cramped. If you are in the area I recommend having a gourmet pizza and a craft beer.