The Church Brew Works

4.5! This place is cool, I have been here on 2 out of my 3 trips to Pittsburgh. I definitely recommend checking them out when you are in town.

Amazing use of a failed church! The onion soup was outstanding, as was the bratwurst and sauerkraut from the Oktoberfest menu. Great place to grab a bite and a brew!

Great brews, food and overall experience. We sat on the alter at 2 long tables with our group. The stained glass was amazing! I had the lobster ? and shrimp mac-n-cheese. It was awesome!! My husband had a steak that was juicy and tasty! View menu

The place has plenty of free street parking around and also serves food .. good food at that. Definitely have the flights as they are worth every penny walk around the place, not every day you can have a bruski while in an actual church.

Really cool spot. I think I'm a bit spoiled on craft beer. But I'd like a more cloudy more dank IPA. The church is amazing though. Lots of light and the feeling of being in this antiquated place reimagined to be the opposite of church. Just fun, libations for even one.

Hold onto your socks! This place is going to blow them right off. The ambiance of this church is top tier. I didn’t even want to blink. The ladies room also blew me away. I thought I was just going to walk straight into a bathroom only to find it a long hallway with seats. I even caught sight of an outside seating area. View menu

really cool brewery with great food! eating and service here are really good. they brazen many different types of beer on the website, each with it is own distinct taste. the atmosphere is fantastic in the church. a good parking space is available for guests. they also have a small gift shop with many hot and others ding to buy.

This place is so insanely beautiful and I love the recycle of church to brewhouse I'm not sure there is anything like it. We ordered the perogies the malted bread pudding. The perogies we're so soft and they seemed very homemade. The bread pudding was dense and sweet and filled with raisins and I was so happy the entire time I was eating it. Magnificent. So interesting. One of the most unique places I have been in Pittsburgh so far. It was so much fun to be here.

As far as breweries go, this is one of the cooler spaces I’ve seen. The converted church bar/restaurant kept most of the original church architecture, including the stained glass windows, giving this bar a unique, European vibe. The European theme continues through the food and drinks too. The pierogi appetizer and chewy pretzel were great starters, I highly particularly recommend the pierogi. I was a little disappointed with the mac and cheese, but I did order it with the added chicken and it might have been better without it because the original already had bacon and bratwurst. They also served our beer at room temperature, but that may be consistent with the European theme. View menu