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In 1996, the Church Brew Works opened its doors as Pittsburgh’s most innovative and interesting dining establishment. Since that time, the Church Brew Works has achieved national and international acclaim and has become a mainstay for locals and visitors to our city. Savor one of our carefully handcrafted brews in our unique atmosphere! The Church Brew Works also offers a full-service bar and is proud to offer premium spirits. Cuisine is eclectic American and features award winning recipes.
Former church is now a lofty space for house-brewed beers, plus a mix of pizza, pierogi & bratwurst.
Hours
| Wednesday | 4–10:15 PM |
| Thursday | 4–10:15 PM |
| Friday | 12–11 PM |
| Saturday | 12–11 PM |
| Sunday | 12–9 PM |
| Monday | 4–10:15 PM |
| Tuesday | 4–10:15 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 3525 Liberty Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15201
Phone: (412) 688-8200
Menu
Order and Reservations
Reservations: churchbrew.com
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Founded in 1878, the original church was located at Penn Avenue and 36th Street. Additional buildings were established as well. The first convent was erected at …
Reviews
James Ret
We arrived on a Friday afternoon and we didn’t have a problem finding a place to park.
… moremaggie marten
This place was so unique! The church was beautiful and the food felt like it was good quality and fresh (the chicken sandwich was marinated so well!). Our server was sweet and personable and the beer was spot on! We will absolutely be back soon!
… moreRick Girt
This is a beautiful old church in all its glory, doing what the good Lord intended for us to do with churches: drink beer.
… moreLacy Hess
While in Pittsburgh to visit our son, we went to Church Brew Works. I ordered the Steak Rothschild special. It was delicious! After a bite or two, I quickly snapped this picture.
… moreMegan Smith
I’ve been here 4x now; three times for dinner and once just for drinks. I don’t drink beer, so I can’t judge their brews, but everything I’ve ordered here for food and cocktails has been very good. Everyone I’ve been with here has also liked their food and drinks a lot. Very cool vibe inside being in a historic Catholic church. The chicken and dumplings on the menu here in the winter are my and my husband’s favorite! The meatloaf and fingerling potatoes were good too, and my dad really liked the Jumbalaya. My mother-in-law ordered the shrimp and grits and was a little disappointed that the “grits” were baked into little grit cakes and weren’t in normal grit form like the authentic southern dish. We’re very bummed they took that off the menu for summer. This is definitely a must visit spot in Pittsburgh.
… moreLeigh Cunningham
Great experience here. Really appreciated the aesthetics as well. I tried the buffalo chicken pierogis as it was recommended and they didn’t disappoint! Our server, Dylan, did a fantastic job as he had to serve about 20 people. All I can say is by the time he was done with us we gave him a round of applause!
… moreDavina Jordan
Eddy was a Fabulous server!! He was attentive and made some great recommendations!!
… moreJeff
I saw this place on haunted America and had to come and see it in person. The food was fantastic. Great selection for anyone who loves great fare and delicious brew. Beautiful atmosphere and a great haunted story to go along with it. Service was on point and there is plenty of parking on the street.
… moreRolf Brekken
Awesome setting. I tried the ipa and pilsner, both were good, I also had the cheesesteak sandwich, it was good but the bread to meat ratio was skewed towards the bread. Fries were standard. The setting is cool. Recommend highly.
… moreThomas Joseph
Dined here last night. The food was delicious. The atmosphere is unique and hasn’t changed since the last time I was here, about 20 years ago. Waitress was unfriendly and not very engaged for how empty the place was.
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