Pedal Haus Is Coming To Mesa!

Credit to Tomecak Design

Pedal Haus is Coming to Mesa!

Credit to Tomecak Design

Pedal Haus is preparing to bring its fourth location to Mesa Arizona. Located in Downtown Mesa, on the corners of Main St. and South Robson, this new location is moving into the old Pit Stop Shop auto shop. This 6,000 Square foot Pedal Haus location will be considered a Biergarten and have a dog friendly patio. Pedal Haus has also decided to up-cycle the building for its retro style and beautiful “Floating V” awning.

Downtown Mesa has seen sprawling growth over the past decade according to the U.S. Census Bureau. The QuickFacts page on the U.S. Census Bureau website shows an increase in the population of 65,217 people between 2010 and 2020. According to Mesa Arizona Economic Development, that number will increase to 551,155. There have been so many new restaurants, breweries, and boutique shops on the Main St. strip due to that fast growth.

Before deciding to open in Mesa, Pedal Haus has been perfecting its craft at the three other locations they operate in Tempe, Phoenix, and the original location in Chandler. They also bring with them many different awards from the Copa Cervezas de Americas 2019 to the Los Angeles International Beer Competition. They have earned these awards on more than one occasion starting in 2016, with the most recent awards being received in 2021. Outside of their unique brews, Pedal Haus Brewery is also serving up amazing pub classics that are both fresh and unique. While enjoying your favorite brew, you can start with a Bavarian Pretzel with their haus mustard, maple butter, and Biere Blanche beer cheese. Then finish with one of their handcrafted, made to order burgers or one of the Haus Brats. The menu has more than enough options and is greatly priced, considering most everything is made to order.

Who is the person bringing the Pedal Haus brand to Mesa? That would be Julian Wright. He earned a B.A. in Broadcasting from Arizona State University and is the founder and CEO at Fork & Dagger Hospitality, also the president of Pedal Haus Brewery, and the president of Las Palmas Cantina. Julian also holds many different trade names as well, not only for his companies and numerous eateries but also for numerous beers that Pedal Haus Brews. These can all be found on the secretary of state website.

It seems the community of Mesa is continuing to grow exponentially with more housing being planned/built downtown and in surrounding suburbs. There are also many people moving to “The Copper State” from their home states. This means that Mesa will need more places for people to congregate and enjoy all the community has to offer. As Mesa continues to grow companies like Pedal House will be adding to all the exciting spots in Downtown Mesa.