THAT Brewery & Pub
4.5 (751 on Google)
About THAT Brewery & Pub
THAT Brewery & Pub is a brewpub in Pine, Arizona, in the high desert Rim country. It sits just off the Arizona Trail, near the Pine Trailhead. Its Arizona Trail Ale is the official beer of the Arizona National Scenic Trail.
The brewery calls Arizona Trail Ale its flagship, with malt flavors of fresh baked whole wheat bread and a floral hop. Part of the proceeds from every one sold goes to the Arizona Trail Association. The tap list also runs to RoadRash IPA, THAT Mexican Lager and THAT Strawberry Blonde.
The kitchen serves burgers, soup and salad. Its website calls the elk chili award winning. The site also mentions smoked meats made in house.
The patio is dog friendly, and the website calls the whole place family friendly. There is a volleyball court, free parking and live music. Steve and Tamara Morken turned their Rimside Grill & Cabins into the brewery in 2012.
From THAT Brewery's own website and its Google listing, read October 30, 2026.
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Amenities
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- Wheelchair accessible parking lot
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Questions people ask
Can I bring my dog to THAT Brewery & Pub?
Yes, on the patio. Its website lists a dog friendly patio.
Does THAT Brewery & Pub serve food?
Yes. The kitchen offers burgers, soup, salad and elk chili, and the website says it smokes meats in house. The menu changes with the seasons.
Is it a good place to bring kids?
Its website calls the pub family friendly. It also lists a volleyball court and outdoor games.
Is THAT Brewery & Pub wheelchair accessible?
Google lists a wheelchair accessible entrance and a wheelchair accessible parking lot.
Which breweries are close by?
No other brewery is close. Beverage Place, a beer store in Payson, is 12 miles away.
Answers come from THAT Brewery's website and its Google listing, read October 30, 2026.
Before you visit THAT Brewery
Expect a pub with a patio, a volleyball court and a kitchen in a small Rim country community. The website says the drive up from Payson or Phoenix is worth it. Free parking is on site.
Check thatbrewery.com before you go. It posts the current tap list, a calendar and the pub menu. Look at the hours there too, because the pub closes on some weekdays.
If you hike the Arizona Trail, the pub is just off the trail from the Pine Trailhead. Beverage Place, a beer store in Payson, is 12 miles away, so it fits on the drive back down.