The Leaning Cask Brewing Company

very dog friendly both inside and out. They have indoor toilets for gentlemen, women, and dogs! Patio area outside with fenced in walls. Tap list includes home brews and narcisi wine and local distillery tequila, etc. event room available to rent. Venue is on a busy street with curb side parking but easy to find. Service was attentive.

We are always looking for dog friendly breweries, and The Leaning Cask was definitely one of the best ones we've visited! The atmosphere was great; they have both an indoor and an outdoor area. In addition, they also have an indoor dog restroom in the back, which was quite unique. I'm not a beer drinker, but they also serve Narcisi wine. The day we were there they had a food truck outside, but they do not serve food themselves. The staff was friendly was super friendly and patient! I can't wait to visit again in the summer months.

Finally made it to Leaning Cask while checking out this side of town & getting some stamps for the Pittsburgh Brewery Guide. It's an English Pub-inspired brewery and all of the beers/ciders on tap are named after dog breeds! Dogs are welcome here, of course. Our drinks were delicious. I had the cheeky doodle cider and was very impressed. It was nice and dry, light and flavorful. I loved the cozy nook up front with photos of dogs and a fireplace. The brewery is really quite spacious which I wasn't expecting. They also have a large outdoor space now with courtyard seating. It was actually an old public park they acquired. Very friendly bartenders and frequent food trucks out front. Lovely spot.

I've been wanting to visit this brewery for a while. However it's off the beaten path from our house. It was nice to make this happen finally.We arrived and went inside and they place has a hipster vibe to it. Not bright, but dimmed nicely. When we arrived we went up to the bar and sampled a couple of beers and as always I go with the hazy beer. It was a good choice. But we did a sample of 4 beers and then did the hazy. I liked the beer. It was good beer, great service. They had a nice food truck outside which was epic with our beer.I liked this place. Picked up a 4 pack of Cadence the hazy ipa. I can't wait to go back to this brewery.

I'm a sucker for any place that allows dogs. You can usually find happy pups here and the beers are mostly named after dogs. It's easily the best bar in the area. They have outside seating when it's warm with a big connect four for the kids. They serve Narcissi for friends that don't want beer. I like getting flights though. They have great food trucks in the weekend and in the summer they have some sundays where they host a 5k and you get a free beer afterwards. And they have Tricia nights and some board games. I think there's other events too. It's just a really well thought out business and it's very comfortable there.

Wow do I love this place. Everything from the layout of the brewery to the staff and pours it's all near perfection.Definitely worth the drive outside of the city for their beers.

So dog friendly and great beer!! 10/10 and the artwork was so fun. Loved the indoor cozy electric fire places.

Nice find, and worth the drive if you aren't local. We went because we were filling out the Pittsburgh Brewers Guild passport this summer, and were pleasantly surprised. Nice selection of beers, and the atmosphere is friendly and clean. We ordered pizza from the food truck outside. They have also opened a dog-friendly courtyard this summer.

Beer ok , food trucks are always disappointing. Bartenders dull and unfriendly. Just ok

Stopped in for first time with my dog and we both loved it. Very nice atmosphere inside, and multi tiered patio with fire pits and string lighting outside. Staff member brought over water and treats. I love dog friendly businesses and will definitely be back!