Step inside the space to find towering ceilings and a large dining room of customers eating burgers, burritos and bowls of poke. Brothers Josh and Jason Duren create fruit-flavored, yet not overly sweet, sparkling ciders that are sold at specialty liquor stores and bottle shops across metro Phoenix.īut the beauty of stopping into the taproom comes with the rotating specials, including frozen cider slushies in the hot months, and the food. Mykes Pizza, a local pizza pop-up created by chef and owner Myke Olsen, found a permanent space inside Cider Corps and cranks out specialty pies multiple nights a week.įrom the outside, it's hard to tell just how expansive the downtown Mesa location of 12 West Brewing Company really is. While technically a cidery and not a brewery, Cider Corps makes the list as a can't-miss craft beverage destination in Mesa. Check back for our lists focusing on the West Valley and catch up with lists for Gilbert, Phoenix and the Tempe and Scottsdale areas as well. Here's a guide to the can't-miss beer destinations sprinkled throughout Mesa. Drop into Chupacabra Taproom for a selection of craft beer from around the world. Then end the afternoon with a hearty meal at 12 West Brewing Company.Ĭraft beer fans also have something to look forward to, as Tempe's Pedal Haus Brewery plans to move in soon. Then swing by Cider Corps to sample some apple magic.
Stop by Oro Brewing Company to try a house-made beer. Mesa has long been known for its great selection of Asian food, with small restaurants serving Cantonese dishes, expansive grocery stores selling kimchi and ingredients to make bulgogi, and spots specializing in some of the best dumplings in all of metro Phoenix.īut Mesa is also becoming a destination for beverages. Breweries are popping up around the East Valley city, and now downtown Mesa offers enough for an afternoon of bar hopping. View Gallery: A beer lover's guide to Mesa: Here's where to stop for a pint
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