Rickety Cricket Brewing

Located along historic Beale Street. Large open space, with the brewing and canning equipment in plain view. Big steel beams with a steel ceiling, and concrete floors. U-shaped bar and both low and high top tables. Outdoor patio. Fifteen or so taps, with a variety of standard styles. Full liquor service. Canned beer to go in a cooler. TVs showing sports. Cool and casual staff. Close to Route 66.

First off, there was nobody manning the hostess station so I sat at an opening at the bar and got a good scolding for doing that. So, being my first time here I returned to the hostess' station for further instructions. After a bit I was rewarded with the privilege of ordering a beer flight from the hostess followed by a wait until my name was called at which point I was told to find a seat outside, to which I gladly obeyed. 45 minutes later I had had no more interactions with an employee, thank you. Having said that I was able to drink my $14.74 flight of 6 five ounce beers without interruption. Anyways, the beers were mediocre but the building and it's layout are pretty nice, sits quite a number of people, and the place is a worthy look being in Kingman

 

Waited 45 minutes for a beer and over an hour for food. Tried two different beers and gave up They were terrible

Big sprawling place open to the main street in the heart of downtown. Huge U-shaped bar occupies 2 rooms and seats at least 50, with plenty of tables, a patio and sidewalk seating. Hopping even in the daytime. 20+ beers on tap, the one I had was excellent. Service Meh. Did not try the food, but plenty of people were eating. Definitely a place you'd want to Uber to.