Hundred Mile Brewing

Review #1500I have been to Hundred Mile Brewing a few times and really enjoy coming here. This hidden gem is located on the north side of Tempe Town Lake near the 202 freeway. Hundred Mile Brewing is a quick drive from where I live. I love the chill neighborly atmosphere that they have created here and how spacious this place is. The outdoor patio area is a great place to hang out during the cooler months. It is dog friendly and has patio games.The first time I came here, I sat at the bar. I was reading and chatting with the bartender about all of the events that they do here. I am a pretty active person and like places that promote a healthy lifestyle. Hundred Mile Brewing hosts community events like a fun 5K run, bike rides and a weekend lap around the lake. They also have trivia nights, paint nights, tasting events, a water drive and many seasonal events during the holidays. Hundred Mile Brewing is female-owned and has a few events to celebrate women's history month. Not long ago, I came here after running Pat's Run and appreciated that they opened up early to offer $10 breakfast burritos for us runners. Hundred Mile Brewing is a small batch brewery and has a nice selection of IPAs, pilsners, ales, sours and seltzers. You can get a glimpse of their fermentation tanks as you walk in. I really enjoyed the 'A' Mountain Amber Ale. It is an ode to the mountain that I had to run up and down when I was on the track team at Tempe High School. They also have cocktails and wine. The food menu has burgers, salads, sandwiches, tacos and shareable appetizers. The food is good and there is something for everyone on the menu. I am always down for something with a little heat and recently got the Hatch Green Chile Burger.Hundred has daily specials like Taco Tuesdays and Wing Wednesdays and brunch on Sundays.

Fabulous service.! While in town I stopped by to have a few pints and a quick snack. The service was truly exceptional. Warm, engaging and welcoming. Zero complaints. Pretzel bites were delicious and all three beers were spot in. Illl be back the next time I'm in town.

What a little gem that we've been missing out on! We came in for dinner and sat on the patio with our dog. They turned on the misters for us and brought Nala a water bowl & treats!We did beer flights and really loved all the beer choices! My favorite was the A mountain Amber Ale! The Miso glazed salmon was so good! I was surprised by how much I liked it. The hummus was really garlicky and was the perfect starter!The Brewers burger was juicy and full of flavor. He even said one of the best burgers he's had lately!We look forward to coming back for drinks again and playing yard games on the patio! They have life size games, corn hole and plenty of space to enjoy your time!

Wouldn't come back if someone had paid for my drinks and food again. For what they charging, the food portion is straight up offensive, yes even in 2024. I can find establishments around the valley that charges less and give me more, $22 for two pieces of fish stick and $16 for nachos with a slight drizzle of beef, yeah who are you fooling with here? I know local breweries aren't doing well but this is a joke. At least the manager was nice enough to explain what is happening, but I am not going to accept sub standard offerings and thinking any place can charge an absurd amount of money for this kind of product.

Updating with some earlier photos that we had. Unfortunately, we have not been able to come back to this place lately. We tried to stop by for a quick drink at the patio since we had our puppy with us. There was no one on the patio because of the hot weather. Also, they ran out of my favorite beer, the triple IPA. I hope they will continue brewing that and get it back on tap soon.

Walked in on a Monday just before noon. It was not busy at all. I sat at the bar and ordered a flight of five beers: Munich Weiss hefeweizen (5.8% ABV and guest beer from Toppling Goliath in Iowa), Bee's Knees Honey ale (5.7% ABV), Pinetop Pilsner (5.2% ABV), Glowing Embers American Stout (5.5% ABV) and the Crowd Surfer Mexican Lager (4.9% ABV).All the beers had good mouthfeel. I would recommend any of them to visitors.I sat at the bar since I was sola and got excellent service from my beertender.The pub is spacious, with plenty of indoor and outdoor room. Its aso a member of tge Arizona craft brewers guild.

Met a buddy to catch up from a busy last few weeks and enjoyed a great craft brew and very good food. Space was absolutely huge with games two bar areas, plenty of seating indoor and outdoor. For being a west sider this was a good middle ground spot and I'm glad we tried it out. So many new places to try and this should be on your list. Great spot with all the things, food BEER, (cocktails) and vibes

First time here, and it had a promising feel given that the parking lot was pretty full, and the outside ambiance looked great. With misters on the patio, open bar seating, and even an outdoor gaming area... all seemed modernized and welcoming. Walking in, it had a "different" smell that wasn't fantastic (perhaps the type of hops they use?), but the service was pretty good as our server was on top of our drinks and even my order for their poke. Unfortunately, I wasn't impressed with this dish at all. It was basically avocado and onion, and VERY little fish. It had the presentation, but flavors and lack of poke were minimal. The beers also looked promising but were only good and not great. On the plus side, if you're looking for something low-key to do, their trivia night on Thursdays seemed to have a small crowd.

5 stars for atmosphere 5 star for staffI was not to impressed with the food though. The cheese curds were delicious and different than most cheese curds I have had. The burger was good but not my favorite. I would definitely give it another try. I feel like the prices are also a little high.

If I still lived in AZ, it's safe to say I would hang out at Hundred Mile Brewing at least once a week. This is a cool new brewery in Tempe, complete with tasty food, a beautiful patio set-up, and some of the best brews I've had in a hot minute!Now, if you're using Apple Maps for directions, you might get turned around. We parked in the big garage near The Watermark, which meant we actually had to walk quite a ways. There's a super helpful map on the Hundred Mile website (which we found after we were already there). Take a look at that, and if you're still a little lost, just know that it's behind the Holiday Inn and Macayo's if you're coming from Rural Road.We started by sitting at the outdoor bar to watch the Suns game, and ended up moving to one of the other hi-top tables outdoors as our group grew. Every beer we tried was delicious, and I especially appreciated the fun, Tempe-themed names. My favorite was the "Natural," a crisp, sippable Blonde ale. I also got to sample the "Roadrunner Light Lager" the "Crowd Surfer Mexican Lager w/ Lime & Salt," and the "Pinetop Pils," all of which were smooth and flavorful. Our group also split a few shareables while the game was on - German Soft Pretzel Sticks, "State Fair" Cheese Curds, and both Buffalo and BBQ wings. This might sound like your classic array of American bar food, but these apps were anything but ordinary. My favorite was the pretzel sticks - perfectly soft, buttery, and dippable. We hung out for a couple of hours, and absolutely loved the vibe. Hundred Mile truly deserves all the hype, and I can't wait to see how they continue to grow in the Tempe community.