Casa Video and Film Bar: Tucson Spot for Movie Buffs and Beer

Roam Arizona

08 Jan 2025 — 1 min read

If you’re a cinephile with a taste for craft beer, Casa Video and Film Bar is the hidden gem you’ve been waiting for. This Tucson treasure blends the nostalgia of a classic video rental store with the laid-back atmosphere of a local taproom.

Haven for Movie Lovers

Step into Casa Video, and you’re greeted by shelves filled with many movie titles. From cult classics to hard-to-find gems, this place is a movie lover's dream. Browsing the collection feels like a journey through film history, with something for every genre and mood.

Casa Film Bar regularly screens movies right at the bar. With a rotating selection of films playing in the cozy taproom, it’s the perfect spot to grab a craft beer, settle in, and enjoy a cinematic classic or quirky indie flick with fellow movie lovers.

Bar Experience

Casa Video and Film Bar offers rotating craft beers on tap, including plenty of local brews from Tucson. Grab a pint, pull up a seat, and settle in with your next favorite flick.

Events and Community Vibes

Casa Video and Film Bar is more than just a rental store or taproom; it’s a community hub. They host events like movie trivia nights, themed screenings, and partnerships with local food trucks, creating a lively space to connect with fellow film fans and beer enthusiasts. Check their calendar for upcoming events. Whether you’re looking for a unique night out or just want to browse movies while sipping on a local IPA, Casa Video and Film Bar offers an experience you won’t find anywhere else.

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