Yellow Bridge Brewing

Both locations are absolutely fantastic. I've had beers and pizza at both (Greensburg and Delmont) and they are both consistently delicious and the staff is always so lovely. Can't have beer, so they carry a great assortment of Seltzers (Stateside), wine, meade, cider, & lemonade. Ordered the rectangle pie and it SERVED. Wow. Gooey cheese, crispy cheese/doughy crust. CHEFS KISS. 10/10!!!!!

Most overlooked pizza around...While the beer is fun...come for the pizza pie, you won't be disappointed. I'm serious...the beer is great, but so is the pizza...Underrated place to enjoy some pints and pies with friends...once you have a slice or two, you'll be back for sure...for both the brews and the food!

Tonight was my second visit to Yellow Bridge...because I'm not a quitter. The first time I was there I would have rated it a 2; however, I had a much better experience this time. I tried a few beers and all were solid. The bartender was good...knew the brews. It's a small bar area. Couple of tables, maybe 10 seats around the bar. Not terribly comfortable. If you dig craft beer and you're in the area or if you're planning to do a little hopping from brewery to brewery to others in the area it's worth a stop. But don't make a special trip out just to go here.

Great selection of beer. Dog friendly. The Caesar salad was so fresh and delicious. The pizza was out of this world. The margarita was my favorite every bite had so much flavor.

Stopped out for a quick beer, maybe a pizza! It was Sunday the owner is the pizza Chef or one of them. I guess he's loosing alot of his help in Greensburg ( college kids) it's always busier there. No pizza , no biggie had a couple beers and nice conversation with bartender! And a few patrons! There pizza is killer if you haven't tried it! It's a must!

First time here. Let me tell you the sample beers come with generous pours. We sampled 5 different beers. Most of them were pretty good except one of them didn't do well with my tasting buds.The place is small when you walk in. They have the fermentation tanks right next to the dining area. The room is small, but they appear to have a back room for kids.Overall the bartender was very nice. The beers that I did like were super good. I loved the glasses. I did purchase a sticker, but wish they had glasses with the yellow bridge on them. I thought that was awesome due to Pittsburgh has how many yellow bridges.

Super great beer and owners very willing to help pick great brews for your taste and their pizza is DELICIOUS!!!

Definitely cool addition to this otherwise bar/restaurant lacking town. I was really excited to try Yellow Bridge when I first heard of their opening. I emailed the brewery before suggesting we go to make sure they were in deed open for business. One of the owners or workers got back to me quickly and I appreciated that. We decided to head out this past Friday. We met up with my BFF and her husband who were already there and had secured a table for us. It was LOUD! Like so loud you had to nearly yell to be heard by the person sitting next to you. The place is cute, clean, and modern. It seemed as though there were way too many people in there for the amount of seating available. There is a main room with a bar and another room down a hall where there was a large communal table. Parking was tricky and the location right off a very busy major highway has its drawbacks. I opted for the Bitter Dispute, 13 oz. $6.50. The ABV was a little on the high side, but not high enough to warrant the snifter glass. The IPA was ok. Not by any means a really good IPA, but not terrible. I prefer a little more hop in my IPAs, but overall not bad. I like this brewery ok, but couldn't see coming here often. They don't serve food, which is ok since they will have different food truck here but food trucks aren't always the best choice for food. Also there is no table service so everything is ordered at the overcrowded bar. Speaking of overcrowded anyone think it's a good idea to have a baby in a brewery? How about a baby and a toddler?! I don't really get the thought process behind this decision on both the patrons and the ownership. I mean baby in one arm pint in the other. They don't serve food, and you are sitting at a bar? What is wrong with people? I mean for being a baby and a toddler they were pretty well behaved, but even if they weren't I probably couldn't have been able to hear them cry over all the other noise. Hopefully they will work some kinks out and we will give it another go.

Something for everyone! Multiple beers (and variations! Not just ipa ipa ipa like down the road) and the pizza is one of the best you'll ever have. All the food is top notch to go with the outstanding beers. Atmosphere is cozy and there is an outside option. Can't wait for the second location!

My husband and I decided to try Yellow Bridge Brewing Friday evening. We arrived at 5:30 and the place was already packed. We ordered about 10 minutes after arriving and they were already out of square pizza. Surprising since they were only open for 1 1/2 hrs. We both chose the Italian Pilsner which was very light & not much flavor. We waited for 40 minutes before receiving our salads. Granted they were busy but, salad really. We saw people who came in after us get their salads before us. The pizza did not arrive until 1 hour and 15 minutes after we ordered. I asked the waitress why it was taking so long and she said because they were so busy. She also said that we should have been told when we ordered. We were not told of the long wait. They had live music which was way too loud for the small room and honestly wasn't very good. The pizza wasn't that great, very thin and not much cheese. The waitress did give us a gift card and apologized for our experience. She was very nice but, not sure we will return.