Microbreweries in Glendale/Phoenix AZ?
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Glendale has some of the chain places (Rock Bottom, etc.)
Tempe/Scottsdale area has Four Peaks and Papago; both of which are worth going to.
Tempe/Scottsdale area has Four Peaks and Papago; both of which are worth going to.
I worked in the area a couple of years ago. I'd say the Yard House in Glensdale is a safe bet (I used to stay in walking distance from that whole complex
). Otherwise, Four Peaks is worth the trip.If you can make it to the east side you gotta try Sleepy Dog Brewery. Awesome beer and a truly authentic local feel. They even sell bottled beer at the bar so you can take it home.
Four Peaks is also a solid choice. They have great food and good beer. Sleepy Dog doesn't serve food but every night they have a different street food vendor outside cooking. You can also order food and have it delivered to Sleepy Dog.
In Chandler there is San Tan brewery. Which is my 2nd favorite. Great beer and food.
Four Peaks is also a solid choice. They have great food and good beer. Sleepy Dog doesn't serve food but every night they have a different street food vendor outside cooking. You can also order food and have it delivered to Sleepy Dog.
In Chandler there is San Tan brewery. Which is my 2nd favorite. Great beer and food.
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The East Valley is where the brewing is at.
Four peaks is my personal favorite. Incredible beers, all well balanced, and great food. If you have time for the Sunday brunch, it's incredible.
San Tan would be my second choice, great beers, more American styles (Four peaks is more English), but the food isn't quite as good.
Sleepy Dog is relatively new, but pretty good. Nice milk stout, and a nice balanced pale ale come to mind. Cool little atmosphere, but no kitchen, although you can order food and eat it there
Four peaks is my personal favorite. Incredible beers, all well balanced, and great food. If you have time for the Sunday brunch, it's incredible.
San Tan would be my second choice, great beers, more American styles (Four peaks is more English), but the food isn't quite as good.
Sleepy Dog is relatively new, but pretty good. Nice milk stout, and a nice balanced pale ale come to mind. Cool little atmosphere, but no kitchen, although you can order food and eat it there
Sorry for bumping the thread, went back from the trip a couple weeks ago and we went to Four Peaks in Tempe.
I wasn't expecting much, thought it would be ok food/beer.
Man oh man I was wrong.
The beers are great, food is mmmmmmmmmmmm and it's right in the University of Arizona campus. I fell in love so many times that night. Everywhere good looking girls.
<3
I wasn't expecting much, thought it would be ok food/beer.
Man oh man I was wrong.
The beers are great, food is mmmmmmmmmmmm and it's right in the University of Arizona campus. I fell in love so many times that night. Everywhere good looking girls.
<3
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