Critic's Notebook

Club Candids: The Lost Leaf

We decided to get back to our roots here at Club Candids so on Saturday, Nov. 21st, we just strolled into a bar and took photos of unsuspecting patrons. The Lost Leaf has long been one of our favorite downtown bars so it's no wonder the place made it into...
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We decided to get back to our roots here at Club Candids so on Saturday, Nov. 21st, we just strolled into a bar and took photos of unsuspecting patrons.
The Lost Leaf has long been one of our favorite downtown bars so it’s no wonder the place made it into our cross hairs. Especially because we know damn well the spot is regularly filled with plenty of picture-worthy people (check the slideshow).

 
The adorable bartenders were slinging the bar’s more-than-decent selection of beers and wine to a sprightly and sophisticated
crowd. Every time we go there, it feels like a conservative house party filled with
intellectuals, artists and, of course, boozers.


The Lost Leaf, 914 N 5th St in Phoenix, 602-258-0014, www.thelostleaf.org.

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