This is the place to go if you want belgians on tap. If you don’t go for happy hour it can be a bit pricey.

A couple friends from Pittsburgh took my wife and I here to catch the end of the Cards-Braves 1-game playoff, so we sat at the bar and had a great spot. The place is fairly typical in layout and design, lots of booths and tables and wood and neons. There were quite a few tap handles, probably about 50, as is listed here. Tons of locals and regionals. Prices are in the $5-$6 range for most drafts, and a sampler option is available, 4 4-oz. pours for $12. We didn’t have any food. The bartenders were attentive. Overall, really solid beer bar and I would definitely recommend a visit if you’re in Pittsburgh.

Nice clean place with their own parking lot on the side. Good selection of belgian taps. The bartender was very knowledgeable. I bought a mixed six pack, but for over $20 for there cheaper selections I would pass. Place is expensive, but they have happy hours.

Visited several years back. Kept a good memory of the place, especially the Belgian-minded menu, had a delicious Brewers Platter with the rest being very pub oriented. Location was welcoming with a nice craft / draft selection along with bottles. This was several years ago but I am sure the whole thing has changed with the whole craft beer boom effect.

Go for the beer but don’t expect the wait staff to be very helpful.

Great selection of beer

A very good place with an excellent selection of beers and great pub fare.

Yaaaaay Sharp Edge! This place was my introduction to real beer. I just moved back to Pittsburgh and went there last night for the first time in over six years. Even better than I remembered. Great Belgian selection, yummy food, good folks.

The first time I went here I was truly overwhelmed. Belgians are my favorites and their tap selections are unreal. Ambiance of the places leave some to be desired, but it didn’t bother me too much because I was there for the drinks! All proper glassware served, super knowledgeable, friendly and honest staff. Bottle selection is also rediculous, but nowadays, I’m able to find much of those locally, as it can be pricey there. If you’re a Belgian fanatic like me, it’s a must to stop here.

The food is very good, but pricey for a "bar" the selection of international beer is unbelievable, but has a more limited selection of microbrews.