Bars & Breweries

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.

Taste the essence of the desert with cocktails inspired by our unique landscape at this spring pop-up in Scottsdale.

Kevin Min went from a frugal catering hustle to Sushi Friend, one of the Valley’s finest, most affordable sushi restaurants.

The specials at these Valley restaurants, bakeries and bars will help you see (and save) green when you toast St. Paddy’s.

“This isn’t just another sports bar; it’s a movement,” says co-founder Kat Moore. What to expect the new bar and restaurant.

Arizona Wine Month is here and what better way to celebrate than with a bottle or two? Here’s where to sip and shop.

Ruben Fernandez, III, has crafted cocktails for nearly a decade in Phoenix. On Monday, he won the coveted mixology competition.

Offering cocktails, nibbles and unparalleled Valley views, these are metro Phoenix’s best rooftop bars.

Arizona Cocktail Weekend is starting to look like a circus (in a good way). Here’s your guide to the best parties and pours.

Mike Chapman managed the Huss taproom for five years. Now, the Chapmans are bringing their own beer bar to Uptown Plaza.

Salt or not, what better time to enjoy a delicious tequila cocktail than National Margarita Day?

As tariffs and changing customer tastes hit the beer industry, brewers in Phoenix are shaking up their business models.

The neighborhood beer bar has a new option on deck for customers who want to pair their brew with a bite.

Celebrate craft brews at the Arizona Strong Beer Festival, beer pairing dinners and game nights for 10 days of fun.

One of the state’s largest brewers has closed its locations in Phoenix and Mesa.