"10:15 on a Saturday Night..."

[Dustin Barndt]

yeah, Fatheads has a pretty big selection, but I'd goto D;z 6pack or either
o the Sharp Edge locations for a good selection with reasonable price.  And
the sharp edge is more pricey, but has the largest selection.

On 11/6/06, Brian J. Parker <brian.j.parker at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> On 11/6/06, Sc'Eric (dj.darkFIN) <darkfin6012 at yahoo.com> wrote:
> > Oakland is a major center of activity in Pgh!  You're saying they have
> no bus service to or from past midnite???  That is truly pathetic!  (And
> Pittsburgh purports itself to be a city?)
>
> There's Oakland service as late as about 1:15, depending on which bus
> you're riding.  Oakland isn't really a major center of activity, at
> least as far as late-night entertainment goes, compared to the South
> Side or the Strip.
>
> But, yes, public transportation kind of sucks here.  There's a lot of
> debate over who's at fault for this; Port Authority, the city, or the
> schools.  Or the geography.  But it's a shame you can't even hail a
> damn cab.
>
>
> > ps. Hey Rick, can you point out any beer meccas in that city of yours
> besides FatHead's and ChurchBrew???  I hear there's a microbrewpub in
> Lawrenceville....
>
> FatHead's is a beer mecca?  I didn't know.  As far as selection goes,
> a lot of beer snobs like The Sharp Edge, which specializes in Belgians
> and also has good food; or the unpretentious D'z in Regent Square,
> with its amazing "Beer Cave" (and they also serve a mean hot dog or
> veggie dog).
>
> You unfortunately won't find a lot of brewing going on in the city.
> Besides Church Brew Works, there's East End Brewing Company... and of
> course Iron City and Penn Brewery.
>
> -B
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