Homestead Beer Co

Visited Homestead Beer Company on a SSaturday afternoon. The brewery is tucked away in an industrial complex near the Boeing building. There is limited seating in the bar, but there were available tables.Bartender was friendly and helpful. I ordered a flight with four beers. My favorite among the four beers was the Hacienda, which is a Mexican Lager. I enjoyed the Tenpenny and the Sun Kissed Wheat Nitro. Beer fans should pay a visit to this brewery.

Not a big fan.The employees seem to be the only thing going for this brewery.Always the same beers, never experiment with other flavors like other breweries in the area.Sometimes they close up hours before the posted times.The days of customer service are behind us for some businesses.But I'll continue to check in once a year to see if things change.So far, nope!

Opening of homestead in Marysville! Did not disappoint. Sourdough soft pretzel with Tenpenny German Beer cheese spread and creole mustard, 1/2 pound of flaming honey garlic boneless wing, demon eggs topped with BBQ chip dust and chili crunch aioli, and lastly the New England lobster roll Maine style. AMAZING! You have to visit up stairs for free pinball, board games, and darts. All in a living room style atmosphere. We have young children, it was perfect to entertain and comfortable to feed a bottle on a couch just like home. The staff were all extremely attentive and courteous. New go to spot!

Stopped here on the Columbus ale trail. The place was smaller than I had expected. I ordered the Pumpkin ale which had a nice touch of pumpkin paired with a sugar rimmed glass. I also got the peachy wheat which had a nice hint of peach. There wasn't too many beers on tap. The bar was very small.

I have stopped in here twice, on two very different occasions, but both on a Sunday. Once by myself because I happened to be in the neighborhood and wanted to see the place, and the second time was with a group celebrating a birthday.Both times were EXCELLENT experiences. I have tried several beers, all of which I've been pleased with. What's better is the people behind the bar. Both times, the bartender has been more than friendly with me and I appreciate good customer service. It makes me feel welcome and want to come back. The first time I sat inside, the second time we sat on the patio. The patio leaves a bit to be desired since it faces their massive parking lot, so not great scenery. But that's forgiven because they do very well with the things they are able to control!I'd recommend doing a flight and sitting at the bar for good conversation. If you have a big group, you'll either need to pull some tables together (the inside is small though) or sit outside.I'd love to try out trivia here sometime. And they just started to build a board game collection, so that's one more reason to come back!

Not my first time at this location. This one is smaller than the other, I believe. Snake oil is my go to when at Homestead. The have added some couches and a TV to the outer portion of the brewery. Perfect to watch the game. There is also a nice patio area with a fire pit, perfect for those chilly nights. The service has always been top notch here. Very friendly and very accommodating.

Homestyle is a good find if you can find it. If indeed you find it, there's a good selection of craft beers all made in house. The place is small but they manage to have a good variety. It's quiet compared to most bars. Surely because it's way out there. As for the beer, everything I've tried is good. A few of these are IPAs, some of them are wheat ales. The beers are usually about $5 a pint. Among the IPAs, the Galactic Heroes is the best. It's not overly hoppy like many of this variety. Beers here rotate, and the ones in and out of rotation are all listed on the wall behind the bar. I also liked the Sun Kissed Wheat Ale. This was refreshingly cold with a smooth taste. Getting there is the hardest part. It's address is confusing, as it's actually on Airport Road. The brewery is located all the way past the tracks.

I love all their beers. Something about their recipes resonates with my palette. Galatic Heroes and Snake Oil are great everyday IPAs. Go to Heath and try their darker beers in the tap room. Worth the little drive over.

One of the affiliates, Joe, comes out to our local carry out from time to time. We've been enjoying Homestead's local brews for a couple years now, and finally visited the brewery for its 6th anniversary party last night. Located right next to the Newark-Heath airport, you will find a quaint little building that is the Homestead. There are several tables in the taproom, and additional seating at the bar. They have 8 beers on tap, and their prices can't be beat. $4-5 for a pint, $9-10 for a growler to go. I'm a fan of IPAs so I stuck with the Wandering Yeti. It's a hazy IPA with strong hints of grapefruit and citrus. It was probably more crowded than usual because of the celebration, but that's a great thing! We were able to find a four seater table, which we later shared with a very nice couple who also traveled from Westerville! Small world. There were several live bands who played, and they were set up in the actual brewery part--standing room only. Restrooms are unisex, but they are clean.We ended up purchasing a couple T-shirt's and a bottle of Phantom Cowboy (10.7% ABV) Barrel Aged Milk Stout. Can't wait to crack that puppy open! We will definitely be back!

Beers were good. Prices were fair. Service was good. Loud obnoxious local trying to give unsolicited advice on everything was annoying in such a small venue.