Lolev Beer

Good spot with a cool vibe in Lawrenceville.I have recently had some good beers from here like their wild ale and the Czech dark lager. They have are great big space including taproom seating, a lounge, and two larger areas in the back. They have some limited outside seating.Lolev usually has rotating food trucks and hosts fun events/comedians/music. There are cans available to grab in the taproom. There is street parking available. They are also Pittsburgh Brewers Guild members so you can get a stamp and prizes here.

I stopped in a couple weeks back for some beers with my girlfriend after before heading out for dinner. This is one of my favorite breweries in the city.It has amazingly chill vibes. I love the whole layout of it and the servers are always very friendly and helpfulI'll be back again and again.Sláinte!

I happened to have their beer at a Brentwood music festival last night so I went to their brewery today to see what it was like. It's on the far end of Butler Street, but it's nice because it's away from the busy part of Butler street. Upon walking in, we were greeted by a woman behind the counter and she was super friendly with us while we were tasting a few samples before picking our beers. They had a food truck outside, which I always appreciate so there's a good option while we are drinking. It was a nice, quieter crowd and the perfect way to relax for a Sunday afternoon.

2.5 I wanted to love this place so badly! I was here on a Saturday evening, and it was just dead inside. The inside is super vibey and spacious, and there's a couple picnic benches outside in front. This spot is about .5 miles down from the other bars in Lawrenceville, so it's a little isolated. I'm not a beer drinker, so I ordered a peach cider. I wouldn't recommend it and couldn't finish it, and I've never met a cider I didn't enjoy. It was bitter and the peach flavor just didn't come through. I'd give this place a second try but would have to find a different beverage!

Great brewery. They have plenty of space for a big group. They have a nice selection of beer. The vibes are relaxing! You can bring your own food in which is always nice. They are dog friendly! Will be back soon!

I'm a glassware snob and this brewery has gorgeous glasses for their beer. But let's back up for a minute. I used to see Lolev beer on tap at another restaurant and one day I tried it. Then I tried another one and then another. Their styles were consistently excellent. Finally I made a trip to the brewery and continued to enjoy their beer. The staff changed the TV to show our college game and were super friendly. The only reason I knocked it down is they wouldn't open a tab, I had to pay per beer every beer. It's kind of inefficient. But otherwise great stuff and I'll be back.

Lolev is great. Pittsburgh is a proper foodie and brewery town, isn't it?I really like how spacious it is.Bartenders are top-notch.Beers are so good.

friendly bar tender. Was able to orient us on flavors and additional options other than beer (stateside). Had a pizza food truck available on a Friday evening. Very pet friendly. Dogs allowed inside and outside. This is a corner shop with lots of on-street parking. Low-key environment with a variety of music playing in the background. Volume is low enough to have conversations.

Lolev is such a great new brewery! It has an awesome modern feel with white tile, velvet furniture and natural light - pretty different than other breweries around. You order your beer at the bar and then you can sit anywhere. They do hold onto your card if you keep a tab open so don't forget to cash out haha! They currently do not offer flights but the incredibly friendly bartender let us try whichever beers we wanted. They do not have their own food but when I was there, they had a food truck that you could order from & bring it inside to eat!They had a live musician while I was there which made the day really fun. He was great!Overall, I'm really excited about this new brewery (just opened in December) and will definitely be back!

Maybe I'm too old for this place, maybe just opening weekend craziness or maybe it's just not my vibe...We love checking out local breweries and make it a point to get to new ones close to opening when we can. We had been out and about and decided to go ahead and stop by Lolev for a drink before heading home.Pulling up we saw the place was jumping for sure. There were several people drinking out on the sidewalk waiting for food from the pizza truck. We headed to the front to head inside. When you walk in the front door you were pretty much in the line for beer. They had just a few beers and a seltzer on, but small tap lists at opening are to be expected.They had a DJ up above the actual bar. The place was pretty busy and there weren't many open seats. After grabbing a drink initially we wandered back into the warehouse space where it was cooler and quieter as we waited for a friend. When he arrived though he had food so we headed inside. We found a small table and scrounged a few open chairs up.Honestly for me the beers could have been the most amazing beers and I still would have had trouble enjoying myself. It was just way too loud in the place. The DJ going loud is more of a party vibe. Then you had groups sitting visiting so everyone was yelling over each other. It definitely isn't the typical brewery vibe. I'm not sure if this is how it will always be or if was just due to it being opening weekend.Among our group everything on the menu was ordered and tried. The seltzer was okay and the best of the bunch, which isn't what you look for from a brewery. I had been excited to see a stout on tap as I do love my stouts. However, it was very disappointing. I understand it can take some time for breweries to fine tune their beers and space so typically will give places at least one more chance. It's just tough in a city with so many great breweries (and two others opening the same weekend) to first catch people's interest and then give them a reason to come back.