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  • Four Peaks Grill & Tap is a lot like all those brewery restaurant chains all over the U.S. You have some in house brews and good 'ol grill and pub food in a more family friendly environment. They aren't master craft brewers, they aren't master chefs but in the end they are a comfortable place to grab some beers and some decent grub in an environment that would be better than that of your typical bars and grills closer to the university. Four Peaks is much like the chains that you'll find such as the BJ's Brewery chains, Oggi's, and others. Much like those, they offer about 8 in house beers, several types of food that just pair well with beer such as pizza, sandwiches, salads, etc. Basically, Four Peaks has something for everybody. So the grub menu is good. The pizzas are solid and the rest of the menu probably is too. I got a half "Veggie" and half "Abe Froman" and it was definitely good enough to have to not have any leftovers. I had some eggroll thing that I can't remember the name of as an appetizer and it was pretty good too. All in all, their food appears to be pretty solid. The beer, well the beer is just alright. The downside to living in San Diego is that the IPA scene is killer. IPAs for days and hoppy beers in SD will ruin you forever if you go anywhere else. With that said, don't expect that same level of beer satisfaction here. Don't get me wrong, they are still considerably better than getting a domestic but they just don't hold a candle to what I'm used to in SD. Their Session IPA didn't really taste too much like an IPA and their Kilt Lifter didn't really blow me away. The beer is great to pair with the food and wash it down but I wouldn't necessarily go out of my way to come here for the beer only. That's just my personal preference only since it seems a lot of locals love the beer here. The server attending the table was extremely friendly and helpful so I can't knock service. When all is said and done, this place fits a nice niche in the Scottsdale area. Grab some good food and wash it down with some beer all in a family friendly, comfortable environment. It isn't anything you haven't seen before but that certainly isn't a bad thing. This place is still okay in my book and I approve. ;)
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