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Pedal Haus Brewery, located in the historic downtown Roosevelt Row Arts District a local independent microbrewery specializing in True To Style beers ranging from the award-winning Day Drinker Light Lager to bourbon barrel aged Imperial stouts. The Phoenix location features a rooftop patio with its own bar and lots of space for private events and celebrations. The interior space has 25 tv’s and is always lively for sporting events. Pedal Haus also has a full bar and elevated pub fare.

Happy Hour

Mon
3:00 PM
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6:00 PM
Tue
3:00 PM
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6:00 PM
Wed
3:00 PM
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6:00 PM
Thu
3:00 PM
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6:00 PM
Fri
3:00 PM
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6:00 PM

Specials

$2 Off Select Haus Beers $2 Off Select Steins & Wines $4 Day Drinker Light Lager $5 Well Drinks • Bratwurst Corn Dogs $6 Haus Margs • Haus Wine • Loaded Fries $7 Fried Pork Schnitzel Sandwich $8 Happy Burger


Amenities

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Patio
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Family Friendly
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Pet Friendly
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Full Bar
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Good for Groups
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TV
Trivia

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Page Updated: 05/8/2025

*Prices and specials are subject to change at any time