I was here with some friends and luckily we were able to get three seats at the bar upon walking in. It was a very small place so you can imagine a Saturday night. Had we not lucked out we would have waited for a long time. There were people still waiting when we left that were there before us. The decor was modern and lent well to the atmosphere. That's where things stop being memorable for the most part.
The bartender wasn't very knowledgable about the beers they had which really surprised me since the name of the place is Craft Beer Bar. He did let us try a few samples before making a selection which was nice. The selection wasn't anything special. You could get most of these craft beers around the corner at Giant Eagle in their craft section. I was hoping there would be something more rare.
I ordered the Poutine and I will say this was very good and the portion was big enough for all three of us to share. It is also why I'm giving 3 stars instead of 2. My Beef Brisket was very bland and dry. Not even the jalapeƱo slaw could save it. The homemade chips were standard but over cooked. I had to ask for a dipping sauce to eat them because they had no flavor.
The pricing seemed pretty high in my opinion. $13 for the sandwich, $11 for Poutine and $7 for beer. It just wasn't worth what I got. I've had better for less. It is a trendy place but I don't think the hype will last long and people will branch out elsewhere. If you do end up here, pick an off hour so you aren't waiting. I don't suggest a group larger than 4 here. Try to sit at the bar to cut down on the wait. And definitely try the Poutine!