Speakeasies🍸✨🍾 +
Historic Restaurants
Debaucherous Drinks
The house was built in 1920, so we put together this list of bars and restaurants to celebrate the roaring 20s! We hope this list will transport you back in time to a place that’s just a little more magical.
It’s not the roaring 20’s without a good, old fashioned speakeasy! This underground bar is known to locals by the red lamp that beckons in a downtown alley. Elegant cocktails and decor echo the prohibition era, circa 1920 - 1933. Open Friday - Saturday night.
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Melindas Alley
50 E Adams StIt’s not the roaring 20’s without a good, old fashioned speakeasy! This underground bar is known to locals by the red lamp that beckons in a downtown alley. Elegant cocktails and decor echo the prohibition era, circa 1920 - 1933. Open Friday - Saturday night.
Located in the historic Luhrs Building (ironically, Arizona’s Prohibition Headquarters, circa 1924), B&T provides colorful cocktails that encompass the entire spectrum of alcoholic beverages. Best old fashioned in Phoenix. Open Tuesday - Saturday night.
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Bitter & Twisted Cocktail Parlour
1 W Jefferson StLocated in the historic Luhrs Building (ironically, Arizona’s Prohibition Headquarters, circa 1924), B&T provides colorful cocktails that encompass the entire spectrum of alcoholic beverages. Best old fashioned in Phoenix. Open Tuesday - Saturday night.
If you’re interested in keeping the jungle theme going, this speakeasy tiki bar will transport you to a pirate ship to live your best Johnny Depp life. It’s very small; reservations required. Closed Monday.
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UnderTow
3626 E Indian School RdIf you’re interested in keeping the jungle theme going, this speakeasy tiki bar will transport you to a pirate ship to live your best Johnny Depp life. It’s very small; reservations required. Closed Monday.
A modern take on the roaring 20’s. Upon arrival, you’ll be “transported” from the entry’s Art Deco train station to a fully-immersive train car experience unlike any other - and you’ll never even have to leave the restaurant. Reservations Required: Request “Platform 18” for the best experience. Closed on Monday.
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Century Grand
3626 E Indian School RdA modern take on the roaring 20’s. Upon arrival, you’ll be “transported” from the entry’s Art Deco train station to a fully-immersive train car experience unlike any other - and you’ll never even have to leave the restaurant. Reservations Required: Request “Platform 18” for the best experience. Closed on Monday.
Dreamy Dinner
Take a 5-minute walk through the neighborhood and travel back to this 1960-era building for the most indulgent, comfort mac-n-cheese in Phoenix.
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Tuck Shop Kitchen & Bar
2245 N 12th StTake a 5-minute walk through the neighborhood and travel back to this 1960-era building for the most indulgent, comfort mac-n-cheese in Phoenix.
Located in historic Heritage Square (circa 1885), Pizzeria Bianco boasts nationally-recognized, thin-crust pizzas. Even with reservations, you can probably expect a wait, so I recommend the charming, historic house next door for cocktails and wine once you check-in. Reservations Required.
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Pizzeria Bianco
623 E Adams StLocated in historic Heritage Square (circa 1885), Pizzeria Bianco boasts nationally-recognized, thin-crust pizzas. Even with reservations, you can probably expect a wait, so I recommend the charming, historic house next door for cocktails and wine once you check-in. Reservations Required.
If you’re looking to celebrate something special this trip, we recommend a trip out to Scottsdale for this amazing dinner. The vibes of this place are next level. We recommend the “pillows of love” ravioli.
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Maple & Ash
7135 E Camelback RdIf you’re looking to celebrate something special this trip, we recommend a trip out to Scottsdale for this amazing dinner. The vibes of this place are next level. We recommend the “pillows of love” ravioli.
Bumbling Brunch
Take a 15 minute morning stroll and snag a coffee in a cute bungalow. Big bright windows means we love working from this coffee shop!
Cartel Roasting Co.
Take a 15 minute morning stroll and snag a coffee in a cute bungalow. Big bright windows means we love working from this coffee shop!
Established 1945. Get the biscuits and gravy. Open Saturday - Sunday.
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Welcome Diner
929 E Pierce StEstablished 1945. Get the biscuits and gravy. Open Saturday - Sunday.
Leisurely Lunch
Hanny’s Department Store was constructed in 1947 and closed in 1986. The building was then purchased by the city and repeatedly set ablaze for firefighter training. It is now a contemporary cocktail center, serving upscale salads and thin-crust pizza. Enter the basement, if you dare. Open for lunch on weekdays. Dinner only on Saturday and Sunday.
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Hanny's
40 N 1st StHanny’s Department Store was constructed in 1947 and closed in 1986. The building was then purchased by the city and repeatedly set ablaze for firefighter training. It is now a contemporary cocktail center, serving upscale salads and thin-crust pizza. Enter the basement, if you dare. Open for lunch on weekdays. Dinner only on Saturday and Sunday.
Solo Travel
Alright, so this section has nothing to do with “Time Travel” ✨🚀 or history ⏳... but in my opinion, there’s nothing more daunting (and exciting!) than making new friends while traveling. If you’re traveling alone, here are some spots that typically boast a younger, friendly crowd, to help you get started!
This brewery is located on Roosevelt street in Phoenix. On the 1st Friday of every month, local creatives will set up tents along the street and display their art to the public. The clientele is very friendly and you’ll sit, Oktoberfest-style, at open-air, large tables.
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Arizona Wilderness DTPHX
201 E Roosevelt StThis brewery is located on Roosevelt street in Phoenix. On the 1st Friday of every month, local creatives will set up tents along the street and display their art to the public. The clientele is very friendly and you’ll sit, Oktoberfest-style, at open-air, large tables.
For a quick coffee and tasty homemade pastries. Quirky, old brick building with indoor/outdoor seating and WiFi. Great spot to work remotely. Support our local businesses!
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Songbird Coffee & Tea House
812 N 3rd StFor a quick coffee and tasty homemade pastries. Quirky, old brick building with indoor/outdoor seating and WiFi. Great spot to work remotely. Support our local businesses!
You’ll enter this bar through the freezer of the pizza place next door to find the fever dream of an 80s/pinball-themed speakeasy. Locals will probably be music lovers on their way to attend a concert nearby.
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Stardust Pinbar
401 W Van Buren StYou’ll enter this bar through the freezer of the pizza place next door to find the fever dream of an 80s/pinball-themed speakeasy. Locals will probably be music lovers on their way to attend a concert nearby.
This place is awesome! It’s practically a maze, with different food and drink trucks. If you can’t decide where to start in DT PHX, this should be your place, because they’ve got something for everyone.
Pemberton PHX
This place is awesome! It’s practically a maze, with different food and drink trucks. If you can’t decide where to start in DT PHX, this should be your place, because they’ve got something for everyone.