I'm happy to have finally gotten a chance to visit Unicorn Zebra since it's been on my list from…read morethe time they opened. It's a fun and also elegant atmosphere with the zebra theme clearly exemplified across the space. I would have to say this is one of the coziest bars I've been to, the furniture and seating is really supportive of a long-term visit. There are other levels, lower and an upper level besides the main space, but be aware that if there are parties, they can typically take up different areas. Our bartender, Sarah was fantastic! The way that she handled all of the guests and the busy field was incredible, so calm and collected, and furthermore making some really incredible drinks. Heads up that the online drink menu is not the current drink menu, I couldn't remember all the names of our drinks and put those in the photo captions, so when I checked on the website, the menu was showing something different other than what I saw at the bar. Out of several places I've been to, I'd say the mixture of flavors and details in the drinks are quite unique. I'll be back for more one day

It remains a favorite, alas no more a secret. We were hankering for a spontaneous post-ATC-theater…read moredrink and this venue popped back into my head. Same charms, different bartender, and new summer (May) craft cocktails that have become quite substantial (see pic of double-sided menu). Though we arrived at 4:10 (right after their usual 4p opening) on a Saturday, no happy hour, but we were first patrons and grabbed the big bay window. We are both on a mezcal discovery kick and ordered the Black Cathedral ($16) and the Girl Dinner ($16). Each was as described (pic) and delicious. We had dinner plans and needed to leave at 5:15 - just as things were picking up. We'll definitely be back sooner.

I came by here one afternoon after work. As someone who mostly enjoys beer, I was excited to see a…read moredecent verity on such a small better list instead of the usually3 IPA and a PBR. I also got one of the pizza from Flora, and devoured it in no time. We were let known there would be a hour wait for the pizza but that was no issue. We sat on their cozy patio. I also did enjoy the no under 18 policy with how small the space is. While I imagine this is something that may upset some folks, it was nice to see that with the limited spaces they have to work with it would be reserved for those wanting a drink.

Came here at the end of the night for drinks after dinner and bowling. It was cute! We stayed…read moreoutside to enjoy the beautiful weather. The mule was okay. Too sweet and tasted too much like the premade strawberry mixture. Not enough ginger beer. Overall it was good but not exactly what I wanted.

Bar was clean but still had an old feel. Staff was kind and quick with service. Drinks are around…read more$5-6 each, with a fair pour. They have a pool table for $1 plays in good condition. They have plenty of non alcoholic options for the designated driver to still have something fun. Looks like a travel back in time, and music is a good volume that you can still hear conversation.

It's a small, simple bar and I know lots of people love it. It was just okay for me but then I'm…read morenot someone who frequents these kinds of bars so take that for what it's worth. There's a pool table so if you are into playing pool that's a plus. The drink I had was really strong, which is a negative for me because I don't like to taste the alcohol in my drinks. However, for those of you who like your drinks strong, it could be a good thing. The bartender there at the time was not very friendly so that was also just okay. Not much else to mention from my specific experience.

So good , so many gin options ! The bartenders are amazing and helpful , this is a Tucson downtown…read moreoption that needs to be part of your visit

*So excited to find a gin cocktail lounge here in Tucson…read more*Cozy vibe- leather bound menus, antique and also modern feel *not a lot of seating and so if you are in a big group, I suggest coming in early. * Fabulous cocktail menu and the drinks are beautifully balanced and pretty.... And I liked their varied drink ware *The blue juniper is their signature cocktail and highly recommended... lovely for a Tucson 900 degree summer eve. *The Arsenic& Old Lace has a beautiful gently absinthe wash that brings out the botanical herby flavors. *Awesome service *Happy Hour menu available *This is located on one of the busiest streets downtown. Parking is a bear. Plan to use a nearby garage or even better, ride share since you will be drinking

Came to have dinner at Redbird. The food was as good as always. But the service from Alex was…read moreamazing. She was such a star. Great personality, made us feel so welcome and was so attentive. Best service experience I've had in a long time.

We just arrived in Tucson for the weekend and searched for a place to eat lunch. We found Redbird…read moreScratch Kitchen on 6th st. The Elote Nachos sounded amazing. Alex our server has an amazing energy and was so fun and helpful. She provided us with the best suggestions from the menu. The B.O.G Burger was off the charts. Thank you for the best experience!!!

*Visiting the Owls Club is an experience... for one it's in a former funeral home. Equally…read moreimportant, stellar drink menu. * Expect a intimate and macabre-ish vibe indoors- pews for seats, long corridors and party vibes outdoors with live music at times *Excellently curated drink menu and even more impressive bartenders who not only makes these drinks from memory but also are able to keep the orders and drinks flowing * Order at the bar and seat yourself indoors or outdoors... it gets busy and so you will need to speak up to get the attention of the very busy bartenders... also speaking up doesn't mean being rude to others also patiently waiting for their drinks *Gets super busy as the night progresses * Tip well and return... too many cool cocktails to not try

Such a cool place! Probably just us but we had a little difficulty in finding The Owls Club but…read moreonce we did, it felt transformative to some degree. Old pews as "booth" seating and several rooms throughout the establishment. It's dark, it gives off old vibes but not in a creepy, musty way despite the place being a former mortuary. But the cocktails, oh the cocktails. These are the kind of cocktails I dream of. And the bartender completely looked like he belonged to a bygone era - cool cat vibes for sure. And he is an expert as mixology.

What a fantastic place, it's not really big check with the bartender if they have room that night…read more Look at the cell phone number goes directly to his cell number. Try the dealers choice, he'll ask you a few questions about what you want and a magical drink will come out.

So I've been to this part of Vero Amore's one time for high tea. I think it's even better as a…read morespeakeasy. Love the wall of chianti bottles that lead to the bar and love that the staff dress up in casual Prohibition garb. Came here for girl's night and it was everyone's first time even at the restaurant but mine. I'd had dinner a couple times in the restaurant for my birthday and had the cheese wheel fettuccine alfredo. I asked if anyone was interested in trying it and so 3 of us split it which ended up being pretty perfect. It is hands down THE BEST fettuccine alfredo. We had many drinks come to our table, the first round being the homemade limoncello. Made with local Meyer lemons, it is deliciously potent. A must try. The bartender, Ryan or Brian, he made cocktails from the heart. A couple of gals ordered "dealer's choice" drinks and they were inspired by the drinker's stories. It was really a unique experience for them and I could almost see his mind working out the chemistry of the libations. Another must try, although I didn't because I had to drive myself home. I did have a coffee with Bailey's, Amaretto, and freshly-made whipped cream. Last must try if not on a coffee drink maybe on a dessert. One person in our party thought that the drinks were on the spendy side. Many of the ingredients were house made and all top shelf. I'm from Los Angeles so an $18 drink was a normal night at the klerb. Worth mentioning if that would be a deal breaker. Worth a go. I thought it was better than the speakeasy at the Sonoran House which was too bright and not intimate. You really like feel more like you're not where you're supposed to be at The Still. There is a curio cabinet with cigars that I think are for sale. The speakeasy opens up to the patio for all the smoke suckers. Great for a small groups or date night, maybe not the first date.

I had this former funeral home and morgue converted into a bar and speak easy recommended to me by…read morethe folks at Thunder Bacon Burger down the street. I thought the place was cool looking but on this tuesday night on a hot July night at about 8:30-9 PM there were only about six folks in this basement location and after sitting at the bar for almost 15+ minutes not a sole came over to me to take a drink order. It was quiet, fairly empty and no one seemed to be working at the bar. I eventually left,...unserved. I got a cocktail elsewhere. An establishment staffed with a bartender and who wanted my business. Tough luck club indeed. Now I get the name. Waste of time. Won't be back

Tough Luck club is a little basement bar but has all the personality of your local Midwest dive…read more Their menu offers a great verity of cocktails while also offering a decent beer selection. The Special is the real start a shot of their finest mellow corn and a Coors Banquet. Their staff is extremely knowledgeable and moves quickly in the often packed bar.