The Abbey on Butler Street at 4635 Butler Street, 15201 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

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We’ve exposed brick walls and wooden ceiling beams; centered one of the largest outdoor seating spaces in the City around a swan fountain; and crowned the coffeehouse with a reclaimed church window. We’ve created The Abbey on Butler Street to give a sense of place, the feeling that you’ve discovered something, right in your own backyard. There are nooks and open spaces, music, craft coffee, beer and cocktails, small plates and heavy entrees. It’s easy to spend a day, as we’re open from 7am to 2am. We’re awake if you are! We’ve set the scene, so join us in telling a story, whether it’s a daily stop for coffee, dinner by the fountain with family, or happy hour with friends, we welcome you to take rest and delight at The Abbey on Butler Street. Every day we are crossing and blending boundaries. Collaborating. Tasting. Smelling. Thinking. Bartenders, Baristas, and Cooks…sharing the best of each of their crafts to create the best possible experiences for customers. Renovation and Innovation are the heart of “The Abbey”. We’ve taken an abandoned church’s rose window and made it into a halo of light that hangs above our coffeehouse – it’s actually our logo. A reinvented space, once a foundry and then a funeral home, now a coffeehouse, pub and bistro, all nestled under one roof. We love architecture and history, we enjoy stopping to listen to stories of old, we work hard to reclaim and reuse, to preserve and make better. This is what we’ve made The Abbey to be – a meeting place of old and new, of friends and coworkers, of regulars and destination seekers. It’s approachable; a place where one can take rest and delight. Coffeehouse: Featuring nitro cold brew, craft beer and kombucha on tap, Commonplace Coffee, Prestogeorge Teas, and Red Star Kombucha, fresh in-house pastries and coffee cocktails, crowned by a rose window and bordered by patio, bar, and restaurant. Open early morning at 6:30am till 11pm weeknights, and 2am on weekends. Pub Featuring twenty rotating craft beers and prosecco on tap, a Bloody-Mary bar at brunch, classic craft cocktails, local breweries and distilleries, an second bar that seats ten in an intimate setting, and happy hour Mon-Fri 5-7 and Sun 7-10, $1 off drafts, wine, and well drinks. Open till 2am day in and out. Bistro Featuring European pub cuisine, daily rotating special entrees, local produce and meats, patio or indoor seating, Brunch Buffet / Sunday Mornings at 9am-3:30pm with omelet and waffle bar. Serving full Lunch Menu / Mondays through Saturday 11am – 3:30pm and Dinner 4pm – 11pm / Mon – Sat (10pm on Sunday) Place a reservation with Open Table. The Abbey does not permit guests to bring their own food or beverages - including coffee, pastries, and alcohol. Because our patio / outdoor dining room area is reserved for actual dining customers, we encourage drinking only customers to use our awning-covered cocktail lounge. We have a $25-check-minimum per person for individuals that still elect to only purchase drinks and/or appetizers and sit in our outdoor dining area. Any applicable “Table Fee” will be added to the final check. This fee does not apply to regular guests enjoying lunch / dinner entrees. (This does not apply to shared entrees) There is no Table Fee for guests in awning-covered cocktail area. During busier times, we reserve the right to limit outdoor table times to 90 minutes. We do not have high chairs or booster seats; however parents are encouraged and welcomed to bring their own. Parents with strollers are encouraged to use our patio entrance (handicapped entrance) as their are no steps. We do not allow pets on our patio.

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