U Pick 6 Beer Store

I travel for work almost every week. This place, by far, had the worst service I have ever experienced. I ordered a pizza and had a beer. Both were good. But not once did the bartender come around to give me utensils, ask me if I needed another beer, or anything like that. My beer was empty before the pizza even came. The bartender ignored me the entire time. Same goes for the guy sitting next to me. When I asked her for the check — she said that I had to hold on. When she cleared my plate — never even asked if I enjoyed the pizza. When she brought the check — never even said thank you. 3 people were working at the bar and not one person came over and there may have been10 people in the bar. Do not go here. Ever. I won’t leave the bartenders name — but she is hands down the worst bartender I’ve ever had. They actually get one star because the pizza was good and half price. Otherwise it would be zero

Great beer selection!!! They have 12 beers on tap with one cask available. Great service and my favorite beer was the Anchor, Aymaster… a nice dark full bodied, malty and quite smooth. They have an unparalleled selection! Saturday afternoon proved a nice try. $ 4.00 for 4 tacos and an interesting selection of hot dogs. My brother had the BLT dog! He said it was really good! Would definitely stop in again. Craft Beer Heaven!!!

Great selection of beer in a old historic building that also serves great food. Service was terrific, and the beer was even better. This spot is highly recommended!

This is a refuge for beer snobs in the middle of a suburban strip mall.
Overhanging the wooden bar (that’s probably older than the building) is a chalkboard detailing the 12 micros on tap from all over the world (Young’s Chocolate was one that I remembered). A couple flat screen tvs had the Indians game on.
Service was solid. There were a couple beers on tap that I hadn’t heard of before and the bartender offered a couple 1oz samples to us.
There’s a jukebox (some guys were playing Blackstreet and Montell Jordan, yeah, yeah!)
There’s a relaxed atmosphere with a couple hi-​tops that you seat yourself and in the back, a couple nice couches and a coffee table for you and a small group of friends to drink and be merry amid the bright lighting.
In addition to the 12 on tap, there’s dozens of microbrews from transparent coolers where you help yourself and browse the dozens of microbrews from all over Europe, Mexico, and the USA including Bell’s, Great Divide, Sam Smith, a couple Belgians.
As Pennsylvania has odd beer laws: you can buy the beers as 6pack, make your own 6pack to go, or drink in them in the store. There’s also domestics in case you need to cheapen it up.
There wasn’t any food available (or did they just shut down microwave for the night?) at 10p.
There’s also a selection of 24oz fancy shamancy like 3 philosophers, some very limited runs from rogue dead ale, unibrou, southern tier, Samuel Smith.
This is worth stopping in if you’re even driving through Erie, as this is right off I-​90.
This place was the only reason I enjoyed staying in a hotel amid the suburban sprawl of Erie.

The food is tasty, but simple — mostly sandwiches and hot dogs — but that is not the purpose of going here. This is a craft beer bar that has the best selection of beers in Erie. Every time you go in, there will be different beers on tap from all over the country. Awesome, laid-​back atmosphere with extremely knowledgeable and friendly staff. This is a place for beer lovers — and you can even take a six pack of California IPAs to go when you’re all done!