Roses By The Stairs Brewing

Yea this is one of the best in AZ. I go here every time I'm in town and it never disappoints. Lots of live music and there is a trivia night. Beertenders love thier job and know the beers. There are food options close so don't worry. Try this place out it's great beer!

If you're looking for great craft beers in the Phoenix area, Roses By The Stairs Brewing is where it's at! I've been to a fair amount of different breweries in this area during my last few trips to Phoenix, and I have to say, this would be my top pick for those who really like hazy beers, and also bourbon barrel-aged stouts (they have a good variety of beers outside of just hazys and stouts). They are a newer brewery (2 years old), and their space is clean and modern. This is also the perfect place to go if you're a Blink-182 fan, since this brewery is named from the lyrics in the "All the Same Things" song.They were busy but not packed around 5pm on a Sunday, and they had 15 beers on tap as well as a few non alcoholic drink options. I decided to go with a flight of beers (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=W6EOJ3fy0ALKItY813Qyyg&userid=76vIFZcC7owykCBjMfGVXg), and everything I tried was really good. I loved that they had board games and a deck of cards available. They don't serve food (they had a few snack options), but they usually have a food truck parked out front). You can also order from next door (Little O's), and a couple of other restaurants that will deliver. Both indoor and outdoor seating was available. Parking was easy to find at the time since they have their own small lot.

The beers here are still good, but the service is now mostly off-putting (one worker seems miserable, put-out and burned-out; another one awkward, supercilious, and autistic-y). Stephanie was so genuine, friendly, and welcoming.The crowd now seems homogeneous--affluent, white, and heterosexual with lots of young kids and/or dogs running around.

I can't believe that I didn't know about this place. Well now I do. It is in the old Easley's building. This is so special to me, because we got our Halloween costumes here every year until they closed.I stopped by because I love sours, and their sour "Sherri Dear" is one of the best I have had. I'm guessing the rest of their beer is good too.It's such a great space, and they had a food truck out front. It's a Friday, so that might not be every night. The server was so friendly and the place is so quaint and not loud. They also had great music playing. There also are a couple of TV's with some sports to watch. Stop by and try their beer, you will be happy that you did.

Stopped by about a week ago and my boyfriend liked the 7th and McDowell IPA so much he wanted to visit again. He had a few. I chose a Fruit Salad Sour and had a few.Last time a friendly gentleman was our bartender. This time a kind woman was our bartender. We befriended a few of the regulars during our last visit. This visit was a bit quieter. We decided to enjoy a pizza from a nearby pizza shop. We were going to order from Little O's, but our bartender suggested Forno301 for an authentic pie. Excellent suggestion, thank you!We'll see you guys soon!

This is a nice space to enjoy a good brew. I liked the taproom it was nice and spacious. The beer tender was very friendly and provided good service. I only got a beer as I was brewery hopping and was pressed for time. I got the Good Sunshine sour. It was very good and I enjoyed it very much.Overall it was a nice place for a beer. Only thing that irks me is the parents that bring kids to breweries. It's a pet peeve of mine. It's one thing for parents to bring their little demons but it's another when the brewery is promoting family activities at the brewery. That's very weird to me.

Great place and part of the beer babes family. Had a hazy ipa and a west coast ipa. Both delicious. If you're in Phoenix this is a great spot to visit. There are also many other breweries in the area. Cheers to great service and a wonderful time.

with only 40+ reviews, i was a bit nervous walking in. Once i had the first sip, it was totally worth it. Their NEIPA, Touchdown Boy, was pretty good. The only reason for the 1 star drop - it took the beer tender a while to notice me at the bar. I grabbed a seat at the bar during trivia night & he walked by at least 3 times...

Great place for beers after a few hours at the PHX Art museum, very close. We had to circle a few times for parking on a Saturday afternoon but it is worth it. Love the name of course and the vibe would definitely be Mark, Tom, and Travis approved. We enjoyed the beers we tried. Would love to go back next time we visit PHX.

One of the best no-frills, dog-friendly, and kid-friendly breweries around. Roses continually have new beers almost every week, so there's a huge incentive to go back and try their tasty beers. Hazy IPA, IPA, and Sours styles seem to be their wheelhouse but they also would have Lager, Gose, and Stout beers occasionally. They do not have a kitchen but generally have a food truck or you can order from Little O's next door. They will come to you at Roses to drop off.