As long as I've been coming here I'm surprised that I have never written a revue. It's actually one of my favorite places to go because they have a huge selection of nonalcoholic beverages. It's easy to find them and all you have to do is grab it give to the bartender and walla pay for it and tip you are done. They are great about supplying glass some ice etc etc etc. It usually a pretty good temperature inside and there can be a food truck in front. It feels like home in Tucson, not some corporate place. read more

Tap & Bottle - For me the non drinker and for you that likewise don't drink. - Wine Bars Near Me - Tucson, Arizona

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A good bit of local flavor worth checking out. Around the corner from the busiest segments of 4th ave lies a neighborhood bar with weekly food trucks, occasional live entertainment, and a relatively quiet hangout for downtown Millennials. What I love: Eclectic draft beer selection that isn't too heavy on IPAs. A TON of wines, including *Superstition Mead* by the glass. An extensive menu of spirits. There might not be a better place in town to discover something new! What I like: Retail in the back--you can buy bottles to take home. Draft wine. What needs work: They have draft cocktails, and while they're boozy I don't think they're very good. Most of them are too sugary. Overall, this is a spot where you can consistently receive good service and better beverages. read more

We sat at the bar and the bartenders were friendly. They made conversation and joke with us. We got a couple flights of beer and we were able to open a bottle of beer from the freezer section to enjoy at the bar. I personally enjoyed a blueberry seltzer. They also have wine and a full bar. read more

This place rocks! We were in town visiting Saguaro and were thirsty afterwards and spotted that they had some great beer on tap, so we had to stop in. The beer selection was first rate and prices were great too. The taproom is large and has lots of seating and they have lots of good beer to go from the bottle shop as well. They even have spirits and the prices for rare bourbon were unbelievably good (compared with our home in TN). We loved stopping in here and it made for a great post-hike stop! read more

Tap & Bottle - Fantastic prices for bourbon - Wine Bars Near Me - Tucson, Arizona

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This is a great bottle shop located in downtown Tucson. The tap list rotates regularly and usually had a great mix of local and other beers. In addition to a long tap list, they also have a good selection of liquor for mixed drinks. They sometimes have live music and food trucks and when they don't, they usually have something chill playing (currently it's jazz). If to go is more your style, they have a huge selection of cans, wine, and liquor. The bar tenders are helpful and knowledgeable and willing to help. (Once, while searching for a local whiskey, the bartender took the time to call their other location for me.) If you are in downtown Tucson, this is a must stop. Check their social media and website for details on food trucks and events. read more

Tap & Bottle - Pueblo Vida Kintsugi (local IPA) - Wine Bars Near Me - Tucson, Arizona

Ok if you like IPAs. I do not, but it seems to be the trend. Bartender could be a bit friendlier.

Great beer on tap. Nice patio . Cool bartenders too. In a strip with other restaurants. read more

Was looking to try local beers, but stumbled upon Tap & bottle and Im so glad I did. This place is pretty incredible in every sense of the word. Great tap selection, great can selection, nice wine selection, nice cocktail selection & they even have a hard liquor menu that is small, but very nice. I spent most of my time talking to Wally, who was the consummate host, imparting info & "libations" like a well oiled machine. I got to try some great brews, Cerebral DDH Rare Trait was beyond great, some alcohol I knew nothing about & Wally was a wonderful guide. If your in Tucson, this is your next stop, folks... read more

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Nice large space with lots of open seating at the bar and various tables. Pretty friendly as well. They definitely carry a nice selection of beers and spirits and we found some yummy options. This is definitely one of those places where your bartenders are hit or miss and this can really determine the way the evening goes. The first lady that helped us was nice enough, but definitely didn't care to engage. We figured it was because she was wrapping up her shift. The next was a guy that really didn't want to be bothered to answer a question and appeared offended to be at the time and place to be asked a question. The second two ladies were very friendly, answered questions, and very helpful and welcoming. Maybe it was too many people behind the bar, who knows. We ended up deciding that we'd rather try other places than stay. Anyway, the two friendly ladies whose names I didn't get carried the team for sure. Points for the great selection. I would probably opt for other options in the area next time I'm around. read more

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First time coming here because of the Ocho Tequila tasting event. Place was already quite full with regulars enjoying Friday after work drinks. Wife and I appreciated what T&B did for the event. Two different areas were sequestered for tasting with bites of food to fill the stomach. Ocho reps were extremely knowledgeable and super friendly, learned a lot about not only the distillery but also the level of craftsmanship they bring to each bottle. Want to give a big shout out to Marissa who had her hands full with a packed house and trying to manage a separate event at the same time. You did a great job and your establishment will get repeated biz from us! We recommend this place for good drinks and great vibe! read more

I stopped by here as I was in the neighborhood. It was my first time and I wanted to see if the reviews were accurate. They are. A blues band was playing as I walked in. I sat at the bar and ordered a Pure Project Rain pilsner from San Diego. Service was friendly and fast. The beer was a classic beer. Pints of draft beer range from $7 to $8.50, depending on the alcohol volume. That seems to be the new price range these days. The place is smaller than I imagine, and I'm sure this place can get loud and crowded on a weekend. It's cozy when it's quiet, though, with the dark wood interior. Tables are up front by the door, and a long bench is in the rear where the chilled beers are. They have a wide variety of beers and wine on tap, so there's bound to be something for everyone. read more

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What to say that hasn't already been said about T&B? It's changed the scene in town and allowed a lot of other places to pop up and thrive. Regular events, great bartenders, fresh clean beer, brewery collaborations, and oodles of good times to be had. They have a rotating cast of food trucks too. Come on down to the original and see what the fuss is all about. read more

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This was my first time stopping by! They have a wonderful selection of beer and everyone on our group found something awesome to drink! We were very pleased to find voodoo chips! We sat at the big wooden table that everyone was obsessed with. We will definitely have to come back and try other new beers! Super sweet location! read more

Located beside Exo Coffee & across from Miller's Surplus, this is a good place to chill out from the heat and do some day drinking. They had a variety of beers on tap and some wines. If you don't find anything you like, head to the back to the coolers and check out the ciders and beers. Take it to go or drink it there. read more

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Great Service and Great Ambiance. The beer is really good. I really loved the hard seltzer.

We love Tap and Bottle. This place has something for everyone. The atmosphere is so welcoming and everyone inside always looks like they are having a good time. The options for drinks change frequently so anytime you go you can always try something new. They offer beer and wine on tap as well as having a large refrigerated selection of individual can options. The food options for Tap and Bottle come from the food trucks that pull up outside. These also vary based on the day. I've never seen the place empty and I've gone on different days and at different times. I've been to both this location and I still prefer this one. It has such a relaxed and friendly vibe. This is a great place to take out of town friends if you're looking for a local Tucson hangout. read more

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This place is like Disneyland for beer! Between the awesome tap offerings and their bottle selection, if you like beer, you will be in heaven here! It gets hella crowded, so you have to be aggressive when approaching the bar to place your order, otherwise, you will dwindle amongst the regulars and college crowd. The pricing is a bit skewed to the $$, but they have an excellent selection and some really obscure taps and bottle offerings. I found an out of production bottle for a premium price, but I didn't care, I was so excited to find it! They also have board games you can play, so it makes for a fun afternoon or evening to relax here and have a pint (or three)! read more

I really wanted to like this place and check it out further. The decor looked fun. Unfortunatley when we were first approached by the bartender, she was almost snarling at us, that should have told us to leave. When we asked about beers and cocktails she put down a menu in front of us and stated "You aren't in Mexico anymore ". I am totally appalled by her racist comment. If there were zero stars to give I would have. I highly DO NOT RECOMMEND this establishment! read more

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Location: On 6th Avenue The Skinny: High selection of beers and great seating area with open warehouse type concept. Prices are moderate. The Review: The selection changes up on the chalk board and they have quite the selection. The place was very clean with a single stall restroom for the entire place. Should you go: Yes! It was a great place to hang out after work to wind down and a great place that wasn't too noisy to talk. read more

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Upon recommendation of my fiancé's brother & his wife (who have been to multiple breweries in Tucson), we all headed over to Tap & Bottle to get some brews. All orders were placed at the bar and the beers were poured & served to us immediately. I was really surprised to see that they had 20+ beer choices on tap AND also a few wine choices on tap. I'm actually not much of a beer drinker, so I thought I would try out some of the fruitier beers. I went with a flight of the Death by Coconut, Belgian Peach, Passionfruit Pinner, and Imperial Raspberry Stout. As expected, I liked the Belgian Peach and Passionfruit Pinner the best since the Death by Coconut and Imperial Raspberry Stout were both dark beers. While the coconut, peach, and passionfruit flavor came through in the beers, the raspberry one was the only one that did not have as much of the flavor as expected. I actually liked the Passionfruit Pinner so much, I went back up to get a 16oz glass of it (which is unusual for me). My fiancé ended up going with a flight as well with the Campfire Stout, Tank 7, Victory @ Sea, and Black Butte XXVIII. Three of the beers were really dark (Tank 7 was not), but the favorite of this flight was definitely the Campfire Stout. You could literally taste a marshmallow flavor in the beer, like a s'more. His brother ended up going back to get that a full glass of that one and commented that he liked it much more than the Death by Coconut which he had gotten first. Fiancé's brother's wife got two different kinds of red wine and commented that the AZ wine (did not catch the name) was the better of the two. Pricing was fair (I believe). The four 5oz pours for the flight were $9, and the 16oz was $5.50. I'm not sure how this compares to other breweries, however I will say that the beers were very strong! We went early afternoon on a Saturday so it wasn't too busy. We were able to grab a parking spot right out front and an empty table inside as well. I didn't get a chance to look through their bottle beer selection but did notice they had quite a few options. I would definitely make a trip back here while in Tucson! read more

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Every bit as cool Inside as it looks from the outside. In the art district, this wine bar has the set of tinted windows to match the other businesses on this road. They have an extensive list of wine and beer available including a massive collection of bottles in the back area. They do not serve food but there is typically a food truck outside each night for those wanting a bite to eat with their drinks! Overall a great experience despite the mildly terse interaction I had with one of the bartenders. She was short and rude with my husband and I and I'm not sure what brought that on but it kinda left a sad memory of the place. read more

Tap & Bottle - Beer and wine menu! - Wine Bars Near Me - Tucson, Arizona

One of the best bars, and best bar scenes, in Tucson. Correction: Three of the best bars, with locations downtown, on the west side, and up in the northwest. I've been to all three but mostly go to downtown and northwest, and (1) the staff is friendly and attentive, without exception and (2) the selection is great and adventuresome. (Try the Two Stacks Irish whiskey, not a common sight, at least not yet.) I always look forward to my visits to T&B. read more

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We did some curbside pickup on a few crowlers of beer and it was the first time we've tried anything from here and we really loved the beer! We got Papago Orange Blossom, Harbottle IPA, and Helton Boysenberry and loved them all. My favorite was the Helton boysenberry which is a sour beer. I am looking forward to coming in and sitting down for service once the COVID19 crisis is better. The inside looked like a cool spot to have some brews. read more

Beer, wine, and good old fashion good music. A social area with beer, where you go and buy your beers and have a good time with friends. You can get growlers and crowlers; four packs and six packs; draft and bottle; and Ms. Pac-Man and board games! Rustic wooden floors with a distressed look and plenty of seating on metal shop stools and chairs. The walls have that downtown building brick feel. The ceiling rafters are naked and bare for all to see dark and treated wood the old fashion way. People are talking about this and that with laughs as I drink this Anderson Valley Gose from the tap. Selections are endless, you shouldn't have a hard time finding a beer that you haven't tried yet. They also have exclusive beers on tap so get while it lasts. This is the best place in town to have a beer and conversation. The beer summit of Tucson! I'm gonna finish this delicious beer and get back to enjoying this place with my friends, while you finally realize, you need to get over here! Let's have a beer and enjoy this place with everyone! read more

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I love Tap and Bottle. They've definitely figured out how to both be a great purveyor for craft beer (with a nice wine selection, but more on that later) as well as provide a great casual atmosphere for small groups to get together over some drinks for any occasion (they've even got a pretty moderate selection of board games/card games available to the public!). They always have a solid rotation of local and non-local craft beers on tap, in addition to a couple wines and meads. Frequently they'll also host events, from collaborating with local breweries to celebrating a special bottle release from a larger popular nationwide brewery, and more. Personally, one of the reasons I truly love T&B however is that they happen to be one of the few carriers of natural wines (to my knowledge) in Tucson. I won't go into a lengthy discussion of what natural wine is on this posting, but I encourage people to look into it if they're fans of wine. Not only do they seem to buy a nice selection of natural wines to sell, but they even started a natural wine club called "Juice Box" where subscribers can sign up for __X__ # of months at a time, and receive 2 monthly natural wines with fantastic tasting notes/descriptions of the wine to accompany them. Just another of the many reasons I love Tap & Bottle. Highly recommend. read more

As always, my fav spot in town! Celebrated their 5th year anniversary and we couldn't be happier

I always enjoy coming here but sometimes it get super packed (a popular place gets packed? Who knew!). I like that their beer fridges are sectioned into types of beers and one just for seasonal/hard to find beers. I don't get why there is a drink on site fee, must be something in the liquor license? An added bonus is this place is dog friendly but when it's super packed, little dogs are best held. Overall, it's a fun place to try a new beer, meet some friends and try some local food trucks. read more

I like this place quite a bit, the staff, for the most part, cares about customers and beer. The decor of the place is rustic and quaint. The beer selection is good, but the facilities could be better. The parking is a small dirt lot south of the location and on the street, be mindful of when parking enforcement is out. As far as I know there is only one restroom. The other location is laid out better and has more amenities, but if you're in the area and looking for a great beer bar stop here. read more

Not a beer drinker, but came here for happy hour with work friends. SO many choices! I even found a few I was willing to try. Lots of local options. Sad there isn't a kitchen with some snacks, but we were able to grab food on 4th Ave beforehand. It's ok- just sad there's no food. read more

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I went to Australia in 2007 and liquor stores are called "Bottle Shops," so when I come back and call them that, people think I'm crazy. But Tap & Bottle is what I'd call a Bottle Shop. Plus tap room. The selection is insane. Sours, pale ales, pilsners, stouts, barley wine, porters.... it's endless. You can select a bottle or can from the refrigerators and sit down with it, or take it to go. They also have beers on draft to choose from. You'll be dizzy from the selection and there's something for everyone. On the day I went, their draft was Sours and you could do a flight of 5 for $20. Parking is minimal and on weekends you may be hard pressed to find parking. But it's worth a visit. read more

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I'm a huge beer girl and a snobby elitist one at that.... with that..... Love this place! Finally a craft beer place without obnoxiously loud music [or they haven't caved into it yet... ugh.. If I wanted that, I'd go to a whack club... I go to these places for great beer, and great conversation.] I was waiting for a friend and chatted it up with the 2 bartenders in the meantime. They were super friendly however I felt they could get to know a bit more about beer and the beer that they're serving especially. I felt I knew more about them.... I was ready to take his spot and apply for a job so that someone there knew their stuff... One of my favorite craft beer places ever is Haymerchant in Houston and I can say that this is probably the closest to it that Tucson has to offer and that's GREAT that there even are parallels I can draw! In comparison to other beer places, I'd say Please oh please get more taps! [the selection is great, but 1702 and some other places are killing it with their selection and # of tap handles... even yucky Junxion has 7 IPA handles alone.. and Whole Foods has more handles....] Not sure how service is so I just went to the bar and grabbed a seat there. Some small grabs of food would be nice. Maybe they're cool with you bringing your own? Not sure.... Loved this place and I could easily spend a few more hours inside just like last time. read more

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Alas, I searched Total Wine for weeks and could not fine neither Ballast Point Pineapple Sculpin nor Watermelon Dorado. Any place that has new release Ballast Point beer when I can't find same in the entire Valley of the Sun is a five-star establishment in my book. The selection is well organized and includes many So Cal beer of which I've missed dearly since moving to AZ. Aside from their wide assortment of beers, T&B is a lively place that I will definitely check out again/further upon my next stop to Tucson. The place was fully packed on a Saturday night yet the staff was still on it enough to complete my purchase right away. An easy 5 stars to these guys. Do yourself a favor and check them out! read more

In order to get a taste of the local beer scene, I stopped in to Tap & Bottle on a recent trip to Tucson. I was really impressed by T&B because it is so much more than just another beer bar. In the back they have an incredible number of bottled beers from all over the world. Whomever does the buying for them knows their stuff, as it is pretty much a "who's, who" of the beer world. You can buy bottles to go (at incredible prices), or drink 'em there for an extra $1.50. The front houses a more traditional bar area, with twenty quality beers on tap. You can buy flights (~$8 for four pours), pints, or even fill a growler. The beer list mostly consists of beers from Arizona/California/Colorado, but there are also a few gems thrown in from elsewhere. They also have wine, if that's your thing. T&B is hipster, but somehow manages not to be pretentious. It is cozy. The type of place I would go to unwind after a long day. They have lots of events, including tastings and live music. Food trucks can be found Thursday-Saturday evenings. I would recommend T&B to both local and traveling beer enthusiasts! read more

As a general rule, the finer things in life are harder to find or achieve. This even applies to my favorite hole-in-a-wall drinking establishment... Tap & Bottle! But once you find it, they make it easy to enjoy the finer things by offering an incredible selection of beer and wine. The sign says 'Tap & Bottle' but it could easily say 'Celebrate Libations!' In fact, it's partially exclaimed in the decor. The words "Yay Beer!" are visible in the back above the coolers. There are several reasons why I hit this place with friends whenever I'm in Tucson. 1) There's nothing like it in Phoenix (yet). 2) The character of the space. I believe it use to be a hardware store. 3) You can enjoy wine or beer on tap. 4) Or go grab a bottle or can from the coolers in back. 5) They fill growlers or their own "crowlers". 6) The selection is always changing and shows serious props to the local brewers! Go Arizona Beer! 7) It's not a sports bar. There are no televisions. Just great people hanging out having conversations and enjoying whatever is in their glass. 8) The menu board with the next keg "on deck". 9) The variety of food vendors and food trucks who park out front to fill the void of not having a kitchen. I could go on... The only downside is the parking situation. Spaces are scarce, but that's typical in this part of town. Be patient, walk a little further, and you will be rewarded! Seriously, I know the shiny lights draw the college crowd to Fourth Avenue and Congress, like moths to a bug zapper. But anyone looking for a chill place to sample nearly anything, should wander over a couple more blocks to the northwest corner of 6th Avenue and 7th Street. Thanks T+B!!! read more

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I think we came in at the wrong time. I have read and looked over a series of excellent reviews on Tap & Bottle and I was so excited to stop in. I saw ahead of time that they had some Fort Collins beers on tap (I was particularly happy that they had Funkwerks - and New Belgium [duh]), so we made our stop in on a Monday when they opened at 2pm. The bartender was.... fairly cold. Almost icy. He did not seem in the mood or had much interest to help us when we asked about a beer flight. It was not the welcoming environment I'd expect from an awesome sounding beer house in Tucson. I ended up going with the following in a flight: -Tropic King Saison (Funkwerks) -Prop Culture Funky-Saison(Odell) -Aunt Sally Tart Sour (Laguintas) -Stronghold Session (Dragoon). It's hard to go wrong with Lagunitas, and in this case it was my favorite of the four. I really like how involved in the community Tap & Bottle seems to be - with all of the food truck nights and additional fun beer events offered. I wanted to ask more about what some of these events entailed... but there was no way I was going to go up to the icy bartender to ask. So here I continue to sit in my utter lack of knowledge. Before we left, I made my way to the "bottle" section of Tap & Bottle to see if they had one that I've been searching all over Tucson for - New Belgium's Tart Lychee. The guy who was doing the stocking made up for the bartender's demeanor; he was a lot more friendly and helpful when I asked if he had it in stock (turns out, he had ordered it the day before, and was hoping it'd be in the next day). I had plans to stop in on Tuesday - when he thought it'd be in, but in all honesty, when the time came, I wasn't in the mood to go in again - it just didn't leave a great taste in my mouth from the previous day's experience. The next time I'm in Tucson, I do plan to stop in again - and I hope for a much better experience the second time around. Until then..... read more

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I loved this place in so many ways. Loved: - the high ceilings -the well-lit space - the spaciousness - the bottle shop/bar concept, which New Mexico so desperately needs (Tap and Bottle owners, if you're listening, open one of these in Albuquerque. I'd quit my job to work for a place this great.) -the impeccable selection I'll deviate from my bullets to really comment on the selection. It was superb. There's a cask option, which is always a nice touch and it was cool that it was a beer, Jalapeno Cherry Bomb IPA from Dragoon, that not even the brewery had on tap when I was there the day before. The rest of the tap selection was a good mix of styles and local (Huss, Four Peaks, etc.) and national craft options. They even had a gose! Yep, goses aren't easy to find, but Tap and Bottle had a great representation of this German style courtesy of Destihl. I recommend it if it's on tap. Then there's the obscene bottle selection. Woosa! So many bottles to choose from. The selection here was better than Plaza Liquors! The beers were arranged by style and had many of the heavy-hitters of craft, Firestone Walker, Dogfish Head, Mikkeller, Tool, Sierra Nevada, Oskar Blues, and I could go on and on. The bartender was even so kind as to hip me to a great price on a Uinta beer, which I was able to get for $10 cheaper than it normally should cost. Gracias. The pourers were also some friendly folks that seemed to know their beers and appreciate them. Also, the prices of pours were very reasonable, ranging from around $4-9. If I lived in Tucson, I'd be in here everyday probably. I'll have to wait a few decades until I can make my millions and/or find investors to help make my dream of something similar happen in Albuquerque. read more

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Drove from LA to Tucson only to find that all the craft brew spots didn't open till late so I was lucky to discover Tap & Bottle. All of the staff I spoke with were nice and knowing. This place has a really good tap beer selection and in the back they have an excellent bottle market to choose from. Wish this was on my block. Cheers T&B read more

This place is a new favorite already. Went for the first time this past Saturday night ready to have a good time and celebrate the birthday and LSAT completion of my brilliant friend! We weren't let down. The crowd seemed really cool-- not very many college kids slurring up the scene. The drink selection was great. We felt inspired to explore new beers-- well, wine for me, beer for the dude. The bartenders were friendly, which is a RELIEF. I don't quite understand the trend of unfriendly bartenders in some of Tucson's new bars. They seemed like they were happy and having a good time. Not the ornery, judgmental, frownie-face, "your drink order is an interruption" type. Refreshing! I caught them smiling and grooving more than once. Yes. I said grooving. We sat at the end of the bar, farthest into the bar, close to the wall of beer bottles and we weren't jostled or bothered by anyone. I understand they are only open until 12 midnight, and while part of me wishes they'd be open a little later, I also understand that this may be a form of crowd control -- not as far as the number of patrons, but perhaps the type of patron. We started the night there and ended up at Hotel Congress. We were a little worried about leaving the car in that lot overnight, but he was still in one piece, waiting anxiously for his pa' the next day. I would suggest they consider lighting that lot a little bit better. There were rogue beer bottles all over the place, and it was a little too dark of a parking lot for a girl to walk from alone. Go check it out! --Unless you're going to make it suck. If you're gunna make it suck and you can't hold your liquor and be cool, go play at The Wreck where you belong. read more

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Tap & Bottle is a great place to enjoy a cold beer or nice glass of wine. I particularly like their beer selection. They do a nice job at rotating their draft selection. I also like they support local breweries and can usually find something made here in Tucson. The staff is outstanding with providing options if you are undecided and patient if you trying work through their selection list and if you cannot find something on tap, their beers are not limited to drafts, Tap & Bottle has a large selection of cans or bottles. I love trying a variety of beers and their bottle shop definitely gives a person a lot to make a selection from sours to stouts and US to abroad. But not everyone likes beer (shame on you), they also have a variety of wines available; not as extensive as the beer selection, but varied enough to find something enjoyable. Only snacks from behind the bar, however, a food truck can usually be found directly in front but you will have to check Tap & Bottles Web site for how often and what trucks are there. read more

Tap & Bottle - I can never pick just one so a flight was in order. - Wine Bars Near Me - Tucson, Arizona

This place is awesome! They have a lot of verity of beer. I tried a chocolate beer here once and loved it