Good food, love the open space inside an atmosphere. Fun place! Gluten-free pizza was good. Great crust but over did it with the cheese, soooo much cheese! When I'm passing through I'd definitely stop by and eat here again.
Trip Snapshot
Best Time to Visit
Late afternoon to early evening, April through October
Open
Open now · 11:00 AM – 9:30 PM
Price Range
$$
Parking
Free on-site parking available
Ideal For
Massive dining room with custom tables, gaming area, and large roll-up doors
We came to town to visit the Antelope Canyon. I try to visit local breweries when I get the chance and so that brought us to the Grand Canyon Brewery and Distillery. The place looked promising and I was exited to try their beer. Unfortunately this place didn’t live to my expectations. I guess being in such a touristy location, reduces the need for repeat business. The atmosphere is great with a huge in the center and an outdoor seating area. The food is average at best and I wouldn’t order the pizza. The crust leaves a lot to be desired. I’ve had better frozen pizza honestly. But I was there for the beer and it was with the food, I couldn’t find anything I liked. Both the IPA and the sour were flat and the wheat which I thought was their best option was ok. I’m glad I stoped by, but if you decide to go, stay with a couple of appetizers and may be their burgers. BTW, we ordered desert which never showed up. Our poor waiter had to finally go to the kitchen to get it for us to go.
This place is a gem in the heart of Page, UT. The food is delicious, fresh and well presented. Ben was amazing as our server and made great recommendations super helpful and friendly. The place is set up as an open concept and you can look from the front to the back of the whole establishment and feels airy, and open. Super comfortable area to lounge in their leather couches. This place has it all including board games, dart boards, video games, pool and shuffle board tables. They have a little something for everyone. Indoor and outdoor sitting area is available doubt anyone will sit outside with 100 degree weather but you never know. Overall a great experience and will recommend to family and friends.
Got the Santa Fe chicken sandwich and the clam chowder soup in the bread bowl. It was really good. There was a bit of wait on a long weekend afternoon but the service was fairly quick. Self service fountain drinks were convenient but a little off. The sprite just tasted like plain soda.
We enjoyed the vibrant and welcoming atmosphere at Grand Canyon Brewing + Distillery. The starters were fantastic—flavorful and well-prepared, definitely the highlight of our meal. The mains, however, were just okay; while they were decent, they didn’t quite match the quality of the starters. Some dishes felt a bit overpriced for what they offered, which was a slight disappointment. Overall, it’s a great spot for a casual outing, especially if you’re here for drinks and appetizers. With a few tweaks to the pricing or mains, it could be truly exceptional!
Why Visit Grand Canyon Brewing + Distillery
Award-winning brewery and distillery in Page, Arizona, featuring the original 15-barrel brewhouse that started the company in 2007. Offers handcrafted beers, spirits, and scratch-made food in a massive dining room with gaming area.
Highlights
Home to the original 15-barrel brewhouse that launched Grand Canyon Brewing in 2007
20 taps featuring award-winning craft beers and cocktails made with house-distilled spirits
Massive dining room with custom tables, gaming area, and large roll-up doors showcasing Page's beautiful weather
Description
Located in Page, Arizona, surrounded by some of the state’s most stunning landscapes and landmarks, Grand Canyon Brewing + Distillery represents the adventurous spirit of the American Southwest. This location houses the original 15-barrel brewhouse that started the company in 2007, making it a significant piece of Arizona craft brewing history. The brewery serves 20 taps of Grand Canyon core and small batch beers brewed at their three breweries, alongside craft cocktails featuring spirits distilled at their Williams facility. The massive dining room showcases custom-made tables and décor, complemented by a gaming area and numerous TVs for entertainment. Large roll-up doors take advantage of Page’s beautiful weather, creating an indoor-outdoor dining experience perfect for the stunning Arizona climate.
History
2007
Grand Canyon Brewing Company founded by Navy veteran John Peasley in Williams, Arizona
2007
Original 15-barrel brewhouse installed at Page location
2011
First major awards won at AmeriCan competition with Gold for Sunset Amber
2017
Distillery operations begin at Williams location
2017
Direwolf Sour Ale wins Best in Show at Brewers Bowl
2019
First spirits awards received at American Craft Spirits Competition
2021
Major spirits recognition with multiple Silver awards for whiskeys and vodkas
2023
Recent beer awards including Silver at US Beer Open Championship for Prickly Pear Wheat
2024
Continued recognition with Arizona Craft Beer Awards for Prickly Pear Wheat and Hop Canyon Juicy IPA
Features
20 beer taps featuring core and small batch brews
Full bar with house-distilled spirits and craft cocktails
Gaming area with shuffleboard and entertainment options
Multiple TVs throughout dining area for sports viewing
Large roll-up doors for indoor-outdoor experience
Custom-made tables and rustic décor
Scratch-made kitchen with Page-exclusive menu items
Family-friendly massive dining room
Veteran-owned establishment
Group reservations available for parties of 15 or more
Dine-in, takeout, and delivery options
Free on-site parking
Getting There
Page is accessible by car via Highway 89 from Flagstaff (approximately 2.5 hours) or from the Grand Canyon South Rim (approximately 2 hours). The brewery is located in central Page, easily accessible from major hotels and attractions including Horseshoe Bend and Antelope Canyon.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you brew beer on-site at the Page location?
The Page location houses the original 15-barrel brewhouse from 2007, though current brewing operations are distributed across their three facilities.
What makes this location historically significant?
This Page location features the original brewhouse that started Grand Canyon Brewing Company in 2007, making it the birthplace of the brand.
Are children welcome at the brewery?
Yes, the massive dining room is family-friendly with a full food menu and non-alcoholic beverage options available.
Do you serve food made on-site?
All menu items are scratch-made in the kitchen, featuring both signature items from other locations and Page-exclusive dishes.
What awards have your beers and spirits won?
Grand Canyon Brewing has won numerous awards including Gold medals at AmeriCan, Silver at US Beer Open Championship, and recognition from American Craft Spirits Competition.
Can I make reservations?
Reservations are available for parties of 15 or more, subject to blackout dates and limited availability during peak tourist seasons.
Do you offer brewery tours?
Currently, brewery tours are not offered, but the open layout allows guests to view brewing equipment from the dining area.
What payment methods do you accept?
All major credit cards, debit cards, and cash are accepted for dine-in, takeout, and delivery orders.
Is there parking available?
Free on-site parking is available adjacent to the brewery with easy access from Navajo Drive.
What's your most popular beer?
The Sunset Amber Ale and American Pilsner are the most popular year-round offerings, with seasonal favorites like Prickly Pear Wheat.
Do you have gluten-free options?
Gluten-free menu options are available, including pizza that has received excellent reviews from customers with dietary restrictions.
Can I order online for pickup or delivery?
Yes, online ordering is available through their website for both pickup and delivery within the Page area.
