This one is already open. The Sacred Pint has been trading since October 17, 2025 at 22020 S Ellsworth Rd, on the southwest corner of Ellsworth and Ocotillo.
What it is
A locally owned neighborhood taproom and wine bar. Not a chain.
- 36 rotating taps of craft beer, plus a curated wine list
- Seven cooler doors of to-go beer, wine, sake, and non-alcoholic options
- Charcuterie boards from local maker meets_n_cheeses
- Lounge seating, shuffleboard, and darts
The Mesa connection
Queen Creek is their second location. The original Sacred Pint is in downtown Mesa at 214 W Main St, tucked inside the Neighborhood Comedy Theater at Main and Robson. So this is a small local operator taking its second swing, not an outside brand parachuting in.
A note on the listing
The Town of Queen Creek’s Economic Development office lists The Sacred Pint and Queen Creek Barbecue Co. together on the same Now Open entry, which is why both names appear on this page. We were not able to independently confirm the relationship between the two businesses. Treat them as two names on one town listing until we can verify more, and we will update this page when we do.
Why a local taproom landing here is worth noting
Independent operators usually follow the anchors into a growing area rather than leading. Sacred Pint opening downtown is a sign the foot traffic is finally there. We wrote about that pattern here: why chains open first in Queen Creek.