Rickety Cricket Brewing
Nestled along historic Route 66 in Kingman, Arizona, Rickety Cricket Brewing offers a lively oasis for travelers seeking a taste of local charm and craft brews. With its eclectic atmosphere and mouthwatering menu, this brewery serves up unforgettable flavors and community vibes in a setting that celebrates the spirit of the Mother Road. Enjoy a frosty pint brewed on-site while soaking in the rich history and warmth of this beloved pit stop.
Vicky McMonagle
a week ago"If you ever find yourself in Kingman, AZ, wondering where the universe wants you to stop before the neon chaos of Las Vegas… the answer is Rickety Cricket. Now, full disclosure: we didn’t sample the beer lineup (tragically responsible behavior, since we were driving). But honestly? The pizza did not need a buzz to be life-changing. And let me be clear — we’re from Philadelphia. Pizza is basically a civic duty. We don’t hand out compliments unless the slice earns it. This pizza? Phenomenal. Top-tier. Borderline emotional. The crust had that perfect charred-chewy balance, the cheese was doing Olympic-level stretching, and the sauce came in bold, rich, and unapologetic — like it knew it was the main character. Also, the vibe? Immaculate. The kind of place where elder emo music plays in the background and suddenly you’re craving a slice and considering texting your middle school MySpace crush. Rickety Cricket isn’t just a pit stop — it’s a pizza-powered oasis in the desert. Philly-approved, road trip-essential, and absolutely worth the detour. Five stars. No skips. 🍕⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️"
Jennifer Oliver
6 months ago"My family and I went there for dinner and bingo fundraiser for Feral Cat Warriors. The pizza was delicious and a large one fed all five of us. I ordered a giant tiramisu which was yummy and light. I shared the dessert and still had a good portion. Our server was professional and courteous. Mr Bingo was fun and the cat folks were very nice. Overall a great experience which doesn't surprise me because I normally eat outside and love that too."
D'Arcy A
7 months ago"Shout-out to server Saylor, she was great, attentive not rushing, friendly. The pizza is great, subtle but tasty marinara and the BBQ sauce was so good and plenty on pizza, some BBQ chicken can be dry, this was perfect! I can't rave more about the pizza bomb, we added the sausage and didn't regret. Not overly fennel taste. Overall great experience, great vibes and crowd. Plenty of seating, parking. Best part, super dog friendly!"
Rob Shore
4 weeks ago"Stopped in pretty late on a Monday night, and the crew went out of their way to make sure I had dinner available before things shut down in town. The pizza and beer were excellent, they are extremely dog friendly with indoor and outdoor space, made sure we had fresh water, and everyone stopped by for head rubs and dog love. Next time in town I’ll be back."
Melanie Fisher
11 months ago"My husband was excited about the opportunity for pizza he could eat as he's gluten free and lactose intolerant. Unfortunately they do not offer vegan cheese to go along with his cauliflower crust pizza. For $19 it was a little underwhelming. He definitely had a second lunch soon after as it was more of a snack than a meal. Overall he said it was good, just not enough food. I ordered the Maui nachos which were ok. They mentioned being spicy on the menu but didn't seem so to me. I know we were at a brewery but after going through breast cancer, I am not drinking alcohol and with only sugary drinks options, I only had water. I know we're in a small town but wasn't super impressed with our meal. Our waitress was awesome, super friendly and attentive."
