I found this place tough to locate once you’re in the shopping center area, probably just me. It has a rustic meets industrial meets Spartan sort of interior feel to it, it works. The help was friendly and they try to be knowledgeable and I appreciate the effort. The food was pretty good and the beer selection was typical 4 Peaks core stuff plus the barleywine was on during this visit in 2012. Overall my visit was a good experience. If I can make an excuse to be in the area again I will certainly drop by for lunch or something.

Four Peaks is close to our apartment, they have Kilt Lifter on tap, and their food is amazing! Oh, and the service is usually pretty great. Free Wi-Fi... need I go on? They get all of the Four Peaks beers, and have a really good happy hour. Get the pizza. It. Is. AMAZING! Oh, and the edamame is pretty great, too. Order a Kilt Lifter. It is one of their signature brews. Of the three Four Peaks locations, this is my favorite.

Stopped by for lunch. Nice crowd. Think they had 9 of their beers on tap. Did not ask about guest taps. Service was very good and friendly. Prices very much in line. Quality of their beers was well above average. Food was very good. Think a must stop.

Cool, larger brewpub with enough TVs that it gets a high-end sports bar feel. Nice patio area if you want to sit outside. The wait staff works as a team to keep you from waiting long for anything, which is nice. Their own beers are quite good, and the guest taps are well chosen. The food is normal pub fare, but well made, and with some twists to keep things interesting. A fun place to grab a beer, watch a game, or have a solid dinner out.

Somewhat crowded and noisy, but the service is great. The guy next to me said he comes here because it is the least likely place to find assholes behind the bar. Actually most of the bartenders were pretty well-breasted women in tank tops but they don’t walk around like they think they’re the shit, so it’s not offensive. Manager took some time to chat about the Patriots. Wings were excellent. Beer was very good to excellent with an excellent selection for a brewpub.

I’m rarely at this location, but the quality of the beer and food is just as high as the original in Tempe. They might not have the same selections on cask and are a bit smaller, but a great place if you’re in the area.

Beautiful location with ample seating at the bar, outdoor patio, or upstairs. Nice, upscale with lots of TV’s for game day and food that rivals anyone. The salmon BLT is incredible, with blackened salmon wedged between two slabs of sourdough, loaded with smoky bacon and thick sliced jalepeno pepper jack! Mouth is watering just thinking about it. Hop Knot is a really well put together IPA. Wish they would get a bit more adventurous. Starting to see some unique offerings.

Smaller location than the original, but its a cool place nonetheless. Space is wide open with a long bar and seating upstairs and on the patio. It can get loud, but still kid friendly. They have their staples on draught and usually a seasonal in addition to a guest tap.

stopped here during the 2011 RBWG, boy did this place lay out the red carpet for us, free pitchers of beer, a great brunch and a free tour of the place. Very neat building with lots of seating and a large bar. Staff was bend over backwards friendly. Prices of the food were fair. Beer was very good and they now can their IPA.

I love the Tempe location, so took the longer drive to find this. I like to pace at the Tempe location better - service was faster there. This is nice for a more relaxing meal. The beer and menu were the same, and good. Overall, enjoyable. Hopknot is great - 8th street ale or Kiltlifter for those who are not as big on the hops.