Here are 6 Pittsburgh breweries offering outdoor seating along with great beer.
Abjuration Brewing Co., 314 Arch St., Verona
Abjuration, one of Pittsburgh’s smallest suds factories, is tucked inside Stowe Township’s renovated Parkway Theater (which itself is worth a visit). The mad scientists behind the beaker glasses are coming out of the darkness, partnering with 10.7 Marina in Verona to bring their beers into the sunshine.
Photo courtesy of Dancing Gnome.
Dancing Gnome, 925 Main St., Sharpsburg
Aside from can pickups, Dancing Gnome’s taproom has been closed since the pandemic started. Now you can make reservations to imbibe in a small space behind the Sharpsburg building.
Photo courtesy of Spring Hill Brewing.
Spring Hill Brewing, 1958 Varley St., North Side
Get a farmhouse brew with a spectacular view. This tiny operation is housed inside a 100-year-old, 15,000-square-foot building (the former Workingmen’s Beneficial Union).
Photo courtesy of Allegheny City Brewing.
Allegheny City Brewing, 507 Foreland St., North Side
The folks at Allegheny City Brewing didn’t have much outdoor seating pre-COVID-19, so they set up a 42-seat beer garden in an empty lot across the street.
Photo courtesy of Cinderlands Warehouse.
Cinderlands Warehouse, 2601 Smallman St., Strip District
Cinderlands Warehouse, the brewery’s second location, opened last spring, complete with a large patio overlooking the Strip.
Photo courtesy of East End Brewing Co.
East End Brewing Co., 147 Julius St., Larimer
Since 2004, owner Scott Smith has been encouraging Pittsburghers to “buy a good friend a good beer.” East End’s newly revamped patio, which opens this Friday, is the perfect place to do just that.
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