Saturday 8th of December 2012 09:50:24 PM

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I was pretty impressed with this brewery overall. Prescott is a little off the beaten path, I went a little out of my way to go here driving from Sedona to Las Vegas. Located in the downtown square. There is quite a bit of on street parking, although we went in the middle of the week during the day and had to park around the block to find parking.

I tried a sampler - stout, porter, IPA and amber were all really good beers, Overall, even the lighter beers weren't terrible and I rarely like pilsers or wheats.

I had an excellent brisket sandwich here. They call fries pub chips, not sure if that is a southwest thing or not, but was suprised when they appeared.

Friday 20th of August 2010 08:27:07 PM

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Found this on a whim, driving from Phoenix to Sedona. Whimsy is good! Rob, the man behind the bar, is a self-professed beer stallion. Great guy. Felt instantly at home, ready to talk beer. We ordered the Liquid Amber, which was a light, malty amber, nice flavor, good drinking beer (had two pints at the bar and ordered a growler to go). We also tried the the Petrified Porter, which was an oak-aged porter. The oak flavor was not overpowering. Nice beer. For a fun change, also try the Achocolypse Porter. This is the first chocolate porter I've tried that doesn't taste sweet. It has a bittersweet chocolate flavor that is very nice. We also met Roxanne, one of the owners, who came by the bar to say hello. Good people. Highly recommended if you're in the area. They were recently rated the no. 1 microbrewery in Arizona. The food was great, too. Had a peppercorn-crusted gorgonzola cheese burger on chiabatta. Love good food with good beer!

Saturday 16th of May 2009 02:04:33 AM

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great beer, excellent food.

the mussels are quite tasty.. the vegetarian pot pie is also good.

decent beer selection. not enough dark beers.

full service bar with daily drink specials on top of the great beer. not to much else to say. stop by next time you are in prescott. its downtown. the brewery in sedona is not as good as the one in prescott. parking downtown was pretty scarce the day we visited, however there was a large gathering of people at the courthouse.

Wednesday 2nd of April 2008 05:29:34 PM

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Prescott Brewery is right on the courthouse square in Downtown Prescott and, as a result, it gets a good mix of tourists and locals.
The atmosphere is what I like to see in brewpubs: more of a bar that also has table service and food.
The beer is quite good and varied enough to keep most interested. It's the same company as Thunder Canyon in Tucson, so I don't really know why that brewery can't seem to follow suit and make decent beer. Bottles are available to go, as well as the quintessential growler.
Never actually had the food, but it's general pub fare. The staff is very nice, and it's a comfortable atmosphere with several TVs in front of the bar and a couple of windows looking out into Downtown. The place is very popular though, so, especially on weekends, you may have to wait for even a spot at the bar.

Sunday 9th of December 2007 12:44:53 PM

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I enjoyed the Prescott Brewery. I experienced it on a day-long, round-trip motorcycle ride between Phoenix and Flagstaff, AZ.

Prescott is a western town and the Prescott Brewery reflects that. I got a seat right away at the bar, joined the trivia game and kept an eye on 'the game' on TV while chatting with the 'tender.

I went with the Ponderosa IPA and the Prescott Pale Ale, neither remarkable but neither bad. Each went great with the spicy southwest appetizer platter.

I would go back for the atmosphere, food and friendliness that I experienced there.

Annoyances: Prescott Brewery advertises themselves as 'the most awarded brewery in Arizona'. Not sure why.