Cheers! A Guide to Local Breweries in Tucson

Barrio Brewing Co., located in a converted warehouse near downtown Tucson, exudes a rustic, industrial charm. As Arizona’s oldest brewery, established in 1991, Barrio Brewing Co. provides a laid-back atmosphere with a hearty pub menu to boot.

The menu offers a variety of popular dishes, including the Diane Burger, topped with sautéed mushrooms and onions, and their take on the Sonoran Dog. Their most popular beers include the Barrio Rojo, a Scottish ale with caramelized malt notes, and the Tucson Blonde Ale.

This is the place to go if you’re looking for locally brewed Arizona beers that really hit the spot — and food to go with them! The menu is packed with fresh, local ingredients. Plus, they’ve got some killer daily specials. They mostly have other brewery’s beers on tap but you’ll find a couple of their own, too, like the Dove Mountain IPA and a pale ale.

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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Pueblo Vida Brewing Company offers a warm, rustic gathering space housed in a restored 1918 building downtown. Exposed brick walls, original hardwood floors, and reclaimed wood accents honor the space’s vintage craftsmanship while creating a relaxed, inviting atmosphere. Guests settle in at the long communal tables or bar.

While they offer a wide style of beers, their reputation stands strongest with its hazy IPAs, including the Cereus.