Restaurants & Bars
Pittsburgh's North Shore Getting New Brewpub
An established Pittsburgh brewery has announced plans to expand to a location near PNC Park and Heinz Field.
PITTSBURGH, PA — Voodoo Brewing Company is expanding to Pittsburgh's North Shore. The brewpub made the announcement on social media, and hopes to be open sometime this summer.
From a photo with the announcement, Voodoo apparently will take over the space once occupied by the Rivertowne Brewing Company. The location is directly across from the recently opened Shorty's Pints X Pins.
"This brewpub will be an exciting addition to the ever growing North Shore business community," the announcement stated. "Patrons will also be able to enjoy the same eclectic pub fare that they have grown to love at other Voodoo Brewing Company locations.
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"Throughout our 17-year history, we have always had a commitment to our loyal regional
fans and we cannot wait to bring our world class beer, quirky personalities, and relaxed atmosphere to the North Shore of Pittsburgh."
Voodoo was founded in 2005 in Meadville, with its first taproom opening in 2012. A second taproom opened in Homestead in 2015 and another followed in Erie a year later.
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