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    Poppy’s Office

    4.1 (54 reviews)
    Closed 4:00 pm - 10:00 PM
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Sabine T.

    Poppy's Office is located in North Scottsdale / Carefree, which can be a bit of a drive depending on where you're coming from, but it's definitely worth a visit. The space is very neatly designed, dimly lit and inviting, with lots of memorabilia and nice touches around, all the way to the bathroom. Did not try the food, but the cocktails were creative and tasty. The KBC was delicious (Cucumber Bluecoat gin, Chareau Aloe Liqueur, Kiwi, Fresh Lime Juice). The Poppy's Cigar is somewhat smoky but not overly so, and as you can see from the photos, the presentation was great. Plenty of parking around. You can reserve a table online, but we stopped by on a Saturday late afternoon / early evening without a reservation, and did not have problems getting seated.

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    Catherine H.

    Charming in the best way! They've really worked hard to make this place feel like a nostalgic visit with your grandpa if he was the coolest, hippest grandpa ever who had insane bar tending skills. Every detail in this building was so carefully considered and really yielded refined but almost-whimsical ambiance as a result. Our little group had a blast ordering several cocktails and trying them all. First, Poppy's Cigar. The presentation alone makes it a must-try, and the cigar scent lingers long after the drink is done. My favorite drink of the night was the Money Trees, which was like a sweet bourbon with bananas foster. We also tried the Lil Demon, which includes a chai foam that's very unique. The third highlight for me was a Chocolate Martini, which wasn't on the menu but was the first I've ever had to not include Bailey's. So good! I should also mention that the bartender was kind enough to make the chocolate martini, even though we could tell it isn't his favorite drink to make. We also tried the chocolate lave cake and the deep fried cornbread. The cake was decadent and true to what you'd expect. The deep fried cornbread was a showstopper... sweet but savory, like if a churro visited the Texas State Fair.

    Chris N.

    Such a fun place to visit! Definitely a speakeasy feeling bar as it has subtle markings on the outside of the building, very much like Captains Cabin and Goose down in Phoenix and Scottsdale. We were in the area and stopped in on a Saturday late afternoon. You walk through a bookshelf which reveals the bar behind. It wasn't too crowded but we wanted to sit at the bar. Such a laid back ambiance, loved the bookshelves feeling of the bar. Drinks were very on point and would definitely come back to enjoy more. It's also right next to a restaurant which will be handy for food right after. Definitely recommend for anyone in the Cave Creek area!

    Lacy K.

    Poppy's office is a speakeasy dedicated to the late restauranteur, Paul Keeler, by his children. Located next to Liberty Station on Scottsdale rd just south of Carefree, there is a single door and lamp to lead the way. You'll enter a small office and sneak back into the library and bar. There's just something about a dark speakeasy that makes me want an Old Fashioned. In Poppy's Office it's called Something Brown, made with a whistlepig, and it's real nice. Also, if lychee is on the menu, my husband and I are trying it... so Lychee On Me was a good choice as well. We didn't try any food so...darn it...I guess we'll have to go back. I did check out the restroom, of course, and was not disappointed. I also zoned in on some of the books on the sheriff's shelves and was surprised at the choices. Blindside and The Matthew Shepherd story were shelved by us and I have to wonder if they were chosen for a reason... interesting. It's a great speakeasy that you must check out!

    Alex B.

    Great drinks, great service, great atmosphere. Has a wonderful time and will absolutely be back!

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    Stephanie I.

    Really cute, but could to try to make it more "speakeasy" the front door was not closed all the way, yes small detail, but it just made me think "ok this is noticeable". We just had cocktails and brisket fries. The fries were tasty. Each drinker got was really good. The Christmas decor was nice. The decor is amazing and so pretty. I really like the story behind this place. Would go again if in the area or family visiting, we just don't live close enough to go more often.

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    Izzy O.

    Enjoyed my time at Poppy's office yesterday! My boyfriend and I headed here for a drink after grabbing dinner and we thought the place was really cute and well decorated. I liked the entry way and it was fun to see everything on the walls. Our drinks were both a little sweet, but good. There were two servers working so we had both stop by and they were both friendly. Overall it was a good experience, I liked the variety with the drink menu!

    the silver fox, espresso martini and island time
    Cassie D.

    A close friend brought us here to experience this place! Espresso martini was delicious and the ambiance was amazing! Love the vibe!

    100 Grand cocktail. So delicious!
    MJ E.

    What a delightful experience! From the moment we entered the lobby area (which is full of fun sports items and books) to when we paid the bill, our experience was top-notch. When we entered, we were warmly greeted and checked in. The entrance into the bar/lounge area is pretty cool. One important thing to note...the area is dimly lit so reading the menus is a challenge. However, the dim lighting adds to the charm. The drink menu offers a wide variety of options so finding something you like shouldn't be a problem. I chose the 100 Grand which was sheer perfection. The food options come from Liberty Station next door and again, plenty to choose from. I had the pork shoulder with a salad and fries. The pork was expertly prepared and so incredibly tender. The sides were nice but the star of this meal was the pork. Oh, we tried the deviled eggs, too. Delicious!! Our server was very personable and professional. She was very helpful with the questions we had about the menu. The overall experience was awesome and I'm looking forward to introducing it to other friends,

    Kimberly V.

    My husband made a reservation at Poppy's Office for us on our anniversary prior to our dinner reservation at a restaurant down the way. I was really excited to try Poppy's Office because we had talked about it for so long and had not found the time to go. At first I was really impressed with the welcome; when you step in, it's a cool little welcome 'room' where you are greeted and your reservation is confirmed. You are then shown behind the area to the bar area. We were sat and I found it to be a cool vibe. The Happy Hour isn't long and it was over already when we arrived. Our server was not friendly and it threw both my husband and I off a bit due to the fact that he noted it was our anniversary. She seemed to not want to be there. My husband ordered a smoked drink and I a simple Pinot Noir. I wanted a champagne but there was only one Prosecco on the menu and I felt it was over priced for the brand. I would have liked to also have a simple olive or crunch type thing in the experience with the drink, rather than the menu from next door, which I found tacky. My husband ordered a second drink , which he asked about prior to ordering and it turned out to be SO boozy , ( also super $$$$) , it was NOT allowed to be left at the table, which the server did not explain prior to ordering.. one would think since he asked about the drink , she would have mentioned that ? And how boozy it was .. he didn't have a whole glass of it .. before we had to leave. Someone else brought our check and that annoyed our server as she asked who delivered our check. I can't handle when servers do things like that. Please leave your personal stuff away from our experience.. we also didn't love that this is connected to Liberty Station and the simple curtain that was continually opened and closed to the neighboring restaurant. For a speak easy , it didn't carry through on that 'speakeasy' feel for me .. although I didn't hate it, I didn't love it and it felt like a typical bar to me rather than an experience that should have a upscale feel if calling itself a speakeasy- starting with a munch with the drink and the server being kind. Leave the Liberty Station menus at their restaurant.

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    April A.

    Cute atmosphere, looks like a library feel. The drinks were fun with cool names. I had the devil in a pink dress and it was so good. Bartenders were nice, it was very quiet when we went.

    Tiffany K.

    This place is located inside liberty station. It has great drinks and the ambiance is exactly how I pictured it. It is a speakeasy that is hidden in north Scottsdale, I think something that that area of town needed.

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    The drinks are way too small for the price charged. It's a beautiful bar and great tribute to Paul.

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    While we did not order food, Poppy's Office uses Liberty Station (located next door to Poppy's Office) for food options for customers.

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