Fatheads brewing philadelphia. 5% ABV. Not our cup of tea: Private fundraisers, political organizations, religious activities, children’s groups, youth sports. The menu is as big and inviting as ever with the headwiches, wings and staples that started it all in 1992. But somehow, that’s exactly what happened. Events - Fat Head's Brewery CONTENTS Fat Head's Brewery & Saloon 3d Fat Head’s G’Suffa Oktoberfest Lager is now on tap! blast from the past! Märzen-style Oktoberfest lager which is maltier, toastier and darker than our Bavarian- style fest bier. Fathead lets you put your fandom on display with officially licensed sports, entertainment and custom decor. Are we a good fit for your event? Events that fit Fat Head’s style: Environmental causes, arts and culture, education, and human services. Fat Head’s was born. Located in the old Danny Boy’s Farmer’s Market, it remains a high-traffic destination for Westside hop-heads. Production HQ Middleburg Heights Brewery, Beer Hall & Restaurant Opened in 2018, the Brewery, Beer Hall, and Gift Shop at Middleburg Heights allowed us to expand our base of operations in a transformative way. Savage amounts of Simcoe, Columbus, and Cascade hops define this brews signature pine and citrus notes. Smooth and Uncivilized and aggressive this west coast styled IPA packs wicked hop flavors and aroma. Beer Finder Find Fat Head's Enter your ZIP code or use your location to find Fat Head's beer near you. Enticing aromas of toasted grains with a crisp, crackery malt flavor with a touch of German noble hops. Where it all started South Shore Saloon This is the spot where we got started. One day Glenn and his friend Matt were sharing their dreams of brewing great beer and something clicked. Where is Fat Head’s beer distributed? Our current distribution footprint covers the states of Ohio, Pennsylvania, Indiana, Kentucky, Florida, and Western New York, with plans for further expansion in the works. Stop by the Gift Shop to take home your favorite brews or grab some beer gear to show off your House smoked chicken salad on grilled sourdough, gouda, lettuce, tomato. Our Origin Story The Convergence of Two Great Ideas In 1992, when Glenn and Michelle Benigni decided to open a craft beer-centric restaurant in Pittsburgh, they could not have imagined that one day, beers brewed under the Fat Head’s banner would be known and appreciated all over the world. 7. A few years later Fat Head’s doubled in size. Our Southside Pittsburgh Saloon still features a mix of Fat Head’s beers with a selection of legendary American and International craft beers across 40 draft lines. They opened a brewpub and before you could blink an eye accolades were flowing along with their great beer. . chicken salad contains: onion, celery and toasted almonds. Eins, Sqei, Drei, G’Suffa! Get out the lederhosen, Fat Head's Oktoberfest is back! With Oktoberfest on the horizon, it's time to grab your celebratory essentials: beer, pretzels, and more beer! This traditional Bavarian-style festbier boasts a highly refreshing 5% ABV and 25 IBU. The 250-seat traditional-style Beer Hall offers a full food menu and a 20-beer tap list. Flagship Brewpub North Olmsted Brewery & Saloon Our flagship brewpub in North Olmsted started Fat Head’s on its path to brewing success and is still the OG for Northeast Ohio craft beer lovers. For examples, check out the organizations whose efforts we love on our Outreach page. xy igi9ue c4b2 qow y6t c0h yazz qjzhl cjp dte6yd