Kathy is awesome! So attentive, helpful, and knowledgeable about products. There are wines from all…read moreover the world. Also, a variety of different canned beers. I thought this place was so cute! Would definitely recommend!

Such a great wine selection! Small batch family vineyards. One of my favorite small batch Pino…read moreNoirs from Illahe Vineyards in Dallas OR. The service was great, and again such great options!

Very friendly and has just a little bit of everything. Also opeen till midnight when the next…read moreclosest place Pop and Bottles closes at 11:00. You are also less likely to encounter any riff raff like Pop and Bottles is famous for. Eddie doesn't have a good lighted sign. Just a tiny sign above the door. Use your nav device, go slow and Eddie's is on the north side of the street.

Small but friendly little unassuming Neighborhood Market. Perfect place to stop in to buy lottery…read moretickets, beer, groceries and snacks. The clerk's here are super friendly!

5 star service!! Clever comic strip cutouts and excellent staff members make this an engaging and…read moreentertaining experience. 10/10 recommend!! We even got free shot glasses this visit. (:

They have it all here wow but like most stores they mark up esp soft drinks . The attendant went…read moreout of his way to look for my fav poppi in the back so I appreciate not being dismissed

Grand Avenue Brewing is my first choice when I feel like going out…read more My personal ritual is to start with a flight of 4 oz pours, which lets me sample several beers and enjoy the experience of discovering my favorite for that visit before settling in with a full glass. Happy Jack, their cream ale, is a always in my flight along with the Quad, my favorite beer of all time. The rotating seasonals keep every visit feeling fresh. What I find remarkable is that I never experience the after effects I get from commercial store bought beer. The food program is genuinely special -- house smoked BBQ, loaded baked potatoes, soft pretzels, noodle bowls, loaded mac and cheese, and green chili, with vegetarian options too. The setting -- a vintage historic warehouse in the heart of Phoenix's lower Grand Avenue arts district -- gives it a soul that's hard to find anywhere else. If you can make it on a First Friday, the live music takes the whole experience up another notch. Add in a dog-friendly patio and retail beer to go, and there's truly nothing missing. The staff is knowledgeable and passionate, and the owner is always on premises and never too busy to share a great conversation. It's no wonder Grand Avenue Brewing has been voted one of the Top 10 Breweries in Metro Phoenix. Five stars without question

Baked potatoes in PHX with a large selection of beers? Yes. Got the benediction potato and it's…read morehuge! The pork green chili is actual shredded pork, not the ground pork style I often got in Colorado. Belgian beer specialty but with 15+ on tap there are options for everyone. Large seating area both inside and outside.

This was my first time here and I'm happy to have checked it off my list, but mad that it took me…read moreso long! If you're a fan of pop punk (the name of the place is inspired by Blink 182), then you will love this place. They have a killer soundtrack, wide variety of beers with bands inspired by songs/bands, and the vibe feels like a big living room. We were there on a Thursday and that is also when they host trivia. It was very popular and clearly a poppin' neighbor hang. They don't have a kitchen, but there are tons of places to order from nearby, or you can bring in your own food. I will absolutely be back soon.

This place was fun! I came here on a Thursday night for trivia night with friends. There were 6 of…read moreus total. I arrived just before 6pm to make sure we could get a table before the trivia started at 7. Parking is a bit limited but there are some other lots nearby to park in. The ambiance is casual with indoor and outdoor seating as well as bar area seating. It's always fun to see the vats and other brewing equipment on display. They don't really serve food here, but usually have a food truck. On this particular day, the food truck didnt show up, and we had to get food from nearby. Luckily they are cool with people bringing in their own food and there are a lot of restaurants around. The beer was really good. I tried a flight and really enjoyed everything, except for the kick flip seltzer. I guess it's one of their first seltzers they've made, but it tasted a little weird to me. Not sure I'd try it again, but I really liked the IPA's and the Grand Theft Autumn. The trivia was fun, the person putting it on was really friendly and also puts on other trivia nights at different places. There was also a lot of really cool print art around the place which was fun to look at!

Hands down best cervecería in Phoenix! Their menu has a…read moregood beers. Outside they have food trucks so you can grab a bite. Saturday night they have djs and it's super fun and good music. They also have events every month. The staff is super friendly, welcoming and helpful. I highly recommend you stop by, it's such an awesome place.

The best place in town! Tuesdays from 6-8 is Loteria game night. We won $10 gift card and a T-shirt…read more! Peach slushie was delicious & I highly recommend.

I have drove by this spot tons of times and their pizza looks amazing…read more I finally was able to stop in with my yelp bestie & we had a quick drink & were able to tour the whole spot and walk around. I love the concept of the upstairs, this night was trivia night as well. They have diff events throughout the week. The staff was having a great time, in good spirits dancing and singing to the music. I tried the only cider on the menu and it did not disappoint, I'm usually an IPA girl but I loved the cider it was refreshing I can't wait to be back when I have more time to chill & try their food. Upstairs has tons of seating and is a perfect spot to have a party or small gathering. Views from upstairs are so nice.

I had not been to the Roosevelt Row before, so I planned a mid-day trip on my way to see the…read moreDiamondbacks. I found this business on Yelp (of course) and thought to give it a try. I am so glad I did because this place is great. The service was really kind, and the beer was perfect for a pre-game stop. Very modern and clean, and they have Detroit-style pizza! (have not tried it yet, will be back) I ended up walking to Chase Field from this location, it was a cool day, so it was fine. Give this place a try next time you head downtown for a game. -Good Beer -Good Service -Weekly Events -Great for pre-game at Chase Field -Go D-Backs!

Greenwood Brewing deserves more hype! Myself, my husband, and my parents were meeting friends in…read moreDowntown Phoenix. We passed AZ Wilderness and saw how busy they were so we stopped at Greenwood as they were less busy and we had never tried their beer before. My parents prefer IPA's and are tough critics, however, they liked the IPA's so much they bought a pack to take home. I'm not a huge beer drinker so I ordered the seltzer on tap and it was good + refreshing. My husband also ordered the Mango Lassi and loved it. We spoke to the staff member on site who I believe said they've been around for 6 years or so. Greenwood definitely deserves more hype as not only were their beers good but they have cute seating arrangements with an open courtyard. Definitely give Greenwood a try if you find yourself going to Downtown Phoenix!

I recently visited Greenwood Brewing and had a great experience learning more about the brewery and…read moreits history. One of the highlights was chatting with Dan, who has been bartending for eight years. He was friendly, knowledgeable, and happy to answer questions about the brewing process and the brewery itself. It's clear he enjoys what he does and takes pride in sharing information with customers. I also learned that the brewery was founded by Megan Greenwood, and it's impressive to see how her vision has grown into a well-known local brewery. The brewing operation includes seven tanks, giving visitors a glimpse into the production side of the business. For anyone interested in seeing more behind the scenes, Greenwood Brewing does offer brewery tours. There isn't a set tour schedule, so it's best to ask staff about availability when you visit. One feature I thought was especially cool was the live Instagram follower counter displayed behind the bar. Watching the number update in real time was a fun and unique touch that added to the brewery's modern, community-focused atmosphere. The atmosphere was welcoming, the staff was engaging, and it was fun getting a closer look at the brewing process while enjoying quality craft beer. A great stop for both locals and visitors looking to support a Phoenix- Women owned brewery. The vibes are chill & semi-loud with music playing in the background. They have seating on both sides of the brewery, outside seating & local restaurants QR codes to order food from. IG: greenwood Brewing