Bars & Breweries

Board the train and travel back in time with Platform 18’s new menu. Here’s what to expect.

The team behind the popular local gin is back with a new spirit and a mission to spread their love of amaro.

One local spot came up with a creative solution to help everyone this summer. Here’s how to score discounted beer and wine.

The popular brewery’s third Valley location is “a celebration of cask ales,” says co-owner Drew Pool.

Here are our five favorite spots to cool off with a tropical summer sipper.

Utah’s Outlaw Distillery plans to keep the Arizona grain-to-glass philosophy while making new additions.

This neighborhood bar “has history and heart, and we want to help carry that forward,” its new owner says.

Chef Trevor Routman worked at awarded eateries in Arizona and Chicago. Now, he’s crafting menus to pair with local wine.

Napa’s got a hefty reputation. But Wine Enthusiast suggests packing your bags for this local wine destination.

This welcoming bottle shop invites customers to learn about beer and wine from all over the world.

East Valley residents will soon have a much shorter drive to some of downtown Phoenix’s buzziest bars and restaurants.

Sam Pillsbury planted his first vines in 2000. As he and others retire, a new generation strives to continue their legacy.

Go on a scavenger hunt to find these underground and hidden bars.

After its Chandler location shuttered in 2024, the brewery’s downtown Phoenix taproom has now closed as well.

Summer is coming in hot, so it’s time to squeeze the most out of patio season. Here are our top spots to grab a cold one.

Brewery owners gathered with Gov. Katie Hobbs and Rep. Greg Stanton in Tempe to discuss how tariffs hurt local businesses.

With desert murals and a locally sourced menu, the new restaurant and taproom made its debut this weekend.

Amid the tariff chaos, Arizona winemakers face a range of hurdles, from importing supplies to a shift in demand.

“Without knowing what Trump does on a daily basis, we would rather plan for the worst,” says Tequila Corrido’s president.

The local brewer is closing its only Phoenix taproom in order to focus on production. Fans have a few weeks left to visit.

After serving stouts, IPAs and other popular craft brews for over 10 years, this Mesa brewery has closed its doors.

“Basketball saved my life,” Audrey Corley says. She and Melrose neighbor Kat Moore opened Arizona’s first women’s sports bar.