Slow Body Beer

One our favorite breweries in Tucson.It's nice that it is close to our house and has a very cool vibe and atmosphere. Check out their website for meetups and events, as well as rotating food trucks that are out front. There's indoor and outdoor seating, too.We like the variety of beers on tap and they rotate monthly. They also sell nonalcoholic drinks, as well as their version of seltzers. Unfortunately you can't really sample the seltzers but if you see the dragoon fruit prickly pear, it's good!They have board games and also have old movies on VHS playing in the background. Be mindful of when a meetup is happening because you might have to wait in a long line, otherwise it's not usually too busy when we've gone here at other times.

Great beer and the service is usually great as well. Maybe because it's a Monday and you had your back up guys there but the 2 dudes behind the bar were horrible. There was barely anyone in the place and it took at least 15 minutes for them to notice me and get me a beer. End of the night I said, yup, we're done and good to go. Ten minutes later I see him chatting it up at the end of the bar and I said " hey man, I said we were done, could I get the bill?" I mean, wtf?! Maybe these dudes were stoned. I'd prefer to think they were high rather than completely obtuse. Bring back the girls behind the bar - they are great!

Tucson is truly lucky to have so many good places to dine, drink and drink some more. This place brings our score up for sure. Love the ambiance, very cool, very "planty" and green, very laid back come on over and have a well brewed beer and take it all in. Green space outside, lots of sitting, doggie friendly and humans welcome too. Everyone slinging beers are knowledgeable and friendly. Come now!

Right now, I mean right now it is my favorite place to get a shrub, I don't mean a bush but a delicious drink made from fruit fermented. The service is good but you have to wait in line for a bit. The staff is super nice and the garden is amazing with loads of amazing plants, I'm plant guy. There are food trucks there almost every day.

Fun new Brewery. I forgot the name of the West Coast IPA but it was really good. Great vibe in an industrial area. The staff were very friendly. It's clise to my off and have been back twice now

I've had many of Slow Body's beers, but hadn't been to the brewery. The beers I've had from them are great. I came to eat because Pronom Pop Up was coming and I wanted to check out the brewery. A few days before visiting, they posted a where to park diagram and wasn't able to find it. Parking there is a challenge during business hours. The vibe of the place is laid back. A good spot for beer knurds. The service was good. A cool thing or a best practice at a brewery is they keep their grain on a pallet or off the ground which is good to see at a brewery.

What a nice surprise. I stopped in on a Saturday evening with 90 minutes before closing. The facade didn't look too impressive, but once inside, I was impressed with the woodsy spaciousness. Pleasant new wave music was playing as I sat at the bar. I had my cellphone charger with me and was able to charge up my phone and get on the wifi network. There are AC outlets along the barMy beertender was very friendly and helpful.i ordered a pint of Willow Belgian witbier (4.9% ABV) to start, which was a smooth wheat. I then had a pint of the Bloom (4.2% ABV), a dry-hopped blonde ale with a distinctive chamomile aftertaste. I would have either beer again. i took home a four-pack of their porter and citra IPA to share with my beer-drinking friend who wasn't with me.Dogs are allowed inside and outside, so I will be back!I like the interior decor, the beergarden in the back and the fact that dogs are allowed. It feels more like a European teahouse than a brewpub, as there are several group tables and couches to lounge on. The lighting is ideal, too. For those who do not drink alcohol, there are several seltzers available that come with alcohol and without. A food truck is parked in the front of the building.

I love the decorations, couches and the fact that they have board games to play. I was excited to try their alcoholic shrubs since I don't drink beer and I had an amazing one for the first time at 5 Points. Unfortunately I wasn't a fan of the 2 I tried (cucumber, beet). My friend liked them both though. I'll come back to try the third flavor next time.

Simply falls short. Love the beers, but both times we've been in we have sat at the bar and waited about 20 minutes each time to get even acknowledged. We are both in the service industry and. Now people get busy, but when you have a bartender who goes to everyone at the bar, except you (in the middle of the bar) and she doesn't even say, "hi," or "I'll be right with you." There is something wrong. The first time, after being ignored the bartender tried to strike up conversation when I got my credit card out to pay, and the second time she ignored us the entire time. This place is not the vibe. The other bartender was the one who served us both times, thank god for him or else we would not have anything nice to say. The hospitality is a flat zero here. Cold and bothersome attitude are not what we want when we go out. Maybe some better training on hospitality and greeting.... She needs it.

Well, we did "coffee near me" thing and got routed here one morning. We thought the GPS had failed. But NO! This place is absolutely, utterly amazing. A cool oasis in the middle of nowhere. Can't wait to go back at night and enjoy a beer on the patio.