20+ Taprooms & Tasting Rooms to Check Out in Tucson

Arizona Beer House has tons of great local, regional, and national beers on tap, and don’t forget to check out the multiple fridges to be sure you get a brew that’ll pair perfectly with grub from a nearby food truck.

Nestled in the St. Philip’s Plaza, you’ll find a wine list, be it for a tasting, glass, or bottle, featuring wine from more than 20 Arizona wineries. Their unwavering dedication to only serving local wine earned Arizona Wine Collective “Certified Retailer” status under the UNESCO City of Gastronomy designation for metro Tucson.

This poppin’ spot in Marana is a beer and wine bar/bottle shop that has a comfortable and inviting atmosphere. They usually have a few food trucks parked outside throughout the week and the patio is perfect for catching an Arizona sunset.

Formerly known as TraXide Taproom and located within the historic Coronado Hotel at 402 E. 9th St., Dean's Public House serves as a welcoming taproom on Fourth Avenue. They also take pride in their affordable pricing. Swing by for Tuesday pitchers and the occasional food truck right outside the patio.

Flying Leap Vineyards brings Southern Arizona wine and artisanal spirits to its Plaza Palomino tasting room, pairing pours with rotating works from local artists on the walls. The winery launched in 2010, founded by three Air Force Academy graduates who used their GI Bill benefits to turn a shared passion for winemaking into a business. The Tucson location runs bright and welcoming, with art lining the walls and a laid-back atmosphere.

Located right next door to Iron John’s Brewing, GEORGE Wine Shop specializes in small production family-owned wineries. It’s nice and cozy inside the shop, too! Taste a few of the wines on hand before taking a bottle of your own home. The tasting room also hosts events featuring wines from all around the world. Mark your calendars!

Growler’s Taphouse is a great place to enjoy a cold beer in Marana. With at least 30 craft beers on tap, a few wines on draft, a full liquor bar, and growler fill stations, you’ll never run out of options to quench your thirst.

Harbottle Brewing Company acts as a neighborhood brewery and casual gathering spot in south Tucson’s Palo Verde corridor. The space features industrial touches, high ceilings, a taproom bar and laid-back seating including game tables. Soft lighting and exposed ductwork lend it a relaxed atmosphere.

The tap list rotates frequently, with core favorites including Harbottle IPA and Old Pueblo Pilsner. They also now offer a selection of craft beers from other breweries, local wines, and cider alongside bread and other treats from Figgy Food Company.
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La Esquina Bar welcomes guests with its warm brick walls, polished concrete floors, and golden lighting that casts a soft glow throughout. Mid-century modern furnishings and artful black-and-white photography give the space a stylish, minimalist feel. Large, spherical chandeliers draw the eye upward, while greenery and emerald tile behind the bar softens the industrial edges.
The menu features a combination of beer, wine, and light Spanish-inspired bites.

Los Milics Vineyards opened a downtown Tucson tasting room on Congress Street that highlights its estate-grown Arizona wines with reds, whites, bubbles, flights, cocktails and local beer by the glass or bottle. The space blends minimalist design with a relaxed, European vibe and sits among new bars and restaurants in the city core.

The concise menu centers on seasonal and shareable dishes from castelvetrano olives, polenta tots and focaccia pizza to a brisket burger, chicketta sandwich and market fish a la plancha. Desserts include panna cotta and Basque cheesecake. They also feature weekend brunch.

Old Pueblo Cellars is a winery with its own tasting room on-site. It is open most afternoons and has three wine tastings a day, but reservations are required.

Sunshine Wine offers a cozy adobe bungalow environment with soft lighting, inviting guests to linger. Outside, a lush patio with yellow umbrellas, herb gardens, and a firepit welcomes sunset sips and neighborhood hangs.

Inside or outside, enjoy curated wines, draft cocktails, and local-centric small plates. While the regularly updated menu changes seasonally, the roasted wheat ice cream remains a staple.

Located next to Rocco’s Little Chicago Pizzeria, The Broadway Beer & Wine Bar exudes a chic, lounge-like atmosphere with modern decor and a moody color palette. Velvet green booths line the walls, accented by mustard yellow chairs and vintage chandeliers. A neon sign reading “The Broadway” anchors the back wall, adding a playful glow to the sophisticated setting. Additional seating is available on an atrium-style covered patio. The bar offers a wide selection of curated wines and craft beers in a relaxed yet upscale environment.

The menu features a variety of craft beer, wines, and wine cocktails.

With umbrellas and misters scattered among the curated landscaping and customized metalwork, this non-traditional, family-friendly gem can be enjoyed year-round. With games like bocce ball and cornhole, a rotating menu that includes some solid vegetarian options, an impressive selection of craft cocktails and beers, and live music throughout the month, you’ll be glad you checked it out for yourself.

The Hoppy Vine houses a row of coolers consisting of craft beer, wine, and champagne as well as wine-based cocktails, sake, seltzers, and ciders. Are you one with a penchant for non-alcoholic beverages? They’ve got you covered on that front, too, with offerings that include non-alcoholic beer, seltzers, canned mocktails, and even a “mocktail of the day.”

Tinajas Wine & Beer boasts an upscale sleek, contemporary interior with plush white barstools, dramatic lighting, and lush greenery tucked into wall niches.

The menu offers an extensive wine list, beers, and a range of small bites such as charcuterie and cheeses.

(Also worth noting that they may have the best restroom for any bar in town. You’ll see.)

If you’re a local whiskey lover, it’s likely you’ve taken sips of this spirit at a local bar or in the comfort of your own home, but if you haven’t, there’s no better time than now to stop by their distillery to learn more, sample their current selection, and take a bottle of your own home with you