ShuBrew was opened in 2013 by Zachary and Erika Shumaker as a restaurant and brewery on Main Street in downtown Zelienople, PA. Their vision was to offer the community a selection of beers that they themselves love and food that would elevate the brewery experience. Our then chef and now partner, Patrick Wyman, took the menu to a new level and brought a from-scratch kitchen and cuisines from all over the world to our small town. Today Isaiah Yohn and Chris Taylor run our kitchen like a well-oiled machine and partnering with local purveyors, suppliers, and farmers daily, enabling seasonal menu changes and food designed to pair perfectly with a pint.
In 2016 the brewery moved to nearby Harmony, PA and while we don’t brew on-site anymore, we still have beer vibes permeating MainStreet.
In 2019, we became the first Butler county restaurant to earn a platinum designation from Sustainable Pittsburgh. We are doing our part to build a vibrant community and support environmentally responsible practices while giving customers a fun, friendly environment to eat, drink, and be merry!
We do take reservations and are on the Yelp waitlist for Android and iPhone. We also offer an intimate party room that can be rented for private functions; business related or personal.
Not into beer? Check out our wonderful selection of signature cocktails made with local spirits, local PA wine, and cider.
ShuBrew isn't just great beer and food. ShuBrew is a symbol of quality, sustainability, and local partnerships.
Salmon color with a large foamy white head. Aroma is dry with strong egg white. Flavor is musty and phenolic with strawberry, perfume, a vague herbal note and egg white. Medium finish and body.
From a pounder can at the bargain buck shelf. Clear and pale. Nose is clean beer. Taste is up front old style pilsner, not bad. After a hard dayz work at the school, I'd say its a refreshing brew. Near the end that slight piercing pilsner bite does start to get on my nerves, but its nothing to sharp for me to handle, thanks SB. Very good co2 throughout. Easily downed this pounder can, could nicely do 2.
Pounder can from the dollar bargain rack, right up my alley. Clear light pale. Basic pale lager nose. Pretty good and mild up front, not many domestic craft brewer's can make a smooth pale lager without effin it up. In the middle there is a little bit of hop bitterness but you do have to look for it. Easy going and somewhat refreshing beer for a hot summer day. A well behaved gentleman for a finish. Has a tad of malt on the finish.
16oz can pours out dark brown almost black topped with a tan head. Nose is sour cherries tartness chalk and chocolate. Taste is more of the sour chocolate cherries and a little tart.
16 oz. Aroma is roasty, coffee, Oreos, vanilla. Pours a very dark brown with a thin beige head that falls into a ring pretty quickly. Taste is moderately sweet with a nice herbal hop bitter edge. The Oreos and coffee come through nicely; vanilla, too. A nice pastry stout that isn't too sweet. I like it.