This place has a very good selection for being such a small restaurant. Lots of seasonal selections and somewhat rare taps. Get there early or make a reservation - the word is out about this place. The pizza is pretty good, not the best in Tucson, but good. The service was good, no problems.

They’ve really got it together these days at 1702. Superb choice for Tucson and excellent food as well. Usually quite a few foreign kegs, a rare luxury in Tucson. There’s usually a bartender who knows her stuff, and she’s always been female in my experience. More taps than one could imagine keeping track of, but if you make friends with a bartender who knows the beer, it’s pretty damned wonderful.

This is the ultimate beer drinker’s dream. They have over 50 beers on tap, and they change their taps a lot. It doesn’t get much better than this!

I was blown away by the draft selection...an esoteric de Molen, Kopoi Loewak coffee stout and Dogfish Head 120 minute, and other solid selections. The selection was even better the second time I stopped in. The pizza was great both times, and the crowd was laid back locals...all in all, a great place for an evening of beers.

This is a really fun beer bar. The draft list is excellent, filled with locals, and high end west coast brews. Being from out of town, I asked the bartenders for suggestions throughout the night, and they were very knowledgable and helpful. The pizza slice was probably the biggest I’ve ever had, and really good. It’s a bit dingy, which fits with the vibe of the place. I was there during MNF, and only 1 of the half dozen TVs was even turned on. People were more there for beer and food, which was just fine.

Visited Thursday 3/3/2011 with the Ratebeer crowd in the early afternoon.

The place is a decent size with what seems like a bar area and a dining area although it seemed like we could have ordered food in the bar area. They have a whole row of taps to choose from and you’ll find something you like no matter who you are. I spotted half a dozen AZ made beers, some popular stuff like Abyss and Hopsickle, and some oddball stuff from random breweries.

They offer 5oz glasses, which is great for the tickers or for those who just want to try something before they commit to a full glass (still ticking).

You can buy pizza by the slice and put just about anything on it. Its actually a more like a personal pizza; it’s a giant slice. $5 for the slice plus another $.75 per topping.

Since we were there in the middle of a work day it wasn’t overly crowded and the staff was able to attend to us easily. They were all very nice and helpful in answering questions and pour beer.

Would definitely return if ever in Tuscon again.

ambiance and service are a bit lacking but the pizza’s are solid and always a good beer to have there. Must hit place when in Tucson.

Whenever I’m in the area, I always have to go in and see what’s on-tap. I’m good on their pizzas, however -- much too big for me and doesn’t seem to accentuate a reasonable amount of cheese -- but their tap selection is huge for such a mid-sized pub. Seriously, Speedway has everything!

Cool little pizza joint that has the best taps in Tucson, if not the entire state. Great mix of styles. Atmosphere is laid back and quiet (went during lunch). Lots of great signs/breweriana feed add to the vibe. Got the pizza lunch special. The slice was really a quarter pizza. Tasty food. A must visit when in Tucson.

Very cool place that I found through RB while I was visiting my parents. Some of the bartenders are very talented homebrewers and are always happy to talk beer if not too busy. Selection is incredibly good and is ALL craft beers. They have always had at least one craft beer on that they’ve NEVER had before - that’s quite a record. Pizza is pretty good, something that this New Haven born pizza and beer snob didn’t expect to find in Tucson. Ambiance is a bit lacking due to the ’commercial store front’ nature of the place, but helped by being near UA. A must-visit for the beer lover who has got lost and found him- or herself in Tucson.