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  • What's not to like about the Sharp Edge Beer Emporium in East Liberty except perhaps for the prices. If you've ever been to the Sharp Edge you know that its beer selection is incredible. Specifically the Belgium Beer selection is unmatched in the city. Though I only took an estimate I counted nearly 40 beers on tap, half of which were authentic Belgian Brews. Now to be honest I'm not a huge Belgian fan--there are a few I thoroughly enjoy, but I find many to be slightly overrated. (Belgian beer lovers can go ahead and crucify me.) What I did enjoy was the selection of American IPA's on tap. Racer 5 made by Bear Republic Brewery was even on draft which is quite rare to see in this part of the country. Back to the prices I mentioned in my first sentence above; they are expensive so be prepared to pull out the plastic if you plan on staying for more than one drink. The Belgian Beers range between $6 and $11 per pint while the craft beers range from about $4 to $10. Though I think the Sharp Edge gouges you a bit with their prices you really can find pretty much any beer you are looking for. If it isn't on their tap selection the beer you are looking for is undoubtedly in their bottle selection. The staff at the Sharp Edge is great. The bartenders are quick, even during the early evenings when strings of business men and yuppies from Shadyside stop in for a few after work brews. The staff is quite knowledgeable too, I had a question about one of the Belgian beers that the bartender couldn't answer but she was quick to get a manager (this man knew more about beers and the brewing process then anyone I have ever spoken to) to answer my question. The atmosphere is unpretentious and cozy, but at crowded times the bar area can feel a bit suffocating. Two huge flat screen HD TV's are hung above either end of the bar which makes for a nice spot to watch a game. I particularly liked how the Sharp Edge is tucked neatly into a quiet residential corner between Friendship and East Liberty. If you aren't looking for it you might very well pass by without even realize there is a bar sitting there.
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