Latest reviews from Coraopolis

“1 block off the main road this place is easy to find and its very clean. Lots of cool eye candy, too. Plenty of good parking. Lots of good ciders here as well as wine. Tho they get ciders from their cidery in Erie, many are brewed right down the street in Coraopolis. The staff is super friendly, and flights of cider are available for a decent price. All the ciders here are well made and dry; no soda pop ciders here. Nice place, stop by if you are near for a fine sampling of ciders. Today they had some really tasty chilly for a snack.“

cheap 526 days ago

“Visited early evening on a Saturday. Street parking at meters was the only choice we saw, but the meters were not active by the time we arrived, so didn't have to pay anything. We were able to park right across the street from the place. Inside is kind of intricate. Reminds me of a 90s coffee shop almost. Like what you see on the show Friends, but with beer. They seem to focus heavily on traditional styles of beer here, and I love that. I was able to try several Belgian, English, and German styles. All of which I am a big fan of, by the way. Service was friendly and helpful. They weren't too busy the night of my visit, so it was a good place to relax for little bit after visiting several very busy breweries. Maybe my favorite brewery of the visit.“

JStax 1947 days ago

“Stopped here yesterday after work. Lots of parking on the street, 25 cents in a meter for an hour. Easy to find in the middle of downtown Cory. Inside its a well done open area for drinking. Many tables and at least a dozen seats at the bar. They had 7 of their beers on tap, all were well made. 3 of the beers were mild and 4 were quite high in abv, whew. This place is spacious & large inside. On the way to the men’s room I walked down a long hall with many private offices on the right and the brewery on the left. The help was oh so kind and well informed. I had a flight of the 7 brews for $14, nice price. Overall, this was a pretty good beer tasting experience. I’ll be back.“

cheap 2613 days ago

“Finally got the chance to check this place out. Not bad overall impression. Was there at 7:30 in the morn so I got the look when I ordered a heavy craft beer. Pretty good eye candy for an airport pub. Had about 6-8 common craft and imports. Plenty of seating and it has a good layout. Barmaids fairly friendly. Was serving breakfast this morning. Of course, prices are quite high considering the setting.“

cheap 3437 days ago

“Nice airport bar with good food and taps, had Bells, Fat Heads, Victory, Great Lakes to name a few, good place for an airport , food is a little expensive as you would expect“

blutt59 3440 days ago

“In the Pittsburgh airport, which gives it a little limit on ambiance and value. Around 10 taps and they spread it around well, with 3 or 4 west coasters (not as appealing to me cause that’s where I live, but happy for other folks to have a chance at Green Flash and Rogue.. Really enjoyed my burger with thick cut pepper bacon. Great service.“

raphael 3512 days ago

“This place is inside the Pittsburgh airport. They had mostly burgers on the menu, but there were several different macaroni and cheese choices. I ordered the French Onion Burger and it was very good. The food prices here are fairly high. My burger was $14 with no fries or any other sides. On every table there was house made ketchup and a coffee barbecue sauce that was killer. The beer was exclusively craft. I don’t recall seeing any macros even on the menu, so that was a nice surprise. The beers they had were fairly common craft beers, Oberon, Two Hearted, Founders Centennial, Stone IPA and so on. There was one local draft from Full Pint. Service was very good. If the prices were a little better, this place would be sweet.“

JStax 3661 days ago