Sat in front of the big window looking over the patio and enjoying a refreshing flight of beers…read more The food looked amazing so I'll have to try it next time.

We came to borderlands to watch the NCAA championship game. Halfway through the game I went to…read moreorder their wings, but they had run out. It seems a bit of an oversight to not have enough wings for a big night like that, especially since it was advertised as a special. I ended up ordering the guacamole and chips, and was disappointed when I received a tiny portion of guacamole which seemed ridiculous for $9. (I was not able to take a picture but I'm sure you can find one.) As soon as the game was over a DJ came out with a good set but it was way too loud considering he was two feet away and it was 8pm. We decided to leave after that.

Stopped by Sunday evening for some holiday themed beer. All they had was a peppermint chocolate…read moreporter. Trivia was playing so I sat outside by the Ruff Zone with my dog. The beer was well balanced between chocolate and mint with no overpowering sweetness. Server was very pleasant. I was a bit surprised at the $8 price

Great brewery in the middle of nowhere lol. Very large inside and outside area. They have a food…read moretruck on premise. They even have a doggie area for off leash play! The beers were good and they have a large selection. We liked the presentation of the flight. Great service too.

Such a great find in downtown Tucson. It's a nice big spot with high ceilings and a lot seating…read more We sat at the bar and the bartender was very friendly and helpful. She gave us some taste testers which helped us narrow down our beers. I got the flagship hazy IPA, which was as delicious.

Pueblo Vida fits the profile of the type of brewery everyone loved to make fun of in the 2010s:…read moreBland interior, a menu full of IPAs, and full of millennials. I give them a pass because I like India Pale Ales and all things bitter. And I appreciate their dedication to having distinct varieties: Hazy, West Coast, and if you're lucky, one that's wacky and unfiltered. The descriptions make it easier for intermediate hop fans to distinguish between Citra, Cascade, etc. These are not entry-level brews. The rest of the menu is pretty sparse. There's seltzer, and it's mid. One Stout, one Porter, one Pilsner, and so on. I will often find something I like here, and I will gladly dub it the best place in town to sit somewhere peaceful and pound a couple hoppy beers. But there's just not enough going on for me to really recommend it to the average person.

Crooked Tooth Brewery feels like one of those places that refuses to be just one thing--and I mean…read morethat in the best way. I came for an event and immediately realized this is the kind of spot where every visit probably reveals something you missed the last time. The space is wildly eclectic in a way that feels intentional, not chaotic. You look up, you look around, you look again. There's a whole back area you wouldn't even know exists unless you wander, complete with its own seating and energy. Turns out they host yoga back there, plus a rotating lineup of events that actually feel community-driven instead of forced. Then there's the food situation. A Thai street food truck parked on site serving absolute flavor bombs. I had a curry tofu Thai taco--something I've never seen, let alone eaten--and it brought legit spice and depth. One of those "wait, why is this so good?" moments. Inside, the details keep stacking. A vending machine filled with mini purses, bath salts, and handmade artisan goods? Unhinged (affectionately). Swag everywhere. Walls that give you something new to look at every few seconds. And if that wasn't enough, they partner with Anello, which happens to be my favorite pizza in the city--so yes, that alone earns points. What really sealed it for me was how inclusive the menu is. A full non-alcoholic selection, vegan cookies and non-vegan options, so no one feels like an afterthought. Service was solid, friendly, and matched the laid-back but intentional vibe of the place. Honestly, I'm shocked it took me this long to make it to Crooked Tooth--but now that I have, I get it. This isn't just a brewery. It's a choose-your-own-adventure kind of space, and I'm already looking forward to the next chapter.

This is such a cozy brewery. We stopped by with large group on Saturday after a nearby game and it…read morewas packed. There was only one bartender when we arrived but they had some backup help a while after. The inside was clean and just good vibes. The patio area was open but since it was raining, everyone was inside. Bathrooms were clean!

I love this little hidden gem. Anytime, I come to or am just driving through Tucson, I enjoy making…read morea pit stop here. It is right off of I10, which makes it an easy convenient stop. They had probably 6 sours on tap. The bartender let me taste several. I don't remember which one exactly I liked the most, but I ordered a pint. I ordered the pork tamales and they came with chips, which were delicious. I've ordered the tamales before in the past and they were OK. I remember the bartender from a few months ago and was happy to see her here. Thank you for being so friendly, till next time!

Still a nice place. However the selection of beer has been…read moredrastically reduced. No imperial stouts or barley wine. In fact there were only 2 selections that were brewed in house. Apparently they have decided support other local breweries instead? According to the employee there. Oh well.

Came here again after many years. Dragoon IPA is still one…read moreof my favorite IPAs, and this coming from someone who doesn't really like IPAs. I came here with my husband and son on a Friday night. Not too busy and they don't serve food but have a rotating food truck out in their parking lot. You'll see the sign for the taproom from the road and turn in. Continue all the way down past the shipping docks and you'll see the sign once you make a left. Decent amount of parking available. They sell more beers than what you see of theirs in the stores. They also have rotating guest beers. Pours are offered in 4oz and 10oz, which is nice if you don't want to drink too much or are trying to pace yourself/taste different beers. They also sell various merchandise, likes hats, shirts, etc. One thing I'm starting to add in my reviews is if there is a changing table now that I have a baby. They have a changing table in the large stall in the women's bathroom; not sure about men's bathroom and they do not have a family restroom.

What a spacious and beautiful brewery! We stopped by on a Friday night for a record sale, and I was…read moregenuinely impressed by both the service and the quality of their beers. I asked the beertender if I could sample a couple of their wheat beers, and they were more than happy to help. I ended up going with their American Wheat (super refreshing, crisp, and easy to drink). My friend opted for the Pilsner, which was just as solid and well-balanced. The only downside is that they don't serve the beer in proper glassware (everything comes in plastic cups), which takes away a bit from the overall experience. That said, the atmosphere is great, the staff is friendly, and the beer is delicious. Definitely a spot worth checking out

Expansive indoor and outdoor space to hangout was a huge plus! Dog friendly patio. Great chill…read moreambiance for getting together with friends or passing thru for a drink. I enjoyed the beers I tried. Yummy stout here! Service was average but the environment put this place over the top :)

This is a very fun taproom! We visited back in February and it was packed as we came on a day when…read morethere was a brewery crawl in town, but service was still great and it wasn't crazy loud as there's tons of areas to sit inside and outside; this is actually one of the largest breweries we've ever been too and it was nice to have so many seating choices. The drinks were great and they make a very good IPA. We didn't stay long as we stopped in before dinner, but we really enjoyed coming here and would 100% stop in again on our next trip to Tucson.

Checked out Brick Box Brewery for the first time and it instantly became one of my favorite spots…read more The vibe was super chill, and they have a great selection of beers to choose from. They also serve up Wagyu smash burgers, which hit the spot. I ordered the KB Special Smashburger, Kaiju Fries, and an IPA. Everything was delicious and refreshing. The bartender who took our order was really cool and friendly, which made us feel welcome on our first visit. It's a great place to grab a drink, hang out with friends, and just kick back. Can't wait to come back!

We stopped in after work for the American Wagyu burger , it was pretty amazing! Smashed flat with…read morepickles and a giant jalapeño! The burger was crispy and just melted on your tongue! We also shared fries that were cooked in beef tallow - very tasty! I also had a matcha iced cream cone with chili oil! It wasn't sweet, and just tasted like, well matcha! The chili oil came in a little cup on the side and you just poured it over your iced cream - smooth and the matcha and chili flavors went really well together! The space was nice in the old Thunder Canyon location so plan for downtown parking and paying a meter!