Awesome bartenders and awesome customers. When you walk in the door it's almost like the patrons…read moremeet you with conversation. Super cool place.

It's a cool dive bar. Lots of regulars. It's great when you just want a drink and wind down after…read morework without being bothered.

Wow! What a hidden gem?!?!…read more Dive bar vibes meets craft cocktails like from Platform 18...make it make sense! I googled "bars in or around Arcadia" and this gem popped up and I am so glad we checked this place out! We will most definitely be back. We had to check twice that we ended up in the right spot as it looks so inconspicuous from the outside but don't let it fool you. This place slaps if you're a cocktail connoisseur. Don't forget to pull up their secret menu. Their bartender was legit--the type of guy that could make any cocktail based on what spirit you like--which is phenomenal. The vibes and ambience were immaculate. We added it to our list of places to keep on REPEAT when in PHX. Check this place out!

What I got : Daiquiri…read moreIPA spellbinder I've been coming here for like a solid six months solid spot for me now the group I'm part of in regards to the tiki Goth community we host events here so it really got me into this spot . The bathroom is pretty clean. Parking is easy very small space and they have a smoking area outside that you can bring your drink out to , I love it here.

Hey man, this place was a welcome surprise. Came here on the late night while staying in Biltmore…read more It seemed like everything else in the area closed at 10 PM. We were hungry settled on this place to meet a friend for drinks. Service was great. It's small narrow what I would describe as a faux dive bar. They have cigarette machines with Zen and vapes in them. They were playing hip-hop. It gave off very millennial vibes. Food was good especially the Glizzy menu. And the fries taste hand cut, and fresh. I had the chili dog fries we also had some potato skins and some delicious hot wings. Staff service was great. Be warned the place is small. Great for an intimate gathering with some friends.

If you are looking for a small dive bar with decent food for a game, I would say to go here. Prices…read morer good, People and staff are friendly. Every time I've been there, even though it was really busy, there was still available seating. Its always popping and I like there's a small outside bar patio where dogs are welcome

Friends and I were killing time before our flights - I'm actually sad we didn't discover this place…read moreearlier for a full meal! As it was, we grabbed a few drinks and a snack. Really good drinks and there are some really unique ones - the Kyoto in Winter came in a very cute teacup, for example! There's a decent mocktail selection, which I appreciated as the DD. We really loved the Knotty Boyz (Garlic Parmesan) - if we hadn't eaten recently we might've ordered more to share!

I have been thinking about this place since I dined here for the first time…read more Fast-paced service and great pizza slices are $3 on happy hour. I tried the Korean BBQ pizza which was really good. They had a special pizza...The Baked Potato. So happy they offer slices to try. This was pretty tastey with the seasoned potatoes on it. I particularly appreciated that they did not over potato the slice lol. The best part about the pizza in general is that the crust is light and soft. I usually prefer heavy cheese on my pizza but their was just right. I tried the Son of a B*t@# I'm In cocktail that is on happy hour for $10. The simple yet clean ingredients caught my eye...gin, aperol, elderflower, lime l, and honey made for a very refreshing drink. Also, I've been on a kick to enjoy cocktails with no ice, so this was perfect.

I have to admit I frequent this dive bar in my neighborhood. It's really a gem. The drink prices…read moreare perfect and the barkeepers are all so sweet. I love that there is a crew of regulars who we can expect to see and everyone feels comfortable there just chatting with each other - whether you sit at the bar or at a table. The offer regular billiards clubs and I see dart teams there as well. There's no food per se, but we are able to order at the yummy mexican restaurant next door and they deliver food directly to your bar stool. I highly recommend. The ONLY downside to this dive bar is their TVs, they are small and hard to see from the bar. I don't recommend going here if you are a serious fan and want to watch football.

Constantly parks in handicap without proper handicap plaques or license. There were handicap…read morecustomers who could not park there at all.

Had a nightcap on 11.12.25:…read more A quaint place in a small plaza with plenty of parking. There was a live Jazz jam session which happens every the 1st & 3rd Wed of the month. There's different live music, game nights and even movie nights depending on the day. Bartender on Wed was Ivan & he was super friendly & gave great customer service! Def give this laid back bar a try!!

Small bar, with excellent cocktails that they change out regularly. Can find the usual cheap…read morehipster drinks too! Great tables to play board games on but not much else to do. The concerts are too cramped and the food is great but sometimes is sold out.

I do love the Swizzle! As I mentioned before, drinks are strong and cheap. They also have a good…read moreselection of tequila and whiskey -- so that is appreciated. This last time I went to Swizzle it was on a Saturday night and I didn't get there until 10pm and it was off the chain with no where to park or sit. When people get talking it is really loud inside and you can't hear the touchtunes. People were getting wild and that was super fun. There was a also a little food stand outside in the parking lot, which is really good for a bunch of drinking folks!!

Swizzle is the kind of dive bar you hope to stumble into -- and never want to leave…read more Plenty of TVs with every game on, great prices, and a laid-back crowd that makes it easy to relax and have fun. The staff here absolutely crush it -- friendly, quick with a drink, and they make you feel like a regular even if it's your first time walking in. The place has that perfect dive-bar charm: cool lighting, fun decor, and just the right amount of energy without feeling overcrowded. Tonight they even had a food contest going on, which made the whole night a blast. Honestly, I've seen a few of those one-star reviews and can't help but think those folks must've had a bad day -- because Swizzle is exactly what a neighborhood bar should be: chill, affordable, and full of good vibes. If you're looking for a spot to watch the game, hang with friends, or just unwind after work, this is it. Swizzle is an easy five stars.

I love a good dive bar and this definitely is in the running for that! My only problem was a went…read moreon a really dead night (Monday)and there was hardly anyone there, but on the flip side I had full control of the TouchTunes! They had lots of fun looking drinks but I just stuck with a vodka/cran. It was strong but not overwhelming like some dive bars. I loved all the funny signs around the bar and the bartender, Joy was very friendly. I want to check out another night when there are more people. Just as a side note, the parking lot was a bit sketchy -- I arrived around 730pm on a Monday so it wasn't very late -- There is a weird split in the parking lot one side is the Aldi side (which seemed more populated with people going in and out of the store) and the other side is a bunch of shops that were closed . There were some interesting people chilling out in their cars and yelling to each other when I came out - I was by myself and felt a little sketched by it, but I was fine.

Fun place! Visiting from out of town and Closed the place. Met the locals, Emily was awesome, and…read morethe iguana balls were delicious. Not a fancy place in anyway shape or form but was fun, inviting atmosphere with tvs for us to watch games. Food was bar food.

I had heard about Coach House from several friends and by some pure luck, I ended up at this dive…read morebar on Christmas. A Christmas miracle of sorts. Coach House is a year-round Christmas-themed bar. Located in Old Town Scottsdale, a block or two away from Fifth Avenue, there's a parking lot that was pretty full when I arrived. If you can't find a spot, you can find some free street parking close by (max of three hours). Ambiance (4/5): A lot of holiday pop-ups these days have entrance fees and expensive holiday-themed cocktails. You'll find none of that pretentiousness here. There's no entrance fee and no elaborate cocktails. The reason to visit is the multitude of Christmas lights that adorn both the patio and the indoor area. There are also a bunch of TVs which makes it a good spot to check out the game. It's mostly a patio bar, but there is some room indoors too. As well as Golden Tee and another game. Service (4.5/5): There's a bouncer checking your ID before you come in. From there, there's a larger bar inside where you can order a drink from one of two bartenders (at least when I was there) or a smaller outdoor bar with one bartender (at least when I was there). There's a cash discount (which I always appreciate). What that means is that they don't charge you tax if you pay by cash. While the bar was busy, the bartenders working were efficient. Food (N/A): Coach House doesn't serve food but they did have a Mexican food truck posted up on the patio while I was there. I didn't have any food during my visit though. Drinks (N/A): Since The Coach House is a dive bar, expect a full bar, but don't expect fancy cocktails. Ordering simple mixed drinks or beer is the way to go. They were out of Montucky Cold Snacks so I went with a Woodchuck Cider for $6. Affordable prices in the heart of Scottsdale... I'll take that any day of the week! Speaking of Christmas miracles, while I was sipping my beer on the patio, I saw two black SUVs pull up. A group of people came out of the cars and there was one person who I immediately recognized. Former NBA MVP and multiple NBA all-star Steve Nash! As a big basketball fan, having a brew at the same bar as a Phoenix Suns legend was pretty epic. On Christmas nonetheless.

Is the Coach house is in Arizona staples. However, I had a horrible experience this evening…read more Orlando was absolutely over the top road to me and my friends. I waited in line for 45 minutes to get into the Coach house. I paid $10 to get in and went inside with my friends. I popped outside to grab one of my friends who was in the front of the line in Orlando told me I had to go back to the end of the line and was extremely rude and aggressive. This is an overpriced over Kitchie ridiculous situation up in Scottsdale.

It's better than the original…read more Phoenix's first iteration of The Bar, an Arcadia mainstay, was known for its homage to The Big Lebowski with its art and abundant White Russians. And the sequel to it is a bit more grown up, refined, and fun. What's to love: Same great bar food with flavorful wings, scrumptious loaded fries, and sandwiches with locally-sourced bread. But this time, with lower lights, way more space, and sports quietly streaming into the lobby. And best of all--a decent patio! This is exactly the kind of place you'll want to go to watch the game while carrying a conversation with a small group. Where you drag your friends when it's midnight and you want a reliable late-night bite. Or when you want to go out, but not anywhere too ritzy or clubby. A ton of quality hang outs have come and gone through uptown--it's hard for stuff to survive. But I'm really hoping The Bar sticks around a while!

Went to check it out and we will be back. The food was great the atmosphere was perfect and the…read moregames etc very cool. Great patio. Had a wonderful bartender who turned out it was her first day. She was awesome