Superstition Meadery

Tucked into the heart of downtown Superstition Meadery, there is a doorway that does more than open—it transports. You enter through the Burmister Building, standing watch beside Prescott City Hall, where history hums softly in the architecture and gift-worthy treasures line your path. For a disabled Marine Corps veteran with a service dog, the ease of access—stairs and elevator—feels like a quiet, thoughtful welcome before the magic even begins. Then the elevator doors part, and the world tilts. Original wood meets industrial metal, velvet booths cradle you with throw pillows like an invitation to linger, and the air itself feels steeped in story. This isn’t merely a meadery—it’s a threshold. A basement that opens into a realm of comfort and craft, where time loosens its grip and you swear the walls are listening. The food arrives in perfect portions meant for sharing—generous, intentional, satisfying without asking too much. Each bite feels designed to accompany a sip, and each sip feels composed with the same care as the room around you. Every mead, every cider, every delicacy tastes like it was made with a steady hand and a little bit of spellwork. On a Christmas visit—when the season already bends toward wonder—the choice became deliciously difficult. Ho! Ho! Ho! sparkled. Storm Currant tempted. But the super-limited small-batch Cha Cha Shake whispered my name, and I listened. It came home with me like a souvenir from another world. The staff move through the space with warmth and ease, generous with knowledge and kindness, making you feel less like a customer and more like a welcomed guest who discovered a secret worth keeping. This is not just a stop—it’s a destination. And as you drift back upstairs, looping around City Hall Square toward your car, don’t rush. Wander. Shop. Let the charm linger. If a hobbit passed by with a knowing smile, I wouldn’t question it for a second.

Wow the starter flight is a fantastic sampling. Get the charcuterie board —no dairy yay!—the bread was heavenly and all the amazing adds were delicious and complimented the meads. Try this for a change of pace. Friendly service.

My mother, father, and I were traveling from Phoenix to Prescott for a long weekend. We couldn’t check into our Airbnb until 4 PM, so that’s how we found ourselves rolling up to this spot around 3 PM on a Friday. There was only one other small group when we walked downstairs (cause it’s underground 😜) and so we were able to sit down and give our order promptly. We heard about the $28 12 different mead flight and definitely couldn’t pass that up. With how expensive mead is, it’s a better deal doing the flight rather than anything else. Especially since I had never tried mead before. Now, I won’t go into specifics about each mead but I will say that I liked the sunshine meemosa a lot with jalapeño and I hate jalapeños! I also quite liked the Marion mead since it has all my favorite berries in it. I was a little upset that the peanut butter jelly one wasn’t as peanut butter and jelly as I was expecting. But I digress. It was still a fun time sampling all these different alcohols that are usually on the expensive side. My parents both enjoyed our time and the service was quick and friendly! There was a nice variety of meads to sample, even though wine isn’t really our thing.

My favorite meadery. Come try a flight. The flavors are unique and fantastic. Took some bottles to go.

I always enjoy coming here when I come to visit family. The mead is YUMMY! Everyone here is super friendly and welcoming. Valerie was so welcoming once I walked in. Best service I have received!

My husband, friend and I, just left the Superstition Meadery's production facility in Prescott, Az., and let me tell you, it was nothing short of totally awesome! The owner, Jeff, set us up with a mini-tour of the facility with Joe and Wyatt, who thoroughly informed us on the entire mead process, which was quite interesting and enlightening. Joe and Wyatt both take their positions very seriously, and they could not have been more personable and kind to us, and for that, we are greatly appreciative! We look forward to seeing them and ALL THE REST OF YOU TOMORROW at the Superstition Meadery in downtown Prescott for the best mead you will ever taste!💯

Our first time here! The ambiance was amazing. The food was so delicious! The best part was definitely the mead. We did the white flight, so amazing! Definitely recommend and will be back!

The superstition meadery is an incredible place for delicious mead, a cozy and romantic ambience, and good music. I have a lovely experience every time I go. Definitely try one of the flights.

This place is so cool and fun! The decor is very cozy and has a western feel with all the natural wood. It's lovely. The bartender was very attentive and friendly. Made good recommendations. We enjoyed getting to taste so many meads and had different favorites. The flatbread went great with it and was delicious! Would definitely come back!

My mother, father, and I were traveling from Phoenix to Prescott for a long weekend. We couldn't check into our Airbnb until 4 PM, so that's how we found ourselves rolling up to this spot around 3 PM on a Friday. There was only one other small group when we walked downstairs (cause it's underground ) and so we were able to sit down and give our order promptly. We heard about the $28 12 different mead flight and definitely couldn't pass that up. With how expensive mead is, it's a better deal doing the flight rather than anything else. Especially since I had never tried mead before. Now, I won't go into specifics about each mead but I will say that I liked the sunshine meemosa a lot with jalapeño and I hate jalapeños! I also quite liked the Marion mead since it has all my favorite berries in it. I was a little upset that the peanut butter jelly one wasn't as peanut butter and jelly as I was expecting. But I digress. It was still a fun time sampling all these different alcohols that are usually on the expensive side. My parents both enjoyed our time and the service was quick and friendly! There was a nice variety of meads to sample, even though wine isn't really our thing.

superstitionmeadery is award winning. Now, that being said, I have nothing to compare against. My sister and I had never tried Mead, so of course, we got the 12 pour flight...for science. I'm not a blueberry fan, but those two ended up being our favorites. It was a fun flight, but overall, it was a bit too sweet and unique of a taste for us. We also had to try some apps... for science. The pretzel bites were delicious, and stone mustard really made it. Although it was not lacking fruit, the charcuterie board was pretty but lacked cheese. We did enjoy this stop on our day trip as it was a cool dark space in the basement before The County Seat and the Spice traveler. I leaned on Google for this definition: "Mead, often called "honey wine," is an alcoholic beverage made by fermenting honey with water and yeast. It's distinct from wine, which is fermented from grapes, and beer, which uses grains. Mead can range in sweetness from dry to sweet and can be still or

Superstition Meadery is a unique place in town & must be visited when visiting PRESCOTT and its town Square. This is my third time here, and while before I've had flights to try all the different varieties of mead, today I'm just having a couple of glasses & enjoying the atmosphere. The place is a little hard to find, as you must pass through another business and walk down the staircase to get there. Atmosphere is super warm and cozy, with nice seating niches throughout to enjoy. The staff is very helpful in helping you select from their wide variety of Meads and just letting you know a little information about what Mead is. Great experience for anyone interested in trying mead!

We loved visiting this fun, unique bar when we were vising Prescott. It is situated downstairs with a great ambiance. We tried a few different meads and they were all great. The food is really good too!

We were referred here by our local mead place in Reno, Nevada. The Prescott tasting room is an underground bar set up which was pretty cool. We walked in around 315pm with a few other people. I was shocked to see a bunch of kids around and the establishment was super understaffed. One server for everyone in the tasting room who was understandably overwhelmed. We wanted to try tapas but the server stated she could not accommodate it. I'm assuming because she was busy. By the time we got the second half of our flight there were three people staffed and we were able to try the Elote dip. It was sweet and spicy! Really good! A cool place to stop by if you like mead!

Incredible spot to drop by and have a flight! It's too bad Spencer won't be here when you do. I got to see him on his last day and he is really frigen cool. He will be tipping Todd soon when he comes to visit instead. Todd is fricken awesome too. Great service. Great mead. Good luck walking back up the stairs on your way out.

What a wonderful experience. We stopped in to celebrate our birthdays and decided upon some mead and cider flights. The ambiance is beautiful and welcoming. I loved how you went down the stairs, and it's this cool, dimly lighted place where all the cool kids hang out. Haha. Our server was friendly, knowledgeable, and continued to check in on us. We'll be back.

I have always wanted to try this place since i came to Az. So my friend and I just happened to wind up 5 minutes from there, so we stopped in, we didn't eat because we just came from dinner, The service was fast & very friendly! AND knowledgeable! LOVED the ambience, it was in a cellar! I totally dug How you enter through this little antique type store, then halfway through you walk downstairs (or take the elevator) to the meadery! This place was AWESOME!

Great spot for meeting up with friends and hanging out. Shared a flight with a friend and played one of their free games as we sipped. We also shared the butter board, which was delightful! Loved the space itself too - aesthetic furniture and good layout.

What a great place and the Mead is amazing! staff very nice and atmosphere great! Who would guess that this hidden gem is in the basement of Spice Traveler!

Was shopping inside Spice Traveler in the Burmister building on Gurly street. We heard some commotion going on towards the back of the store. I spot stairs going downward. We go check it out. It's called the Superstition Meadery! My husband and I decided to partake. Looks very cool, kind of like a wine cellar. I know nothing about Mead so our server tells us all about how it's made what it is etc. I attached a photo of what mead is and how it's made/what it's made of. I decide to do a flight of tastings! Husband's driving so all is well. (You can also just order a 1 ounce or a 5 ounce glass, which he did). There is a lot of fruit flavors involved in these drinks. Out of the 12, I probably really liked six of them. My number one was called Blueberry Spaceship. I was given a sheet and told I could rate them. I chose to give them numbers between. 1-10. A couple of them were very, very sweet and a couple of them tasted like cough syrup to me. Only one I couldn't really handle/finish was made with red hatch chilies in it. The burn on the back of my throat didn't appeal to me...at all. Some of them very good . This was really a cute quirky looking place and I would definitely go with friends and do it again!

As someone who makes home made mead, it's always fun to try Meaderys while on vacation. Superstition makes some great stuff. We ordered some sourdough and olive oil while we enjoyed the sampler flight. I have been to the Phoenix location that is now closed but this location was great too. It was downstairs but inside one of the shared building spaces off the one of the main walking areas downtown, and it had s a nice high end kind of feel and we were seated quickly and the staff was friendly. I had a great time. The only thing is that I found the prices to be crazy high. Yes their mead is very good, but so are other places and I felt that $10 an oz for some of the tasters seemed priced ridiculous, even in the modern economy with high inflation. It was a great way to taste some meads that were $100 for 375ml, but still kind of crazy for the prices. So ya, the reason for 4 stars is because they are kinda too pricy for me. If I was local, I'm not sure how often I would frequate the place, but as a tourist I didn't mind as much. They do have cheaper options of course, so it is not all bad. I try to base my reviews relative to other places I have been to that also have very good meads, but for allot less money.

We came here on a double date with friends a few months ago. Our friends love this place. It was our first time trying mead. The place is kinda hidden, it's inside a gift shop downs. I absolutely loved the vibe here. It was very dimly lit but it was a good atmosphere. We got a flight of their popular meads to try it out. We got a big charcuterie board too. The drinks were too sweet for my taste but I did find a couple that I liked. My hubby felt the same way, we liked some of their ciders. The charcuterie board was the star! It was so good. The service was also good too. I would come back just for the board. It's a nice romantic setting if you come with your partner/spouse.

Being able to pay by the ounce for tastings is nice to, well, not feel like I'm wasting their time! Ciders--I drink a decent amount of cider, and the ciders here are pretty unique. Blueberry spaceship tastes, well, strongly of blueberries, which isn't the usual cider thing. Jenny Appleseed is a trip, since the bacteria they cultivate it with gives it a really out-there sourness like no other cider I've ever had. Mead--admittedly I don't know as much about mead, but I tasted more of the adjuncts than of the underlying mead. That is, the vanilla tastes like vanilla, the berry tastes like berries, etc. It being mead doesn't add as much to the flavor, at least in my underinformed view.

This is such a cute place! Rustic and charming decor with intimate seating. The waitstaff were so friendly and welcoming! We ordered the baked Brie and flight sampler, both really great. The owner was really cool and ended up comping our order after talking with us, which was unexpected. Definitely will be back. Unfortunate that the Phoenix restaurant closed down because we'd be there so fast.

This is one of my favorite meaderies ever, I have been to Superstition near Phoenix and love everything I have had from them. I also make my own mead and like to try out new meaderies while on vacation. The vibe here was very cozy, it's located in downtown Prescott, in the basement of an old building. They had so many varieties to try, so we ordered a flight of 12 meads to start. Everything was so good and flavorful, we also ordered a couple of tasters from really expensive bottles that were like $100+ a bottle, so it was like $5-$10 for a one ounce pour. As good as they tasted, it was really pricey for this trip to Superstition. We also ordered a sour dough bread and oil plate to enjoy with our mead. The service was good and we bought a couple of bottles to take back home with us and compare with our local meaderies.

Great food and excellent mead. Atmosphere is cozy and fun, and the staff is very knowledgeable. Val especially was great!

Our first time here and it was amazing! It's on the lower level and feels like a hidden gem. We decided to do the Flight of 12 and it was so fun trying the different meads and it wasn't even that bad of a price trying all the different ones. Definitely have found favorites and will get them next time we're here! Service was kind and knowledgeable. Everyone was helpful getting us aquatinted with the mead. Not to mention, this place was so cute! I love the decor.

Great atmosphere, poor service. The only time we saw our waitress was when she took our order. Everything else was from someone else we had to flag down. Garlic cheesy bread was phenomenal and very garlicy.

What a great find! We were in town for just 1 night and wanted to try something new. We ordered the recommended flight and it did not disappoint. The pretzel bites were yummy too! We. Also bought a bottle of the chocolate strawberry sunrise home. The staff is very knowledgeable and friendly. The place has a cozy and cool vibe. We will definitely recommend to friends and be back again.

Superstition Meadery is amazing! Has an amazing selection of honey wine. Our favorites are the Marion and Hera's Orchard. Amazing service there from Todd and Val! Highly recommend!

Loved the Meade flight. Service was amazing. So much fun with the girls. Will be back, this will be a regular trip.

Superstition Meadery is hands down one of the best meaderies in the realm. An unreal amount of different flavors.

My absolute favorite Meadery. We're from CA and come here every time we are visiting my father who moved to Prescott a few years back. They have top-notch service and meads. The atmosphere is very laid back, but sophisticated, and trendy, and their music is amazing every time we've been there. It can get crowded but is so worth the wait. I could go on forever about how amazing the flights are (we always add more not on the flight menu), but you just have to try it.

Awesome place with a nice lounge. Great service provided by Shelby. All of the tastings were pretty good. The Inside Thoughts tastes like Port. They do have Happy Hour from 3-6 pm Monday to Friday. 1/2 off Mead & Cider Glasses. There is Free Parking on Granite Parking. Enjoy!

Delicious mead, great atmosphere, and wonderful service! I was only in town for a few days and actually ended up going to Superstition twice because it was such a good experience. The flight is a great deal to try several different flavors. And our server made some great recommendations for things to do while I was in town. I highly recommend!

We always love stopping by to grab a flight. I feel like it's a great deal for being able to try so many different flavors/kinds. The flight we like is 28$ for 12 one ounce pours. They have another flight too, but that has less due to it being specialty flavors. Something I enjoy about Superstition is that the descriptions are accurate. If I want something that tastes like blueberry, I can get that. Vanilla or bourbon, no problem. Walking down the stairs from the cheery store above always feels comforting. I really like the lighting and seating, which is cozy. Almost all the times I've been, I'm able to grab a seat without a wait. There's usually several groups also enjoying themselves. I don't live in the area, but I definitely wanna try to make more day trips to Prescott just for this stop alone.

What a great place, but hard to find! We'll always direct our friends/family to try this place. And the best thing is that they have a discounted deal on GROUPON for a flight of 12 pours. My wife and I live very near "Temecula Valley Wine Country" in southern California. Of course, we have been to quite a few of the wineries there and tasted dozens of wines. For us, sampling meads at Superstition was a first. We descended the steps from the gift shop at street level to the cellar (basement). We chose to sit in the area where the barrels and small bar are located. Very intimate and pretty quiet. We ordered the hot spinach dip with a variety of crackers and such on a board to accompany our 2 glasses of water and the 12 tastings. Using our personal scale of 1-10 (being best), we rated all 12. The descriptions on the menu were quite accurate. While Cole was our assigned server, Shawn also came over to get our take on things and to offer suggestions. Both were very knowledgeable and helpful, along with hospitable and funny. We are definitely putting this on our radar for the next time we visit Prescott, and we're going to join the Mead Club so we can have a bit of Superstition in our home! :) We found some very tasty meads that we don't want to live without.

Visiting from Scotland, but glad we stopped. We got here during happy hour and boy are we happy! We first enjoyed a flight of very delicious mead. Each different glass became our favorite. Our server, Val, gave a couple of other tastes and was incredibly knowledgeable of the process of mead making and of each blend. Her recommendations were spot on and we had a difficult time choosing which we should choose for a glass. Val offered great recommendations. Ended up with a glass of Night Berry Wine --- talk about decadent. For a fun time with great mead, this is the place to come. The ambiance was nice to sit and talk. If you are lucky enough to have Val as your server we, you will really be happy!

The service and baked Brie was 12/10! So amazing to finally go to the Superstition mothership! It was so beautiful! What an awesome place.

Something new to try, I have been to another Meadery that was on the sweeter side but the decor was great and the fact that you had to go down to the basement was neat. The staff was also nice

Food was tasty but the main item was the Mead. I was thinking this was a play on meat, but no, there is a thing called mead, a honey based fermentation. Very tasty itself. Located in the basement of a store, the place is very unique. Service was good.

Fantastic mead...we had the flight of 12 and every one of them was a home run! And the service was absolutely superb as well!

Love Superstition Meadery! The Mead is amazing and the food is so good! Try the PB&B sandwich! Shelby was our server and she knows her stuff! She is a shinning star at this Meadery! The place is super cool underground in a shopping center ! It's cozy and inviting! This is a must try place!

Delightful staff, splendid beverages, and a relaxed ambiance are the perfect combination describing this meadery. The Bee-lini is very light and fresh for a dandy first experience with mead. The white peach notes are a tantalizing sparkle of summer on a winter day. If you're a little more advanced, the desert moon is more of a heavy hitter at 13% with a more robust flavor of prickly pear. There are food options here, too. However, our group opted to wait for County Seat upstairs. The meadery is located in the basement under the tourist shop. County seed is upstairs above the shop. Overall, I highly recommend this establishment for a date night or small gathering with friends.

Best meadery I have been to and will definitely be coming back again. The flight is a must! $28 for 12 drinks!

Always a blast! Highly recommend getting the flight of 12 to taste, even if you're not a mead lover. Industrial chic, relaxed, low-key environment. Service is excellent. A go-to when visiting Prescott. They do offer appetizers, as well and mead by the glass.

Nice concept. They have a variety of mead selections, but the mead tasting I went to at a different place in Sedona was better. My experience here was not great and I was completely disappointed by the lack of customer service. We sat at the bar, got our menus. No recommendations, but we knew what we wanted to order anyway. There were 3-4 bartenders and only myself, my husband, and 1 other couple sitting at the bar, but took a while to get our orders because the bartenders were too busy talking amongst themselves instead of the customers. They weren't even busy doing anything, but just talking amongst themselves. The bartender finally came by and took our orders. Throughout the entire time we were tasting, they didn't check if we needed anything or any food except once when another bartender told the bartender closest to us to ask us if we needed any food because the kitchen was going to close in a few mins. Very unfriendly staff.

Alex provided excellent service and helped us on finding the best option for the meade club. Great mead Great people 10/10

Went here with the wife and son who was visiting from Wa. The room or area itself is nice and comfortable. We were greeted by one of the severs and we took a seat and waited for the server to come by and take our order. We started with the 12 flight first. All of us greed and disagreed on some of the mead and cider. We actually liked the cider more than the mead. That is not saying the mead wasn't good, we just liked the cider better. We then ordered the blueberry cider and to our delight it was also happy hour so basically we got two for the price of one. We would definitely come back and bring visiting friends to try the mead and ciders. Servers and bartenders were knowledgeable and friendly. I would recommend to anyone visiting Prescott to check this place out.

Very disappointed with the management today. We've been here a few times and enjoyed it. The four of us came up to Prescott specifically for the Meadery and another restaurant. While waiting, another group was leaving and yelling at the hostess, her yelling back. Apparently only one person was scheduled to open and had already fallen very far behind 20 minutes after opening. 45 minutes later we're stilling waiting for the meat and cheese board, and there's six different uniformed workers going in and out of the kitchen. A different waitress came to check on us, then gave us attitude that we were upset at still waiting, an hour now, for a charcuterie board. I don't appreciate the lack of tact. Manager needs to reevaluate staffing & scheduling. That said, we enjoyed the mead and the food.

Staff was nice and knowledgeable. Tapas menus was good. Tasty and paired well with the meads. The meads are phenomenal. You can't miss with the flights. Soooo good. My biggest issue will be making me wait for 45 minutes while they have 10 tables open. It just shows a real lack of management. Either they don't hire or they can't keep people.

Fantastic! It was wonderful being in with Todd and Val! They were most gracious and helped us decide on our selections. We loved the Hera's Orchard and the Marion!! Amazing place with amazing staff

Been coming here for over 8 years whenever I visit Prescott and received the WORST service today in that whole time. After talking to floor manager service made a 180 degree turned. Nice job.

This Meadery was one of the best ones I've ever been to. The service mildly quick. But the food and mead were amazing. The entrance was kinda difficult to find, but well worth the look. And the ambiance and vibe of the place was just perfect.

Super cool spot with knowledgeable staff and chill atmosphere and really some of the best mead I've ever had.

The wines are very good here and love the food options. Such a cool design in the basement. The service was pretty good for being as busy as they were. I only gave it a 4 star cause the prices are so high. The flight of 12 went from 23 to 28 over the last few years.

While I heavily explore craft breweries for beer for my adult beverages which ultimately lead up to many reviews of it it is nice to have a change of pace and explore meaderies, cideries and wineries. Meaderies and mead are still a pretty new thing for me out of the the ones I mentioned above. The Prescott meadery Superstition Meadery was one I was eager to try and I did indeed manage to try one of their meads. The Tiki Fruit was the mead I got to try and indeed it did remind me of the setting of the name. With pineapple and coconut those flavors definitely meet the description well. Lactose, vanilla and hops are added to which made for a pretty good mead. Although I am new to the mead drinking thing I do know what I like and while this was a good mead further wanderings with this adult beverage has given me just a bit more memorable experiences.