Brewery Profile

Mondays Brewing Taproom

Pittsburgh’s beer scene is spread across city neighborhoods and nearby communities, and this taproom fits that pattern by operating in both Greenfield and Peters Township. A visitor should expect a neighborhood microbrewery rather than a single downtown production hall. The emphasis is on a rotating house-beer program supported by a broader local beverage list, so the experience is not limited to one style or one type of drinker. The room functions as a gathering place, with the taproom setting doing most of the work: people come in to talk, sample what is pouring, and settle into a local stop rather than a formal tasting room built around tours or exhibits.

Travelers exploring breweries in western Pennsylvania often look for variety across a short trip: a lager in one place, a hop-forward IPA in another, perhaps a sour or a more traditional ale to compare with newer styles. Mondays Brewing Taproom’s production schedule reflects that range, covering lagers, ales, sours, and different interpretations of India Pale Ale. That makes it a useful stop for visitors who want a broad view of contemporary small-batch brewing without having to choose between only classic or only experimental beer. The taprooms also extend the regional focus beyond beer, offering locally made seltzers, ciders, meads, wines, spirits, and even local soda for guests who want something non-alcoholic.

For planning purposes, the key detail is that there are two Pittsburgh-region taprooms: one in Peters Township and one in Greenfield. Travelers should check which location best fits their route, since the two serve different parts of the area. Specific daily pours, seasonal releases, and non-beer selections can change, so the taproom is the place to confirm what is available on a given visit. Known offerings point to a beverage-focused stop with house beer and locally sourced alternatives; other details such as food service, events, seating arrangements, parking, or family and pet policies should be verified directly before going. As a practical addition to a Pittsburgh-area brewery itinerary, it works best for visitors who want a casual local taproom and a menu that can accommodate both beer drinkers and companions choosing cider, wine, spirits, seltzer, or soda.

Mondays Brewing Taproom operates as a neighborhood microbrewery serving two distinct locations within the Pittsburgh region: Peters Township and Greenfield. The brewery maintains a diverse production schedule, focusing on a wide range of traditional and contemporary styles, including lagers, ales, sours, and various interpretations of India Pale Ale. Beyond their own beer production, the taprooms emphasize local beverage curation, offering regionally crafted seltzers, ciders, meads, wines, and spirits. This focus on local sourcing extends even to non-alcoholic options, such as locally produced soda. Each taproom functions as a community gathering point, providing space for patrons to convene and socialize.

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563 Greenfield Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15207, USA, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 15207

Website: https://mondays.beer/

Hours: ["Monday: 5:00 – 10:00 PM","Tuesday: Closed","Wednesday: 5:00 – 10:00 PM","Thursday: 5:00 – 10:00 PM","Friday: 5:00 – 10:00 PM","Saturday: 12:00 – 10:00 PM","Sunday: 12:00 – 8:00 PM"]