Grist House Craft Brewery

It's giving...Coachella. It's giving Abercrombie & Fitch circa 1999.This place pulls massive crowds of beautiful, similar-looking people.And when the clock nears 10pm they all seem to vanish.They often have food trucks. They close abruptly. The beer here though...is great. The tap selection is also massive but luckily all beers are beautifully built. I really enjoyed the Cold IPA, you should get one of those. If they don't have one, demand that they brew it again.

Incredible brewery!! Absolutely massive. Cocktails and other yummy drinks available, food trucks, huge outdoor patio, dog friendly, amazing beer, just a cool spot!! I was so impressed. Came here for PizzaFest awhile back- came back for the beer and the vibes. This place has you coming back. Super unique and worth all the hype

I stopped by Grist House around 2pm for PizzaFest on Sunday. While it was crowded and tough to find an open seat, it wasn't overly crowded. The line to get a beer at the bar wasn't too long. While Grist House doesn't serve food, they usually have a food truck which was barbecue this time - I didn't try it because I was eating the pizza from PizzaFest. It's a pretty big space and lots of people bring their cute dogs which makes it fun! My summer beer of choice is a sour and they only had one sour on the list but it was delicious!!

Loved Gristhouse prior to football season bc it loves my dog! However, the place is even more since game day started for PSU games. It's always a good time and they have indoor and outdoor space with decent tvs to catch you favorite team. They don't serve food but typically have one or two food trucks and you can bring in outside food from any local eatery! Typically, the staff is a great time; although this past week I waited 30 minutes to order even though three bartenders looked and walked right by me (typically they say one minute or something to acknowledge you but not this week). I won't hold it against them though unless it starts happening more frequently.

5 -I'd try to convince my wife to drive an hour just to come here. Skip to the end to see my rating scale.When it comes to breweries, Grist House hits every one of my most important criteria...really good beer, aesthetically pleasing outdoor area, and availability of good food. Their outdoor seating area is really nicely done with a couple of fire pits. They had probably 16 beers to choose from, and a couple of different choices of several styles...maybe four or five sours, two or three hazy IPAs, etc. While they don't make their own food, their calendar of events makes it seem like there's always a food truck available. So while the neighborhood of Millvale isn't exactly a garden spot, the care that Grist House has taken in providing a solid beer lineup with an inviting patio area to enjoy the brews, I'll likely try to talk Mama into making the hour-long trip again.Rating Scale:1 - Just don't 2 - You'll survive, but there are better choices close by 3 - Solid choice if you're in the area 4 - I'd drive up to 30 minutes just to come here 5 - I'd try to convince my wife to drive an hour just to come here

My first visit was on a very hot weekend day. Thankfully, it was not packed and it had a very chill fun vibe. There was a sushi food truck parked curbside that evening where you could grab food to eat there. I don't frequent breweries nor the Millvale neighborhood too often but I would definitely return to Grist House.

The Grist House experience has definitely been upgraded. The new building is great. There is so much more space and I love the nice big bar.It's beautiful inside. The deck outside is great as well with lots of seating and space. Somehow even with more space it does seem to get pretty crowded, especially on the weekends but it's definitely better with more space.I like that they now have all of the merchandise (shirts, hats, etc) and the cans in the corner so you can look at everything. Just grab what you would like and take it up to the bar to pay. You can also still order online to simply come in and pick up your order which is nice, especially if you don't want to miss a release.They seem to generally have a pretty good selection on tap though I wish they had a dark beer on more often but that's my personal taste. They definitely have variety though where everyone should be able to find something they like.This is definitely one of my favorite breweries in Pittsburgh. It's a nice place to go hang out with a group and they typically have food trucks (plus Iron Born right around the corner). Most often we stop by when I see the announcement of a good release, especially when they do a barrel aged stout.

I love the cozy atmosphere at Grist House! The fire pits were heated all around the outdoor area, and the Christmas decorations were up. Overall, the ambiance outside I think is a lot nicer than inside, but it was too cold for me to be out there this weekend (even with the fire pits). They prioritize having a lot of big tables, so it's a great spot to go with a group. While they don't serve food, they usually have a food truck on the premises & you can bring food in from other local restaurants as well. Grist House always has a wide variety of draft beer options, and they rotate quite frequently. Their cocktails are good too (they are currently featuring a pumpkin espresso martini - yum!). It's a little disappointing that they don't have wait staff, but the bar service is pretty quick. Whenever I'm in the Millvale area, I always stop by!Food: N/ADrinks: B+Service: BAmbiance: B-

Coolest brewery in Pittsburgh. Great beer and drinks, even better vibe! Tried the fall mule, sours and IPAs, al were excellent.

We enjoyed visiting this brewery! There is tons of seating at this brewery both inside and outside. We liked that it was a casual, back yard vibe. We noted that it was extremely loud which was mostly due to dogs barking/fighting. I was slightly surprised there wasn't a higher level of strictness from the staff about the dogs on site. One other thing we didn't like was the water set up.