Invisible Man Brewing

Invisible Man Brewery in Greensburg recently moved to a much better location on the other side of town, just 800 feet down the same road from their original spot. The new place boasts modern amenities and a fresh vibe, featuring exposed brick walls and TVs for entertainment. As for the beer, it's as good as ever--perhaps even better than I remembered. We stopped in to check out the new location and to collect Laurel Pour Tour stickers.

Awful, awful place. Went there because we were in Greensburg and thought we'd try a new brewery. Walked there from parking lot in 20 degree weather only to find out it was closed for private party. No information about that on website and waitress when we got there was very rude. Plan is to NEVER go there again and would you NEVER go there either.

I stopped by Invisible Man in downtown Greensburg with my friends who live in the area. The bar was easy to get to and has a lot of street and cheap parking lots. The bar offers a handful of IPAs and some other brews, plus a cider. Prices are reasonable. The space has some high tops and bar seating for guests to relax and visit with friends. Excited to come back!

First visit, so rating could increase. Atmosphere, location, and opportunities are all in place. Nice option to be able to bring your own food or order out. Sometimes food trucks are on sight, but not on a consistent basis.Since I did not fall totally in love with their beer selections today, I will return to give other choices a try. There are other drink options if beer is not ones preference.Invisible Man has a clean, modern look and service was welcoming. Fun name and concept. Believe it or not, kids and dogs are welcome. I noticed an enclosed play area for kids, and someone had their dog inside on a lease.

Another brewery brought to our attention through the Laurel Highlands Pour Tour Passport. If you are not aware of this, go to one of dozens of locations be it a brewery, winery, or distillery in the Laurel Highlands area and pick up one of the passports. Then make trips to visit all the stops to collect stickers, yes like a passport. It is a great way to learn about new places and try places you may otherwise not have known about or have visited.So now that I am done plugging the Laurel Highlands Pour Tour, let's talk about the Invisible Man. Well the name makes sense. There was something truly missing from my beer. I wanted to try their hazy IPA Zoltar Speaks, but they were out of this beer, so I opted for the Haze Over Innsmouth. This was their version of a New England IPA, but at only 5.3% ABV it really didn't hit those hazy citrus notes I enjoy in NE IPA's. I drank the beer but with each drink it became more and more odious. About half way down I couldn't keep going. I had to pawn the beer off on my husband. It was so weird I can't explain, but the flavors were all battling each other and nothing was cohesive. I also got the feeling that this place may really be struggling. They have a big space with a premium down town Greensburg location right behind the courthouse, yet at 7 pm on a Saturday there may have been a total of 2 other couples in there at the same time as us. Not a good sign at all, especially with the undoubtedly expensive rent. Hopefully they can figure it out, but for now I would pass on another stop.

I so wish I had the option to give half stars on Yelp. If I did I would give Invisible Man 3 1/2 stars.We went on Saturday night, they had just opened Thursday. Usually we like to check a brewery out early on and then go check it out again once they become more established. It's always tough when they first open.They only had six beers on tap. Hopefully the taplist will expand down the road. They also had a Bella Terra rose cider available. They have a self serve water station. No food is available, though I did see several people ordering in takeout from local restaurants.First up, the beer. The most important part. The first beer I tried was the Move Like Van Damme, which is a Belgian Blonde. At 7.1% this is a strong Belgian Blonde. It was very smooth but had a unique finish. At first I wasn't sure but it grew on me the more I drank. Next up was Black Wizards Pumpkin Porter. This was my favorite beer of the night (between two breweries). I am a fan of both dark beers and pumpkin beers. This touched all the right notes. It had the roasty quality you expect from a porter with all the wonderful spices you expect from the pumpkin. The nose on the beer was great. It smelled like fall in a glass. Finally we tried Call of the Void, which is a stout. This was my least favorite of the bunch. I prefer my stouts with a bit more body. This was very thin. Coffee notes are definitely the predominant flavor in this beer. I'm curious to go back in the future and see what else they brew!As far as the atmosphere... I liked the artwork and brewery logo. They have a jukebox but no TVs. I did find it pretty loud, though it was fairly busy. There is a couch, as well as high tables, plus bar seating. There is a children's area in the back. At first I wasn't sure how I felt about this since I'm not always keen on kids in breweries. However it's really more I'm not keen on bored and unruly children in breweries. If I hadn't seen this area when I went to the bathroom I wouldn't have even known there were any kids there. They had a chalkboard wall and I think some other entertainment for the kids and an open window looking into the brewery. All in all I think this was a great opening weekend. I look forward to going back once they become a bit more established and hopefully expand their offerings.

The layout is clean and airy. The beer and staff are good. I would definitely come here again although there are a lot of fruit flies by the bar area.

I like and enjoy the service and the way you had it separated from the customer and a family party, your staff was very successful. The food was great

Good beers. Good bartender. Good atmosphere. What else can you ask for from a bar?I guess I didn't see food haha

Love the atmosphere and energy in this place! Hidden little gem of greensburg - definitely will be coming back.