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    Tucson Hop Shop

    4.5 (193 reviews)
    ModerateBeer Gardens
    Closed • 12:00 pm - 9:00 PM
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Madelynn F.

    Nice neighborhood hangout with several food options and a bar. I Loved the plants throughout and the loft upstairs was a nice vibe. I tried the special, pumpkin pie beer, and it wasn't bad, sweet. They have a nonalcoholic fridge option and indoor and outdoor seating. Parking lot was full, but we found a spot in the street

    Connie G.

    What a cool place! I finally made it here yesterday just after sunset. It was a Saturday and the place was busy! I found a quiet spot in the loft, on a couch with my phone plugged in next to me. I was here for an hour to unwind from an afternoon in Tucson running errands. I had two pints of beers I had never tried before. My first pint was a mild wheat ale (5.6% ABV) by 3Yallmeans called White Noise. It had a subtle citrusy aftertaste. My second pint was a Sonoran style amber ale by Wildcat (4,4% ABV) which didn't have much mouth feel. Each pint was $7.50 What impressed me about this place is the ambiance. The wooden interior, the modern art, the comfy couch and the many small nooks to sit down with small groups to enjoy a meal is well-thought out. Kids and dogs were on the patios enjoying the mild winter evening. People were bringing food next door from Ciaodown pizza. The parking lot shares the space with two other businesses so I had to park on Farr Street just outside the parking area. After my visit I took my dog down to the Rillito River trail just a half-mile north on Dodge Blvd. This is a nice place for an early evening meal. I will be back!

    Cassie K.

    Great hangout spot to grab beers on tap as well as a plethora of canned beer and bottled wine. I promise their wide selection won't disappoint! And they seem to have an ambiance for everyone with an outdoor beer garden area, indoor traditional bar area and an upstairs lounge. And you can enjoy pizza from next door or one of the food trucks that frequent the parking lot. Found this place about a month ago and I've already been back several times. Definitely recommend! Get there early and don't be turned off if the parking lot is full, there's still plenty of place inside.

    Chris G.

    A great place with great potential....... But ... beer is good , but if it's cold it's good. Staff is the issue- bartenders did not have a clue about product they sell nor did they seem to care. I was one guy that just wanted beer, seem to be a bother to them. I guess wages are great here as they would have rather spent time BS'g with each other then the tipping customer. But they sure knew a lot about TV shows!! Also while being ignored they would drink the product.... I would go again but only on sunny day sit outside maybe... maybe Got pizza from another business which would have been great if cooked Maybe Tucson doesn't know how to have a good brewpub and who pays the bills

    Genevieve M.

    First time here and was super impressed. Lots of choices of beverages, awesome garden/ outdoor seating options and you can bring your own food/ snacks. For reference - there is a pizza joint next door. Parking is a bit of a bear Friday evening. Also doing my new favorite wheat ( Firestone Cali Squeeze). Great prices.

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    Marshall G.

    Update I am still doing my hops style beer tastings. It's only two at a time so I feel I can get a firm opinion. I ll do the Wolter and Scrimshaw both again. Quite a few missing in the cooler. The Wolter is a Superior German Pilsner. All good.

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    I don't know what's going on here, but everyone was rude when we came in. The place has potential, but the service... yikes.

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    People really need to stop bringing their kids here, it's usually a chill vibe but lately it's been like a preschool

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