Maynards Market & Kitchen’s “Sear N’ Beer” Series To Feature Local Brewers & Barbecue

Maynards Market & Kitchen’s “Sear N’ Beer” Series To Feature Local Brewers & Barbecue

Jun 7, 20161 min read
What
Sear N’ Beer at Maynards Market
When
6 p.m. – 8 p.m., Sat., June 18 
Where
Maynards Market & Kitchen
400 N Toole Ave
More Info
maynardstucson.com

What’s summer without great barbecue? Fortunately, we won’t have to worry about it with the uptick in not just barbecue restaurants, but events, too.

Piggybacking off the success of Hotel Congress’ recent Smokin’ Showdown and set to coincide with Second Saturdays, Maynards Market & Kitchen will host “Sear N’ Beer,” a barbecue and beer series featuring four local breweries.

The first date in the Sear N’ Beer series is Saturday, June 18 and features barbecue beef dishes and drinks from Four Peaks Brewing Company. The event takes place from 6 p.m to 8 p.m.

The remainder of Sear N’ Beer events are as follows:

  • July 9 — Pork barbecue, featuring Mother Road Brewing Company
  • August 13 — Chicken barbecue, featuring Iron John’s Brewing Company
  • September 10 — Fish barbecue, featuring Sentinel Peak Brewing Company

For the June 18 event, the Maynards chefs will offer brisket and beef tongue with Tempe’s Four Peaks Brewing Company.

Sear N’ Beer Menu featuring Four Peaks:

  • Mesquite-smoked beef brisket with Arizona chimichurri, caramelized red onion, jalapeño, garlic marinated skirt steak, charred peppers
  • Mustard-glazed smoked beef tongue with prickly pear glaze
  • Pepper and pineapple slaw
  • Three bean salad and nopalitos

Vegetarian options are available upon request.

Tickets for the event are priced at $25, which include dinner and drinks.

For more information, visit maynardstucson.com. To purchase tickets, visit Sear N’ Beer on Ticketfly. 

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Gloria Knott

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Gloria Knott was Tucson Foodie's 2016 journalism and social media intern. In October 2025, she founded Tucson Love Letter, a community-first publication that helps you explore the magic of Tucson.

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