Absolutely love this brewery. It is situated in an industrial park. Very much like many San Diego…read morebreweries were when the craft beer scene started. The staff is so friendly. The beers are amazing and they always have snacks! It's a great addition to the neighborhood.

Been here with extended family many times. Always enjoyable! Great beers! All of them! Highly…read morerecommended!

I was duly impressed with Bone Haus! Brewery's are always welcome! I was drawn in by all the…read morebone, play on phrases and ads! The food was great as well!

DJ is freakin amazing and has a great sense of humor! Thank you! We went up to Payson for a drive…read moreand our way back stopped at this brewery. We spent like 3-4 hours here and tbh we did not want to leave because we were having such a a great time. There is no food but there was a food truck outside and the pizza was delicious. The beers we had were great and we definitely recommend. There was a family there with a baby and it was fine. Once we were leaving there was a guy setting up to play live music and I wish we would have stayed! We asked to do the scavenger hunt and this definitely added to the fun. Will go back in a heartbeat.

It's time for another disprover review!…read more I strongly recommend this place. For context, I went on a Friday night, tried 3 beers and ate food while sitting at the bar. Service was outstanding. I was skeptical as it's a big bar and they only had one bartender, but my man was on his game. Even the walkups waiting for tables got served pretty quick! Beer choices were amazing. My friends ordered cocktails both on and off the menu and were very satisfied. I haven't had a good Poutine in a long time, since Chicago, and this one was close. I blame inflation but it was still above average. I didn't smell anything, no bleach or sewage, and felt super welcome by attendees also watching March Madness. And $6 a pint in this economy?!? Give it to me. I call Queens Creek 'Phoenish', but if you're in the area swing by there.

First time here, old west motif. standard bar food. Two friends had wings, I had the Bistro Burger…read morewith tater tots. First bite and half the burger ends up on my shirt! I hate when that happens! Service was good, music was excellent. Ok for some entertainment and a cold brew. Not a food destination for me

This is my second time at this location because I can't get enough! Any chance I can bring my dog…read moreto a patio, I am there! The outdoor patio is relaxed and has a great ambiance. There is hardly ever a wait time the staff is very attentive and kind. The location is great and centralized in Tempe. Food is great, and they have a reserve happy hour after 8 pm where you can get $4 beers?! Sign me up! The food is great priced, fresh, and very diverse, where else in the valley can you get poutine, salmon salad, and chicken egg rolls in the same day? Most notably, their Brickhouse wings with Oatmeal Stout BBQ were so good I had to come back for more (no picture, we devoured these almost immediately). The beer-flavored desserts and beer-themed menu items really kept on theme for the brewery. The beers are exceptional, and they keep a rotating tap of local beers and classic favorites. I especially love that they partner with local producers to create their food and beverage menus. This place is a must-visit.

This is a great place to watch some sports games or UFC fights. The server was friendly and the…read moreservice was good. Four peaks is by ASU and definitely has a college brewery vibe. Lots of fun there for sure. The food is not bad! Pretty standard bar food. The AZ chicken rolls are one of my favorite appetizers. But this time I got the Brezelburger. Service: 8/10 Value: 6/10 Flavor: 8/10 Ambiance: 9/10 Cleanliness: 8/10 Overall I had a great time here and will definitely be back sometime in the future. It is a great place to go to have a couple of drinks and watch some games.

We have now come here multiple times and I have had a good variety of food... and beer. I haven't…read morea poor experience with either. This locationis is at the airport so pretty to look out and see planes just outside the window. There is a monitor on the fall showing flight departures and arrivals, so a great place to have a beer why you wait for friends and family to arrive. Staff - all have been great and really a main reason we keep coming back.

Hubby & I had dinner here tonight. We were seated right away. I was surprised since we got there…read moreright before 6:00. Three things to note. They card everyone & have a sign stating so. So, if you are like me, & don't bring your license, you have been warned. Two, the menu is not the one online. They have updated it, & some things are not available. Additionally, the prices on the menus in the restaurant are not accurate. For example, the happy hour menu says the pretzels are $7, but they are $8. The pretzels are the best we have ever tasted. I'm not exactly sure why, but perhaps because they are soft & so fresh. Hubby got a Mexican larger with lime & loved it. I got tall Tito's & cranberry juice. It was good, but a lite pour. Hubby got the Reuben & fries. He said it was very good. He liked hoe the meat was all grilled. I got the French dip & fries. The French dip was good, but I would have preferred a bun not so soft since the Au jus is so good & makes the bread soggy. The one disappointing was neither one of our fries were hot or even warm.

Yo this place was fire! It was a pretty small indoor place but really enjoyed the vibes in there. I…read moretold the bartender it was my first time there let him know what kinda beers i enjoy and he let me taste some recommendations before i set on a drink! the whole experience felt super great! nothing worse than getting a beer you don't even like so i super appreciated it!! would definitely come back for some delicious brews ! ps THEY HAVE A WATER STATION!! and the bathroom looks cool lol

With a name like Chupacabra Taproom, I couldn't say no. I attended a concert at the Mesa Arts…read moreCenter on a Tuesday evening. I was looking for a bar that was open late close to the venue. Chupacabra was open, was a three-minute drive, and had excellent reviews. So my decision was made. I parked on the street for free a minute away on foot. Ambiance (3.5/5): Pretty much your typical beer bar. Relatively small inside, but they also have a patio out front with picnic style seating. Casual. My type of bar. My only complaint? I hate picnic style seating because it doesn't give you back support. Which made me want to avoid the patio. Service (5/5): Super friendly service. The guy working the bar did a great job. I ordered one beer and called it a night. A seamless experience from beginning to end. They also have complimentary water in a water cooler, which is always a nice ou Food (N/A): I read they have food trucks, but I didn't see any when I visited. I had dinner prior anyway. Drinks (4.5/5): I love trying new beers and Chupacabra has an excellent selection. They have a rotating screen above the bar. Some interesting brews, ranging from local craft brews to quality European beers. This is not the type of place that has your typical assortment of mediocre beers. You'll find a lot better here. Overall, a cool spot in downtown Mesa. I'd definitely return the next time I'm in the neighborhood!

Our search for the best burgers in Phoenix brought us to Arizona Wilderness Brewing. We visited on…read morea Friday around 6:00 PM; the place was hopping, and the atmosphere was great with basketball playing on several TVs. We were greeted and seated immediately. We started with a beer and the cauliflower appetizer--both were amazing! Just a heads-up: the cauliflower is a little spicy, but totally addictive. Our burgers arrived quickly. The onion rings and duck fat fries were on point with unique seasoning, and the homemade ketchup and pickles were a welcome surprise. We tried the PB&J burger, which was both creative and delicious. Overall, it was a fun "dinner adventure," and we will definitely be back!

Overall a 3.5/5, but rounding up because Arizona Wilderness Brewing does stand out for its…read morecommitment to locally sourced ingredients and sustainability. There are so many breweries and pubs around here that there's pretty tough competition. As other reviewers have stated, their duck fat fries are great! So crispy and the herbs really elevate it. They can be a little heavy handed with the salt to the point where you may see salt piles on your fries, but at least the salt granules are larger and can be easily swept off. Although their fries are great on their own, they unfortunately struggle to strand up when loaded. I'm not sure how they do it, but we've been to places where fries can remain crispy even when loaded with toppings. Their poutine is still tasty though if you don't mind your fries soggy. Their burgers have great beefy flavor, but after trying a few of their burger options, my partner and I also feel that some other places do their unique burger stylings a bit better. A lot of the toppings overwhelm rather than contribute to the overall burger. There's plenty of searing both indoors and out. You have bar top, high table, and regular table style seating for indoors. There's plenty of 4 person tables outdoors under shade and also with misters on if it's hot out. Indoor seating offers plenty of viewing for sports. Service is also pleasant. Due to how they source their ingredients, the overall menu is on the pricier side. Although my partner and I prefer other breweries more, we do think it's still worth it to try visiting Arizona Wilderness Brewing at least once.

We were looking for a place in Chandler for a place to have an appetizer and beer on a Sunday…read moreevening. We found Patent 139 on Yelp and was not disappointed. The name refers to U.S. Patent 139, granted to Rudolf Gustav Hass for the Hass avocado, and the establishment was founded by Tim Hass, the inventor's great grandson. The space was larger than expected and the brewing area is in the corner and the bar is in the centerpiece. We grabbed seats at the bar, but there are tables in and outside. Our bartender was very nice and she explained Patent 139 brews in small batches and features beer from local breweries. My husband ordered a Neon Blaster Blonde and buffalo cauliflower. The cauliflower were tangy and spicy. Definitely a good choice to stop in when in Chandler.

I had not heard of Patent 139 brewing, it's not a new place, just new to me. We stumbled upon it…read morewhile in the shopping center. It's a solid brew pub on the water at Dobson & Ray. We had already eaten so we didn't have the opportunity to try food, and I would have liked to! The menu looks good and other reviewers say the food is tasty, next time! We hopped in a for a round of beer during happy hour. Ordered the raspberry blonde and hazy IPA. Both were good. I enjoyed the blonde more, but that's simply due to I've moved away from IPAs in general. During our visit they had 5 beers on tap made by Patent 139, and other guest taps as well. The story of the owner is interesting with his ties to Ballast Point and the Hass avocado. We sat in the bar area. Bartender was friendly and attentive. There's a sitting area at the front with couches, and past the bar is large wooden picnic tables, next time I would opt to sit outside on the patio.

Had an amazing experience here. Sam was our server and did a great job taking care of us. The beer…read morewas great, the service was excellent, and the whole experience was awesome. Definitely recommend!" A slightly more casual one: "Great spot with a really good beer selection. Sam was our server and was awesome. We had an amazing experience and will definitely be back

We went here on a Saturday shortly after they opened. The outside is a little dingy, but that's to…read morebe expected on 32nd and Bell. The inside atmosphere was great. The server was very nice. And the place is accommodating to single eaters as well as full families. The food was great and the server helped explaining things as the menu items are listed in German. Everything tasted great and the portions were large. Sad we haven't been here more frequently, we'll be back!

I liked the fast, somewhat cheerful service and the spacious dining area with plenty of TVs and…read morebackground music. The steak and chicken fajitas ($15.99 after $3.00 Tuesday discount) were served about 14 minutes after we ordered at the bar on a busy night during a music bingo event. The fajitas had plenty of hot, perfectly cooked meat on plenty of fajita veggies with toppings and three tortillas. I found the happy hour drink prices to be just competitive. The walls have plenty of pictures of local dogs and the taps are fire hydrants. Pretty good. I'm thinking 3.5 stars and rounding up for the great fajitas.

Several Saturdays ago my wife and I went over to Uncle Bears on Baseline road in Mesa. We live…read moreclose so we decided to give Uncle Bears another try. They used to make the best BLT around but the last several times we have gone I have been very disappointed. The current price for there BLTA is now 16.95 which includes frys. When my sandwich came it was on Texas Toast. when I opened it up to my surprise it had 4 strips of bacon, 2 thin slices of tomato and a thin piece of lettuce. This is not an acceptable sandwich for the price. I mentioned this to our server and she agreed with me. The cost of this sandwich was $2.00 at best. For 16.95 you should get a fully loaded BLT. We will not be returning again.