Latest reviews from Homestead

“Stopped here on a saturday afternoon prior to attending an event at the carnegie in homestead looking for some grub and brews. It was your typical in fad newer brewer place with a medium large open warehouse feel inside and a open patio outside. Brews were decent but it was quite crowded and serving was a bit haphazard. Evidently you had to stand in line at a window or the bar to get food or beer and there was no clear line and people were just entering the lines wherever they felt like it. I guess this is the way they do it in Pgh? Just asking, seemed a little rude to me but the people that were running the place didn't seem to care, after all, it was quite busy.“

cheap 799 days ago

“Went here for a small dinner and drinks on a saturday afternoon before a happening at the carnegie down the street. Overall it must have been a bad day. The service was awful. We ordered and waited for almost an hour to get a crappy pizza and a turkey sandwich. The two tables next to us came in 20 mins after us and got their food 10 mins before us and it was the same as our order. We stayed outside and the tables were grimy. Also, the indoor seating behind the garage doors had the attributes and character of a greasy spoon. Kind of a shady part of town too. Just look at the photo in this listing, it says it all. At least they did have a good selection of brews but we had to wait 15 mins in a line before we could get any. Blah. I've been to quite a few beer tasting venues and this, I think, was one of the wurst. Very chaotic.“

cheap 799 days ago

“We came here on 9.2.2019. Fantastic location: one large room with bar and a few more smaller rooms with cool game machines. Great decoration: colorful pictures (a great Misfits picture !!!), long tables and paintings on the wall in front of the bar. Ben would love it here. About 15 beers on tap: good selection of pilsners, brown ales and IPA‘s. The WAI-ITI Pilsner I had was a bit strange, not really a Pilsner style, but not terrible.“

Schlenkerla 1920 days ago

“Second stop on the Friday portion of the RBSG16 bus tour. Open, well lit (from outside) garage space. Plenty of seating inside at long communal tables. Food menu for their food truck is in chalk on the wall and is easy and straightforward, burger, nachos, catfish tacos, pierogies, pretzels, hummus. Decent stop. “

j12601 2488 days ago

“On the street parking, it seems you cannot park right in front of this place due to a loading zone. Service was good on a slower Monday night. Selection was pretty good, however none of their impy stouts were on. Prices were a little high. I would go back if they had something special on.“

weihenweizen 2771 days ago

“Cool place on the outskirts of Pittsburgh. Lots of decent beer on tap here and great service. They offer everything in flights and sell a few bottles in sixpack only format. Food looked good but I had already eaten. Must hit in area.“

solidfunk 2782 days ago

“Older building done up very nicely. Beer was good, solid selection and prices. Would return for sure.“

conway 2799 days ago

“Located in an old garage, or maybe even a fire station. Big two-story high space that has a long bar, and tables, etc. inside and out. The bartender was very helpful and friendly, and the beers were mostly good, with a couple of greats. Flights of 6-4oz for $10.“

rondphoto 2848 days ago

“Visited with the RBSG group. The place is a large warehouse located away from the hustle and bustle of anything. Big garage doors open the place up and allow you to partially sit outside. They have some of the sidewalk in front of the building roped off in front of the garage doors to make room for this. It was particularly hot this day, so that didn’t seem to be a popular option during my visit. Lots of weird signs and decorations inside. Funky. The draft list was mostly regular beers, but they did have a couple barrel aged things on for us, which was cool. I did wish their food truck was around for our visit, though. Some of the things on that menu sounded really interesting. Unfortunately we were too early for that. I think it shows up at 4 or 5 pm. This is a cool place.“

JStax 2853 days ago

“Large open space with long tables. Beers were served a little on the warm side. Unfortunately, the heat in the place (helped by a hot summer day) meant my beer felt legitimately hot as I got near the end. Beers on tap ranged from just ok to solid, but I’ve had outstanding beers from them as well. Even if not the first place I’d visit in Pittsburgh, I’d happily go back.“

italarican 2856 days ago

“Converted firehouse into beer pub. Very hot as there is no fans. Friendly staff that were quick to answer any questions on the beer. Flights for regular lineup and full pours only for seasonal and higher ABV beers. Beers were very nice and would definitely stop by again on a cooler day.“

djd07 2856 days ago

“Grungy like in a punk rock way. Pallets used as tables, lots of burning man style art and chalk board paint on the walls. staff was still nice and not like the d-bags over at 3-floyds (which was my first assumption when I came in). food truck wasn’t there so I can’t speak for the food. If you want to try 12 different beers, this is the place to do it.“

AdamChandler 2856 days ago

“A large warehouse like space that gets really hot. Did I mention it gets really hot? Staff was pleasant and helpful. Flights were weird as you could only do the regular line up, not the seasonal so but could order individual seasonal samples and only full pours of barrel. Can get hard if you want the unusual stuff. Prices were OK.“

Ferris 2858 days ago

“Neat building, a former fire station. Looks like it was saved from crumbling. Lots of preserved bits that hint at the place’s past. Long bar on one side. Flights available, as well as full pours. Beers were decent, and the barrel aged beers (two when we visited for RBSG) were very tasty. Nice stop.“

Travlr 2858 days ago

“Visited for a round on a late afternoon, mid-week. Had the place to ourselves. First, great interior - an old firehouse, still with the cut-outs in the ceiling for the old fireman’s poles. Art & graffiti abound. Lots of natural light. Friendly, prompt staff during our trip, and the beer selection is very nice. Definitely worth a stop if in the area.“

Nate 2868 days ago

“Went there on a Sat afternoon 3 Oct 2015. The old firehouse location is very spacious, bigger those many local bars. Plenty of tables and chairs. Walls and ceiling are covered with interesting artwork and board games are available to play. Twelve taps with 6 year round and 6 seasonal selections. Prices are pretty reasonable. A sample of 6 year rounds is only $10. The seasonal are ~ $2.88 each with the tax. They also have some beers in bottles large and small that aren’t on tap. They fill growlers for ~ $15. They have a very nice specialty growler for $37 which includes the beer. They now have their own food truck parked just outside. Menu is somewhat limited. We had some pretzels with honey mustard sauce. Not very impressed with the cold pretzels. Parking in the area is limited. We parked about a block away at a pay meter. They have live music and other events on their calendar. Many more seasonal beers available on the rotting taps. Overall an enjoyable time spent.“

jsporrer 3144 days ago

“Satellite location for Voodoo Brewery. Really cool space that allows dogs and has garage doors that open in the summer time. The space is a renovated fire house so the history is really cool and you can see it in the ambiance of the place. The tap list has all the flagships and a decent comparison of taps to the main brewery. Now I only wish firkin fridays were there as well.“

Art 3264 days ago

“Visited March 29, 2013. Wonderful Pittsburgh area corner pub with a super selection of taps (more than 20 at my visit), and an emphasis on the Pennsylvania breweries such as East End, Troegs, Victory and Yeungling. I tried a tasty dark Fat Gary from East End, before going to a Boulder Never Summer (like a colder version of a UK style bitter - yum!). Railway Fans Alert: plenty of loud and beautiful Norfolk Southern locos boom by just across the lane from Blue Dust. I’m told there is outdoor seating in the warmer months, so I will have to come back here and check out the trains with my beer. Extra points for the Railway - highly recommended!“

Mooncattie 4058 days ago

“The owner Jerry is very knowledgeable about beer. From his times as a sales rep at Brandt’s Distributor to his experience at Roland’s in the Strip. ALL food is homemade from scratch, no freezer or deep fryers. And the beer selection is every bit as good as it was at Chiodo’s (now closed located about a block or 2 from this place). Great selection of beers on tap. A must visit! There is plenty of parking behind his building. A rare occurance in the Homestead area.“

nike 4765 days ago

“From scratch cooking smoked items on menu " no crap on tap " reviewed in the Washington Post. Vegan menu items local grown produce fresh orchids, local owned a Great Place!“

PatBondi 5167 days ago