Bars & Breweries

After ‘quite a few hurdles,’ Formation Brewing arrives on Roosevelt Row. Here’s what to expect.

The Valley is bursting with breweries to enjoy a cold beer. Here are the top 10 we can’t live without.

Starting this weekend, there’s plenty of beer, brats and Bavarian-style revelry to go around.

A team of paranormal investigators, plus one New Times reporter, spent a night at the haunted brewery. Here’s what we found.

The three-story, 28,000-square-foot brewery, restaurant and event space broke ground in early September. What to expect.

The team behind Carry On and Filthy Animal will bring its bar expertise to Goldrush, as they debut a new pop-up series.

In June, Little O’s closed for a “full remodel.” A colorful, artist-inspired bar and restaurant will replace it this fall.

The dual-concept cocktail destination has served creative sips for over two years and earned a mountain of awards.

Two brothers and self-described “architecture nerds” hope to turn a classic midcentury building into a community hub.

Labor Day marks the unofficial end to summer. Send off the season with these standout piña coladas.

Gemstone-themed bars are taking over downtown Phoenix.

With watch parties, drink deals and game-day eats, these local spots are celebrating the return of Sun Devil football.

A local brewery tapped its autumn brew weeks ago. A cafe will wait another month. When do fall flavors make sense in Phoenix?

A second location of a popular Chandler bar is now open in Terminal 4.

“With a bigger portfolio, we have the ability to change,” says the head of the breweries’ new company, Zonafide Beverages.

Specialty bourbon, flavored vodkas and creative cocktails are on the menu at this unique north Valley destination.

The chef and founder calls the cocktail showdown “intense, exciting and wildly entertaining.” Bar Brawl is back.

Leaning into a love of dive bars and vices, one Mesa brewery resets with a new name and focus.

Built 90 years ago, this adobe bar has been a Valley destination for generations. Order a cold one for a sip of history.

Get ready for brats and beer. The Valley’s longest-running Oktoberfest celebration will be here before you know it.

The vineyard’s tasting room is a “total loss.” Previously, the owner filed for bankruptcy and was sued by staff in Phoenix.

Joining a wine club is about more than getting bottles on a schedule. These local clubs offer neat perks and fun features.