Latest reviews from Kingman
| 86 /100 312 E BEALE ST SUITE B “In the main street of old downtown, close to Black Bridge Brewery. A large, two story space, tanks in the back. Lots of seating and a long bar. Nice staff, quite informed. Great selection of taps, over 40. Mostly their own stuff, but also some well known brews (also macro) - but in minority. Flights of 6 available for about 12$ - you can pick any of their brews, but only one over 10% ABV. Food, especially pizzas looked very fine. Lots of folks coming for pizzas and growlers. Cool music playing in the back. Had a very homely and welcoming feel. One of my favourite stops during my US trip.“ |
| 68 /100 Airway Texaco (Beer Store) 3461 E ANDY DEVINE AVE “We pulled in to Kingman pretty late in the evening and after we got checked in to our roadside hotel for the night I lit out for this place. Even though it has positive reviews I wasn’t expecting much. Wow, was I wrong. Wide selection. An impressive growler station, local stuff, national stuff, imports, vintages or Bourbon County; lots of really impressive stuff. Other than that, it’s a gas station. But this has a better selection than some craft beer stores I’ve been to.“ |
| 68 /100 421 E BEALE ST “Tiny 3bbl system taproom that’s hard to see from the street. Many brews on tap with growlers to go. Small taproom that opens up in the back with cornhole and a stage for whatever. Plenty of crazy brews to try, just give them a try.“ |
| 60 /100 421 E BEALE ST “I found this place to be a small, uninteresting tap room with very little to distinguish itself as being in Kingman, near Route 66, or even in the Southwest. They had an odd selection of styles and I may have picked wrong. I was driving from Vegas to Phoenix and others said I should stop. I’m not so sure it was worth the time, especially if it cuts into the Phoenix drinking, which was universally better.“ |
| 86 /100 421 E BEALE ST “From Las Vegas to Kingman you drive through a majestically but depressing desert landscape. It was really nice to stop by this pleasant brewpub Sunday at noon. A small patio in front, but we found a table inside. A flight was $10 for 6 x 4oz. Tasty beers! I bought a bomber " Old Pretender" to go. Rather pricey, $20, but a good beer. (Enjoyed back home in Norway vith friends) There was a world map on the wall with pins on showing were visitors to the brewpub come from. Not many from Europe and none from Norway. Well, there is on pin now! Friendly service and easy to park in the street. Parking? Djeezes... I have been too long in the United States! (Visited with my family July 10th 2016)“ |
| 88 /100 421 E BEALE ST “Great place to stop when traveling between Vegas and Arizona, they often have 15 beers on tap. Bring your own food. Friendly people and cheap beer.“ |
| 66 /100 Airway Texaco (Beer Store) 3461 E ANDY DEVINE AVE “surprised at the level and quantity of bottles here, as well as a decent growler fill station. the bottles not local were marked up for sure. otherwise, pretty cool.“ |
| 76 /100 421 E BEALE ST “Cool place in old Kigman. Cozy w seating for about 20-30. Order at the bar. Service is friendly. Selection was small (7 total) but of good quality. Prices were outstanding for what was offered. I’d go back.“ |
| 84 /100 421 E BEALE ST “Hidden oasis! Right off the highway, this is a MUST STOP on any road trip in or out of the AZ/NV desert. We stopped in for a pit stop before our final push into Vegas. 10 minutes before closing time no less, the bartender gladly served us, talked about the beer, the brewer, recent happenings. Offered samples for anything we wanted. 9 beers on tap. They also brewed their own ginger ale and had coffee on tap that is apparently extremely popular and sells out every morning. Everything we tried was extremely well made, and interesting. Nothing mundane. A small cozy place. This is the neighborhood nano brewery everyone wishes was in their neighborhood.“ |
| 66 /100 Airway Texaco (Beer Store) 3461 E ANDY DEVINE AVE “Well, I assumed that a gas station in the middle of nowhere Arizona would probably be garbage and wondered why it was listed on RateBeer. It’s honestly not bad, and compared to a lot of the liquor stores I’ve gone to that are listed here, seems to be at least worthy of inclusion.
At first I just saw the usual 40s and tall cans of Lime-A-Ritas and thought it would be the same old garbage. But soon after that they have a bunch of six packs and large format bottles from a number of craft breweries from all over the place. Lots of stuff from local AZ breweries, California, Colorado, Utah, even Parallel 49 from BC. They have some Founders in the walk in cooler, as well. Nice. A handful of imports from Belgium, Germany, and the UK, though mostly the basics. A number of singles in the walk in cooler, too, though most of the 12 oz bottles are in six/four packs. Worth a stop to gas up and get some beers.“ |
