Patagonia Lumber

I liked this spot and would return. But I do want to pass on my opinion about a beer I purchased there last night, to go. That being the Malpais Stout. Man, that was the worst can of beer I can recall buying. Actually threw it away it was so horrible. Bitter. Overcooked. Zero enjoyment. Gave me a headache, too, and that was after just a few sips. And I've been drinking stouts since the 1990s. I saw it had good reviews online, but that's obviously the product of successful marketing, IMO. Were I to be offered a free case of that beer, I'd pass. If they want to offer a stout, they might choose to find another.

Looking for an easy chill early evening experience? This place is super laidback. We came down on a Sunday afternoon. A young lady singing folk music, beers at a the counter and a food truck in the outdoor area serving teriyaki bowls. Picnic tables abound. My only concern was the seating area (or yard) is limited in space to sit. We stood by a small fence between the parking lot and yard. Quaint space. They may want to expand their space as the venue is so worth it.

I finally got the chance to try out this place last night, a Saturday. I left a bit disappointed.I went with my beer-drinking friend and his dog Trace. We arrived shortly after 6 pm and the advertised band was already playing as we stood in line for our beers. The vocals were horribly off-key.We each had a 20-ounce glass of beer. A Malpais Stout for him and I had a Hefeweizen, both from La Cumbre Brewing out of Albuquerque.. The tab was just under $19 for the two beers. A bit expensiive, I mused, but didn't say anything. We carried our beer to the open area in the back where the off-key vocals were even more pronounced. The crowd was pleasant and the venue itself was nice, but torturing ourselves with the horrible vocals was emotional abuse.After an hour we left. We couldn't take it any more. My friend apologized for the bad music (it was just the vocals that were bad; the instruments were fine.)The best part of our visit was the pizza next door from the pizza truck, but that's another review for a different company.

Great beer and local wine selection. Awesome outdoor space. Service was very prompt. We were there last with some live music. The staff is very friendly. Patagonia itself is a very cute small town. Worth the visit

On Sunday, we did a nice nature trip outside Tuscon and ended up at the Patagonia Lumber Co about an hour south. It's a small coffee shop / taproom with well-curated options and a great desert town vibe. The 6 taps were split between Pueblo Vida and La Cumbre with nice looking wine options to boot. There was a tamal truck that was coming later in the day. I really wish that was earlier but that is a slight complaint. If you happen to be anywhere near, I would definitely recommend.

The best place in town. Literally! Their Grand opening was on 10/29/2021. They have coffee, beer, and wine! What more could you ask for? Not to mention, they're also Dog Friendly (that's my favorite part). The inside it super cute but don't forget to check out their patio out back! They had live music when I went which was awesome. They serve Presta Coffee (Tucson Local Coffee) which was served in the cutest coffee mugs (very picture worthy). We joined the mug/ wine club which came with super cool mugs. They have a great selection of beer (Pueblo Vida - Tucson) and wine (Rune Wines - My personal fav).The staff is incredible! Grace and Terry are the best. Thank you for making our first visit memorable.Can't wait to go back!

Had an amazing time with my family! Solid beer selection and the pizza vendor, OTC, was something special. Staff was super friendly and attentive. Can't wait to go back!

Worth a drive from Tucson to check out this precious purveyor of my two vices: premium coffee and beers on tap. They brew Presta roasted beans. Mother Road is one of the brewers on tap.

We love the beer selection and the live music. Such a great attraction for Patagonia!!

Nice outdoor hangout with occasional live music. Getting a beer can take a while. What more can I say.