Kitsune Brewing Company

Stopped in for a beer and I was not disappointed. The server was friendly and did a great pour. I had the You're Killin' Me S'mores which is a nice Stout. There is a big bar area and plenty of tables to sit at as well.

This place has such a cool vibe! Very relaxing environment and absolutely love the retro games. Great assortment of beers to pick from too! I really like when Kitsune partners with other local food vendors and restaurants from time to time. Such a really cool concept and I have been turned on some local gems I would have never stumbled upon otherwise. If you're in North Phx area and looking for a chill vibe with great beer, I highly recommend you check this place out!

One of the best breweries in the Phoenix area. Great welcoming atmosphere that makes you feel welcome from the moment you walk in. Beers are top notch, staff is friendly and it feels like you are hanging out with a big group of friends. Bonus if you like to play Magic the Gathering it’s a great place to play. The whole place is clean, including the bathrooms. My wife and I love coming here!

Been to this location several times. Nice atmosphere! Even though its a brewery I like that other drinks are available for those of us that don't truly drink. Tables have been clean everytime I have been. The owner is super nice and for real should stock red vines in his snack area. *cough* hint *cough*. I like when we play commander the employees are super nice when we ask to move the game stations back or even to the window ledge to give us more space. Maybe there could be a way to move them out of the way on commander nights. More so worried about spills and the electronics. But that's just me. Shop has some snacks as well and host a food truck which is really nice to have real food when playing. Only did 4 stars because my reviews a lot of the times cover their restrooms and I have yet to use their facilities. So can't comment there.

Went here to have a look and ended up taking lots of beer home. The place has a cool vibe and the service is great. The lady at the bar was very friendly and helpful. The beer is the star of the show and we don't really care for beer that much. The beer here is like dessert and you may not be able to resist the urge to take some home... we know we didn't. The menu changes periodically, so you may not be able to have what we had depending on when you go. Parking is easy and the place is easy to find. Go check it out!

Why you should try it out: The Beer!! Great, Brewery! The inside is really well designed and very open, so you are able to view the goings on of a brewery! Tyler is always willing to speak with the customers and thanking them for coming in. Absolutely awesome service, and fantastic choices of beers on tap!! Always greeted by Maddie with a smile when you walk in!! Lots of table seating for four or more. The price for a pint of ale is very reasonable, especially for the exceptional quality of the brew. Highly recommend!!!!

Great beer and great service! Been there many times and have never been disappointed. John is a great beer tender and is very knowledgeable about craft beer in general. It’s always a pleasure to talk with him! I’m definitely turning into a regular. Highly recommended!!

Five Stars for the Beer, Six Stars for the Defensive Perimeter I originally came to Kitsune Brewing for the Forager, their hazy IPA, and the music bingo Thursday nights. I stayed because it turns out they are the last line of defense against the car-obsessed hoodlums who periodically descend upon our peaceful neighborhood like a swarm of under-muffled locusts. First, the beer: exceptional. The Forager tastes like citrus had a well-adjusted childhood. The Baba Yaga stout is darker than my browser history and twice as complex. The Belgian Blonde lives up to its name by being approachable, pale-colored and complex, while providing a great head. But truthfully, you can't go wrong with any selection from their rotating taps; they even have wine and cocktails! Now let's address the elephant doing donuts in the parking lot.... Around 8:30pm, just as I was settling into my second Cider and Sly, the distant rumble began. Engines revving. Tires squealing. The mating call of the Chrome-Bumpered Youth Brigade. Before I could even process what was happening, the staff sprang into action with the calm efficiency of people who have absolutely done this before. Garage-style security doors? Well no, but the doors were locked to keep the riff raff out. While the patrons were secure inside with a view thru the windows of police cars, helicopters, and pimple faced miscreants in search of a Hurst shifter to mount. Even the bartender gently reassured us: "No worries, folks. They'll get bored once they realize we don't validate parking". Meanwhile, inside: cozy vibes. Gentle laughter at people mistaking car backfires for gunfire. Music turned up just enough to drown out the external symphony of questionable life choices. A new friend I had made at the bar offered to by another round so we could wait out the mass exodus of souped-up vehicles from the parking lot. I have never felt safer. It was as if I had returned to my mother's bosom. At one point a particularly enthusiastic engine rev rattled the windows, and without missing a beat the guy next to me just raised his glass and said, "To fortified fermentation." We all toasted. Community is beautiful. So yes -- come for the craft beer. But stay because this microbrewery has the tactical readiness of a medieval castle, but with cleaner bathrooms. I would absolutely shelter in place here again.