Breweries, patios, and local pours worth the trip
Chandler’s craft beer scene is one of the best-kept secrets in the Phoenix area, blending award-winning breweries with relaxed neighborhood taprooms and lively downtown energy. Whether you’re planning a weekend getaway or just looking for your next favorite pint, Chandler delivers with locally brewed beers, creative menus, and plenty of personality.
From walkable stops in Downtown Chandler to hidden gems off the beaten path, here’s where to sip your way through Chandler, AZ.
Downtown Chandler Breweries - Walkable, vibrant, and full of flavor
Downtown Chandler is the heart of the city’s craft beer scene, where multiple breweries sit just steps from each other, making it a perfect option for an easy, self-guided tasting tour.
SanTan Brewing Company
- Why go: A true Arizona original with a lively downtown atmosphere
- What to try: Devil’s Ale or Mr. Pineapple
- Pair it with: Chipotle bacon burger or crispy chicken fingers
One of Arizona’s pioneering craft breweries, SanTan Brewing Company has been pouring locally loved beers since 2007. The brewpub is a go-to for both visitors and locals seeking bold flavors and a buzzing atmosphere, with a winning mix of indoor and outdoor dining options. And if time allows, plan a visit to the combined brewery and distillery in Uptown Chandler to see the brewing and distilling processes.
Location: 8 S. San Marcos Place, Chandler, AZ 85225
Pedal Haus Brewery
- Why go: Bustling beer garden with games with laid-back, local vibes
- What to try: Bierce Blanche (Great American Beer Festival gold medal winner)
- Pair it with: Bavarian pretzel
Inspired by traditional German beer halls, Pedal Haus Brewery blends social energy with expertly crafted beers. The patio scene alone makes it worth the stop, especially for enjoying a sunny Chandler afternoon.
Location: 95 W Boston St, Chandler, AZ 85225
The Perch Brewery
- Why go: A one-of-a-kind brewery with a tropical bird sanctuary
- What to try: House brews or rotating guest taps
- Don’t miss: Rooftop seating
Equal parts brewery and oasis, The Perch offers a unique experience. Surrounded by rescued tropical birds and lush greenery, it’s a relaxing, nearly tropical escape right in the middle of the city. In addition to its garden setting, the brewery offers an expansive rooftop dining experience and frequently hosts live music, making it a popular hot spot in the evenings and on weekends.
Location: 232 S. Wall St., Chandler, AZ 85225
Craft 64
- Why go: Local ingredients, wood-fired pizza, and laid-back charm
- What to try: House-brewed beers
- Pair it with: Wood-fired pizza or bruschetta
Craft 64 brings an Arizona-first mindset to its menu, sourcing ingredients locally whenever possible. It’s a favorite for happy hour and a great stop when you’re craving something casual but elevated. And it doesn't hurt that the restaurant is recognized as serving some of the best pizza in the nation.
Location: 68 W. Buffalo St., Chandler, AZ 85225
West Chandler and Beyond: Chandler's Neighborhood Breweries
Patent 139 Brewing Co.
- Why go: Family-friendly brewery with a unique Arizona legacy
- What to try: House beers with avocado-inspired dishes
- Setting: Lakeside patio
Founded by descendants of the Hass Avocado family, it’s named for the patent number assigned to the famous fruit. Patent 139 is a classic neighborhood brewery that offers a fun, locally rooted experience with a creative menu featuring avocado as a star ingredient.
Location: 1949 W. Ray Road, Chandler, AZ 85224
Helluva Brewing Company
- Why go: Craft beer meets Arizona barbecue
- What to try: Helle-weizen
- Pair it with: Smoked barbecue sampler
With its wrap-around patio and open brewing space, Helluva Brewing is all about bold flavors and a relaxed, indoor-outdoor vibe that makes it a great option to catch all the action and enjoy a casual meal.
Location: 3950 W. Ray Road, Chandler, AZ 85226
Plan Your Chandler Brewery Crawl
Whether you opt to start your day in Downtown Chandler, where you can walk between multiple breweries, or head west to explore neighborhood favorites, you’re sure to experience a distinctive pour and personality at these Chandler breweries and taphouses.
Insider tip: Visit during happy hour (typically 3–6 p.m.) or on weekends when patios are lively and events are in full swing.
Make It a Weekend Getaway
Chandler’s craft beer scene is even better when you turn it into a getaway. Stay in a Chandler hotel and explore more of the city’s dining, attend an event, and enjoy nightlife after your last pint.
Browse hotels, discover local restaurants, and plan your full itinerary at things to do in Chandler.