Crazy selection. OK food. Decent prices. Good if youre looking for something new.

Ambiance is pretty cool, big horshoe bars with tables all around, and even more tables down the stairs. Service was pretty good, but nothing spectacular, bartending did make sure to rig me up for one more before happy hour, Selection is pretty damn good, with 63 beers on tap, and many I hadn’t had before. Regular prices are hefty, but happy hour is half off and smaller sample can be had for only $2. Certainly worth stopping by if in the area.

What a great location! Very nice Clean looking establishment, 61 taps and plenty of bottles. Service was good with friendly people. the Menu has evolved into a more than older reviews. If you like beer and good slightly upscale bar food, this is your place.

Visited March 30, 2013. Super corner neighbourhood pub with at least 30 taps and loads of bottles. The place was humming on a late March Saturday night, and the servers seemed to have no troubles keeping up with us mobs. Pints tend to go for between 5 and 7 dollars; you can try a generous 4.75 oz. taster for 2 bucks a pop (for most), and they offer Growler service as well. I started with a Yards Philly Pale Ale, then went to the Yards Love and Slyfox O’Reillys Stouts, all Pennsylvania products. I came away with a 6-pack to go, including Founder’s Breakfast Stout, Avalanche Amber, and Atwater Vanilla Java Porter. Take that, Province of Ontario "The Beer Store"!! Highly recommended, and I hope to return for some food next time!

This place is awesome if you are looking for ticks. Tons of beers on draft and in bottles. They offer cheaper sample sizes to try a ton without the hangover. They even have a bunch of cellared beers for purchase. Kind of over priced though.

This place is tucked in Greenfield and looks like any bar in the surrounding Pittsburgh neighborhoods. However, once inside, it is a whole different story. The taps leave a little bit to be desired, but the bottle list, while not stellar, is enough to please most beer aficionados and the price will make all the difference. Bottles here were on average 2 dollars less than most of the other beer bars around Pittsburgh. The food was pretty solid but it was run of the mill bar food. The owner was one of the nicest people I’ve met in awhile. Same goes for the barkeep. The place was clean, new looking, and had a bunch of flat screen TVs.