Craft, A Modern Drinkery

I haven't been here in about two years but the few times I've been here it was a great experience. A very good selection of beer, good food, and some cool retro video games. I have been wanting to come back for a bit and plan on it soon!5* = A top favorite. I will definitely return and I will go out of my way to go here. Worth every dime.4* = Outstanding. Top-tier. Not quite as good as it gets, but it still is worthy of my regular business.3* = Good experience. I might do repeat business if it is convenient or the only option. Would definitely recommend you trying it to get your own take on it.2* = Not so good. Would not recommend at all. Waste of money.1* = Stay away at all costs!

I have heard about this place but always thought it was a taproom selling various craftbeers. I didn't realize that this place brews its own brand, Mosaic, in north Tucson.I stopped in on a Saturday late afternoon, after visiting the pizza place next door. I didn't realize that both businesses are owned by the same people until I had to use the restroom, which is on the Drinkery side, and saw the many options of beer. It's a spacious place but I will agree with others who say the chairs are not the most comfortable. What the drinkery needs is a combination of plush couches and coffee (beer?) tables.I ended up trying two very good beers: the #4 Mosaic American Wheat beer OMG (5% ABV) and the #2 Mosaic Apricot Sunset, a fruity blonde. Both had pleasant mouth feel. I should have had a flight of various more beers instead, as there were so many good choices. My bill for both beers was $13. That's a very reaonable price.The beer tender was friendly and helpful. I sat outside with my dog as the sun slowly descended in the west.I will be back to try other beers and combine them with the pizza next door.

Excellent beer selection. The bartenders are nice, there's plenty of parking, and the general vibe is really enjoyable. Highly recommended, especially those that love craft beer! Lots of local selections!

Tasty Detroit-style square pizza slices that are very filling, and a good number of beer options on tap. Patio and indoor seating, with games available.

Unfortunately I have to give this bar a low score. Don't get me wrong the beer selection is pretty good, and from what I understand the pizza next door is pretty tasty as well.But my gripes are as follows, during the day there is no designated bartender for the bar, so the wait to get beers can be quite long if the pizza place is busy.And on my visit today, I was told they can't do flights at this time, which was 1:30 in the afternoon, WTF?Please hire bartenders for the entire time the bar is open. This system simply doesn't work!But I will say the guy that did serve my beers was a cool dude, and once he served me he came back and checked on me often.But I still feel the two areas should be separate from each other.

Attached to Transplant Detroit style pizza Craft can offer to satisfy your hunger and your desire for a drink. They decided on a minimalist style for Craft, which looks nice, but is uncomfortable to hang out in for a long while. So it is unlikely that you will stick around for more than a couple of drinks. They offer video games at no additional cost at each of the 4 high top tables The food was good. If you like Detroit style pizza, Transplant does a really good job at making pizza's that have buttery, crispy crusts on each piece. The cost however is extremely high. around $25 per person for a drink and 2 slices of pizza TL:DR - High cost, fun atmosphere, though a bit physically uncomfortable.

Went on a whim to have a few drinks with some friends. My expectations were low. What I found was really a great surprise. I tried multiple beers and found one that I really liked. The staff were really nice about letting me taste multiple ones and gave me advice on which ones I might like. They had a great selection to choose from. They have old style games set up on some tables which is just really sweet. They also have TVs on the other side of the bar too. I like that there is a restaurant next door and it's connected so you can have the option of eating but don't have to either. The pizza we ate was delicious though. The one down part of it is that the seats are not that comfortable. It would be great if they had some better ones. We left before closing cause our rear ends were numb. Would definitely return!

I popped in here because it happens to be super close to my house, so I had no expectations. I think the vibe is charming. I love the video games at the tables, not because I have any experience or interest in video games myself but because it's a great idea and implies a certain nerd clientele that I feel at home in. I started going to trivia with a friend for a couple months and had a nice time.I'm gluten-free, but I was pleased to find that there are plenty of cider options, both on tap and in the fridge. I like that there is an eatery in the same building, and I love their Italian salad. I keep meaning to try the gluten-free pizza crust, but the salad is too good.The thing that keeps me from going there more often, particularly during high traffic times, is the lack of mask policy, or even a mask recommendation. I'm especially unnerved by the fact that none of the bartenders I've met wear masks, and that's a highly communicative position that I'd be most worried about, both for their sake and mine.The other thing that makes me a bit nuts is that I don't think their menu pricing and their final bills align. I mean, check out that "itemized receipt."

I came to Craft for a drink and saw that they are attached to transplant pizza , so I ordered a drink from the bartender Kelly, talked to her about what I typically drink and she suggested Buenaveza from Stone, it was so good! I ordered pizza and wings (didn't get a photo) but everything was amazing!! Highly recommend it!! Love the atmosphere also!

Great service and nice selection of beerHad a great conversation with bartender. Will go again