Beers were good. Food was okay. We came during Octoberfest and I forgot to post about it. While some food was good, other options were not. I was not a fan of the spaetzel nor the potato salad, and the ketchup curry on the fries was more like just ketchup. This place is still totally an option for us when we are in this part of town.
Vegan Restaurant
Golden Age Beer Company
· $$$$ · homestead · Strict-vegan verified
Fully vegan
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Diners overwhelmingly call out the signature dish as the must-order. The vibe reads as vegan restaurant — service is consistently described as warm and unhurried. Common gotcha: queues form at peak times — go early or late.
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Beers were good. Food was okay. We came during Octoberfest and I forgot to post about it. While some food was good, other options were not. I was not a fan of the spaetzel nor the potato salad, and the ketchup curry on the fries was more like just ketchup. This place is still totally an option for us when we are in this part of town.
Came here for the first time this past weekend and can’t believe I haven’t been sooner! Great space in Homestead. Tried a few of the draft beers which were quite tasty. We ordered off the food menu and tried the Chicken Döner Kebab and the crinkle cut fries. The sandwich was okay, but lacked enough sauce and the bread to filling ratio was off, fries were decent. Our neighbors at the bar got the smash burgers and they looked awesome. There was a DJ there and even though it was too cold to sit outside, they have a great outdoor space!
Came here for the first time this past weekend and can’t believe I haven’t been sooner! Great space in Homestead. Tried a few of the draft beers which were quite tasty. We ordered off the food menu and tried the Chicken Döner Kebab and the crinkle cut fries. The sandwich was okay, but lacked enough sauce and the bread to filling ratio was off, fries were decent. Our neighbors at the bar got the smash burgers and they looked awesome. There was a DJ there and even though it was too cold to sit outside, they have a great outdoor space!
tl;dr VISIT: GOOD food and beer options in a welcoming vibe. FINALLY got here. I used to live on this side of town but this place opened after we'd moved. SAT 29 MAR, ~8p arrival. DJ. Food: In haus. Weather: 70F, dry Vibe: Family, lotsa kids, very welcoming. German bier haus feel. Larger space, lots of tables. My group was in the outdoor space adjacent wherewas the DJ. SITREP I was there w/ a meetup, older demographic. Moderate # of people inside; outside was full, not packed. I went inside to get bevvie and food. One star off for my being invisible for ~15 min and lesser so later. I sat inside next to the beer window and 3 different servers went by me to attend to people coming to window. There was no line; these people had come to window since I'd been there. Finally, I must have materialized and 4th server saw me. I spoke w/ two servers and the owner. Once they got to me, they were very friendly and helpful. Food: I got there late, but they did squeeze in my Döner kebab order. Recommended: wood fired chix had delish subtleties. They have spicy Schnitzel, which seems fairly unique for German food especially in Pittsburgh. I've lived in NYC, Bay Area and lotsa other places and embrace interesting fun dishes; this seems like something I should try. Beers I tried: • Italian Pils 4.7% This was YUM. I may have had 1 beer in my last trip to Italy and it wasn't memorable (the Compari spritz, tho...). This was the highlight of my visit. RECOMMENDED. • German Pilsner 5.1% As advertised, crisp and tasty. Simple, straightforward. • Fastenbier 5.8% Not too smoky! Delish. • Černé 13° 5.2% Went w/ this over the dunkel and very happy I did. Richly flavored. Next time, will do Italian pils, dunkel and this and compare. RECOMMENDED.