Harrington's Tap House is a neighborhood taproom on Flagstaff's east side, built around a rotating lineup of Arizona-brewed beer alongside mead, sake, and wine. It's a small operation with a big following — 4.9 stars from 71 Google reviews, the kind of number that comes from regulars, not tourists passing through on the way to the canyon.
What to expect
The space is decently sized with a small patio, and it's genuinely dog-friendly — bring the pup along. There's no kitchen, but that's not a dealbreaker: food trucks show up periodically in warmer months, and Park Drive Pizza delivers straight to the taproom on Fridays. Reviewers consistently point to owner Adam, who's often behind the bar himself and known for steering guests toward something they'll actually like rather than just pouring whatever's newest. The tap house is connected to a home brew supply shop, so if you're into brewing your own, it's worth poking your head into that side too.
Good to know
- Pours: rotating Arizona craft beer on tap, plus mead, sake, and a red/white wine option
- Food: none on-site; food trucks in season, Friday pizza delivery
- Hours vary by day — opens as early as noon on Fri-Sun, later (2-4pm) on weekdays; check current hours before heading over
It's a low-key stop for a well-poured local beer on the way through Flagstaff, not a destination restaurant — come for the tap list and the conversation, not a meal.