Truss Brewing Company

Awesome brewing company with some delicious food offerings as well! Definitely worth checking out. I got to try out their margherita pizza and chocolate chip cookies.The portions are amazing for the price. Such a huge pie, but very nice thin crust, for just just $16. Definitely reasonable. The quality is also quite high. Nice char on the bottom, adequate amount of sauce and cheese. It definitely hits the spot if you're looking for some thinner crust pizza.The chocolate chip cookies were also pretty good. They also had peanut butter ones. The cookies did have a slightly strange burnt aftertaste. Still, I enjoyed them. They had loads of thick chocolate chunks that were delicious.All in all, I like this place a lot. Very tasty pizza, great people, and I've heard the drinks are also great. Would definitely recommend!

We kept seeing the Truss Brewing menu floating around and decided to give it a try and am happy that we did! We got a hoagie, a salad and pizza. Everything was really good. Salads are usually hit or miss, but the winter salad was fantastic. Everything was super fresh which I really appreciated. The pizza is definitely wood fired so has the char flavor that comes with it. The hoagie had unique flavors, but flavors that worked well together. The Mac n cheese was okay, just not very flavorful. We will definitely be back!

There is no indoor seating area. You order at the counter then take your drinks and food outdoors into their "backyard" which may be really nice in fall weather but not ideal in hot summer especially with lantern flies everywhere. Did like the beer options and various tasty seltzer pours.

This is my second review of Truss, and I still give it a 5/5 star. The Volcano pizza (see pic) is 10/10! The crispy peperoni and jalapeños pairs nice with savory ricotta, and the hot honey makes so good. A tip for patrons ordering a salad. I support local businesses but also want to comment on the $ value of thr salads to help make an informed decision. The pizza...100% worth the premium cost for a premium pizza.I ordered the spring salad with a chicken add-on, which was very tasty but the cost is a little outrageous for what you get. The veggies are sliced razor thin (which is tasty) but they are almost non-existent. The chicken add-on is 5$ and I weighed it at 2.2oz! The salad (see pic) is 18$ which is a terrible value.You could buy a second pizza starting at 16$, 2 dollars less than a plate of lettuce and veggie shavings. Again, the pizza is 10/10 amazing and worth the premium cost and the salad is tasty but not worth the money.

It's been a while since we've been to this brewery. It's the only brewery that I'm aware of in the pleasant Hills area. I felt like I needed to review it again because so much has changed since the last time I visited this brewery.Stepping back into the cozy confines of this boutique brewery, it felt like reconnecting with an old friend after years apart. My last visit here was in 2021-2022 timeframe, and as I walked through the door, I was greeted by the same warm ambiance and genuine hospitality that I remembered so fondly.The service, as expected, was nothing short of exceptional. The lady working the front friendly demeanor and attentiveness made me feel right at home from the moment I arrived. While this brewery has always been known for its stellar brews, I was eager to sample their latest offerings. And let me tell you, they did not disappoint. Among the array of tantalizing options, two brews stood out as clear favorites: the Red Brick Ale (Amber) and the Hazy IPA.The Red Brick Ale, with its rich amber hue and inviting aroma, was a true delight for the senses. With each sip, I was greeted by layers of caramel and toffee notes, perfectly complemented by a subtle hop bitterness. Its smooth, velvety texture and well-balanced flavor profile made it an instant classic, and I found myself savoring every last drop.Equally impressive was the Hazy IPA, a burst of tropical fruit flavors and refreshing citrus undertones that danced on the palate. Its hazy appearance hinted at the depth of flavor within, and I was thoroughly impressed by the brewmaster's skill in crafting such a harmonious and complex brew. Each sip was a journey of discovery, leaving me eager for the next.Of course, no visit to this brewery would be complete without indulging in their superb food offerings. We had the salmon, shrimp, fish and the 2 lb drumsticks enhanced with dry rub sauce. It was incredible from the first to the last bite.In conclusion, I need to revisit this place more often to stay updated with the chance. Especially in the warmer months to indulge with the backyard.

Wood fired pizzas were excellent and beers were good. Nice outside seating area. Would definitely visit again!

I found this gem on Groupon, and I'm sure glad I did! I want to note that they do not have any indoor seating, but they do offer seating on their patio and in the back of their establishment. Go in the warm months if you plan to hang out! The woman at the bar was awesome! She walked us through both the food and the drink menu. I'm not a beer drinker, so she suggested trying the seltzer. They make a plain seltzer and add flavors to it, so there are many options. I really liked the blood orange! We ordered a pizza and Buffalo drumsticks to eat. The pizza was delicious! The crust was thin and crispy, and it paired well with the seltzer! My only suggestion would be to provide guests with stronger utensils; I couldn't cut anything with the flimsy plastic knife and fork that were given. We will be back for sure whether it's to hang out or just fill up a growler!

First time trying! We ordered a three pizzas tonight for dinner .. the staff was very friendly both on the phone as well as when we got there for the pick up. I got the last of the dough tonight - so sorry for those that tried to get a pizza tonight and couldn't ;)Parking - they have a curbside spot if you order online ... the also have a nice size parking lot... plenty of parking!Food - our pizzas we delicious and cooked perfectly! Will definitely have to try dinners though next time we go. Drinks. Have to say the growlers looked interesting- we will have to try another night.

Growing up in Jefferson Hills, I was never used to having many local restaurants to pick from (outside of Ciccanti's, Al's Cone Zone, and the P Bar), and certainly not a brewery. Fast forward about 10 years after moving from J Hills, and all of a sudden there is a local brewery that even my 60+ year old parents like! Unheard of, and I knew we had to check it out during a visit back home. Truss is conveniently on Old Clairton, so easily accessible for many folk. It's a take-out-only spot, but they do have some seats on the porch in the front and plenty of tables and benches in the back, where they offer live music in the warmer weather. My parents gifted us with a decent food voucher for Truss, so my husband and I made our way over for beers and pies and to meet up with a high school classmate who has also since moved from the area. We arrived on a Saturday night in the fall and were excited to see there was live music. The music was a tad too loud for our liking, so we decided to snag a table on the porch area. We placed our order with the owner of Truss and chatted a bit with him to hear his story - loved to see that he was a local guy living out his dream (and adding a nice new spot to the beer desert of Jefferson and Pleasant Hills), and he was super friendly and helpful. Since they are take-out-only, all beer needs purchased in growlers, but we were pleased to see they had cool 16 oz reusable steel containers. I went for the Fast Peach - a sour cider that was refreshing for the warmer weather and super easy to drink. My husband went for the POG Wheat, which he also enjoyed and also felt was easy to drink. We also snagged a blood orange seltzer to go, which we gifted to my parents and heard rave reviews! For being a small operation, Truss has a surprisingly large variety of options to please everyone, and I was especially impressed by their selzter options - I'll be back over the summer! For food, we opted for the Truss Ricotta Pie and the Pierogi pizzas. We loved the lemon with the ricotta and arugula on the first pie and the scallions and kielbasa paired with the pierogies on the second pie. Again, for being a small place, their food and specifically pizza options were vast and super well done - love that they only have a wood fired oven on site and everything is fresh! Truss Brewing is a welcome addition to the area, and I'm super amazed at how Jefferson and Pleasant Hills has expanded in the last few years! We certainly will be making it back for more brews and pies during visits back home!

Great experience all around. From the woman who answered the phone to the food we ate at home. When calling in our order the woman was nice and made sure she had everything correct with our order:) The food was outstanding! LOVE the quesadilla!! Wish I would've taken pics before we started eating lol these posted are what we sent to our family bragging that we had a FLAVORFUL amazing dinner, that was ordered right down the street from our house! Next time we'll have to sit outback and have a drink with our meal!