There are five Sharp Edge concepts, each unique to itself. The Sharp
Edge's website
can show you them all if you are interested. We are most familiar with the
"Beer Emporium" in Friendship, being one of the very early
restaurants that moved into the East End. We can't even remember a time
when it wasn't there. Back in the day, you had to be buzzed into the place.
They had some really great foresight and would probably make a killing selling
that place.
The Sharp Edge's downtown location or "Bistro on Penn"
is a really beautiful space. It has a long winding comfortable bar with
multiple bartenders, couch seating areas, booths, high tops, tables; there is
something for everyone. The lighting is dim but not divey, and prices are
about what you would expect from a downtown bar. For beer, at least. When we
asked how much a double Jack and Coke was, the bartender very kindly suggested
that August Henry’s would be a better place to drink any kind of liquor because
Sharp Edge charges a million dollars.
At happy hour you can expect a bunch of people in suits sharing
beers and business war stories. At night you can expect a "higher class"
clientele who consider themselves "into" beer. Which is just
fine because beer is a great thing. Just don't talk to us about it. It is beer,
it is good, and we get it.
Some of the Sharp Edges are more restaurant than bar, but this one
is more bar than restaurant. We might stop into the Beer Emporium for a quick
review one day, but we would really be going for the food before we hit other
places. The Sharp Edge makes some pretty decent grub.
Address:
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Games:
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None
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Façade:
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Not Scary
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Scene:
| Beer |
Parking:
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Wear Walking Shoes
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Patio/Outdoor:
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No
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Kitchen:
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Come Hungry
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Cleanliness:
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Nice
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Smoking:
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None
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Jukebox:
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N/A
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Hours:
| Sunn-Thurs 11am-12am Fri-Sat 11am-1am |
Cig Machine:
| No |
Drink Prices:
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Richie Rich
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# taps:
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45
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Bathrooms:
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Sit
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Specials:
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4:30-6:30 Happy Hour
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Live music:
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Never
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$15.50
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ATM:
| Yes |
Cash Only
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No
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TVs:
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3
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Size:
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Friggin' Huge
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