Two Frays Brewery

Two Frays is a great spot in Garfield. They're super neighborhood oriented and dog friendly.They always have a variety of beers and are well-known for their Nonalcoholic offerings. Not only do they brew NA beer, but they have NA cocktails and ginger beer available.The outside area is cute and has fire pits and a covered pavilion. This trip I had the Schwartzbier Terminator Tinkerbell which is a perfect winter lager and Jen's lil Cuties which was porter conditioned in chocolate and orange candies. It was sweet, but I enjoyed this twist on a more classic porter. We recently attended trivia here too which was fun. They always have great events, feature local artists, and occasionally have food trucks/vendors. The staff is very friendly and knowledgeable.

Small, hipster, locally owned brewery. My favorite thing about Two Frays is their mod Monday a.k.a. non-alcoholic Mondays where they only sell non-alcoholic drinks.I have been sober for 22 months and I haven't seen a business do anything like this. The vibes are great. The workers are great. I've met so many friends here. They have an outdoor patio and free board games for guest to enjoy. Highly recommend checking it out.

This brewery has a really good selection of beer and non alcoholic brews. The inside is a little tight, but overall a great spot for a few drinks. They allow you to bring in outside food, which is awesome.

Really nice place with an outdoor patio. Multiple small pours in lieu of flights. Nearby pizza joints & friendly staff.

I recommend the IPAs. They rotate so there is always something new. Neighborhood haunt with good lighting and clean floors.

dog friendly in outdoor patio. Only Sparkling wine options plus seasonal cocktail pours in addition to their rotating brews on draft. Unfortunately on the day we went, they were out of their most popular brews and out of the cocktails. They allow food brought in from nearby eateries. Very friendly service. Ambiance is more of a hipster vibe. Interesting. Just not for us.

Nice little neighborhood craft brewery. The bright, sun soaked interior is squeaky clean and opens onto a handsome outdoor space which somehow feels more cozy than the taproom itself. The staff is quite affable and the drinks, refreshing.

I love the Bloomfield/Garfield/East Liberty area, but this place disappointed in every category to be honest. It definitely isn't of my favorite breweries in Pittsburgh and there are a lot, but mainly because it has zero character whatsoever. The atmosphere seems stuffy which is odd considering where it's at plus it's a brewery, but nobody seemed to be having fun, just drinking beer like it's a job they hate. Truth!I love the building itself and the beer garden is cool, but the inside is very hospital like with zero charm or any coolness level and we didn't see anyone smiling or having fun. Odd! So we left after a flight and a beer and cider. The layout is just off and the way the bar is laid out causes confusion when people were walking in and trying to order beer.The people who waited on us weren't super welcoming or friendly either. The beers are just okay and nothing to rant and/or rave about.Will I go back the next time I am in the area, maybe! I believe everyone deserves a chance for redemption.

Nice local place offering (non)alcoholic drinks with indoor and outdoor seating. Knowledgeable and friendly bartender! Dog friendly. Reasonable prices. When we were wrapping up, there were artists setting up tables for what looked like a craft fair, which suggests Two Frays is well integrated into the community.

This place has been on my list of stops for sometime since they opened. It's on the east of the city where I do not adventure too often. I'm happy I was able to stop by finally.Easy to locate with GPS, parking on the street only. Small brewery for seating inside but wasn't crowded which made it work. Plus they have a nice spacious outside deck area to sit. It rained so thankfully they had seating under a roof.They do not offer flights, but they will do 5 oz pours for 4-6 beers. I did 4 (5) oz pours of the two hazy ipa's, french lager and red ale. They were all tasty but my favorite was the LG2P Hazy. They have chips, but I noticed people leaving and picking up food from around the corner as it appeared to be some type of pizza shop nearby.The setup inside is nice and reminds me of an ice cream shop but better with craft beers available. This marks the 94th micro-brewery that I've visited in the Pittsburgh region. Only 7 more to go and I've been to everyone of them. :) Cheers!!!