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I used to live in Dormont in the South Hills and I'm surprised that up until last night, I had not been to Spoonwood. I had gone to Duke's Station (for endless nights of glorious karaoke) and was pretty bummed when it had closed. But once I learned that it was being replaced by a brewery, I soon became elated that the train was gone. Perhaps Spoonwood feels so big because in Lawrenceville I am used to microbreweries and tasting bars, but this place is pretty massive! I saw how many cars were in the lot and was nervous about finding seats! Luckily we were able to find some at the bar. The menu seems interesting enough. We ordered "the heater," which was a pizza with hot sausage and stout caramelized onions. The pie was kind of small but I am a fan of proper portions in restaurants so I was happy to see that it was an appropriate amount for two people. Overall, the beer was good, the atmosphere was relaxed and the pizza was tasty. What's best about Spoonwood is that I now have a place to suggest to my South Hills friends for dinners in their neck of the woods!
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