Lincoln Avenue Brewery

I will give it one star for service and drinks. Drinks were tasty and at a good price. Even for bar food, the food was horrendous. Potato skins were bland and had zero taste. We ordered the brisket burger and were given some kind of bacon cheeseburger instead. Didn’t realize it until halfway through. The meat was burnt to a char and dry (see picture) Also ordered the sliders, which were okay but the meat was still overcooked and dry. If I ever come here again, I will be sure to only order the drinks.

the food is basically inedible. everything we ordered was drenched in oil. the dip I got was so oily and separated and because we sat outside bugs were bouncing into it the moment it hit the table. my friend ordered a sandwich she described as soggy and tasted like nothing. because everything was so bad we set our plates to the side for our waiter to take. we explained the issues we had with all of our food and drinks and still paid full price for everything. we know better now, but be warned!

I heard for years this place was supposed to be amazing. It was trash. The burger had no taste. The drinks were warm. The brisket sandwich was disgusting. The Mac and cheese tasted like paste. The potato’s weren’t cooked enough. Would not eat here again.

This is about my second time going here. The service is pour and way overpriced. We went and got French toast and it was four small pieces. Which was a bit over priced for plain French toast. Bartender was eating in front of everyone and wiped her hand with her mouth and continued to make drinks and touch things without washing her hands. There were three of us total and we paid more than we would at a fancy restaurant.

Overall such a good experience. The staff were so friendly and my friend and I bonded with the owner who was a fellow nurse! The only thing I would post for improvement is the timing of the food to come out. We waiting nearly 45 mins-1 hour for just our app to come out. The waitress was so sweet but rarely checked on us. All in all we had a great time at trivia night! 😊

Sunday menu is disappointingly limited, overpriced, and very breakfast focused. I should have checked before I went but I expected a brewery with a full kitchen to have more robust food to go with its beer at 2 pm. I waited close to 40 minutes for a caesar salad and side of potatoes. The bar tender dumped my food in front of me without saying anything and ran off. No ketchup, no salt, no pepper on the table. Atmosphere is lackluster with bulky tables crowded together and too close to the walls. Finally, an hour and 20 minutes after I sat down, another bartender ended up cashing me out when she noticed my empty plates sitting on the corner of my table. She was very nice and asked me how everything was and told me she hoped I had a good day.

It was a pleasure getting to meet the owner and head brewer - tasting some beers not yet on tap was a great experience. Their small plates are perfect compliments to the great selection of beers they have to offer. Love this place for Bellevue!

The drinks were good but we waited over an hour for our food, which we wish we would have known before we put the order in because we would have just gotten food from somewhere else. We would go here for drinks again but would probably not bother waiting so long for food again.

The food was prepared with care, and our server was really attentive. It's really nice that they serve things other than their own brews (which are very good), because my wife doesn't drink beer. A cozy, clean, and almost pub-like environment...happy to have it so close by!

TLDR: cozy neighborhood spot with best soft pretzel, other nice elevated pub food, and good drinks. Just wish they had more space & more comfy seating. This cozy neighborhood brewery in Bellevue is a great spot for food, cocktails, & of course beers! Imo they have the best, huge, delicious soft pretzel in Pittsburgh. It's very reminiscent of a $28 soft pretzel I had elsewhere in that it's nice & fluffy with a good soft bread texture. Plus, you'll save $9 on this one, it comes with beer cheese + mustard, & it's much larger. Pro tip: add their famous pickle dip with your pretzel. The combo is incredible! The blackened ahi tuna BLT on a nice brioche bun was also really delicious - with a kick! Speaking of kick, I'm kicking myself that I didn't take a pic of the drink menu bc I can't recall exactly what was in my bourbon cocktail or the name, but I'm pretty sure it had fig. It was strong & tasty. Check out this neighborhood spot if you're looking for a delicious low-key meal in Pittsburgh. They also have live music & some other events.

Aside from their brews, local wines and local cocktails also served. Outside tables where dogs allowed. Friendly bar tender. Food menu available. Kitchen on site. On street parking.

GREAT Sunday Brunch!!! Really good breakfast platter w fresh ingredients. And topping it off w/Texas Toast was awesome!! Washing it down a Jalapeño Machete made it perfect!!!

Adorable spot in a cute area. I didn't try the beet (No-drink-vember) but my friend had the East End Big Hop American Ale and loved it. We ordered a big pretzel to share and it came with both beer cheese and a spicy mustard. Delicious! The atmosphere was comfortable, the wait staff was attentive. I'll definitely be back!

It was my first visit and it was a good time. We went on Tuesday night which is their trivia night, not going to lie the questions were harder than I thought they would be! I'm not the biggest beer drinker but I was able to tell the bar tender exactly what I liked and she picked out a great beer that I enjoyed. They also have a small food menu, I ordered the chicken Caesar wrap. It was a decent size and had a great flavor. Their side options left something to be desired I had the cold orzo salad and kettle chips. Over all it was a good experience and I want to go back to try a few more things!

A cozy brewery in Bellevue. Personally I think it's not as a good as it once was but it's still decent beer and pretty good food. My favorite is the pretzel. Oktoberfest was tasty. Worth the stop if you're in the area

I LOVE this brewery! The vibes are so much fun, the beer is cool and crisp, and the food is tasty af!! They have a nice selection of their house beers, my personal faves are their sours. They usually have a nice rotation. And THE PICKLE DIP! Insanely delicious, no notes. It's awesome having a brewery in Bellevue, and I'm glad it's this one!

I'd Never heard of Lincoln Avenue Brewery, until I attended an event recently. From the moment I walked in, it was as if I was in an episode of "Cheers;" or what I assume the show is like I've never watched it ‍. The point is, it was better than anything I could've assumed it would be like. Grant, Lisa, and the staff were very personable and make you feel welcome from the first step inside. I gotta be honest, I'm not a beer drinker. "So why did you go?" Why not? Experiencing new things lead to discovery. I tried the Lincoln Avenue Aye Matey area salt/lime gosey, bulldog dipa, ESB, and the mead. All solid beers, but I can't get over how delicious the sour was. I'm normally not one to like like any lemon/ lime flavored things because they usually taste artificial. However, the sour was so natural and refreshing. Definitely made me more curious about exploring sours. While the beers were noteworthy, and the chicken Caesar wrap was delicious, it is the pickle dip I keep telling everyone about. I got a mouth-watering flavor that made me feel ready to party. I took some of the dip with me and I wish I had taken more. Does anyone know if they sell a jar of this? I want to buy some to bring to share at parties!! I definitely plan to return! I'm currently trying to vet the people that can hang and will mesh well with the laid back vibe. Or maybe I'll just return on my own. Either way, stop reading this and go check this little gem out!

Loved the inside of this place and the staff was super friendly and helpful. I will definitely be back to try some more of the beer selections and food options. My favorite was the bulldog double ipa. My wife and I split the pickle dip appetizer. The dip is so good! I wish it came with flatbread or some sturdier chips though. For my meal I went with the flatbread. This was definitely a mistake. It was pretty bad, both in appearance and taste. My wife's tacos and the other food I saw inside looked great though so I will have to try something different next time.

We just left Lincoln Avenue Brewery and had a fantastic time. It was my second time there. Everyone is always so friendly and helpful. I love this place. Unfortunately due to work schedules, we couldn't come until Sunday. The beer selection was pretty picked over. However, we got to try a few good ones. I loved the mead the best. I know it's not beer but I love Apis. They always have good selections. My husband really liked the East End Hefeweisen. He also liked the Gose. I liked the Hose A (funny name for a Mexican Lager). The star for us was the biscuits and gravy. we've had biscuits and gravy many different places all over the country. These by far were one of the best. Wow! The biscuit was so flaky and moist. The sausage gravy (sausage from Tom Friday's (the best local butcher) was unbelievable. The side of potatoes was a bit odd but tasted good. My husband loved the grits. We'll definitely be back to try other beers and other items on the regular menu since they only have brunch on Sundays. Go check them out.

I popped in on a recent Saturday night. The place was packed. Right away we were greeted by staff who were friendly and helpful. We had to wait about 5 minutes for a table, but during our wait we were checked on multiple times. I ordered the ESB - I'd actually never had that type of beer before, but I really liked it. I will search it out in the future. My husband had the lime gose - if you like sour and lime this is the drink for you. I usually love sour beers, but lime isn't my thing. I really only stopped in for a drink, but I couldn't NOT order the soft pretzel. It was huge! It came pipping hot and was nice and fluffy inside. I really enjoyed it. I can't comment on any other food, but what I saw of it looked good - I'll have to try it the next time. I'm not usually in the Bellevue area, but I will definitely consider a special trip to come here again.

The waiter we had was amazing! Although I got the hummus and the veggies we had were slimy and definitely not good to eat

I love this neighborhood brewery! My boyfriend and I went to their block party over the summer and had a great time! They closed down the whole street and had a band, tents with tables, food and beer. It was a great time and I loved the guava beer I had at it. A few weeks ago I went for brunch with my dad. We are both STILL talking about how awesome it was. We each did a flight to start (Sunday Funday, why not?). Mine consisted of the ESB, Saison, Aye Matey Gose, and Just a Porter. The porter was my favorite, dark and toasty and super smooth. It was fun to sample their beers since each one was so different. I ordered the eggs benedict florentine: house made English muffin topped with spinach, poached eggs and homemade hollandaise sauce served with roasted potatoes. The homemade english muffin was so good, and everything about this dish was perfectly balanced. The roasted potatoes were so fluffy on the inside! They were delicious. I can't believe I ate the whole thing! My dad got the special which was a Monte Cristo sandwich. He raved about it with every bite! The vibe inside is very laid back, and you can tell there are "regulars" that go there. Our waitress was amazing! She was very friendly and down to earth and offered great beer suggestions. The owners Grant and Lisa are the best! They even brought us biscuits to take to go since we were the last ones there as they were closing up from brunch. Their burger and reuben nights seem to be really popular. I can't wait to go at night and try their dinner menu. The beers change seasonally.

Update just about how awesome they are as a business, human beings, and friends: We recently had a baby and Grant and Lisa delivered us dinner, a growler of 511, and custom Lincoln Ave onesies for our new addition. Please go visit them, get take out, or make Shane deliver your dinner! Quick update for brunch! Sundays from 11-2. I'll snag a pic of the menu but there's French toast, potato pancakes, biscuits and gravy, frittatas (which basically are omelettes but I could be using the wrong terminology), and shakshuka which was delicious! It was chock full of chorizo, peppers and onions in a rich tomato sauce. No brunch item is complete without a dippy egg on top! You also get a few slices of fresh mediterra bread to soak up everything. Drinks included Bloody Mary, mimosas, spiced apple pie sangria, and cinnamon cold brew coffee that you can spike.

This was a pleasant surprise. Being from a different part of the city, we don't often have cause to drive to Bellevue. But we like beer and had heard the food was good. There were no disappointments. We tried a gose and a cream ale; both were very good. In addition to a nice selection of beer, they also offer mixed drinks, wine, cider and mead. The menu is on the small side, but dishes were prepped with care, and substantial. Try the pickle dip here, because it is a fine accompaniment to beer, and nothing I've had elsewhere- very tasty! The mixed green salad comes with chicken breast and is big. I like veggie sandwiches, and the one here is so satisfying with a just crusty enough bread. Don't be fooled by the name - you can have a very satisfying meal here while enjoying good local beer.

I would never have known about this cool neighborhood brewery in Bellevue if it had not been for a Yelp Elite event I attended. This was my first time back, Thursday's "cheesesteak night" lured me in & I live 35 minutes away. The outside & inside are inviting...now decorated for Christmas. Staff is very friendly, as are the patrons. In fact I struck up a conversation with someone who had just moved to Bellevue from near where I used to live in eastern PA. The cheesesteak did not disappoint, it was so good I forgot to take a picture. I had a tasty IPA as well. The pickle dip with chips is great as a side or an appetizer. Definitely worth stopping in if you're in the area.

Always a comfortable and awesome experience. The owners treat ya like family and truly try to get to know their guests. The food is phenomenal! Great portions, always fresh and original. Their in-house crafted beer is delicious. I've never had a bad one, but my favorite is the Jalapeno Machete. It's a cream ale with just enough pepper bite that doesnt over power it. The atmosphere is rustic, welcoming and fun while staying quaint and cozy. I try to go in as often as I can.

What a nice local brewery! Everyone working there was sooo welcoming & friendly. You got such a warm vibe right away. The owner (I think) was also there and checked on us multiple times, which I love. There was a lot of beer options and all were impressive. The double IPA, highly recommend! Now for the food. The pickle dip was out of this world! I will be back simply for that! The pretzel was flaky goodness. On Thursday it is taco night, bonus! So I had the chicken tacos which I loved. You can tell everything here is 100% made from scratch. My husband & I cannot wait to come back to this neighborhood brewery for a nice date nice!

We arrived on a Thursday evening around 6:30 and did not receive our food until 8:00. Our waitress was not friendly, forgot to bring our beers until she came back for the food order. She didn't check on us or our food until we asked her to check. It had been an hour so she brought our salads per our request but hadn't brought silverware so had to wait again for that. When we complained that a hamburger, wrap and steak and cheese shouldn't take over an hour she said they only had one cook and it always takes at least an hour. We clearly were not happy so instead of trying to make things better she sent another waitress to take our checks. NEVER going back there again. The second waitress was rude and just as poor as the first. The food not worth the stress of waiting so long for no reason and poor waitressing.

This is a small town brewery in Bellevue, PA. It has a rotating beer and food menu. They have menu specials weekly. The place is smaller so it can get busy and fill up fast. Today I had a brisket hash with a side of fruit and a biscuit. I really enjoyed my meal. Everyone at the table were happy with their meal choices. The people I went with go there often so they highly recommend this brewery. The beer list was a mix of IPAs, ales, ciders and meads. They have different merch for sale: T-shirt stickers cups etc. They play live music often. They have outdoor and indoor seating. Street parking available and there is also a public lot down the road. Everyone was super nice and if your in town, it's definitely worth a stop! Plus the bartender employees are all so nice especially Dylan!!!

My friend and I stopped by the Lincoln Ave Brewery on a Wednesday night for a nice dinner. While the food was delicious (I had the soup flight) the service was absolutely less to be desired. Our waiter was nice, and it wasn't his fault but it took almost an hour to get our food, AFTER, we ordered. Again, I had soup, and my friend had a wrap. Additionally, they had a band that night, and while it was good music, we couldn't hear a thing.. we hoped to have a conversation but had to yell to even hear each other. I truly can't imagine this place on a busy night like Friday or Weekend. Due to this, I'm hesitant to ever return.

I live in Bellevue and have always passed this place which seems to always be hopping. Went here on Friday night with the fiancé and we sat outside (wasn't too hot, surprisingly). We walked in and immediately were greeted by someone, super friendly. I had the jalapeño cream ale which was really nice and not too spicy. My guy had the Belgian trippel which had a yummy banana flavor. The reason I'm docking a star is for 2 reasons; my Korean pork sandwich came out pretty cold. Also they have very limited handheld items. If you aren't getting a salad, you only have about 4 options to choose from. As a brewery, the standard is usually 7-10. I'd probably only return here for a beer in the future, but the service was excellent!

Nothing but amazing things to say about Lincoln Avenue Brewery. Really good beers that rotate through, few guest beers, awesome cocktails, fresh menu & great staff!

I was drawn to Lincoln Avenue Brewery after seeing multiple pictures of their giant pretzel from Facebook friends. We came on a Friday night a little after 6. The inside of the brewery was quite full, so we opted to sit at one of the three outside tables. It was nice out that day, and an added plus was the lower noise level, although that's not something that's going to deter me from staying somewhere. We were greeted quickly by our server and were instructed on how to order a flight (4 beers for $9!). She handed us our card. I was a little disappointed I couldn't get a flight size of the cider, but there were plenty of other beers to choose from. We chose two of Lincoln Avenue's beers and two from other local spots. It was nice to see them supporting other local breweries! We loved the Just a Porter. It was dark and rich without being too heavy, and I would definitely order a pint next time. We indeed ordered the giant pretzel, which came with house made beer cheese and Dijon mustard. The pretzel was huge!! It was very soft on the inside and tasted incredible. Both of the dips were also really good. We actually got a second cup of the beer cheese, which had the consistency more of a spread, not runny like nacho cheese. After eating the pretzel, we definitely didn't need to split a sandwich, but we had ordered it before the pretzel came. My husband and I split the steak and cheddar panini. We got the avocado on the side because I don't like avocado, but my husband does. The sandwich came with a spicy dip, it reminded me of kind of like a salsa, which was very good. It also came with candied jalapeños and napa slaw. The Napa slaw wasn't my favorite thing, but it was good. The jalapeños on the sandwich were a match made in heaven! Loved it. The sandwich was also served with a side of kettle or tortilla chips. We got the kettle chips. They were really yummy in the beer cheese too! The prices are very reasonable for all that you get. At face value, the sandwiches look a little pricey, but it's high quality food and a lot of it. We will definitely be returning, but we'll get either sandwiches or a pretzel next time ;)

So we got a couple of flights to be able to try all of the offerings as it was our first time here. First and most likely the last and for a couple of reasons: Location (little too far out of the city) and the pours. Ok the beers were not terrible but they weren't amazing either. They were ok. I'm a big fan of porters and stouts and the ones served missed the mark. I did however like the "I Don't Get It Cream Ale". Out of all of the beers on the menu that one to me was the most ok. The idea of this place is a nice addition for Bellevue. Hopefully more experience and trial & error will lead to a better product. Service is slow and lacking. Not a fan of being passed over so the bartender could serve his friends.

Such a great addition to Bellevue! We stopped in for a quick sampler of beer. I tried 4 of their brews and LOVED the saison!! Clean and fun atmosphere! We didn't get any food since we were waiting for Greek food down the street, but we will certainly be back to try more in the future. Great, friendly service! Keep up the good work!!

Fun small local brewery! The staff is super friendly and helpful. It's a pretty small venue so you are lucky when you show up at the right time to get a table! I heard that they have some outdoor seating in the summers. I had the Arsenal Cider and was very pleased while my husbands tried to some of their beers!

Food and beer are always top notch but I have to give a shout out to my server who went above and beyond to accommodate a special sensitive matter. It's the little things that can make a BIG DIFFERENCE.

Go for the great beer, but the food, eh. Was looking forward for awhile to try the food at this place, having had only their beers in the past. The menu looks good on paper but with the 3 food items we ordered, I can't vouch for what your experience may be, but it's worth a try. If our experience isn't something that concerns you at a restaurant, that's ok, but I'll review it as it was. I'll begin with the starter, the pickle dip. To accompany the dip, the waitress offered kettle chips, pita bread or tortilla chips. We chose the kettle chips, and being that many items are made in-house, looked forward to that as our "dipper". When the pickle dip arrived, it was surrounded with commercially-produced ruffle-cut chips. After reminding our server that we chose the "kettle chips" with the order, she replied that "maybe" they were out of those, and just substituted the sub-par ruffles if that's all they good get. I have a couple problems with this. One, with an owner seemingly hands-on and according to other reviews always present, how do you just downgrade one of your starters that way, and at a minimum not make sure that servers are aware of this option so they can advise customers? Secondly, how does a server take an order where "kettle" chips were specified, then pick up that order from the kitchen which obviously doesn't have kettle chips, and you don't ask why? Next, instead of offering a replacement to the customer, just delivers it, and when questioned, just guesses why? One of our entrees was a daily feature, Shepherd's Pie. It was described as having as its first ingredient bacon-wrapped leg of lamb. I didn't detect any bacon in the bottom of the crock-style bowl where the shredded meat was, and based on the kitchen having casually swapped an important element of the pickle dip starter prior, I can't even be sure that the shredded meat was in fact leg of lamb, and not beef. Also, having had Shepherd's Pie many times at other eateries, the ratio of the mashed potatoes on top was a little too generous. The other item we ordered as an entree was the boneless chicken wings. They seemed to be as described, and were good. Another personal peeve of mine that I've seen in other restaurants, raised its head here. When the check was delivered, printed on the bottom were calculated tip amounts, for your choice of 15%, 20%, 25%. The calculated amounts they chose to use were based on the check total, INCLUDING the sales tax. Tipping guidelines consistently state that whatever percentage you choose to tip, you traditionally calculate it on the subtotal, prior to sales tax. In the age of computers, it's very easy to program it the correct way, but intentionally or not, a fair number of establishments get that wrong. I feel for what the restaurant business has gone through the past year, however I don't believe the missteps by management and waitstaff we experienced can be charged to today's climate for the industry.

Very positive first experience. First time trying since they opened...usually wait fir a brewery to work out the kinks before judging it. Went for brunch and had a fantastic smoked salmon eggs Benedict with roasted potatoes on a skewer. The beer had solid variety but was just above average...solid variety though and definitely something on the menu for all preferences. The staff was beyond friendly, enthusiastic, and practicing safe policies with seating, masks, etc. will definitely be back!

What an awesome find way out there in PA. Off the beaten path from Pittsburgh, the Avalon area doesn't exactly have a whole lot going on, but The Lincoln Avenue Brewery was a gem of a find. Highly recommend. The long and short of it: 1. Beer: The reason we came here and we were not disappointed. For a small brewery they had a pretty impressive selection. IPA? On point. Lager? Also damn good. Helles? I thought it was gross but that's on par with 99% of Helles I had and I was just impressed they had one. The highlight of a brewery should be the beer and Lincoln Avenue shined in this respect. 2. Food: The food at Lincoln Avenue took the experience to another level. We weren't even there for a meal, but we were persuaded to order food based solely on seeing the meal that was delivered to the group seated next to us. The Giant Pretzel lived up to its name. It was giant. It was a pretzel. It was delicious. The Spicy Italian Panini was equally good. We left full and happy. 3. Atmosphere: Modern and cozy, Lincoln Avenue managed to marry the small town feel with an up-to-date brewery and it works. There isn't a ton of seating, but given the location you may not need it out there. A relaxing environment to have a brew and a bite either by yourself or with a group. 4. Location: The entire town is way out there..... but the brewery seemed pretty centrally located in the town. So for the locals and the occasional estranged visitor it's really easy to get to. Never a bad thing. I can't imagine why I would be way out here again, but in the event I am, Lincoln Avenue Brewery will be on my must visit again list. Great beer and great food in a great atmosphere, they check all the boxes. Great place! Overall Grade: A

Lincoln Avenue Brewery is only 10 minutes from my home and I had never been there before. Now it is a place I'd like to continue coming back to! My boyfriend and I shared the beer flight. I loved that the beers were numbered and corresponded with the menu. It made it easy to remember what beers we had ordered. I personally enjoyed the Lincoln Avenue Hose A and the East End Hefe Weizen, where my boyfriend enjoyed the Lincoln Avenue Private Idaho. The pickle dip... so addicting! This is definitely a must when you go check out the brewery. I ordered the chicken caeser wrap for my meal and with the pickled vegetables. I thought that was a different side and enjoyed them. My boyfriend ordered the flatbread pizza with pepperoni that he also said he enjoyed. The atmosphere was very laid back and the staff greeted everyone as soon as they walked in the door. It seemed like there were a lot of regulars as some customers were greeted by name. I look forward to coming back here again!

I found out about this via Yelp. I wanted to try this place out. Brought the family out for dinner and beer for the Parent's. :) This place from inside and out is nicely setup. It's a small place but they have seats in the bottom and at the top and at the bar. The beer was good. They had many different beers. My wife had a chai tea which was warm and good. They offer visiting beers , ciders and wine from Lake Erie. I like that everything is all about local. I want to come back to this place. It's a cool establishment. Nice place for me to work remotely from one day. I recommend it. It's only 5-10 mins from downtown Pittsburgh.

I'm shocked I haven't written a review for this place yet. It's a great local brewery. We've been here half a dozen times and are always very satisfied with our food and drinks. Their old world pretzel is one of the best things I've ever eaten. It's massive and comes with amazing beer cheese.MMMMMM. I love their paninis as well. We ordered their chili and it was also top notch. I haven't had any food here I haven't enjoyed. Their beer is good and getting better at every visit. I would highly recommend a visit to this local stop, even if you're not from the north hills. I think it's worth the trek.

This was a pleasant surprise!! My husband and I bought 2 beer flights and some appetizers. Everything was delicious and the atmosphere was really nice!

bartender cynthia was so rude! She had an attitude the entire time while taking our order, I even overheard her talking behind other coworkers backs ON THE FLOOR. Very unprofessional, would not want again.

Really enjoyed visiting Lincoln Avenue Brewery! Stopped by on a Friday evening to meet some friends. We were asked to fill out an ID card because they did not have a scanner. Thought that was a little strange but we ended up moving to a different table where we didn't have to do that. Our service here was amazing! Our server was attentive and helpful as we made our decisions. I tried one of their IPAs. It was decent- but I preferred the pumpkin beer that my sister chose! We split their pretzel to start - it was AMAZING! Probably the best pretzel I've ever had. Would order it again, even tho it's a little pricy. We were all pretty happy with our sandwiches. They come with pickled veggie and chips. I had the veggie sandwich and thought it was the best one out of the bunch.

Cinnamon cider was the best choice I've made in a while! My husband's wheat beer was also delicious. We shared the flatbread pizza of the day and it was very good, with chicken and red onions and jalapeños. I'm giving 4 instead of 5 bars because they seated us at a smushed in table in the corner even though there were other tables available and it was not busy, and because the service was too attentive - we had two wait staff who were not communicating with each other so we would put in an order with one person and then the other would be there a minute later asking if we needed anything. This was better than not being able to order, but kept us from relaxing into our conversation. I will definitely go back; maybe it was just an off night or they were training new staff. I am certain the memory of the cinnamon cider will lead me back soon.

We came here on the way home from dinner one night. We tried several of the Lincoln beers and also a couple of the other local beers they have. I didn't have anything that I didn't like. The Lincoln beers all tasted great, however some of them were HIGH in alcohol. Not a problem if you have a DD like we did, but be careful with them! The giant pretzel was a bit of a disappointment for me (too much butter), but the cheese plate was pretty good. The other people at the table LOVED the pretzel, so it's all about your preference. I will be going back soon for sure.

I've been here twice over the course of 3 days. It was delicious both times. My mom and I enjoyed the charcuterie board and a slice of cake one evening. Holy cow was that cake good. If there's cake when you're there, get it. It doesn't matter what kind. So as we're gushing over this cake, we hear multiple servers talking about how fantastic the brunch is. I knew I had to come back to check it out. It was indeed fantastic. The crispy prosciutto crumbles totally made my breakfast. They also give you the perfect serving size! THANK YOU!! I really really dislike when breakfast places give you heaping piles of home fries equivalent to like 8 potatoes. This place just gave you a few and even then, I left most of them on my plate. Anyways, this place has delicious food and drinks. Definitely worth the stop.

Lincoln Brewery is the truth! I had so much fun there on my birthday. I have to give many thanks to them for how they welcomed my friends and me. I even got a birthday drink. This place is such a nice addition to Bellevue. And the atmosphere is beautiful. The drinks were especially delicious. I have to point out the stout beer. I'm not usually a stout type of girl. But I decided to try it in the flight drinks. And I was so impressed, it was sooooo good! They have Sunday brunch and I can't wait to check that out. If you are in the Bellevue area, please visit this spot. You will not be disappointed. All of the beer, wine, and liquor is local. Loooove it! Stop what ya doing, and check it out.

Great experience overall. The cocktails are on point, A++. Lots of new American-style beers with hop-forward flavor profiles. Bitter, IPA-inspired brews of thats your thing. I thought the wheat was a little too doughy, it had a sourdough flavor and a flat profile. I'd like to see the wheat embody more of the spicy, banana and bubblegum flavors of traditional wheat-based beers and saisons. Excited to go back and try the cream ale, which they were out of when I visited. The steak panini was good, and the pickled jalapeños were SO crazy good. The jalapeños alone are worth making a trip for. The atmosphere is great. Natural, modern, peaceful but lively, beautiful. Definitely a family friendly place. Side note, all of their liquor is sourced from PA.

Came for a work happy hour and was not disappointed! Smaller place so limited on tables but we had no issue getting spots for 10 around 4pm on a Saturday. The staff was SO friendly and accommodating. We had the pickle dip which rocked, the pretzel, and flatbreads. My favorite cocktail was the Teacher's Pet! Must try. Not Uber cheap prices since it's local but they're fair and it's definitely worth supporting. Would love to come back!

I decided to come here to grab a beer yesterday and I'm glad I did. The vibe here is cool and the bar service was great. If you like spice, I highly recommend the Jalapeño Machete. It's a spicy beer that really tasted great.

The beer was decent. I had a rye IPA which I liked. Went to order a second and it unfortunately kicked. I then ordered a Hitchhiker which also kicked. So they put another Hitchhiker on and all was good. We took our server's suggestion of the pickle dip app. It was good, she suggested the kettle chips with it. Also offered tortilla and pita. I then settled in on the steak and cheese panini, per her recommendation and was not disappointed. Had the red cabbage as my side and it was delicious. I enjoyed the place and love that something like this has opened in Bellevue. It was much needed. Nice vibe and super friendly staff. I would definitely go back.

I love this place. The atmosphere is warm and welcoming and so is the staff. I stopped in for brunch today and I ordered the jalapeño corned beef and squash hash with eggs and grits. It was to... die... for! The portions are large but not so large that you can't finish your entree. I highly recommend a visit.

This brewery is awesome! My fiancé and I ordered 2 beer flights so we could try 8 different beers and if it is your first time going there, definitely do that! The staff is so nice - our server, Hannah, was so sweet and the owner came up to us himself to make sure our service and experience was great! They now have a brand new food menu too and the food that came out looked delicious.

I love everything about this place! The beer, the food, the staff, and the patrons are all great- what's not to love?!? Lincoln Avenue Brewery is a great addition to a great borough.