Bars and Clubs in Phoenix
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Dierks Bentley’s namesake bar, restaurant, and honky-tonk in Scottsdale is as homespun as one of the country star’s slew of chart-topping hits and just as raucous. It overflows with rustic charm — a largish American flag mural and a vintage Farmall tractor decorate the entrance while reclaimed barn wood is everywhere — and loud weekend […]
There’s a lot to be said for taking it slow. The Dilly Dally is a laidback dive that’s perfect for those looking to unwind and imbibe. A simple neon sign welcomes locals and newcomers through a dark foyer into a cozy, carpeted room where the juke’s never too loud, the games are never too numerous, […]
When hog-riding bikers need a pit stop in north Scottsdale, they’re most likely stopping by the Dirty Dogg Saloon. It’s not just a biker bar, though, as college kids and twentysomethings frequent the spot, probably drawn to the sexualized vibe. Dirty Dogg is known for its weekly wet tee shirt contests on Wednesdays and the […]
Many a fan of the Charlie Daniels Band has pumped the brakes while passing Seventh Street and Carol Avenue in north Phoenix’s Sunnyslope neighborhood: There stands The Do Drop In. (Granted, the lyrics for “Uneasy Rider” call it the Dew Drop Inn, but close enough – and a bartender here recently confirmed that patrons play […]
After Dos Gringos Trailer Park closed in 2009, college kids and Tempe day drinkers alike were left without one of their favorite spots to grab a bucket of Coronas and a giant burrito first thing in the morning. Thankfully, the drinking gods have blessed them with a brand new drinking hole that’s just as much […]
An oasis of alcoholic bliss tucked away amongst office buildings and industrial parks, Draw 10 beckons to both the white- and blue-collar crowds looking for a drink at lunchtime or after the work day’s done. The large rectangular bar dominates the establishment, ringed with a rainbow selection of illuminated bottles and an equally colorful cross-section […]
If you only go to Dubliner Irish Pub on St. Patrick’s Day, you’re doing yourself a disservice. On March 17, the Dubliner is packed, raucous and a hell of a lot of fun. But on every other day, it’s simply a great neighborhood bar: a place to meet for a first date, grab one last […]
Don’t judge a book by its cover. The understated exterior hardly does justice to everything that goes on inside, including swing dancing, boxing, and shopping. As far as the drinking goes, The Duce has an impressive selection of old school cocktails as well as few specialties you won’t find anywhere else. The vintage trailer serves […]
If you enjoy watching frolf, there’s not a bad seat on the sprawling patio at Duke’s Sports Bar & Grill, which backs right up to the Vista del Camino Disc Golf Course along the Indian Bend Wash Greenbelt in south Scottsdale. And if you enjoy playing frolf, Duke’s is ideal for a pre- or post-game […]
Since 1950, Durant’s has sat proudly on Central Avenue, its iconic midcentury sign lit up for decades as the city has slowly grown around it. This vibe here is old-school, vaguely Rat Pack-ish: red-leather banquettes, scarlet wallpaper, dim lighting, a back entrance that takes you through the kitchen. (Gangster tales and Hollywood lore abound regarding […]
Easy Tiger is what you might call a modern dive bar. It’s relatively young in the tooth yet feels like its own little time capsule. That’s intentional. The owners of Peoria’s Driftwood Coffee, Lance Linderman and Luke Bentley, set out to create a comfortable neighborhood spot on the west side of town that was reminiscent […]
A magnet for bikers, barflies, and the blue-collar brigade, this rough-around-the-edges roadhouse in south Scottsdale features a nightly cast of characters that are just as colorful as the neon beer signs on its walls. From slick-looking billiards sharks engaging in nine-ball on the tables to the hippies and housewives playing board games around the horseshoe-shaped […]