Fall in Flagstaff With Kids: Your 2026 Season Guide
Fall in Flagstaff means gold aspens, pumpkin patches, Oktoberfest, and a downtown Halloween trail. Here's how to plan the season with kids, from foliage drives to rainy-day backup plans.

Brewpub/American • Lunch, Dinner, Drinks • $$
Flagstaff's first brewery, open since 1994, and still one of the easiest downtown brewpubs for a family lunch or dinner. It's a brewpub/American kitchen on South Beaver Street — wood-fired pizzas tossed in an open kitchen you can watch from the table, plus a kids menu and high chairs so the younger set isn't stuck splitting an adult pie. There's a seasonal outdoor beer garden with views of the San Francisco Peaks, restrooms on site, and parking. Wheelchair and stroller access are both in place. Hours run lunch through dinner — weekdays from 11:30am, weekends from 11am — wrapping up around 9pm most nights and 10pm Friday and Saturday, with drinks on the table the whole time. It sits in the $$ range. Noise stays moderate rather than rowdy, but it does get busy: you'll wait while those pizzas come out of the oven, and the beer garden is seasonal, so winter meals are indoors.
Local tip
Their lot gives you two hours of free parking — rare this close to downtown. If there's a wait, the wood stove by the entry keeps everyone warm; just steer clear of Brews & Cues next door, which is the 21-and-over billiards side.
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11 S Beaver St, Flagstaff, AZ 86001
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beaverstreetbrewery.comFall in Flagstaff means gold aspens, pumpkin patches, Oktoberfest, and a downtown Halloween trail. Here's how to plan the season with kids, from foliage drives to rainy-day backup plans.
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