There's not exactly a huge nightlife scene in Sierra Vista but my husband and I really wanted to go…read moreout to a bar and this was the one recommended. The bar isn't extravagant, but it's really nice for what it is, and it seems to have a lot of space for events. I also really liked that there was some places that were dark and others that were well lit so you could go between the two, something other bars don't always have. I ordered the Deepy Eddy Cinnamon Apple cocktail and it was fantastic. It was sweet and tart and had a cinnamon sugar rim. It's very rare I'll drink two specialty cocktails in a night and I normally switch to well drinks after but I ended up ordering two. The bar was clean and had a decent pool table, although a lot of the cues needed replacing. The bartender was really nice and managed his bar well serving drinks fast. If you're in Sierra Vista and looking to grab a drink, I would definitely recommend this bar.

Great Beer. Great Service. Keep up the good work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!read more

Bisbee is a small town, and because of that a lot of places aren't open really early. But thank my…read morelucky stars 'Bisbee Royale' was the only spot I knew of that was open at 8am on a Saturday. The exterior looks like a mix of three attractions: a restaurant, a museum, & a movie theater. I can't say if all three of those things are really in there, it's just an impression. I will say that I am glad I took at chance at trying their food at a time when I was seriously hungry. I was invited to sit wherever I wanted, so I chose a table along the wall with a big TV right above me. I was greeted kindly, and given time to order my food, which I decided would be a couple fried eggs, hashbrowns, sausage patties, toast, & cheesy grits. They were so good, with the hashbrowns being, as my partner put it, "The best he's ever had!" I personally enjoyed the patties the most, and the grits the least. The grits were made in a way that the shredded cheese was sprinkled on top of the grits instead of mixed in it, and I do not prefer that style. It was still good, just not as good as others I've tried. So that's why I'm not docking points; why be super critical on one side dish when everything else was an A+? I liked the wholesome feel of the restaurant, like everybody knew each other, and the fact that it was pet-friendly was a bonus too. A couple came in with three cute dogs, and that just made me super happy (not to mention, it WAS on my birthday too). I would come here again if I return to Bisbee.

I'll give this place the benefit of the doubt and guess this is probably more of a nighttime/ event…read morespot. We needed somewhere to eat for lunch and all the other places nearby had a long wait, but we were immediately seated here. They looked way overstaffed for having almost no customers in house. The vibe is also very confusing lol. Not sure if they wanted to be modern or submarine themed? Chicken panini was mid.

One year after my first visit and still 100% one of my worldwide favorites!! I walked in and they…read moreremembered me!! Love love love the drinks, atmosphere and most of all the people!!

This is the best place to go have a cocktail in this town by far.. The service is top tier 10…read moreacross the board. They have a very pleasant welcoming environment. I have always had a great time here.

Awesome service and the food was great. visited twice during our stay. Be sure to check out the…read moregift shop downstairs.

Live music. Burgers and sandwiches. Full bar. Waitstaff in costume…read more We dined here on a Saturday during lunch. The room was packed with people standing at the bar. A very good keyboard player was live throughout our visit singing location appropriate songs like "The Gambler" by Kenny Rogers. We were seated by the host with newspaper style menus. The menu includes pub fare including apps, salads, sandwiches, burgers and personal size pizza. There is a kids menu, but it's not really a kid venue. It's quite loud and there are paintings and photos of nudes scattered throughout. Also, no diaper station, just fyi. Food was good and it came out in reasonable time. My bbq brisket sandwich was lean and the sauce well balanced. I upgraded my side to a salad. It was a good portion size and fresh with dressing on the side. There are limited 'sit down/table service' places to dine in the historic area of tombstone. This one is lively, right in the heart of the area. Gift shop on the lower level, down a steep circular staircase, has a lot on offer. Boots to hats and under things. Toys, jewelry, accessories and tshirts. The back room is preserved as it was with a hole down to a mine (that is blocked up now). Restrooms are older but clean, located at the back where you'll find a veterans memorial hallway and atm machine. Parking on side streets or public lot.

Fun spot to hang out, shoot pool and listen to music. Great customer service! Cool vibe.read more

I didn't know about this place until it showed up on Yelp as a bar in Sierra Vista about a year…read moreago. I had never heard of it so I decided to check it out. It's located on the north end of a strip mall on the east side of SR92. There is no marquee off the highway, which is one reason it's not easy to find. I put the address in my Google Maps and it got me to the front door. I made Punchy's a meetup place for my beer-drinking friend yesterday. He, too, hadn't heard of it. We both walked in on a Wednesday at 3:45pm. The bar area had its steady clientele and another table of three sat nearby. What people first notice as they enter is the spaciousness. The bar is a horseshoe bar with room for 12 stools. It's a full bar, with 12 beers on tap and many more bottled. Most of the draft beer is only $5. That is on the lower end when compared to other bars in the area. I ended up ordering two different beers during my stay: Big Blue Van wheat beer and a Wow Wheat, and also had a late lunch from the food truck and had a patty melt for $7. It looked and tasted so good, my friend ordered one as well. He had his Dragoon IPA with that. Service was friendly and efficient. I like the dog-friendly shaded patio. I will definitely take advantage of it once it cools down some. There is much going on during the week. Mondays is Cornhole day in the evenings, Thursdays is bike night, and there are bands on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays. There are at least two pool tables and an air hockey table.

I spent my brief weekend in Bisbee trying to check out all the hottest nightlife spots. While I…read moredidn't get to everything, Bisbee Social Club was by far my favorite--I even went twice! During the day, it's a hip hangout with plenty of craft beers and a limited menu of bar food. At night, it's a whole different experience. You can expect a dance floor with limited seating. I accidentally stumbled upon the second floor--a modest arcade with a vending machine, which was the perfect place to chill out. It really did feel like a social club up here since I met people from all across Arizona and beyond. What a gem--it's good to know you can have fun late at night around here.

Love this little hole in the wall... or should I say below the street? It's giving speech easy…read morewithout being difficult to find- even though you could walk right past it if you weren't looking for it. Honestly the perfect kind of bar. The decor inside is dimly lit but still super welcoming... lots of cool art and plenty of board games to play with friends. There is a backseating area with a stage where they have live music regularly. The drinks were delicious, well priced, and served quickly! We sat at the bar since we were the only ones there at the time - and the bartender was super friendly and suggested some good places to stop around town. The mini arcade upstairs is officially open! They have a pretty random assortment of pinball, basketball, foosball, and yes even beer pong. Plus a couple other random arcade games, many of which are even free! Totally worth stopping in even if you're just hanging out or want a good mocktail after the copper mine tour!

What a pleasant surprise. The theatre is the perfect size. Very inviting and intimate. They drink…read moreselections before and during breaks in the lobby could use more options. Plus ice and snacks.

My partner and I attended the "Cheers to 40 Years" Tucson Folk Festival Fundraiser at CPAC. The…read morevenue has ample parking and is a nice size for a performance that still feels intimate. The sound quality also was very good. The facility was clean and the staff friendly. We wouldn't hesitate to return for another event.

TLDR: 3.5 / 5 | the ambience and vibe of the spot makes up for the average food, def a place that…read moreyou can grab a quick brunch bite , have a drink, and have good conversation at. Food - honestly, the food was average, if not slightly below average. (EXCEPT for their home fries), the sausage was typical breakfast sausage patties, the eggs were slightly under seasoned. My girlfriend got the southwest stack, her thoughts were: the sauce was good, bread was toasted well, but the chicken patty was a typical frozen patty. Drinks - the mimosa flight flavors were superb, and the 'caramel dream' coffee cocktail was super well flavored. The self serve water did not taste or smell super great, would def ask for water from the back. Service - it's pretty self serve, you choose your table, walk up to the counter and then they bring the food to you. Not bad wait times tbh, I think we waited like 15 minutes for everything Ambience - this is the main seller for me, the music choices for brunch are super relaxing and fit the vibe of the restaurant overall, the decor in the place is also a huge vibe. Could def hang out here for a while.

The coffee here is pretty good, and the food is good too but their hours are CRAZY and it's not a…read moreplace I'll go back to on a regular basis. Servers range from stressed to bizarre to unfriendly. One might be the owner. A few are top notch but really it's mostly place for weird old ladies to hang out and feel special. Went on a Thursday night recently and was turned away because it's "reservation-only". Honestly in this town, that's just pure snobbery!

The atmosphere screams "metal bar", so our kids didn't love it at all. My wife and I were a bit…read moremore flexible, it's a gastropub, and not a bar/grill. The food we ate was spectacular, and we all cleared our plates. I was a bit disappointed with the limited beer selection. Our server literally said, "we have an amber ale, an IPA, and a porter", and that was only after we asked about ordering drinks. It was strange not to see a drink menu or anything. It was a mixed experience, my wife said she'd visit again, but I'd prefer somewhere else next time.

Ya'll.... This place was recommended to me and it did not disappoint. The Mac and cheese…read morespecifically is delectable, I returned on my last day to eat it one more time. Service was great and the atmosphere was a vibe, lots to look at.

I made it back here yesterday afternoon. The plan was to try the new Mexican food truck nearby and…read morethen stop here for beer and live music by Steve Kozachik, who is also the director for the Pima County Animal Shelter and former Ward 6 councilman in Tucson before that. We were early. Steve and his wife arrived around 5pm to set up. He began his set at 5:30pm. It wasn't until 6:30pm that the crowd came in, mostly young couples with children and a few dogs. Steve has nice voice suited for love songs. He performed mostly classic rock songs from the Rolling Stones, Bruce Springsteen, the Eagles. But like my friend noted, his voice add some melancholgy to every melody. The beers this time were a nice variety. I had a Hefeweizen and then a Milk Stout. Both were very good.

My favorite food truck spot around, with a great atmosphere and smiley service- it's always a go to!read more