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!

What's not to like? The place is awesome - incredibly well decorated, and every single detail fits…read moreright in. Inspired by European catacombs and ossuaries, as well as macabre legends and myths of the wild west, the space is pretty unique and creative. There are even real human remains on site. If you ask the bartender nicely and promise to be careful, he may let you handle them... I did! They have scavenger hunt cards that will have you look in every nook and cranny. It's fun, and suprisingly challenging (it's a good thing). Lots of brews on the menu. No food (aside from packaged chips, pretzels and whatnot) until the food truck pulls in but you're welcome to bring food from other places. Last but not least, super-friendly service. I would 100% recommend Bone Haus to others.

Amazing beer, wonderful food, and incredible service. Emily consistently checked in on us, and…read moreprovided an incredible experience. The food is always good, the atmosphere is always friendly, highly recommended! Try the mussels, they will change your life!

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.

Coffee and service was amazing even after grandson spilled staff was right on it cleaned it and…read moreeven made him a small replacement! Too nice and super nice location you have to check it out. I had the white chocolate mocha and it was superb! This place is gonna be hard to beat for designer coffees

Five stars for an amazing sports bar! To be honest, I usually don't have high hopes when it comes…read moreto food at sports bars, but let me tell you how Four Peaks Brewing blew my mind! Service is wonderful and the menu has a wide selection. The chicken roll and hatch chili Mac are an absolute staple! They are huge portions so you can definitely share. What I loved about the mac & cheese is the creamy texture and great flavor! The crispy onions on top was unique and a great combo.

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.

I used to come here fairly regularly about a year ago and really enjoyed it. It was fun to see the…read moreplanes while dining. Today the service was lacking. There were 5 -6 people serving and it was mildly busy. We didn't see our server to ask if we would like another drink until after we waited so long they realized our food had been delivered to another table by accident. (I understand honest mistake). We asked for 1/2 & 1/2 meat on our nachos (not an upsize). And were charged $6 extra. Which we were unaware of the up charge until the final bill arrived. It was then explained,"we don't do 1/2 & 1/2 meat". If that were explained at the time of ordering we would have had the option to change to avoid the up charge. Eating out is a luxury and quality service is part of that enjoyment experience. We left disappointed. Bathroom cabinets have fallen apart and are missing doors. Trash was running over.

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

Everybody seems to love this place, however, my experience here was so-so…read more Every Third Thursdays moving forward, Downtown Mesa has a Sunset Market, live music and a lively vibe. The Mesa Arts Center is also open late to 8pm. Ive wanted to check this place out for awhile now so wandered in on Thu night. Bar was full when I walked in and all men at the bar. I ordered a wheat berry lemon of some kind here. Draft came to $7 and some change. I opted to sit outside and the weather was comfortable with a nice breeze and a storm was looming and it was breezy. Beer was meh, not really a wheat beer and more on the bitter side. There was a DJ outside spinning some funk, but it was just OK for me. Overall, a bit of a letdown, but I'd be willing to give it another try on another night.

This might be my new favorite spot! We've been before, but the meal I had today blew me away. I had…read morethe vegan earth bowl & added chicken (I'm far from vegan) and it had all my favorite things - black beans, brussel sprouts, beets, avocado, wheat berries... The herb vinegerett paired so perfectly! Hubby had a burger he loved and son had chicken and waffles - licked his plate. Honorable mention to the pride IPA they apparently only brew in June 5* took a four pack to-go!

Meh, I don't get the reviews at all. After living next to it for 3 years, I finally got the PB&J…read moreburger that everyone is talking about, with the signature fries, and it was a massive disappointment. First it was very expensive, a burger and a small side of fries for over $23 after everything for a take out order. Second the burger just tasted like nothing special, like I can't point to a thing that it is that good. I have tried others that are in the area that makes a much better burger. For smashed burger type, try Detroit corny grill in Gilbert. For a regular hatch burger with really good fries, try Fate brewing in Tempe.

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.

Cute brewery with a beautiful lake view! The IPAs were great, and I loved the decor. The space is…read morelarge, open, and comfortable, with no strong brewery odors. A nice spot to relax and enjoy a beer.

This place never disappoints, they did get a new menu which means prices have gone up and they do…read morehave several new items on their menu. Anytime I'm craving a good brats or a schnitzel this is my go to place. Tried their Jager (pork) schnitzel and it was perfectly cooked and full of flavor. My BF ordered the Kasespatzke with a side of a brat and it was amazingly delicious.

Came here recently with friends for a solid weekend dinner. One of the guys used to live in the…read morearea and loved coming here so it was overdue for his return. For me, it was a big hike up to the north side- but totally worth the haul! I grew up in the Midwest, occasionally going to one or two German restaurant/ clubs, so this was not an unfamiliar atmosphere to me. It is definitely a "seasoned" vibe, having immediately taken over the space by a former western bar/beer hall that had been in existence for 50+ years. Their menu says "German and Hungarian" but all I read was German. They have a solid European beer selection, including taps and bottles and some cocktails with a German twist. The one that threw me for a loop (in the best way) was Kriek! So ofc I got a pint. We shared a (fairly large) pretzel to start, which comes with beer cheese. Tasty, but I was genuinely shocked there was no mustard. I ordered the jagerschnitzel (pork) and just overall the meal was as expected as if I was in the Midwest - amazing, delicious, insert chef's kiss. I wish I could have joined the clean plate club. The cucumber salad was flavorful and not too sour/pickley. My friend and I both noted how umami the savory sauce was- not too bacon, not too mushroom. The potatoes were not too salty or under-seasoned. Literally willing to drive up again if/when someone tells me to go. It wasn't horribly busy so it didn't take forever to order and get everything we needed. Our server was super nice and patient. She even gave a bar suggestion that ended up being a nice cherry for the top of the evening.