This is a fun spot in the haunted town of Jerome. Beers on tap were all local and the ambiance was…read morekitschy. Good spot just to hang out for a pint and tell ghost stories.

Awesome place to have a brew! Friendly and helpful bartenders and perfect place to chill! Coming…read moreback for sure!

There are places you go for the wine. And then there are…read moreplaces you go for the people--and somehow the wine tastes better because of it. Caduceus Cellars, perched improbably in the bones of Jerome, is one of those rare joints where hospitality is not a script, not a brand exercise, but a lived, practiced craft. The kind you don't learn in a seminar. You earn it over years of showing up early, pulling shots, wiping counters, listening to locals, and remembering faces. We walked in right after opening--early, quiet, the town still rubbing the sleep out of its eyes. And then something extraordinary happened. Allen looked up, smiled, and recognized us. Not from last week. Not from last season. From eleven years ago. That kind of memory stops you in your tracks. It's not clever. It's not performative. It's human. It says: you mattered the last time you were here. From there, the hour evaporated. Life, travel, how Jerome has changed and how it hasn't. The ebb and flow of a town that's been rich, abandoned, rediscovered, and reimagined more times than most American cities ever will be. Brian and Allen don't rush you through a tasting--they invite you into a conversation. The wine is the anchor, but the exchange is the point. Before the cellars, these two ran what many locals still swear was the best café in Jerome. That's where they learned the real trade: how to read a room, how to listen, how to make people feel welcome without making a show of it. Coffee and espresso are brutal teachers--there's nowhere to hide. That discipline carries over beautifully here. And the wine? It's the kind that demands attention without demanding obedience. Thoughtful, expressive, unapologetically rooted in place. You come for what may very well be the best wine in the West--and you stay because someone remembered your name. Caduceus Cellars isn't just a tasting room. It's a reminder that the soul of travel isn't novelty--it's connection. Go for the wine. Stay for Brian and Allen. Leave with the feeling that, somehow, Jerome remembers you too.

I hope the wine tastes better than the service! The woman and man seemed to be more in place at a…read moreDMV than a business that's actually trying to turn a profit. When I asked about information on the wine I was told to check the web page and quickly dismissed so she could have a conversation with a "regular" who just walked in.

Unsatisfied. Chefs and cooks did fine. Bartender did fine. Front of house manager failed to…read moremaintain an "elegant atmosphere" as described on the web page. He strutted around like a proud Guinea cock but did nothing to control an elegant atmosphere. Booths were cramped and music was too loud. Patrons had to yell to be heard. Food and drinks were good. Prices were good. Dean Towle.

Amazing food, service and atmosphere. I would highly recommend. Table was of all ages, 19 to 91…read more Everyone raved about the meal.

The wines here are a little hit or miss for me, but they have a malvasia bianca that is kicking, so…read moreI can't help but give it a little love. The service was really great, and I loved how it was quiet and chill when we stopped in. They have an amazing view from a comfortable seating area. There are even a few board and card games you can play while hanging out. There was an adult version of Trivial Pursuit was a lot of laughs. It is located in the back of a record store that is excellent for people watching, and I kind of feel bad for the staff having to deal with crazy fans, but it is what it is. I liked that the pretension level was dialed way back from Caduceus next door.

Walked into a record store to view some of the vinyl music selections when I spotted a large wine…read morebar in the back of the building with a beautiful view. Stopped at the bar and ordered a soda. The bar is actually part of a wine cooperative to support the small local wineries in Jerome. They offer their facility for small businesses to try out their brands to the public. You can order a number of samplers, or a particular brand. They also serve wine ice cream floats if that is your choice. Nice ambience and place to cool down and enjoy the view.

A must stop when we're in Jerome! It always feels inviting and bartenders are incredibly personable…read moreand of course can make fantastic drinks. My husband and I always make new friends and hear cool new Jerome stories when we're there and when they have live music the musicians are amazing! Definitely think the vibe and history of this place is so much fun and would recommend over any of the other town watering holes.

Went on a Friday at 6pm. Literally no customers. There was a woman working there updating a menu…read moresign, I asked if I should sit down- was there a server or did I need to go to the bar? No answer- she didn't look up- just nodded her head at the bar. "What do you have on tap?" Bartender said only one, some local beer. Dead quiet. What a depressing place! And on a Friday evening. Maybe it gets good when there is a band. We left without purchasing anything.

We had an excellent dinner and the wine was fantastic. We always come in looking for our…read morefavorite server Lisa. She always takes good care of us and treats us like family. Thank you Lisa . The gnocchi is so delicious and my husband loves the lasagna. We will definitely be back.

Hands-down some of the best wine we've ever had. (and we have been to France! Hahaha)…read more The food was fantastic- we had bread, gnocchi, lasagna and pesto. The service was amazing, the restaurant location was impressive, the music was great.

Just a wonderful place. Great drinks. Great ambiance. Amazing service from Melissa.. A must stop…read morein when you're in town...

Cute space, casual vibes, friendly staff. Apollo was a nice spritz for a summer evening. They have…read morea few N/A mocktails on the menu, too.

A super cool "hole in the wall" type spot. When I walked in, no one was there, but within 20…read moreminutes there was a bar full of people. This place is definitely no frills, which makes it a quintessential dive bar. The bartender was awesome. The local patrons were friendly. And the drinks were well priced and stiff. There is a jukebox if you want to listen to music, otherwise enjoy the sound of your conversation.

If you are looking for a bag of ice, they have it $3 per bag…read more Inside cash only but ATM available. Pool tables available. Seems to be a fun place for a drink.

I came in during the middle of a paint and sip night on a Tuesday night…read more There was a couple people sitting around just enjoying the atmosphere and it was fun to watch the paint and sip class. I ordered the Dulce Vita Flight. Drinks were tastey but the customer service was sub par

Cute and small winery! Had so many options for flights and they are all Arizona wines which was…read morevery unique. Our server was very sweet and was very informed on the wines that they had. There were a lot of customers in the store at once and she did a really great job at serving everyone. It was very nice being able to chat with the other customers and learn things about the town. Great spot to get a drink!

This was our favorite tasting room we visited in Jerome. It features a handpicked selection of some…read morereally hard to find Arizona wines. All super complex and balanced. I have done MANY tastings across the central coast of CA, and elsewhere, and these could hold their own against some of the best. Really surprising from such a young, pioneer wine region. We ordered a red flight and loved the 2016 Grenache from Wagon Wheel Winery. Ginger is an amazing host and knows things about the wines you only get from deep, serious study. Lovely tasting room and Ginger was such a fun host and amazing story teller. A must visit when you come through!

Ginger was an amazing hostess! The room as you walked in was so welcoming and warm like she invited…read moreyou over for a glass of wine!! The sweet wines were AMAZING too!! Loved visiting with her and her kindness was beyond wonderful!