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http://www.fatsospizza.com Looks can be deceiving. What should be a run-of-the-mill pizza joint situated in a North Phoenix strip mall is actually a large music venue with a full bar, pool table, eclectic menu, and big family crowds. As its name portends, the food and drink selection is fat with 20 different Italian pies and a beer selection that includes imports like Stella Artois and Foster's and craft brews like Stone's Arrogant Bastard Ale. Meanwhile, Fatso's live music offerings are mostly of the low-key acoustic and folk variety, with musicians like Smoot Mahooty and The Blenderz hitting the stage on weekend nights. Thursday's open mic session, however, is far from subdued, with patrons loudly singing along with the performers. Read more about this Phoenix bar or club >>
http://www.gallaghersaz.com/index.html Gallagher's Sports Grill has locations all over the Valley, and the 16th Street location is in keeping with the feel established by the company"s other locations. Nighttime activities include more than just the games on the TVs spread evenly throughout the bar and outside on the patio, offering karaoke and trivia during the week. The spacious seating ensures ease in grabbing a mug of domestic and import brews, and the kitchen's selection of wings and burgers make Gallagher's a dependable stop for a bite, a sip, and a place to root for the Cards. Read more about this Phoenix bar or club >>
Low-lit, laid-back, and crazy-clean, this North Phoenix neighborhood watering hole is suburban relaxation at is finest. A spacious two-room interior (made intimate with a dividing wall) boasts darts, pool, TVs, shuffleboard, and electronic games including Wii Bowling for those looking to diversify their recreational options. Snag a stool for a seriously cold and dirt-cheap brew (Budweiser drafts are a buck-fifty) served up by sociable barkeeps while listening to the not-too-loud-sounds of the Rolling Stones and The Who on the juke. And while a dry-erase board touts "Karaoke - by Brad - Priceless!" from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. nightly, amateur poker nights, and free pool on Tuesdays, there's fun to be had daily during the 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. happy hour when the lounge's locals are happy to strike up a conversation. Read more about this Phoenix bar or club >>
http://www.halfmoonsportsgrill.com Your eyes will get a workout inside this North Phoenix jock joint. Besides its abundance of attractive waitresses and bartenders you'd swear do some modeling, tasteful photos of almost-uncovered derrières hang from the walls. If you prefer to watch sports instead of indulging your voyeuristic tendencies, more than 50 HDTVs are tuned to ESPN, FSN and Sunday Ticket. Want a little more solitude? The bar has private viewing rooms, where your crew can take in a game without suffering taunts from opposing fans. There are also plenty of comfy couches throughout to relax on while watching your particular team. For deals on food and drinks, stop by during the all-day happy hour from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. on weekdays or during "Lunar Time" (the bar's reverse happy hour from 10 p.m. to close) when specials include $3 well drinks and house wines, as well as half-price starters. Read more about this Phoenix bar or club >>
The building that houses Harry's Last Call has a long history of providing cold brews and mixed drinks for its Sunnyslope clientele. Formerly The Brass Belt, the building has stood for 30 years, the past 10 of which have served as the home of Harry's, a no-nonsense watering hole heavy on simple pleasures. Patrons shoot pool and toss friendly putdowns back and forth, ordering up rounds of domestic suds and making wagers on games of darts. The bar is dark, but catch the place on a lazy afternoon, when the sun streams in through an open door, and the glint off the trophies housed in the back creates an almost Christmas light-like effect. Read more about this Phoenix bar or club >>
http://www.hooters.com Home of the double entendre, the Hooters chain has become an American icon over the course of its short life. Founded in Florida during the glorious 1980s, the company with a hooting owl for a logo boasts its own magazine, a hotel on the Las Vegas Strip, and famous alumni like Hugh Hefner's former girlfriend Holly Madison. The Hooters girls at each of the 450 locations are the heart and soul (or is it the "T and A"?) of the company; from the American Midwest to the Czech Republic to Tokyo, every girl sports the same bright orange short-shorts, flesh-colored pantyhose and white sneakers. Perhaps it could be the food that keeps loyal Phoenix customers coming back. The menu focuses on chicken wings, with sauces ranging from mild to atomic, but there are also seasoned curly fries, shrimp, oysters, crab legs, burgers, and sandwiches, along with plenty of televisions tuned to whatever's going on in the sports world. Check out your local Hooters on Voice Places. Read more about this Phoenix bar or club >>
http://www.hurricanebaynightclub.com Who says all the quality nightclubs can only be found in Scottsdale? Certainly not the patrons of Hurricane Bay, who can be found poppin' bottles at this posh West Valley party parlor and beach bar five nights a week. Its amenities are similarly as swanky -- ranging from classy cabanas draped with sheer silk to plush leather seating -- and offer something for everyone. Wanna get hammered on high-end libations? Premium cocktails and alcoholic concoctions are available via the attractive bar staff. Or if you're just looking to let loose, bump some humps on multiple dance floors (including one that's illuminated with a rainbow of colors) while top notch DJs spinning Top 40, hip-hop and R&B make it easy enough to shake your groove thing. And for those hoping to impress members of the opposite sex -- or embarrass themselves, depending on their singing skills -- you can always visit the adjacent Rock Star Bar room for some karaoke fun. Of course, nothing impresses quite like getting personal bottle service for you and the date. Just like in Old Town, however, expect to open the wallet for the VIP treatment. Read more about this Phoenix bar or club >>
http://www.joesgrotto.com Joe Grotto (yes, his real name) has provided a North Phoenix haven for local bands for more than a decade now with his bar and live music venue. Be they fire-breathing death metal artists, long-haired screamo types, costumed tribute acts, or just plain old hard rockers, Joe will always offer space on his stage. Two weekly open mic nights also draw all sorts of new blood to the joint consistently. The interior looks the way an old-school rock club should, with one wall covered in mirrors, spots of graffiti here and there, and various fliers clinging to the walls. Read more about this Phoenix bar or club >>
http://www.letitrollbowl.com It's hard to imagine a more natural pairing than bowling and cocktails. Ever since The Big Lebowski and its protagonist, The Dude, achieved cult status, the notion of sipping White Russians while rolling one toward the pins has been ingrained in viewers. Pretty much any old bar will do, but the management at Let It Roll in Sunnyslope has taken things up a notch. The lounge at Arizona"s oldest independently owned alley is groovy enough to stand on its own, despite the plethora of open lanes. Plush seats sit under warm, modern light fixtures, and geometric art lines the walls. The bar offers plenty of beer on tap, but for full effect, order a Bloody Mary and drink to the clinks of a strike -- or order up a Caucasian and simply abide. The Dude would be proud. Read more about this Phoenix bar or club >>
http://www.loftagain.com This down-home dive in Cave Creek has all the accouterments of a typical one-horse-town drinkin' hole - save for the dirt floors. Everybody seems to know everybody here, and the regulars have been breaking in the barstools for years. In addition to the stiffer-than-usual drinks, dart boards, and pool tables, Loft Again also hosts live music most nights of the week, featuring performances by local alt-country crooners, thunderous rock bands, and the occasional troubador. But best of all, newbies are usually welcomed with introductions to everybody and never made to feel as though they wandered into the wrong 'hood. Read more about this Phoenix bar or club >>
http://www.magnumscigarwineliquor.com Though it seems a little out of place in a northside strip mall, Magnum's is worth the trip for cigar lovers in search of a tasteful place for a puff and a pour. Past a sizable retail selection of beer, wine, and spirits you'll find a 450-square-foot walk-in humidor and a sophisticated, Prohibition-style speakeasy. The bar and surrounding tables are made of dark wood and marble, while Old World artwork and candles add luxurious accents. Stocked with craft and imported beers, a gallery of wine, and a bar bursting with traditional and exotic liquors (including a solid selection of single-malt scotches), the Magnum is most definitely a classy joint. Stogie sophisticates of all kinds can be found relaxing on couches, engaged in conversation in the hallway hideaway, or bellied up to the bar watching a DVD of Eric Clapton in concert. The friendly staff knows its smokes and its spirits at this, one of the rare venues in the Valley where you can still enjoy a cigar (or cigarette) with a drink in hand. Read more about this Phoenix bar or club >>
With slats on the windows allowing air to blow in and cigarette smoke to blow out, the Maverick Saloon is considered a patio. At least that's the technical term, and how owner Alfonso Larriva sidestepped state regulations after an 18-month renovation to allow smoking inside this North Phoenix bar. At first, newcomers may feel a little naughty about lighting up, but soon they'll be puffing away with a lively stable of locals, bellied up to the bar or relaxing on a corner couch in an atmosphere of dark wood and dim lights. Think the Maverick's all smoke and no action? Think again. With eight TVs, kick-ass country on the jukebox, and live entertainment Wednesday through Saturday, this tobacco-friendly joint's got the goods, including Junior, the grill man who whips up pub grub that costs less than a pack; and Sue, Jennifer, and Jessie, bewitching barkeeps who'll make sure your stay at the Maverick is one smokin' good time. Read more about this Phoenix bar or club >>
http://www.metrosportzbar.com A seemingly boundless bounty of billiards action takes place inside the amply sized Metro Sportz, as close to two-dozen tables populate two of its largest rooms. It ain't just a pool hall, however, as this North Phoenix sports shack also features a massive wall of televisions, each tuned to sporting events at all hours of the day or night. A full bar offers drink deals aplenty and an enviable selection of spirits. If neither billiards nor the boob tube can hold your interest, Metro Sportz features darts, off-track betting, and poker nights on Sunday and Tuesday. If you pull out a credit card to pay for your beer, however, the bartenders will kindly point you in the direction of the joint's ATM, as it's cash only here. Read more about this Phoenix bar or club >>
My Ole Man's Restaurant & Lounge has stood tall amid the quarter-century of rapid development in the Northwest Valley - and there's lots of vintage action on display in the bar to prove it. Many of the signs and fixtures date back to M.O.M.'s opening 25 years ago, giving the spacious room a comfy, lived-in quality lacking at a lot of watering holes. Knickknacks and photos give an endearing sense of clutter to the wood paneling behind the horseshoe-shaped bar, and the clientele can be just as dedicated to the old school as the bar's titular 'ole man. Even if you're the only one in the bar whose T-shirt doesn't have its sleeves rolled up, you'll likely get a slap on the back from a regular if you attempt a karaoke tune. Be prepared for some good-natured hassling if you try to leave in the middle of someone else's tune. Read more about this Phoenix bar or club >>
http://www.pappysaz.com A visit to the West Valley wouldn't be complete without a stop by this relaxed roadhouse, situated in the shadow of North Mountain. Strong pours, snarky conversation, and 32-ounce domestic brews are on tap on a nightly basis at Pappy's. Half the fun of hanging out here is the kooky cross-section of regulars who come in throughout the day, ranging from warehouse workers looking to unwind to aging hippies and Ed Hardy-wearing bros. If the people-watching wasn't entertaining enough, local rock and country bands stop by for weekend sets, bookended by karaoke sessions on Thursday and Sunday nights. Pool tournaments, craps games, Texas Hold'em, and off-track betting also take place throughout the week. Read more about this Phoenix bar or club >>
http://www.paradiselounge.biz Board games and beer mix with music and madcap fun at this quaint neighborhood tavern nestled near Paradise Valley Mall. Its proprietors provide a little bit of everything for their patrons, including drink specials and distractions aplenty. Come in during the quiet hours and enjoy such all-day specials as $2.50 domestic bottles, $3 well drinks, and $4 small pitchers until 7 p.m. You'll also have access to Candyland, dominoes and other games straight from your childhood, as well as bar-top touch-screens, darts, and pool. Paradise Lounge also frequently features local musicians, with artists of the country, folk, acoustic, and singer-songwriter variety performing two or three nights a week on a small corner stage. Weekends are for special events, and the owners love throwing theme parties like Hawaiian-styled affairs complete with hula-hoop contests and steel drums. The friendly atmosphere means the bartender might spend considerable time talking with their regulars before taking your drink order, so bring a healthy dose of patience when you visit, as well as your wallet. Read more about this Phoenix bar or club >>
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