Barrio Brewing

We spent the night with friends in Tucson and wanted a few drinks and dinner before a hockey game. This place was pretty amazing. The beer selection was on point, the waitress was on top of things and the restaurant although pretty busy was far from crowded! I loved the "chalkboard" beer menu and how the bar area was conveniently spread out for comfort! The lighting was perfect, not too dark and not bright at all.I will surely be back to this place on the next visit to Tucson!

Good place to stop after a TCC event. Stopped in after a Sun eve hockey game on the way home and the place was active, but not crowded, so prime parking was plentiful. The dinner crowd had just left or was leaving. We were looking for something light to eat since it was late for dinner and we also didn't want to be out late. We found 2 seats at the bar and were promptly served- nice. We quickly received two ice cold pints. Inside is dark and kinda divey, but it was nice for quiet conversations. Barrio has a nice selection of shareable appetizers, of note are the "Southwestern Egg Rolls". These are crispy, deep fried egg rolls with a chili, beans, cheese type Texican filling cut into small bites and served with a mild salsa dip. Definitely hit the spot.Also a hit were the bone-in chicken wings with the cilantro-tequila dip. There were about 10 wings in the order and came hot from the fryer. Not overly spicy. The combination of the two appetizers were just right to split as a light meal. Combined with the two beers, the total was $41, pre-tip.

This place is quite unique and a lot of fun. The beer was cold and the food was delicious. However this review comes with two small warnings:1. It's quite noisy as they have concrete floors and the open "private" rooms seem to fill with loud/rowdy folks.2. Beware of train - we came from DT Tucson and once the train stopped on the tracks, we waited 90 minutes to find an Uber driver that knew how to get to the "other side of the tracks".

First time here. Cool spot near the train tracks and industrial area of Tucson. The brewery is in this old large turn of the century warehouse that serves a wide selection of brewskies and some good food. Our hostess and waitress were able to accommodate our puppy so we sat outside and enjoyed the warm Arizona winter holiday weather. Good place to come to see football or practically any sporting event. They have large tvs inside. They serve a wide variety of southwestern and bar food that def hits the spot with a great beer. I ordered the IPA but also tasted the blonde. Both great! I ordered the wings which had a kick ass good on the side dipping sauces. The habanero is fire. Literally! And their BBQ sauce is bomb -- def try them. Also the Tequila Cilantro sauce is well liked by a lot of the locals so worth a try. Good place for brews on a hot day. Def will be back! ;-)

We loved this place! The food is good, the views are great and the beer is also great. We stopped here for a beer and pre-dinner snack and it was amazing. The view from the patio was awesome. Highly recommend.

Large modern brewery with big seating area, TV's and lively atmosphere. Great food options for apps and entrees and of course, the beer options were crafted to make this a great local hub!

I can't tell you if the food or beer is good. We followed the sign that said, "Please seat yourself," so we sat outside. We sat there for a good amount of time and several servers walked past us and never even looked at or spoke to us. We thought about going inside, but by that point, we were annoyed enough that we just decided to leave. The server of the table next to us came and went several times and watched us leave and still didn't speak to us. I'm not accustomed to having to flag down someone when the sign says to seat yourself.

Fantastic brewery with very vibe and tasty IPAs. Two sections for seating so check both sides!

I was instructed to move tables because another party wanted more seats after I was told sit wherever you want. I understand for a larger party or space was a challenge, but we had a party of 6 and the party that I saw was 2 after being moved. I'm open to this if you have a table for me. At least twice I asked the server which table am I going. The answer basically was pound sand, I don't care where you go, but not at this table. The food is good, but not great. Happy Hour pricing is reasonable, but the beer is overpriced for what it is. I speculate they mash too hot or skimp on ingredients for cost savings. The beer is not good, but it's an icon in Tucson. I'm open to comments from people who know how they brew beer. This is not my 1st choice by any means for a place to drink or eat.

This spot perfectly blends great food, local beer, and a laid back atmosphere. Their in-house beer selection is top-notch, offering something for every craft beer lover. The tequila cilantro wings are a standout with bold flavors, while the beer-battered fries (with a side of ranch) are simply addictive. The space is versatile, providing great options for group gatherings whether you're hosting a casual hangout or a larger celebration. The location is industrial, so don't be alarmed when directions bring you towards the train tracks. And the parking can fill up quick, but there is plenty of space to park alongside the dirt path. Overall, great place to enjoy food and drinks with good company.