October 18, 2008
Small place which opens late right next to D’s 6 packs. I don’t recall any EastEnd brews at D’s but this place has most any EEnd brew you may be seeking. Must be Scott’s personal outlet. Parking is main street musical spaces. However, if you go one block off the main you’ll find a space easy, and its a nice neighborhood so you don’t have to worry about theft or vandalism. Not many brews except EE and since I already had those on tap just a few minutes ago, I had a Yuengling and it tasted pretty good! Tap lines are well maintained in this place. Quite smallish and personal inside like most other steel town bars. Has lots of waterworks/ sea fairing displays and ambiance. Tho not many taps, there is a fine selection of bottles available and I think they are about 25% cheaper than their neighbor.

September 2, 2008
Cozy little nautical themed bar and grille situated right next to D’s Six Pax on South Braddock. Found out about this place after trying to go to East End Brewing during a time that wasn’t growler hours. After calling up the brewer to ask about the hours, he recommended coming here. This is quite possibly the place to go for East End beers in Pittsburgh. They had five of their beers on tap (witte, stout, pedal pale, hop head ipa, and brown), had just kicked a firkin of the Gratitude (which they still had available in bottles), and they also had bottles of the Three (which is I believe their anniversary beer). Not bad prices at all (~$5.50 for a dimpled mug), great service, and definitely a place to stop in accordance with a trip up to D’s Six Pax. Hope they see a lot more traffic, as they’ve been supporting East End for quite a while.