Nice big place with an outdoor seating area next to the road. Excellent service from the staff, the owner came by and gave me some free tasters. Selection was really good although they only have a few of their own beers on tap, tons of AZ beers as well as other great micros. Didn’t eat here. Good prices especially the half pitchers of AZ beers. One of the better places in the greater Phoenix area, go out of your way to stop by here.

We found this place right after they opened, and went over for lunch. They were slow, but they were new... and no one really knew about them. The last few times we went, we had to wait for a table! They became popular, and their beer selection gets better as time goes on. It’s a long drive for us, but worth it for the food and the beer selection. Oh, and they have dog treats at the front door. This place is very dog friendly!

Hipster place that is both dog friendly and bicycle focused. They had six of their own beers on tap with about 15 other AZ beers and some other craft taps. Full bar with some wines. Better than average menu. I would be a great place to hang out on a bicycle ride.

Nano brewery is the right word. Just started brewing in October so not a ton of offerings right now. The ipa was decent, orange not so much. Interested to see what they do brewing wise in the future, but for now, not a reason to go there. The reason to go there is there pretty awesome draft list of about 40 beers, mostly all local Arizona ticks. Knowledgable staff that gave me great suggestions. Another awesome part is that they will growler any beer there. I’d come back.

Arrived in Phoenix and was immediately whisked here by my buddy and his girlfriend. They must have been thirsty. Cool, spacious, modern place. Only 2 house taps on, but lots of others. All Arizona pitchers were $6 during happy hour so we got 4. Didn’t end up trying either of their beers, a pale ale and Belgian pale ale, which I regret. Service was solid and friendly. All in all, nice place and selection. Definitely worth visiting when in Phoenix.

Interersting place that looks like it was built from the odds and sods of a building site. Somehow it comes of as creative and inviting. They’re not actually brewing beer yet but it’s coming soon. They have nearly 40 taps with half of those being arizona craft which is the highest concentration I’ve seen so far and something worth commending. The cheeseburger was very nicely done and while I can’t vouch for the bartenders beer knowledge. she was friendly and efficient. It’s a really cool spot. I can’t wait to go back.

great fit for the neighborhood and craft beer in general. i just wish the prices and quality of food were better but they are working on it and welcome to ideas...

This is an we some place that heavily promotes local craft beer and supports the community. Good beer, great food and a wonderful atmosphere.

This is a very classy, spacious restaurant with an emphasis on fresh, quality food and beer. The tap list was arguably the best that I’d seen anywhere around the area. They focus on regional and local beers with many rotating taps. I saw quite a few offerings that I didn’t see anywhere else. The food menu is efficient and eclectic. I had Seared Yellow Fin Tuna Arepa which was delicious. In addition to being one of my favorite stops it was also one of the most expensive. $12 meals and $6 beers were the norm on the menu.

Awesome space in Arcadia -- a bit jealous, actually. Plenty of local taps and an interesting selection of domestic offerings with plans for improvement. The food eclipses the beer currently, though. Not the worst problem to have, if it’s even one at all, but this place has massive potential. Check it out for brunch!