Goldwater Brewing Co. Longbow — Restaurant in Mesa

A very interesting place. a few things to note if you want to come check it out;

they don't serve any kind of food so the whole place is pet friendly. I'm not huge on dogs inside a bar because people get loud and don't look where they're going. Someone stepped on a dogs paw while we were there. Maybe sit outside?

because you don't buy food, you can bring in whatever you want. Make food at home and bring it in, stop by a restaurant and bring your take out in, whatever you want they don't care.

The standard 10oz glasses we got rang up at $6.50 each. Not bad but I wish they were more up front with the price of what they had and at what size.

they do show sports but we went for UFC and they didn't buy the PPV. So they likely don't buy any sports.

there are no servers, you walk up to the bar and order all your drinks there. This gets annoying when you're sitting at the bar and people are standing behind you yelling to the person over the bar and drinks are being passed over your shoulder. But I suppose I could have sat elsewhere.

Personally I think it's a cool little place and something we don't have in this area. I don't know what it brings besides local beer though. There are places like lucky Lou's nearby that offer great food and good beer with a dog friendly padio. But there is something minimal and simple to this place. Maybe if they brought food trucks in or ran specials with near by restaurants I would see the individual value a bit more.

I would recommend you stop by, especially if you live in the neighborhood across the street and can walk over. Its absolutely a cool place to hangout with your friends if you're looking for something different. And it feels good to support local.

I'll come back in a few months to see if things change but overall it's really cute. Nothing to complain about so I'm giving the...

This is a brewery built it seems to make money, not feel like your neighborhood cheers.

Went down to see a sun's playoff game which everyone was watching, trying to pay attention, but no volume, we listened to some form of regae in the background. It's the playoffs. Let's get hyped, get excited about this. Drink more beer,, order food. The seats? hard metal stools. Won't wear out, but they also are not comfortable. Not inviting, & just again made for a cold overall experience in a place with 4 walls. The beers? Good, plenty of variety, lots on tap but at $7 a small draft I coulda stayed home, been comfortable & drank a 12pack on what it cost for 2. No food, no snacks, no ambiance.

Somebody knows how to brew, but not how to setup & run a bar, had better times under an umbrella on a golf course from a beer cart. Sorry...

I want to like this place but the bottom line is it's way overpriced for the area. The menu's don't have the beer prices on them. Therefor you could be ordering a $6 beer or a $9 beer. When I asked the bartender how much the beers were, he gave me attitude indicating I was cheap. When I asked to taste a beer, he handed me the sample and said "don't worry, it's free." Wow, thanks, I love bartenders with an attitude problem. I think it's a bit crooked not to display the prices. Also, they have no happy hour. On a positive note, it is a nice atmosphere.

Update: The draft prices are not on there website as Dillon claims. I emailed him asking why they don't share there prices on the website as he said they do. No response!! This company lacks...