Q: positive

A: Dear God, could there ever be anything cooler than what is going on down in the Larkin's Lawrenceville basement? Ok ok, I won't bore you by repeating what everyone else has said except to say that IT'S ALL TRUE, and that had better excite you big time. Other cool things...the flavours are constantly changing as the couple experiments, which is a huge selling point for any home brewery, but I think more so when you're talking about an actual in-my-home brewery, and feel more connected to the creation process. Very exciting thing to be happening in Pittsburgh, you should definitely get over there and support the heck out of them, get your growler, and thereby enlist in the army of cider advocates. Just as a TMI FYI: if you're slight-figured and think cider tastes like apple juice, you're going to have a lot of fun if you find yourself at the bottom of your growler on the same day you bought it. Might wanna go for a bone dry to slow yourself down, ha!

Q: negative

A: I thought this nice newer location would be just as good as the original location in Gastonia but I left disappointed. The food had a different taste and I didn't care for it. This location is very nice and upscale looking but I'll stick there the less attractive Gastonia location.

Q: positive

A: We sauntered down here after a ballgame to grab a drink on a Saturday night. Like other have said, it is in a dark part of town, so make sure you have a buddy or two if you are parking there. The place screams hipster, but is tolerable for a few hours, especially since there is so much going on to distract yourself. The snack food was decent and the drinks were original and decent. Since the place is essentially a giant warehouse it is great for larger groups, however, as others mention it might be uncomfortable staying there for a few hours given the AC situation. One thing that really confuse me was having a boutique-like store in the middle of place that is essentially a bar and adult playground. If I was ever interested in buying a $180 sweatshirt, I doubt it would be from the same place I order a GnT from. I probably wouldn't make a special trip, however, will keep it in mind if I am ever looking for something different downtown.

Q: negative

A:
Just horrible. The downside is you are stuck coming here if you have to. It's like going to walmart when 30 people are all in one line to checkout. Our estimated lock exchange 1+ month for our new house so they are holding our mail. I wait about 15 minutes per visit just to pickup my mail because nobody works the "pickup" door. But thank god they have a greeter to answer questions.