Bars & Breweries

Where to have a drink, maybe some food, and enjoy the Valley views.

Sangria may be the most hedonistic adult beverage. Here are five of the best glasses of it you’ll find in the Valley.

Despite debuting in February, Pigtails Downtown has only been open for just over two months total.

“It’s like the Old West when you had to pull out your little money sack with your gold in it.”

Arizona Sake drops a brave new bottle with Navajo Native Tea.

Breweries and bottle shops are coming in hot (or cold, actually) to the Valley. Here’s a quick rundown.

Seven local bartenders are creating signature drinks with the help of nationally acclaimed female mixologists.

Coming soon to Roosevelt Row: Growlers from the Fowlers.

A limited-time brew for fans of lagers and late-’90s nu metal. No leash required.

A stripped-down version of O.H.S.O Brewery is scheduled to open by September 28.

All the. Small things.

A lawsuit over reopening remains unsettled, but some bars may now open. Here are the deets.

“We aren’t part-time college kids working a summer job. For many of us, this is our career.”

There are many reasons why a sea of green arrived at Governor Doug Ducey’s doorstep on Thursday.

Bars can apply for the Arizona Small Business Rent and Mortgage Relief Grant starting at 10 a.m. on August 20.

Century Grand reveals a rare window into the art, science, and history of cocktails with its experimental cocktail series.

Roosevelt Row’s new female-owned brewery is modern, feminine, and filled with natural sunlight.

A restaurant with a bar inside can serve customers, but a bar with a huge patio cannot. Why?

Let’s get launched.

Prior to shutting down again in late June, Valley bars were adding food menus just to remain open.

Anyone up for drinks at a horror-themed tiki bar with a pinball twist?

The Tempe bar is opening a sister location in downtown Flagstaff on July 3.