Grand Canyon Brewing + Distillery

We only visited the distillery so my review is based solely on that experience. After being to distilleries across the country, over 120 and still counting, Grand Canyon will go down as one of our top favorites! From the minute we walked in the door and were greeted by Misty we knew we were in a special place. Being able to see and smell the distillery had us immersed in the experience from the start! We were given menus right away and even offered a cocktail flight which I jumped on! Hubby got an aged flight and we each got a cocktail afterwards. The cocktails were absolutely amazing and so unique, partly because of the mixologist and partly because of the spirits used. Hubby and I shared our flights so I was able to taste the quality and perfection of what went into the cocktails. The Ma

Wonderful little location just south of the Grand Canyon. I stopped in here for a beer. They had NFL on several televisions and beers were just under $5 for happy hour. I only had the beer so I can't comment on the food, but by the looks of the staff walking past me it looks like standard pub fare. Patrons seemed happy to converse and eat, so I imagine they frequent this place and appreciate the food. The decor is superb. Christmas decorations overlayed a mountain cabin themed bar -- complete with a fireplace and a working cast iron stove heater, adorned with a sign that said "do not touch". Appropriately decorated to make you feel cozy and at home during a cold, winter night. I know this is a chain, but I've never been in any of these locations before. Overall, I was quite piqued -- I w

We stopped by this place the other day and had a wonderful time; we spent The Super Bowl here tonight and again were treated like Family. The atmosphere was amazing and the fact we were able to bring in our whole family including our dog which was amazing! We had the pleasure to be personally attended Nick and his team took great care of our group.

Would have loved to eat here and sample the drinks but we waited almost 20 minutes after the hostess seated us and were never met with anyone to take our order. It sounded like a few tables around us had already been waiting for awhile to close their tabs as well. Not sure if this is the norm but it wasn't busy while I was there. Decor was nice to look at during tge wait.

Lunch at Grand Canyon Brewery in Williams. Pumpkin Spice Porter & Prickly Pear Wheat beers. yum. I had the grilled shrimp tacos & Brian had the loaded sausage, see last Pic. Food was good, tasty, served properly. A tad expensive, compared to other places both inside and outside of Williams. Service was a bit sparse....maybe because they just opened 15 minutes before? We had a hard time getting a check to pay. The beer menu had no prices, unlike the rest of their spirits/cocktails & wine, not sure why.....and they were out of all their sours, heavy bummer. I'd put prices on your beer. How much is a flight? idk. The beers were $8 and $7 respectively, above. When we finally caught the guy to pay he was apologetic for the wait. But we had a nice lunch on the couch in front of their fireplac