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Coach House

3.8 (407 reviews)
ModerateDive Bars
Open • 6:00 am - 2:00 AM (Next day)

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Juke Box
Divey
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Moderate noise

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Just to show that we are nice ladies and did not let the nasty young man ruin our night!
Shawdi N.

I came here after my 25-year high school reunion, and the experience at the door was incredibly disappointing. When I politely asked if there was any way to skip the line, the man at the door told us it would be $20 per person. I agreed and handed him the money, but he became rude and confrontational over the bills. When I told him he wasn't being kind, he shoved the money back into my purse and told me to "get out of here." I've tried calling the establishment several times to speak with a manager, but no one ever answers. No guest should be treated this way. This was unprofessional, disrespectful, and completely unnecessary. I hope management takes this seriously because this kind of behavior drives people away. I asked the young man to get a manager, and he said that he was the security manager and gave me a very nasty and mean look, dead in the eyes like I had done something so horrible to him. It hurts my heart that people behave like this. I hope that whoever runs this business reads this and realizes they should not hire such individuals. The picture below is of us at the Beverly down the street. We had a lovely evening. We didn't let the rude security guy ruin our night.

We ride bikes. Some ride horses.
Jim S.

Amazing dive bar in the center of Old Town Scottsdale. So much fun. Love the lights inside and if the grill is open fantastic burgers and dogs!!

Kaitlyn G.

This place was the go to spot for a fun place to go around the holidays! It was PACKED throughout December and still see it busy in the months following that. Bartenders are friendly and you order st the bar on your own. Not too much seating as it's a smaller bar but lots of standing tables. The lack of seats didn't make me want to stay as long but the atmosphere kept us there for a few hours! Not your typical "Scottsdale place" but definitely a gem!

Sydney G.

Absolutely loved my experience at Coach House! We'd just come from another spot in Scottsdale that was very pricey, so it was nice to be able to get some tasty refreshing drinks without breaking the bank. Our bartender (I think Drew was his name??) was super friendly with our group and gave us some great recommendations for quality food in the area to try before we left to go back to the East Coast. The vibe is immaculate -- Christmas lights from floor to ceiling? Yes please, sign me right up. The experience was 10/10 and if I ever find myself back in Scottsdale, Coach House will definitely be on my list of places to visit again!

This decor is fire
Andrew P.

I was riding by on a bus back from a work dinner, and all of a sudden a building is lighting up the darkness of a night like a Christmas tree. What on earth was it?! My colleague and I checked it on the map and saw that it was none other than Coach House, allegedly one of Scottsdale's oldest dive bars. On my last night in town, I made a point to go there, and I had no regrets! It's not just the outside that's completely lit up -- it's the inside too! It's quite photogenic, and the bartender was so friendly! For the area, the cocktails were priced at like $5-$6... so great in comparison! Shout out to the Family Guy pinball machine in the corner! I was really feeling the divey vibe. I think they have food too -- but I didn't get a chance to try it. Maybe next time! This place makes me want to visit the area again.

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Gina L.

Stopped by on a Tuesday night since we've driven by a few times. Apart from the showy holiday lights, there's not much this place offers. There were maybe 10 or so people scattered throughout the bar. It seemed like regulars, most older than 40 years. Overall, pretty chill atmosphere. A bottle of Blue Moon or draft will run you $6. I wouldn't say the bartenders are nice, but they aren't rude either - they're just there. There are a couple TVs with ESPN on, a jukebox, and both indoor and outdoor seating (majority of it was outdoor seating). The indoor area had lights strung up on the walls (very on-brand) but they're harsh on the eyes with explosive neon blues. Must be 21+ to enter. Not sure I'd come back...

Alisa M.

I'm gonna give this place 5 starts because it is the epitome of what a dive bar is supposed to be. Cheap cocktails and mixture of charactors. Young people mmixed with old, totally different goups all coexisting and having fun at an establishment. Oh and they have a tasty taco truck outside. Did I mention that the drinks are cheap? I felt like it was happy hour all day.

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Coach House is the perfect dive bar. The patio is lively, the crowd is fun, and the drinks are the cheapest in Scottsdale.

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Ask the Community - Coach House

Is there a bouncer?

Yes

What are the hours on christmas day?

If this is a test, I fail!

What's the food situation at dinner time?

No food at Coach House, EXCEPT certain times when a rotating cook-out happens on the patio.

Will there be corned beef and cabbage?

Been there before and they didn't have it.

What time do they start serving omelettes on Sunday?

12pm Breakfast at the coach house is served all day long

When do the Christmas decorations go up?

About November 1st as I recall.

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Review Highlights - Coach House

“And it's in Old Town which always cracks me up for just up,the street are some of the poshest shops around .”

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3.9(42 reviews)
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We were in the area looking for a different bar to watch Sunday NFL Game-day and thought we would…read moregive it a try since we saw several TV screens as we drove by. We walked in and for a Sunday afternoon, it was pretty empty. However, we thought why not, plenty of game day viewing options with all the TV's. It was decorated cute for Halloween and the bartenders seamed to know most the customers. Appeared to be a regulars bar. We sat down at the bar and ordered drinks. I didn't catch her name but the bartender was very friendly and attentive. Right after the drinks arrived the music started. It was so loud! You could feel the base in your chest! We could hardly hear each other talk over the music. Turns out there was a DJ we didn't notice when we walked into the bar. Now, the DJ's music playlist was great. However, it was so loud and played over all the games except they would pause during one of the games once in a while. I suspect they were trying to draw in a crowd but clearly that was not the way to do it when it's game day and people were obviously there to watch the games. We wanted to try something to eat off the menu but only stayed for a drink and left. It was just a miserable atmosphere with the loud music at 1pm in the afternoon. Lastly, we noticed the receipt had a "venue fee" charge. What is that and why? Why are we paying to sit at a bar? Just be aware of added fees charged to your ticket.

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If you're looking for a chill bar that potentially reminds you of someone's basement bar in the…read moreMidwest then little woody is it. Per the website, it's the second oldest continuously operating bar in Phoenix, formerly Mary's Place, The Great Escape and The Trail's End Tavern. There are 3 sections. When you enter is the main bar area with bar tops and plenty of open seating, to the left is that area with a basement bar vibe and 2 pool tables, and to the right is a game room type bar area. We came in with a large group after attending an event with Phoenix New Times to see bats, at the nearby bat cave. So our drinks were covered on that tab, however were limited to certain types of spirits and beers. I opted for a Japanese whiskey highball and a tequila Paloma. Then I bought a drink off the LW menu-- had "the degenerate" which is a pony bottle of miller high life & a shot of Montenegro. Enjoyed by those who have worked in the bar industry for sure. Service was fast and friendly even with our group size and the plenty of other people just hanging out at a bar on a Tuesday evening lol. They also serve food but we didn't eat this time. Little Woody is a sister concept to Nite Owl, where we are regulars. Makes sense that both places are cool, in their own way.

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Patties

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3.9(329 reviews)
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Go-to dive in Old Town Scottsdale. Love this place. It's been around forever, and you can tell why…read more When you go, you'll understand why people love it so much. It's in the center of all the boujee Snotsdale restaurants, but doesn't adhere to that kind of style. Authentic, lively, classic, cheap. Step back into time at Patties. 10/10. Only bar I'll go to in Old Town.

Updated review: Outgrown…read more Definitely not the same spot I remember from when I used to frequent it. Stopped in a few times and unfortunately the vibe just isn't what it used to be for me. At one point I asked for change for pool and a water. The water showed up, the change never did. Not a huge amount of money, but little things like that leave an impression. A few of the bartenders have a certain je ne sais quoi.... unfortunately not the warm, welcoming kind. There's a level of attitude that just doesn't match my personal experiences or memories of this place. The crowd has changed too. Different energy, different vibe, and maybe just not one I blend with anymore. Suppose I've grown up and maybe it's time to move on. It's a shame because this place was genuinely a staple for me and earned those five stars once upon a time. Back then, it was the staff and the atmosphere that made it. Of the latest visits, the only person who carried that same familiar energy was Derek. He wasn't even behind the bar, but as always, it was a pleasure seeing him. Not the five-star spot for me that it once was, but maybe it's just become a place for the next generation.

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The Rusty Spur Saloon is an absolute must if you want the full Old Town Scottsdale party…read moreexperience. The place was jam-packed, buzzing with energy, with loud, live country music, dancing, and a crowd that clearly came ready to have a great time. What completely blew my mind: they serve ice-cold 12-ounce cans of Coors Banquet for just 75 cents each. That alone is worth talking about. The whole place has a fun, no-frills, saloon atmosphere that feels like a real Scottsdale institution. Want to leave your mark? Grab a thumbtack and add a dollar bill to the wall. Although judging by the number already up there, you definitely will not be the first. Amazing atmosphere, great music, unbelievable beer prices, and a party from wall to wall. Party on! Note: the $.75 beer is an honor of their 75th birthday. So I'm not sure how long that deal goes on.

Hip and lively dive bar in the heart of Old Town Scottsdale! As I visited Scottsdale and on a…read moreleisure walk checking out the scene, came across this packed dive bar that seemed to be the spot to be that evening! Small dive bar with limited seating and a small bar so good luck trying to grab a drink. However, once it's your turn, the bartenders are quick and efficient. Love the live music band covers they have that gets the crowd dancing and having an enjoyable night. The band takes song requests does a wonderful job! Mix crowd of young and old patrons. If you love live music, this is your spot!

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3.1(434 reviews)
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Gilligan's is a Scottsdale dive bar. I know that is a bit…read moreof an oxymoron. But this place is a bit of both. It's definitely not the upscale vibe that many of the Scottsdale Old Town entertainment district bars strive to give off. It's a relaxed atmosphere bar with Christmas lights strung year-round. They sell jello shots and have a shot wheel. They have plenty of TVs to watch sports. They have some of the best daily drink specials and happy hour deals in the Old Town area. It's usually a fairly busy bar with heavy mix of college age bar drinkers alongside of groups of men on a golf trip. When I first moved to Scottsdale, this place used to be more wild. It had nightly games like Wheel of Fear Factor and dildo plinko. However, over the decades, it has mellowed out to be a shiny, dive bar with less shenanigans.

I love Gilligan's. It's the perfect dive bar before going out in Scottsdale, for a Sunday Funday,…read morecatching a game, or just hanging out with friends. They have an outdoor patio, and the vibe is chaotic in the best way. Lights everywhere, swing at the bar, music playing, sports on TV, and people just having a good time. One of the funnier things they have is the shot wheel. You spin it and whatever it lands on is the shot you get. It used to be $5 but now it's $6... inflation I guess The bartenders have always been kind every time I've gone, drinks come out quick, and it's one of those places that doesn't try too hard but still ends up being a memorable stop every time. Bathrooms were clean enough for a dive bar and the whole place just has a laid-back, no-pressure energy. If they added another swing, I'd probably be there all day. I gotta try the wings I'll always stop at Gilligan's when I'm heading to Scottsdale.

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Super Bowl 2025 with Xmas lights on the ceiling

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Walls of hard alcohol options for cocktails

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