Four Peaks Brewing Company

We had a great time at Four Peaks Restaurant. Judging by how crowded it was, it seems like a popular place to eat! The restaurant is located in a historic brick building with a brewery, blending old-world charm with modern vibe that I would describe as 'Rustic Industrial'. The food was great and service by MICHAELA was very good- especially considering how busy the restaurant was. ****** TIP- Parking spaces are limited and are primarily located behind the restaurant

We visited after the RnR Half Marathon for lunch and sat outside on the patio with our dog. Had a short wait to be seated, understandable being it was prime lunch hour. They have such a wide variety of beers, the stouts are especially tasty. And the hazy IPA as well. Food portions were enormous and tasty. I had the Italian Beef Beer bread with sweet potato fries and it was delicious. The other two meals were equally delicious and everyone left full and satisfied with leftovers for tomorrow.

Opted for the Modern pizza and enjoyed it immensely, twice because I had enough for leftovers. They have a mango IPA available which I have never seen in traditional liquor or grocery stores, so get that. It took a short while to get a table but they have a few hosts up front who do their best to manage the crowd. Parking can be a challenge but hopefully you'll get a spot on the street and get to avoid the chaos in the back.

We came here at 7:55pm to learn they have happy hour at 8:00! Great! I had the Bad Birdie ( too sweet for me) and the Wow. We had nachos, crab cakes, and AZ chicken roll. Skip the chicken roll it was boring. The nachos were great and salmon cakes good. Good sauce with crab cakes. We sat outside which was nice. They have fun Halloween decorations. Lots of parking.

Been here two times already. The atmosphere, the food and the beers were really great and so did the staffs! But felt like I came here in busy hours so usually we wait like almost half an hour after we ordered.