This place was amazing, super safe and cheap to drink. Bartenders are kind and would definitely…read morerecommend it to anyone coming in the area.

Loved the bar itself, turning 90 years old on Thursday. It was big with blue neon lights accented…read moreby a pink hue on top and original wood. The bartender was helpful to turn the game on for my dad and made a very good White Russian for him with a freshly opened can of condensed milk. Parents also had a margarita (tad overly sweet) and the Piña Colada was good. Bathrooms were immaculate. The hotel upstairs is only $23 a night and looked very clean as well.

"When passion meets inspiration, an obsession is born."…read more Join me; let's go get lost in a dance infused trance! The live music could be heard outside, that's the reason for checking out the inside! Those Latin vibes !! Warmth and happiness can be heard as the bartender welcomes you in the door! My recent visit to Nogales, not much here to do after work! The long hard day has set in as a drink is welcoming. Come play with me! Across the border from the hotel center my journey led me astray. Let's get obsessed with an adult libation. The days are long when you travel across the road. Moving from town to town. Stop in and do the work, then go. I found some happy and a special obsession here. Who's been to a bar in Mexico? This is not that typical bar in the states. The bartender is so inviting he's ready to make an obsession just for me. The music is playing real loud. As I sit it's a Crown on the Rocks with Lime for starters. The music plays in the back ground, you cannot help yourself from wanting to shake your groove thing to the rhythm. What's on tap? Mexico's finest beers! Whatever you need the bartender can pour you! All you need is to ask! My Spanish is "muy pequenos." But I'm fluent enough to order a drink or two. Not many individuals in the bar. It's quaint and a decent place to drink. Rules rules. This is not the United States; it's a bar in Mexico. The mask rule is not enforced "as much." It's truly an experience. One must come for themselves. Nogales is the other side of the border, so do yourself a favor and walk through the fence to this side of Mexico. The lines getting through the gates are long. Make sure you have your papers, so you can get back. No driving while drinking. Now that we have a way back home after drinking let's go for a few rounds of margaritas. The tequila in Mexico is "authentic." The bartender makes a mean margarita. At my request he added fresh jalapeños to the top. What's not to love? Strong and delicious margaritas made with the authentic alcohol of choice here in Mexico. Tequila and more tequila. The bar is clean. The service is excellent. Get out there and dance your fever away or just kick back and drink soaking up the local culture. Either way it's a win win! Time to bring this journey to a close. My obsession is quenched for now. Let's ponder the mysteries of the universe. Count those blessings as we wave bye bye to the bartender. Thank you again for all the cheers that we have done. Now the road leads me home. To the next obsession I'll raise this last toast too!

Disappointing at best. For most of their dances they are covered in a full one piece swimsuit, no…read moreclothes come off unless your throwing money their way. I know their in it for the money, but it's a hard sell. We requested a song and not a single girl was on the stage! My husband bought me a lap dance-the girl was nice, cute, and had a body type I can get into...but she seemed too shy, and I didn't like being taken in back into a dingy little closet for the dance. All in all I found this place to be a disappointment. My husband was offered a "private room" too get "more" for $20....we obviously declined, but felt they were selling more than a dance....very different experience, and not one I would return for. PS, another girl attempting to make a big tip took my boob out and sucked it...when no money came her way-she walked away!!!

This place is odd. I asked the bartender a question and he looked at my beautiful daughter and…read morespoke the response to her?!? I guess I'm invisible or he doesn't care about tips. Then after we ordered a beer and asked for menus, we were provided with one from an Italian restaurant and one from another place that doesn't open until 4 pm. We were in Tubac for lunch and shopping. No food onsite and the restrooms are outside. I asked where the restroom was as I could not find one indoors, I walked around looking and no one said anything until one of the locals said "they are outside" so out I went, tried to open the door. It was locked. I walked back to the restaurant and that same regular THEN AND ONLY THEN handed me the key?!? So strange. A little twilight zone in the desert. I won't be back. It was not a good first impression for my visiting daughter either. Luckily Soto's was open and amazing as usual.

We always pop in here for a drink whenever we're nearby, picnicking & hiking at Madera Canyon or…read morejust visiting Tubac! Bartender is just delightful & the drinks great! Love the atmosphere and how the cater to the locals! If you're ever in the area you must stop by!

First of all the bar tender was simply delightful! We could have sat and visited with her for…read morehours. This charming little spot has so much history and charm, and outside the bathroom (behind the bar) there are some fun articles and photos that must be read to appreciate this place.

It's fun for what it is - an old bar with old furniture and rough housekeeping. Tourists want to…read moresee because of history. Only go when visitors want to experience.

As the locals say , "Que padre" . Friday night about 9 PM, packed. Loud music and a younger crowd…read more The menu had typical apps, burgers, chicken sandwiches, steaks snd some seafood items. Typical bar burger but good. Beer is cold and there is a lot of waitstaff. It's great to see a new place opening so close to the border., just 2 blocks from the port of entry where Obregon street starts. Old time locals- this is the same site where Elviras/cucarachas used to be. Most of the better nightlife has been in the south city for the last 20 years - really happy to see downtown Nogales coming back. There is a parking lot but it was full, had to park 2 blocks down on International Avenue.

Food, service were wonderful. Drinks were watered down and awful. Next time I'll stick to beer.read more

Nice upscale bar around 4 blocks from the Nogales border and across the street from the Hotel Fray…read morede Marco. Beer is pretty cheap here and they do bottle service for the larger groups. Nice atmosphere that opens up to the street. They have an assortment of food options including typical bar food wings, cheese sticks, fries, chips and guacamole and nachos. They also have some salads including a Cobb and Garage Salad. They also have some Mexican dishes; Enchiladas, Chile Rellenos, Chimichangas and more. They also have 3 or four different hamburgers.

I eat here very often, the food is always great, the service is fantastic. I also very much enjoy…read morethe esthetic of the place. Will continue to eat here

The Wagon Wheel Saloon in Patagonia is exactly what you hope to find when you're rumbling down a…read moredusty Arizona highway: a genuine 100-year-old adobe-and-wood cowboy bar that looks like it hasn't changed since the 1940s (because it mostly hasn't). Dark beams, creaky floors, mounted longhorns, and a massive old Brunswick backbar that probably has more stories than half the regulars. Walking in feels like stepping onto a movie set, except the beer is cold and the people are real. The menu is refreshingly short: burgers, a couple sandwiches, green-chile stew, and usually a burrito or enchilada plate. Nothing fancy, but everything is made in-house and tastes like it. We were bummed they were 86'd on the beef burrito the day we went but the cheeseburger more than made up for it. Hand-formed patty, properly griddled with crisp edges, good cheddar, fresh toppings, and a toasted bun that held together. Fries were hot and salty. Service is friendly in that small-town "you're not a stranger for long" way. Prices are fair, the patio dogs are welcome, and there's live music on weekends that somehow never drowns out conversation. Bottom line: if you're anywhere near Patagonia, make the detour. Grab a stool at the ancient bar, order whatever they still have left, and soak in one of the most authentic saloons southern Arizona has left.

Came here with my dog and girlfriends and sat on the patio - super clean space inside and out,…read morewhich I always notice. Big bonus: they're dog-friendly and even brought her water. Our waiter, Jesus, was awesome - friendly, attentive, and really helpful with the menu. We ordered the quesabirrias and... wow. They do them a little differently - kind of like a layered quesadilla folded taco-style - and the flavor was seriously on point. Paired it with their micheladas, which were just as good. They've got a huge menu with plenty of options, but honestly, I'd go back just for that combo again. Only regret is I ate it too fast to get a picture . Definitely worth a stop if you're in the area.

Adrianna was an AWESOME Server! She helped with menu choices, was super friendly! Manager was…read morealso very friendly, checked on our food and cleared our empty plates, (that's a big plus for me)! We only had appetizers, Chips and quac and street corn. Both were exceptional, and huge portions! I also had to try the beans, that's always how I decide a restaurants worth...Outstanding! Keep up the Great work!! So few options in Nogales, this place was SPOT ON!