This as a sweet surprise. We wanted lunch during our road trip and I came across Tirrito Farms on…read moreGoogle Maps. As it's only 15 minutes off our navigation, we gave it a try. The property is beautiful. My husband and I shared a half dozen wings, a bacon burger and a wedge salad. They were all really good. The waitress was nice as can be. They have dome glamping, a few hotel suites, a pond and they offer farm tours. We purchased two bottles of wine to try later. We hope to make it back through to stay the night.

Our stay was fairly mediocre, especially considering the price. Many of the amenities felt…read moreoverpriced -- bike rentals were expensive for what was offered, and the outdoor games were in poor condition and not very enjoyable. The food was also disappointing and didn't meet expectations. Noise was another issue. Loud music and what sounded like car racing made it difficult to relax, particularly in the evenings. That said, the views were beautiful and definitely a highlight of the property. The staff was friendly and welcoming, which we appreciated and was one of the better parts of our stay. Overall, while there were some positives, the experience didn't quite justify the cost.

Excellent beer... Witbier my favorite. Very nice atmosphere & owners very friendly…read more.. Order at the bar... definitely a place to return too... frisbee golf outside...

Fantastic brews, great people, a chill vibe, and Fire & Ice Pizza is usually there to feed you the…read morebest pizza around. Definitely worth checking them out.

Beautiful spring day in Tombstone…read more Scale: 1-5 Beer: 5 - Delicious Hazy IPA and Raspberry Weisse. Atmosphere: 5 - Relaxed. Service: 5 - quick Food: truck but I didn't check it out since I already ate. Cultural/Political Agenda (1-5): 5 -Everyone is welcome. No preachy nonsense or virtue signaling, just beer, as it should be.

Welcome to the OLD WEST with a brewery! Set in the outskirts…read moreof town on E. Toughnut St. in Tombstone , AZ this was a nice oasis to visit. Good variety to choose from on tap as well as in their coolers. Service was well attentive. They have a great covered patio outside to enjoy also!

Crooked Tooth Brewery feels like one of those places that refuses to be just one thing--and I mean…read morethat in the best way. I came for an event and immediately realized this is the kind of spot where every visit probably reveals something you missed the last time. The space is wildly eclectic in a way that feels intentional, not chaotic. You look up, you look around, you look again. There's a whole back area you wouldn't even know exists unless you wander, complete with its own seating and energy. Turns out they host yoga back there, plus a rotating lineup of events that actually feel community-driven instead of forced. Then there's the food situation. A Thai street food truck parked on site serving absolute flavor bombs. I had a curry tofu Thai taco--something I've never seen, let alone eaten--and it brought legit spice and depth. One of those "wait, why is this so good?" moments. Inside, the details keep stacking. A vending machine filled with mini purses, bath salts, and handmade artisan goods? Unhinged (affectionately). Swag everywhere. Walls that give you something new to look at every few seconds. And if that wasn't enough, they partner with Anello, which happens to be my favorite pizza in the city--so yes, that alone earns points. What really sealed it for me was how inclusive the menu is. A full non-alcoholic selection, vegan cookies and non-vegan options, so no one feels like an afterthought. Service was solid, friendly, and matched the laid-back but intentional vibe of the place. Honestly, I'm shocked it took me this long to make it to Crooked Tooth--but now that I have, I get it. This isn't just a brewery. It's a choose-your-own-adventure kind of space, and I'm already looking forward to the next chapter.

This is such a cozy brewery. We stopped by with large group on Saturday after a nearby game and it…read morewas packed. There was only one bartender when we arrived but they had some backup help a while after. The inside was clean and just good vibes. The patio area was open but since it was raining, everyone was inside. Bathrooms were clean!

When in Tucson, it's time to stop & enjoy a Blackrock brew...well, because it ROCKS! We stopped in…read moresoon after they opened and it felt like your neighborly local pub: people were friendly and we ALL had a nice conversation! Our male beer tender was efficient, knowledgeable & friendly! Kudos to the brewers here for helping to keep women safe! Use the womans restroom if you feel unsafe & let the bartender know which "brew" you would want next. If you're feeling experimental-ask the beer tender for interesting tasting combos! Not just your normal Black-&-Tans!

Had planned on an outing with residents to taste beer and confirmed with the manager or owner and…read morehe was going to talk with them about the process of making beer and the difference of all of them. Came at 3:30 (they open at 3) and nobody was here to open. Sign on the door said closed but online said they should be open. Im frustrated and disappointed. Communication would have been nice if nobody was going to be here.

My significant other cashed out Said "thank you, until next…read moretime..it will be awhile (because we live midtown) and the tender said "I hope so." Rude. We have come here religiously since they opened. Know your staff. Make sure they know your customers.

While in Tucson, AZ celebrating our anniversary we decided to check out a local spot that we heard…read morehad a great selection of beers to choose from. Upon our arrival it was like walking into paradise. Hundreds of beers, meads, ciders to choose from and they were all for me lol. The staff and locals were very friendly, offering up advise on local beers and how well they pair with food. Though it was still 100 degrees at 8pm, being able to sit outside, enjoy a nice beer and have a subtle breeze going, was heavenly to the experience. I'm definitely coming back to this beer haven soon. Need to restock my coffers.

Still a nice place. However the selection of beer has been…read moredrastically reduced. No imperial stouts or barley wine. In fact there were only 2 selections that were brewed in house. Apparently they have decided support other local breweries instead? According to the employee there. Oh well.

I love this little hidden gem. Anytime, I come to or am just driving through Tucson, I enjoy making…read morea pit stop here. It is right off of I10, which makes it an easy convenient stop. They had probably 6 sours on tap. The bartender let me taste several. I don't remember which one exactly I liked the most, but I ordered a pint. I ordered the pork tamales and they came with chips, which were delicious. I've ordered the tamales before in the past and they were OK. I remember the bartender from a few months ago and was happy to see her here. Thank you for being so friendly, till next time!

What a spacious and beautiful brewery! We stopped by on a Friday night for a record sale, and I was…read moregenuinely impressed by both the service and the quality of their beers. I asked the beertender if I could sample a couple of their wheat beers, and they were more than happy to help. I ended up going with their American Wheat (super refreshing, crisp, and easy to drink). My friend opted for the Pilsner, which was just as solid and well-balanced. The only downside is that they don't serve the beer in proper glassware (everything comes in plastic cups), which takes away a bit from the overall experience. That said, the atmosphere is great, the staff is friendly, and the beer is delicious. Definitely a spot worth checking out

Larger interior space, kind of dark and industrial. No out door space. Chips available for…read morepurchase, but no food trucks on a Sunday afternoon. Guy pouring beer was very friendly & polite, & immediately offered to refill my water bottle from his h2o tap--very thoughtful! We tried a sampler of our choice, which we enjoyed. Lots of cans available to go. Nice space, would be great for a group or family meet up.

Welcoming staff, great beer. We had a sampler, and really enjoyed them all. No food but some fun…read moresnacks . Be sure to try the local pistachios, we had the mesquite which were delicious. Bought some to take with also! Small casual place. They have an attached beer garden, but we didn't try to get our flight board out there. Catalina is close by, we popped in there too but preferred the beer here.

I'm from Colorado Springs, the land of microbreweries. Moved to Tucson a year ago and find Button…read moreBrew House 2 miles from my home. A Major Blessing. All their brews are most excellent. The best part is they have Stout on Nitro year round.

Such a great find in downtown Tucson. It's a nice big spot with high ceilings and a lot seating…read more We sat at the bar and the bartender was very friendly and helpful. She gave us some taste testers which helped us narrow down our beers. I got the flagship hazy IPA, which was as delicious.

Pueblo Vida fits the profile of the type of brewery everyone loved to make fun of in the 2010s:…read moreBland interior, a menu full of IPAs, and full of millennials. I give them a pass because I like India Pale Ales and all things bitter. And I appreciate their dedication to having distinct varieties: Hazy, West Coast, and if you're lucky, one that's wacky and unfiltered. The descriptions make it easier for intermediate hop fans to distinguish between Citra, Cascade, etc. These are not entry-level brews. The rest of the menu is pretty sparse. There's seltzer, and it's mid. One Stout, one Porter, one Pilsner, and so on. I will often find something I like here, and I will gladly dub it the best place in town to sit somewhere peaceful and pound a couple hoppy beers. But there's just not enough going on for me to really recommend it to the average person.