Apis Mead & Winery — Attraction in Carnegie

We went into this establishment tonight for the first time in years after a horrible experience in 2019 when they opened the new location. It was early evening and 4 of us adults (with an infant child in tow (my daughter) who wasnt bothering anyone) showed up to have a drink of mead before heading home for the evening. We entered the establishment and not even 10 seconds in were approached by a worker saying that kids were not allowed. Mind you, we had our kids in tow for years before this when we went without any issue. We didn’t even get an option to get a bottle to-go while we were there. Needless to say, none of us (who are regulars there) will be going back. Their loss! Get your act together or you will lose a lot more future business. We have a lot of friends who (at one point) went there with kids. If it’s byof anyway then why lose business over children coming in with their parents??? It’s so...

Carnegie is an up and coming gem of Pittsburgh and Apis Mead is a great new addition to the vibrant scene.

Apis Mead has a splash of fun for whatever mood you're feeling. They focus on their craft, primarily mead with a few wine options,a bring in food trucks to round out a great evening with food options.

For those that haven't tried mead yet, prepare yourself. It's not quite wine, and not quite beer, but it doesn't take long to acquire the taste.

I highly recommend trying the flight and figuring out which types of mead you enjoy most. We stayed for a few drinks and left with a couple bottles.

I also have to give a shout out to the resident food truck "Hey Tabouli". Their Lebanese food has enough of a variety for most flavor pallets and the options we had paired perfectly with the...

I cannot recommend this place enough. If you go on a normal day with no events- expect a fun atmosphere with amazing drinks, a patio (with a fireplace!), and tons of cool pinball games and board games to play. And if you go on an event day- brace yourself! They are SO much fun. They host a variety of different food trucks, tons of seating, and good music. You are definitely getting what you're paying for here (a glass of mead is anywhere between $8-$12). They rotate out a bunch of them depending on the season, and even have full bottles for you to buy and enjoy at home.

Also- the women's bathrooms...