What a great find! This little bar is located on the 4th floor of the Residence Inn/Fairfield Inn…read more Depending when you go, there might be a bit of a wait (20-30 minutes). I loved their decor which made you feel like you were back in time. The hostess was super friendly. We tried coming before a concert but didn't want to wait. After the concert, we were let right in. They offer food but we were there for drinks. I loved that they had cocktails and craft beers. It was amazing. I only wish we had more time...there's always next time.

This cocktail bar hit in a hotel downtown on a fourth floor is a vibe. The drinks are so good and…read moreso worth it. We also had a few little small bites. That were excellent as well.. We went after a WNBA game so it was busy. We sat at the bar &, I didn't like my second drink compared to my first drink , They switched it out for me. I really appreciated that..

I cannot say enough good things about this bar. The cocktails are so well thought out, it makes…read moreyou question if $17 for a cocktail anywhere else is really worth it. It's very impressive how scientific the bartenders get with the clarified drinks, and I enjoy trying unique mixtures you can't get elsewhere. The decorations are on point for a nice bar, and the music is just the right volume to be upbeat but still allow for conversation. They also just started offering bar food, which is really nice.

Before heading to Walter Where?House for the season closing party we wanted to have a chill moment…read moreand cocktails. Our friend lives down the street and she heard good things about Legends Never Die. This spot is a small, 20 seat speakeasy. From Roosevelt St it's easy to miss, as a speakeasy should be, hidden in plain sight. When we located the door we walked in, not sure how busy it would be, luckily we noticed some seats right away. The server walked up and asked if we could wait outside, she needed to "reset" the space. Another group walked up after us and I let them know we were in a que of sorts, and apparently 2 other people standing outside off to the side we ahead of us. So, that was just a strange way to start off. We didn't wait long, around 10-15 minutes. Once inside, the service was okay, it felt a bit rushed and slow at times. Like it took a bit for the server to come back and take our order and then the drinks came out so fast, I wondered if the drinks were all pre-batched. Which is not necessarily bad if they were, my drink just didn't seem interestingly presented or having any craft cocktail flair. And all in all, I liked the dark, vibey interior with good music playing, and I thought the cocktail menu sounded inventive but at the end of the day I thought my drink was fairly basic tasting and I didn't get any of the flavors noted in the description. The other 2 drinks at our table were better. I didn't get any chai, banana, or almond butter tastes, just a solid old fashioned. I had hoped some chai or banana would be notable. I would definitely come back and see if there are other drinks on the current menu that have stand out flavors for me, since this is a cool bar.

Sunny's may not have the recognition as a cocktail bar but I need to say this - these are the most…read moreinventive and creative cocktails in the valley. The Oaxaca Asada- perfectly savory and balanced- wow. Pornstar Highball- crushable- all the flavors of a pornstar martini but so delicious and more approachable. Monsoon Season- spicy clarified mai tai- loved that you could specify the spice level. Garrett and Kenzey went above and beyond with service. I also got to try the strawberry fernet and Anna's play on a daiquiri and her exquisite bramble shot. Everything was thoughtful- balanced and above and beyond in the flavor department. It's nice to see this bar crank on a busy Saturday. I cannot wait to be back and try more cocktails. Truly pushing the boundaries and the cocktails truly were the best I have tried in the past two years in Phoenix. Keep it up Sunny's - I will be back ASAP.

Stopped by with some friends at Sunny's for cocktails awhile ago! We enjoyed the dive bar feel with…read morethe upscale, elevated cocktails. They do classic cocktails with an elevated twist (I opted for an amaretto sour). Everything we had was incredible, and the hot dogs my friend ordered for the table were massive, haha. Service is friendly and everyone was very informed and honest about the taste of drinks! I appreciated that as I'm a sweet drink enjoyer- the bartender steered me in the right direction. Will definitely be back!

Had an amazing experience here tonight. Sat at the bar and was well taken care of…read more Very chill vibe. I was actually going to visit one of the other Tiki bars in the area and this one caught my eye due to proximity to downtown and its easy walk-in and enjoy the atmosphere take. Wasn't disappointed! Their rum barrel was excellent. Watched them make a ton of other drinks and they all seemed pretty well crafted. It's not a huge space so I imagine it filling up on the weekends. They have a couple cute booths, but most of its open seating or at the bar. Good selection of tiki drinks overall. I'll be back! Looking forward to them getting merchandise at some point...

Been here once LOVED IT I want to go back but I am not…read morelocal ... What are your hours? Side note they have a GREAT virgin menu

Another speakeasy unlocked! Located inside Valentine, this one has a very swanky, casual feel to…read moreit. Very nicely decorated, with a bit of sophistication. The bar is clean and the surrounding tables and chairs make for a good hangout spot with friends. They do have an extensive menu of drinks to choose from and the bartenders are friendly and efficient. They do offer some desserts and some light bites as well. The restroom is pretty bougie and I'm mad that I didn't get any pics or videos because that has got to be the fanciest toilet I have ever seen in public! Lol You just have to see it for yourself! If you're looking for a casual vibe with a good drink selection, this is a good one to try. Great for a date night, too! Have yourself a ball at Bar 1912!

The self-appointed king of speakeasies is back at it with another one. Located in the Melrose part…read moreof Phoenix, I checked out Bar 1912 after having dinner at Valentine (hint, hint: the speakeasy is located inside the restaurant). They have a small parking lot, but it's free and I was able to find a spot on a Friday evening. Ambiance (2.5/5): Speakeasies are known for their sophistication and for their hidden entry. Bar 1912 isn't much of a mystery. There are two entry points. Either a door in the back of the restaurant or a hallway inside the restaurant that's relatively easy to find as there isn't a door or anything in between the restaurant and the speakeasy. Our waiter took us there after our meal. Bar 1912 is nice, but just about average in terms of ambiance compared to other speakeasies. Part of the reason is that it's very loud (seats 30 people or so) and all of the seating at the bar are back-less bar stools (which I personally hate due to my back). I would have preferred to sit on the various couches/sofas next to the bar. Service (4.5/5): Friendly, attentive service. Exactly what you hope for when you're grabbing a drink (especially when they take a little longer to make due to their sophistication). You're provided with water without asking which is always a nice touch. I had to grab the bartender's attention once or twice, but outside of that, a job well done. Food (N/A); Since I had dinner at Valentine prior, I skipped food here. They have a small menu consisting mostly of appetizers (many, but not all, which are offered at Valentine). One option which isn't at Valentine, but which piqued my interest is the Sonoran hot dog. Had I been hungry, it would've been a no brainer. They have four or so desserts on the menu, and I had room for dessert, but none of them seemed appetizing. Drinks (4/5): When I'm at a speakeasy, I look for creativity and an interesting blend of ingredients. You certainly have that here. There's a focus on Native American and Hispanic influences here, which is pretty cool, and fitting since we're in Phoenix and everything. I tried two cocktails, one was a hit and one was a miss. I'm pretty flexible when it comes to cocktails, and I know what I like, so I rarely miss. Unfortunately, it happened here. With that being said, I tried some liqueurs I had never had before which is awesome. And I enjoyed the cocktail menu. This isn't the type of spot you'll find an Espresso Martini...thankfully. With a couple of tweaks, Bar 1912 could be in line with some of my favorite speakeasies in town.

Came in today with my boyfriend to celebrate our 8 year anniversary!!!…read more We were taken care of by Dominique I believe was her name. She was absolutely so sweet! Helped us navigate drinks. I love mezcal but none of the cocktails were with mezcal. She recommended zeds dead and sub the tequila for mezcal. Yummy live laugh mezcal yup! Since we had our little angel pup with us, we sat outside. Misters were blasted and ambiance was so cute! My boyfriend kept saying this is such a hidden gem! Kale salad was 10/10 Mini pizza was 8/10 good quality small portion. Cheese and bread were yummy. Pepperoni was really basic. Cheesecake was a 7/10 but also my boyfriend said it was spectacular and he absolutely loved it so to each their own! My only negative is that they close at 12, but since it's slow they're opting to close earlier. Totally fine! I'm a server myself and I appreciate that! But I know others will be upset. Just call before you come if it's a late evening and not a Friday or Saturday.

I first came across Don Woods' Say When reading a Yelp article listing out the best rooftops in…read moreeach state. Don Woods was Arizona's pick. For quite a few months, I had it on my list to visit. I finally made things happen on a Wednesday evening for a drink. Located on the roof (of course) of a boutique hotel, I find free parking in the hotel's parking lot. While it was a busy parking lot, I was able to find a spot. Unfortunately, my night consisted of a comedy of errors. Ambiance (3/5): When you think best rooftop in the state, you're thinking scenic and peaceful views. Don Woods' certainly has that, though I've seen better in Phoenix. You can see the mountains in the background, but that's about it. The hotel is located on a busy street, where you'll often hear the noise of cars buzzing by or the train choo-chooing. Did I just make up a word?! I imagine the best time to stop by is during sunset. The outdoor area is relatively narrow with seating for about 20-30 people. It's a mix of comfortable seats and tables/chairs. There's also a charming indoor area, where the bar is located, but I felt like I had to sit outside. The weather was perfect, too. Service (2.5/5): This is where the comedy of errors began. I was given a menu and some water and was left to peruse the menu. Before the waitress had returned, I had picked out an appetizer and a cocktail. I then discovered that their cook had quit the other week and as a result, no food was available. That's fine and all, but you've gotta give me a heads-up when giving me the menu. That way, I wouldn't have spent the time to look over the food menu and get my heart set on a particular dish. On a better note, they have free WiFi. And service was overall friendly and pretty efficient. Food (N/A): While I was unable to order some food, on most nights, they have a small menu of small plates. More of a snack type of spot then a full meal type of establishment. Drinks (3/5): Don Woods is know for its cocktails and they have a list of 10 or so craft cocktails. Plus, beer, wine, and the typical options that you would find when there's a full bar. I feel like the bartender messed up the proportions on my cocktail as it was a bit rough. One drink and I was out. It seems like Don Woods' is experiencing some turnover which is leading to some mishaps. Combine that with some high expectations given the accolades they won, and it was the recipe for a disaster. I love a good rooftop bar, so I was hoping for more at Don Woods' Say When. Even the lobby of the hotel was experiencing issues. They sell popsicles in the lobby but the guy temporarily manning the front desk didn't know how to get their Square device working. Which ended up meaning no appetizers for me at Don Woods and no popsicles from the lobby. Two strikes. We live to fight another day.

The drinks were boozy and the place felt bougie. What more could you ask for? It was really fun to…read morehave to get the tickets to enter from the bar downstairs. It felt like a real authentic speak easy.

This speakeasy is beautiful with a nice ambience and dim lights. The beautiful decor feels like…read moresomething decadent n out of the norm. The bartender is an absolute sweetheart and is so good at reccomending the perfect drink for you. I had pink punch bowl and was not disappointed, its like candy! I would definitely come here again! If youre a social person i reccomend coming in after 11 but if tou love a private intimate experience i recommend before 11. ;) all the employees are nice and this had been hands down one of my favorite bars

Spur of the moment decided to check this place out while my cousin was visiting…read more I am so very glad we did. It was a hot day, but we were able to chill out once we got here. The misters were on and made it very comfortable to site outside. They also have a covered bar/lounge area that blocks the sun rays really good. The servers were really nice and the drinks were refreshingly good. No food this visit, but it was a nice time hanging out listening to music while enjoying being outside.

From the moment I walked in, Yanna set the tone for what should have been a great night. She went…read moreout of her way to squeeze me into a table so I could grab dinner; that kind of hospitality is exactly what you want from a first impression. I'll be honest, when I first looked at the menu, I nearly walked out. The changes threw me off. But before I could, my server Ness stepped in, flipped to the back of the drink menu, and showed me that the burger and fries were still there. Great save, and the food delivered, the burger and curly fries were genuinely good. Then the wheels came off. Within 10 minutes, Ness walked past my empty glass five times without a word. She stopped to top off every water glass at the table of seven next to me, but nothing for the solo diner. It took over 11 minutes for her to acknowledge the empty glass, and another 5+ minutes after that to actually receive a refill on a soda I was also charged for separately. To top it off, when Ness dropped the check, she cleared my drinks before I was even finished -- no warning, no ask, just gone. Closed out and cut off in one motion. The message was clear: a single guy with a food order matters a lot less than a large group running a drink tab. That's a front-of-house culture problem, not just a bad night. Yanna is a star. The food is solid. But Eden has some work to do to make every guest feel like they belong there, regardless of party size or what they're ordering.