Stick City Brewing Company

My wife and I like to visit breweries, distilleries, wineries etc; I've been working on a goal of visiting every micro brewery in the Pittsburgh region. They have 104 to visit, which some have closed since. Today this marks 101st and only 1 or 2 remaining to say I visited them all soon.My recent visit to Stick City Brewery in Mars, PA, left me thoroughly impressed and convinced that this brewery is a standout gem in the local beer scene. From the diverse beer selection to the welcoming ambiance, Stick City Brewery delivers an experience that keeps patrons coming back for more. This may be my all-time favorite visit that has the best setup compared to all of the other places from a theme standpoint. Upon entering Stick City, you're greeted by a vibrant and friendly atmosphere that sets the stage for a memorable visit. The industrial-chic decor and comfortable seating create a relaxed environment, making it the perfect spot to unwind with friends or family.Now, let's talk beer - and Stick City Brewery knows how to brew some exceptional ones. The beer menu is a testament to the brewers' creativity and commitment to quality. From hop-forward IPAs to rich stouts and everything in between, there's a brew for every palate. The rotating taps keep things exciting, encouraging patrons to explore new flavors and find their new favorites. The Pale Ales was my favorite and took a 4 pack home, along with a t-shirt.The outdoor seating area is another highlight, offering a charming space to enjoy your favorite brews al fresco. In the winter or cold months they have a fire going at all times. For those who do not want to sit inside. This is a cool brewery out in the middle of nowhere, about 40 mins north of the city.I recommend stopping here.

No food available for purchase except food trucks outside. Service is order at the bar. No table service. Good ambiance with live music on a Saturday. I really like that you can bring your dogs inside. It was a cold drizzly day and several patrons had their dogs inside with them. Also had a nice fire going outdoors in case you wanted to get away from the music for awhile. Looking forward to coming back with the pup!

I had a few different brews at Stick city Saturday evening and really enjoyed the beer and atmosphere. The staff was pleasant and while we sat inside, it was nice to see kids running around and so many people with their dogs sitting outside. I will go back .

I love any brewery that is dog friendly AND has food trucks, which Stick City offered both. We only stayed for one drink because they were busy and our pups were very curious, but I'd definitely go back and try more.

I am so happy this place is 2 mins from where I live! Their beer is always great. The servers (bartenders) are always prompt and friendly. And I love the inside and out of the brewery. They have a tv for key sports that me be on. Outside they have fire pits, heaters, and tables under tents (and outside the tents) so many options for seating. And last but not least, their food truck are always great! Definitely worth a visit!

Stick City Brewing in Mars has a small tap house and large out door space with corn hole and rotating food trucks!

Love a food truck? Love beer? Have dogs? Have kids? Want to sit by a fire outside? Want to draw with chalk on the sidewalk?This place is honestly good for so many people and occasions. I love that they rotate the food trucks & was really pleased with the beer. Fun stop. I highly recommend going!

I stopped by here yesterday with my wife for some Saturday afternoon drinks. We had been wanting to visit Stick City Brewing for awhile now but had generally found ourself in Cranberry on Sunday's when they aren't open. Thankfully on this Saturday we were looking for something to do and so headed on up. The inside of the brewery feels large, probably due to it being an old firehouse with large ceilings for the trucks. It was decorated with string lights throughout with a bar and seating on one side and then a caged in area with kegs, fermenters, etc on the other. They also have an outdoor area which had a fire going in it but the subzero temperatures kept us inside. We still did partake in some of their Adirondack chairs, which I imagine they had moved inside for the winter, due to it being crowded from a birthday party. I should also mention that the inside is dog friendly and they were about 3 or 4 dogs taking advantage of that. As I often do whenever I visit a new brewery, I tried to order a sampler here. Stick City doesn't do that though but they do offer 5 ounce pours for $2.50 each. So I went with four of them for $10, essentially making my own flight. The beers that I chose were Dry Fly I Adams (IPA), Sticks 2 (IPA), Neptune 2000 (IPA) and Cabotsquatch (brown). I started with the Dry Fly which was the lightest colored of the IPAs with a straw yellow color unlike the golden hue of the other two IPAs. It ended being pretty good with a nice clean start before a big hit of hops at the finish. Up second was the Sticks 2 which also started out clean before proceeding into the hops. It wasn't as in your face as the first IPA and the hops had an almost fruity flavor to them. The third beer that i tried was the neptune 2000. While the highest in ABV out of the bunch it was almost the least hop forward. Last but certainly not least was the Cabotsquatch. It tasted nicely and had a sweet caramel finish to it. Out of the bunch I think that I would have to pick the Sticks 2 as my favorite although all were good and interesting.The bottom line for me is that I would come back here again in the future. Stick City Brewing has quite a cool space and the beers were good too.

Place rocks. Great beer, friendly people. A nice place to enjoy a cold one. Highly recommend

Nice setting and good customer service! Very good food truck outside that day as well!