Sidelines Bar And Grill

This is a solid beer in the sleepy town just outside of Pittsburgh. It was nicer inside than I was expecting (and well air conditioned on a 90 degree day, thank god!). It does have a dive bar/sports bar feel. It’s a small place with a circular bar, tables in the front, and some tables in a back room as well. Plenty of TVs. They offer a macro or 2, plus your macro-esque craft beers (Harp, Guinness, etc) and then 10 or so solid craft beers (Sierra Nevada, Helltown, Rivertowne, Great Lakes, Shiner). There are overall about 15-20 taps. The food is standard pub grub, with lots of greasy options. Prices were not as good as other raters had led me to believe, ~$5/pint. They offered 16/25 oz for lower gravity beers, and then 5/10 oz for higher gravity. Overall, a decent stop, certainly one of the better options for craft beer in this area. There’s an option for a mug club too.

nice little hideaway in Millvale. Ambiance is nice little divey bar feeling, but not dirty, high ceilings and plenty of tvs to watch local sports. solid draft selection, excellent bottle selection. Service is good for how busy it gets sometimes. Vlaue is definitely a ten. Both the food and the beers are great and are at ridiculous prices for pittsburgh

Hole in the wall with charm, expert bartenders, and a great selection. If you want trendy/classy, go elsewhere. Not only will you be disappointed here, but the patrons of this bar would probably kick your butt. Decent amount of taps, cool beer club mugs hanging above bar, and a sweet growler label. Wings are delicious. Lots of bottles. Seasonals well stocked.

Good selection of beer. Great wings. Form available to fill in different beers consumed from different countries to get a tankard with your name on it to keep at the bar.