Beautiful spring day in Tombstone…read more Scale: 1-5 Beer: 5 - Delicious Hazy IPA and Raspberry Weisse. Atmosphere: 5 - Relaxed. Service: 5 - quick Food: truck but I didn't check it out since I already ate. Cultural/Political Agenda (1-5): 5 -Everyone is welcome. No preachy nonsense or virtue signaling, just beer, as it should be.

Welcome to the OLD WEST with a brewery! Set in the outskirts…read moreof town on E. Toughnut St. in Tombstone , AZ this was a nice oasis to visit. Good variety to choose from on tap as well as in their coolers. Service was well attentive. They have a great covered patio outside to enjoy also!

Good beer, good food, good times. Thursday night bingo is so much fun! The staff and service have…read morealways been great. That and bingo are why I keep coming back.

Stopped in again last Wednesday. We don't come nearly as often as in the past as most pints are now…read more$7 and the no dog policy stands. Ever since Allen has bought the place a few years ago. many Taos remain empty. There were ten empty taps on my last visit. The good news for liquor drinkers, they now serve some mixed drinks and wine. Selection is poor. But it's a good start.

Wow!!! Sarsaparilla locally made and sold. Walk up or…read moredrive up. Step over the sleeping dog and be treated by the owner. Buy it by the bottle or a 4 pack. Packed in ice so the bottle is cold. Pop the top and drink it as you are strolling g down the street. There are some local souvenirs to purchase.

Fabulous product that is loved by my neighbor. He can't get enough for this product. Export out of…read moreAZ.

The Old Trappmann Saloon is nothing less than awesome. While staying at the Monument Ranch in…read moreTombstone, AZ, you must wet your whistle and take in the awesome historic decor of the Old Trappmann Saloon. Friendly staff and and friendly travelers gather each night to have cocktails, dance to live music on select nights and take in the historic saloon. We had a great time and met many people from all over, including Canada. It really takes you back to the 1800's! The Monument ranch is a simply amazing place to stay for starters and The Trappmann Saloon is a great part of what make this place come alive at night. Buck and Burt entertained us all the night we were at the Saloon and boy was it a hoot. Not only are they a great duo that played all evening, but they even took requests. Everyone was dancing and having a great time. The beer was really cold and everyone was extremely friendly. There was a nice crowd of people, but not packed by any means. Some people who lived in town came out to enjoy the festivities, but mostly folks that were staying at the ranch. I would highly recommend you make a trip out to this really neat ole Saloon, even if you aren't staying at the ranch; it really is that cool!

Arizona 01-2024 Tony and I stopped by the Four Deuces Saloon Bar. It was a nice little spot to stop…read moreat. Tony had a Budweiser and I was able to get a Orange Juice. We didn't eat here. The weather was nice, a very cool 60 degrees so we took our drinks outside on the patio area. There was a lot of bikers here but I didn't get the vibe of your traditional biker bar. Definitely would go back again and highly recommend if you're in area to stop by. The bartender was extremely nice!

Walked in and sat down at a table the bartender refused to ask me if I wanted a drink supposedly if…read moreyou only have bikers colors or anything resembling a biker club they wouldn't serve you absolutely the worst bar I've been to ever. The city of Tombstone should shutdown this POS....

We stopped in for some lunch here after discovering they are dog friendly. The permit pups in the…read moremain saloon area which was nice. Quite the historic saloon, so it was fun looking at the architecture and the huge wooden bar. The service was good and very friendly, beer was cold and food was decent - my brother had a burger, the husband the philly cheese steak and I went for a chicken wrap (which was a bit bland). The extra star for me is the pup friendliness. I had initially thought they would put us up on the second story balcony seating area but it was nice that we were able to sit inside of the main saloon.

I would love to be able to talk about their food, but I've gone multiple times and stood around…read morewatching the staff ignore my party for over 45 min without being greeted, let alone seated. Yes the staff looked over at us multiple times. They KNEW there were people waiting to even be acknowledged. There were multiple parties being ignored by the time we left and went to either Longhorn, or Big Nose Kate's, which greeted us immediately, and seated us quickly. When we left, at least one other party did as well asking where we were headed if we weren't waiting.

I was saddened to learn that this family business is up for sale. The two brothers running it,…read morehowever, promise to continue brewing beer until it is sold. It's only been running for 18 months. I went in again today at noon. I ordered a single smash burger with a Ballpark blonde and then a Pilsner. Food and beer were on point The beer has gotten even more flavorful with time. I left at 12 45pm and it was getting busy. Someone noted that the building facade is otherwise nondescript, with no marquee or lighting announcing its opening.

Great food and beer! We enjoyed the Red Puma IPA and some mozzarella sticks, but the burgers sound…read morelike the thing to get if you are there for a meal! Staff is friendly and attentive!

Big Nose Kate's is a place I stop at every time I'm in Tombstone. The service has been great every…read morevisit I've had, the drinks are good and cheap. Between the live music and the old historic vibe, I think it's one of the coolest experiences in town! The history behind the place is also really interesting. It's the second-oldest restaurant in Arizona and opened in 1880. The building used to be the Grand Hotel before it burned down in 1882 & was rebuilt, and there's a lot of history connected to it. The food isn't luxury dining, but I've never been disappointed with a burger or sandwich with some onion rings (really tasty btw). My girlfriend also loves the Macho Nachos. Overall it's just a fun spot with good prices, good service, and a Wild West-sized load of character

I'd have to say that if for no reason other than atmosphere alone, Big Nose Kate's Saloon earns its…read morefive stars! Even on a Tuesday afternoon in mid-April, this joint was bustling with live music, servers rushing about in their period costumes, and the chatter of happy patrons enjoying themselves and taking it all in. Whether a lover of frontier history, western cinema, or just plain ol' drinking in a genuine saloon, Big Nose Kate's screams, "WELCOME TO THE TOWN TOO TOUGH TO DIE!" Upon entering, our party was seated in a raised section above the main floor near the front windows. It was an excellent spot to see all the action (including a monitor playing the movie Tombstone, BTW) as we perused the menu of appetizers, entrees, and libations. The selection of specialty drinks was impressive, though I opted for a simple "Big Ass" draft pilsner (flavorful and locally brewed). My wife did order a Cowboy Sangria - and it appears wimpy drinks "don't go around here, Law Dog," because she thought it was good but a bit too strong. I actually had to finish it for her. (Such a chivalrous sacrifice!) But don't assume that Kate's is just a drinking establishment; there's quite a variety of eats, as well. Good-sized, tasty looking burgers and sandwiches passed by our table, which were tempting; however, not being overly hungry, we decided to sample a few of their appetizers as we moved on to another round of beers. The Buffalo Wings were good but nothing really special. The Soft Pretzel Basket - actually one HUGE pretzel served with cheese and mustard sauces - was warm, salty, and much bigger than anyone anticipated. It was enjoyed by our entire table. When visiting, don't neglect a trip to the gift shop, which can be accessed from a spiral staircase right in the center of the dining area. Their menu recounts that a part of this underground area was once the abode of the saloon's swamper, and you can even view his living cubby and mining tunnel when below. Of course, there's lots of branded swag available for sale down there, too! Big Nose Kate's Saloon is a must-see stop for Tombstone visitors. Priced aren't exorbitant, portions are generous, and the food and drinks are pretty darned good, as was evident from the satisfied looks of the diners and drinkers around us . You may even be approached by Steve, who offers FREE photos (from your personal camera or phone) with props and piano-top poses - now how can you beat that value? Make it a point to come on in, belly up to the bar, and enjoy the saloon's hospitality.

Stopped here for a beer and a gin drink both were excellent. Don't know when I'll be back to Bisbee…read morebut if I was coming back, I'd definitely come here. Sadly I no longer live in AZ and only have one relative still living there. But if your in Bisbee... check this place out.

I thought this bar had a charming local feel. We really enjoyed the live music, which was a folk…read moreartist that afternoon. It was counter service at the bar only, which was totally okay with us. They didn't have much food available, but the free popcorn was a nice touch. I wasn't a huge fan of the salut,but I did think the malt beer was nice.

Such a fun bar to hang and enjoy a few drinks! On Thursday nights they have a special bowling event…read morewhich was such a fun activity to engage all the patrons. Staff were super friendly and inviting!

Stop in for a drink and play a couple of songs on the jukebox if there isn't love music. You won't…read moreregret it! It's one of the oldest dive bars in Arizona with eclectic decor, strong pours and cool dive bars vibes.