Two Frays Brewery

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Cute neighborhood craft brewery that fits perfectly in the Garfield neighborhood of Pittsburgh.

They had 11 beers on tap when we visited, as well as ciders, wines and other alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages.  We tried the Better Together Kolsch Style Ale and the Everybody Should Be Nice to Everyone a pale malt and wheat then conditioned on watermelon and kiwi.  They have 2-3 sizes depending upon the beer's ABV.

No, they dont have food, but you are welcome to bring in food. I swear everyone had a pizza or snack from a nearby restaurant.

There is seating inside or on a really cool patio area.  Visit their website to view a ton of information about the beers, space, specials and philosophy.  Two Frays has created an inclusive space where good people can enjoy good beer and fellowship together.

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Two Frays is easily one of Pittsburgh’s standout breweries. The beer is top-notch—thoughtfully brewed with a variety of styles to explore. The atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming, making it a great spot to hang out with friends or wind down after a long day. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable about the beer they serve. If you're looking for a great local brewery experience in Pittsburgh, Two Frays should be on your list.

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Great neighborhood hood brewery. This brewery is queer friendly and has gender neutral bathrooms. They have a great selection of beers with the occasional seasonal selection. You're allowed to bring your own food since they only sell chips. They also offer a variety of events like trivia and gay sports.

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3.5/5. Pretty typical brewery complete with gravel-coated outdoor space, numerous dogs and children, and dedicated order area (eliminating the need for flagging a bartender and the purpose of tips) and a half dozen cheap uncomfortable bar seats.

Addition to typical bar: numerous call-outs to 'Woke culture'.

In-house beer is good, nothing notable. Take-out beer is ridiculously expensive. Probably good to bring those costs down as breweries capitulate in the next few years. Checkout people are friendly.

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Great little neighborhood brewery with a friendly staff. Nice indoor space with an awesome outdoor patio. The variety of beers on this trip was super on point. They had something for everyone. Even if you're not a beer fan, they had something for you: wine, non alcoholic, and a mixed drink (even dog treats for your pup!). No food on location, but you can bring your own, and there's lots of good food around the area.

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