Eleventh Hour Brewing

Great community brewery. This spot has great indoor and outdoor seating. They are super dog friendly and often have food trucks. They also have a really diverse tap list with a variety of beer styles and NA options. This visit we came for their Fossil brew day event. They always have fun events and popup vendors. I've loved their German village as well which they open for special occasions. There are a few spots to park out front, but lots of street parking around the area. They're walking distance to other breweries and restaurants in Lawrenceville. The staff is always really nice and knowledgeable.

The German Village is great at Octoberfest time. We went yesterday for the Christmas vendors in the Village area. They always have a wide variety of beer styles. Their stout game is pretty solid as well.

Our favorite beer in Pittsburgh - and we drink at a lot of breweries. The Hazys are unmatched! They always have a wide variety in the menu from hazys, light shandys lagers or kolsh style beers, to even sours and dark beers. Can get multiple sizes pours, and they have plenty of specialty nights each week. Try it Tuesday gives you 3 8oz pours for $10, Trivia on Thursdays, and sports on the TVs. Food truck calendar on their website is updated pretty far out, and their social media game is on point. Staff is always friendly and knowledge! Space isn't large but big enough each time we're there, and we love bringing the dogs outside when weather is nice. Couldn't recommend this place more!

Great place to grab a beer and catch up with friends. They have an indoor and outdoor space! Allow dogs outside. There is often a food truck or you can bring outside food in. This place is in the heart of lower Lawrenceville.

Visited as part of Pittsburg guild brewery list. IPA was very nice. Wish they had wine pours. Rotating food trucks available. It's in a neighborhood so parking can be a bit tricky. But it was a nice laid back place to visit.

I really wanted to like this spot because I love their beer, but the inside smelled so bad I couldn't get over it! It smelled like sweaty feet, and the smell didn't dissipate as long as we were there. We ended up leaving after just one drink because the smell was so bad. The one drink I had was a really delicious sour beer, and walk up bar service was pretty fast, but unfortunately I won't be back unless that smell problem is fixed.Food: N/ADrinks: A-Service: BAmbiance: D

Came here on a Saturday afternoon and while it was somewhat crowded there was enough space inside and outside to hang out and enjoy a beer. I tend to gravitate towards fruity, sour beers so their Dream Cannon series hit the mark. Come during Oktoberfest as they have a festive indoor German Village with food, games, and Oktoberfest lagers - it can't be missed!

In the running for my personal favorite Pittsburgh brewery. It's got a great location tucked into a backstreet of a trendy neighborhood. The service is efficient and friendly. They have food trucks regularly.

Saw this nice little spot and decided to try it out and got an 8oz shandy which was suppose to be $3 but they charged and extra dollar more than it was supposed to be.. kind of a scummy business they're running here

Had a drink here on Saturday night. Crowd was light but the atmosphere was friendly. The brews ranged from ipa to lager which were nice.