Came here for dinner. Beer was excellent. Food order came out incorrect. The staff was very courteous and corrected straight away. We had pizza and a bratwurst. Both were very tasty. Would definitely come here again. Atmosphere is nice and laid back. Prices are reasonable.

It was probably a year since my last visit to Tonopah Brewing Company so it was time for a revisit. I stopped in a couple of weeks ago. Last year (in 2023) they still offered BBQ on the menu with various kinds of meat plates, BBQ chicken, Burnt Ends, Baby Back Ribs, etc. They also used to feature tasty baked beans, coleslaw, potato salad, delicious cornbread, and other yummy sides. My server explained the menu changed in February 2024 and all the BBQ items were dropped. Bummer. Now if I want good BBQ I need to drive over to Big Pine, CA, and visit Copper Top. Currently, Tonopah Brewing Company offers Pizza, Salads, Burgers, and a few sandwiches. The wide beer selection remains, however. My favorite has been the Mucker Irish Red Ale! All the beers are brewed on-site, I've tried several and they're all good! Most are also available for purchase to take (in cans) and enjoy later. They also offer Shandies, Craft Sodas (non-alcoholic), and Wine. So, on my recent visit, I ordered the Mizpah Combo pizza. It wasn't exactly the best I've ever had but not the worst pizza either. The crust was alright, the toppings were adequate... pretty okay for the $16.25 asking price. I'll have to venture back to try their other menu items, again, pairing them with my favorite Mucker Irish Red Ale! If you find yourself passing through Tonopah on Highway 95 it's worth stopping by Tonopah Brewing Company for a visit. Grab a quick bite, then wash it all down with some tasty cool craft beer brewed on-site! Tonopah Brewing Company food menu here https://www.tonopahbrewing.com/food-menu.html Beer, Shandy, Craft Soda, and Wine menu here https://www.tonopahbrewing.com/beer-and-wine-menu.html

Very nice customer service great beer selection and if you check in on yelp you get one free beer

Menu has changed, last time we were here it was a BBQ place that was good! I got the hamburger this time and it was ok, nothing special. Wife got the salad with spicy ranch and she said it was good. If this lace wasn't in the middle of nowhere with more options it would be 3 stars. Staff was friendly and not horrible in a very rural area.

This is the perfect stop on your way to or from Vegas. Enjoy some smoked meat and a good selection of beer. They have plenty of non-IPA options as well! Clean and friendly. If you arrive after 2pm thy have an early happy hour.

I swore I wrote a review for Tonopah Brewing way back in 2017, but it appears not! First, the beer. The selection has greatly expanded since then. They have a new brewer who has greatly increased the choices available. I can't list them all, but trust me, there is something for everyone's taste. I'll have to forgive him for running out of Moe's though. Note: The brewery is owned by the Clines of the Cline Winery, and there are some nice wine choices from their winery for those who don't do the beer. The food. The menu as of about two weeks ago has changed. Turkey is no longer an option anymore, so goodbye Pickaxe sandwich! They did add a French dip sandwich which is rather tasty. Other things changed as well, but the choices are still great. Sauce choice are down to two as well. The Kicker is my personal spicy favorite. The staff. Tammy, Sonia and Alyssa (hope I spelled them right!) are the three key people we interacted with while working here. All are excellent, and do they ever hustle to bring great service to the mix. The place can get quite busy, but they do quite well at getting to everyone. The place. They offer outside seating when warm enough and have plenty of space inside. A counter serves maybe 10-15 people. The noise is average but depends on how busy. TV screens show sports to watch while dining. Conveniently located across the street from the Beat Western, about 10-15 minute walk from the Tonopah Station, and maybe 5 minute walk from the Mizpah, Jim Butler, or the Belvada. As of about a week ago from this review, the brewery is now sadly closed Sundays and Mondays.