Brewery & Bar

Dark Sky Brewing Co.

Inventive house-brewed beers & unique pub fare offered in hip, industrial digs with a cool bar.

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Flagstaff, AZ

About

Dark Sky Brewing Co. sits on N Beaver St in downtown Flagstaff, a low-key stop after a long day on the South Rim, about 80 miles north. With a 4.3 rating from over 1,000 Google reviews, it's built a following for inventive house-brewed beers and pub fare that's a notch above typical brewery food.

What to expect

The setup is a little unusual: food and drinks come from two connected businesses sharing the same industrial-cool space, but reviewers say it runs smoothly. Beer flights are a popular way in, and the free tasting samples get repeat mentions. Reviewers single out the confit wings and pork belly tater tots, a schnitzel sandwich, and tikka masala fries as standouts, alongside hazy IPAs and other house creations poured at the bar.

Good to know

Hours: open daily, noon to 10 PM
Setting: industrial-style interior with a dog-friendly outdoor garden and patio
Location: 117 N Beaver St, downtown Flagstaff, next to the Residence Inn

It's an easy, unpretentious pick for a post-canyon meal or a couple of pints before dinner elsewhere downtown — come hungry, since portions and prices lean toward the generous side.

Reviews (1,051)

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4.3

1,051 reviews

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Georj R

a month ago

Great beers! Our first time to visit DSB. We looked online and saw 2 address and was confused. FYI- the BSB on Birch St is the beer garden and you must be 21 years old to sit on premis. The entrance on Beaver St has Pizza and is kid and family friendly. You get two wait staff. One for pizza and the other for DSB beers. And two tabs. We enjoyed the fungi pizza and really enjoyed DSB Rainy Daze IPA. After pizza we went to enjoy the live music 🎶 on the Garden patio. They also had some unique vendors selling their goods. We bought candles from Lanies Lights. A very relaxing and enjoyable evening. Parking at the Chase bank parking lot was very expensive. $15 for 2 hours. I would recommend find parking somewhere else. We were told Street parking is only $2 and hour.

Ashley

2 months ago

Checked this place out while visiting from out of town. Had a nice patio that our dog could join us on. Great beers/ciders, tried the Tikka masala fries which were yummy but the mushroom chorizo tacos were phenomenal and are a must try!!

Roman

8 months ago

Where the Beer Barrels Call Your Name! I noticed this place right away from my room at the Residence Inn next door and knew I had to check it out. The beer barrels out front were practically an invitation. After a full day exploring the Grand Canyon, it looked like the ideal spot to kick back and recharge. The moment I walked in, the atmosphere felt warm and relaxed. The staff were friendly and made the place feel welcoming. The setup is unique because the food and drinks are handled by separate businesses, but it worked smoothly and added to the charm. We grabbed a couple of pints before heading to a dinner reservation, and honestly, I kept eyeing the pizzas coming out of the kitchen. I should have stayed for a big cheese pizza cooked extra crispy. It looked incredible. I plan to return when the weather warms up so I can enjoy the patio and take in the downtown Flagstaff energy. This spot has great character and a fun vibe. Definitely worth stopping in.

Omaggio Place

8 months ago

We had a great experience during our trip to Flagstaff. They offer free three beer samples, and every one we tried was excellent. I especially enjoyed the Vortices Hazy Double IPA—it had a smooth, unique flavor that I hadn’t tasted before. The interior is stylish, the menu features unique illustrations for each beer, and they also sell original merchandise. Overall, we were very happy with our visit and would highly recommend Dark Sky Brewing Co.

HausEki

11 months ago

The is the second time I've been to Dark Sky in the last 10 years. I don't remember them having two different locations and that threw me off as they are right next to each other and i only remember the smaller, indoor only, location that had a really good Girl Stout cookie beer. This time we loved the out door seating and dog friendly garden but the layout was confusing and cramped to go in and order. Food was good but costly. Nachos outside with a breeze cooled the cheese so rapidly that it turned to a brick quicker than iI could finish them but the bites I did have were great. Schnitzel sandwhich was excellent. The beer on tap didn't really sway me for the flight that I chose but I that could just the the selection of the time.