I'm happy to have finally gotten a chance to visit Unicorn Zebra since it's been on my list from…read morethe time they opened. It's a fun and also elegant atmosphere with the zebra theme clearly exemplified across the space. I would have to say this is one of the coziest bars I've been to, the furniture and seating is really supportive of a long-term visit. There are other levels, lower and an upper level besides the main space, but be aware that if there are parties, they can typically take up different areas. Our bartender, Sarah was fantastic! The way that she handled all of the guests and the busy field was incredible, so calm and collected, and furthermore making some really incredible drinks. Heads up that the online drink menu is not the current drink menu, I couldn't remember all the names of our drinks and put those in the photo captions, so when I checked on the website, the menu was showing something different other than what I saw at the bar. Out of several places I've been to, I'd say the mixture of flavors and details in the drinks are quite unique. I'll be back for more one day

One fateful night in Tucson, we stumbled upon the Unicorn Zebra. We had never heard of this place…read morebut were curious so we went in. We were greeted by a giant statue of a unicorn zebra and of course took a selfie. We then went to the bar area and absolutely loved the dark speakeasy vibes. Burk, the handsome man with a shiny head, was at the bar. He handed us a drink menu that contained fun drink names like Death of a Unicorn. The drinks tasted good and had a lovely presentation. Mine even came in a zebra mug. We also learned that this bar has both an upstairs and downstairs area. We enjoyed a couple of drinks and headed home. This place left such an impression that we have been back two times since. On another occasion we had Nate the bartender. He had a lovely personality and accommodated all of the guests that came in near closing. We enjoyed Santa's Banana Hammock and Unicorn Ski Accident. I would definitely recommend this hidden gem. I look forward to seeing where this place goes. It has a ton of potential for special events with the basement area. P.s. It's also a boutique hotel. You could always book a room and enjoy dreams downstairs without having to drive

Centrally located dive bar we stopped by on a Sunday while strolling 4th Avenue. It's not the…read morebest-looking spot, but the interesting artwork on the walls gives it some character. The Pac-Man tables were a fun touch. Bartenders aren't the friendliest, but they get the job done. Music is good on certain days, and the bathrooms were clean.

Great dive bar with a great assortment of shots! I highly recommend the watermelon shots and green…read moretea shots! Great service and friendly bartenders.

Nice hangout spot with a cute lounge downstairs, but more notably, an eventful rooftop club space…read more What I love: Catching entertainment upstairs, especially during the day. When it's not too hot out (and lets be honest, I persevere even in the summer) I've really enjoyed watching drag shows, or even stumbling onto daytime dance parties. You can try coming here late at night, but it's a totally difference scene and a really long line. Still fun! What I like: I like the idea of having an actual brunch here, even though I haven't tried the food yet. I'm just glad it's an option here. What needs work: Don't bother getting cocktails, just keep it simple.

I loved this place. I found them on TikTok once I discovered we'd be heading to Tucson. They had a…read morepretty packed rooftop as some of the students were having an event for parents. I loved seeing the mixed crowd and not feeling like the aunt's and uncles in a room full of college kids. Our drinks were pretty tasty and strong. I'd definitely return if we made another visit to the area.

One of the best hookah bars we've ever been to! Owner was super friendly, informative, and helpful…read morewith places to go and things to see as we were visiting for a few days - recommended some great local eateries and bars. Great service, nice smooth hookahs and very chill, relaxing atmosphere. Couches throughout themed rooms and nice outdoor patio. Overall a gem of a hookah lounge. If you are looking for a great place to smoke some hookah and relax while traveling, check this place out. Highly recommend!!

This place was nice. Great atmosphere and friendly staff. They were very helpful and had great…read moreproducts!

I really come here for the fishbowls. A Tucson staple with great vibes on their busy nights. Pool…read moretables, indoor /outdoor spaces, shuffle board, and big drinks you can't ask for much more

The same music by the same dj with the fedora every single time. The fish bowl is still great, but…read morethat's about it. Not a bar to stay the whole night.

This is one of the best places I've been in a while here. The vibe is chill chic. This is a place…read morefor grown ups who just want to be out with some friends to have a cocktail or mocktail and be able to have conversations on a comfy couch or chair. There were too many cocktails that sounded delicious so I opted for wine. The bartender asked if I was going to have a cocktail what kind would I get. He then made a very good cocktail and was correct that I'd like it more than the wine.

Favorite bar in Tucson!! The drinks here are incredible and the staff even more incredible! High…read morerecommend this place :)

Went to see the final show of Desert Child tonight. The indoor venue was nice but it got stuffy and…read morehot. The stage had nice lighting and sound. Drinks were available at the venue bar or the Tap Room adjoining. There was also a big water dispenser available. The staff were nice and seemed happy. I asked for a recommendation for a mocktail at the Tap room, and the bartender said water. My friend ordered a mocktail and she said he was right, she should have ordered water, the drink was not worth $10. It's always fun to go downtown for a concert, there's so much to see and do.

I love historic bars and location. This place is beautiful. The decor fits my aesthetic perfectly…read more It's beautiful and warm. The bartenders are very friendly. The one who served us was very nice and even made a drink recipe I came up with. Unfortunately, their bar is not well stocked so had to make a LOT of adjustments to my recipe. But appreciated his suggestions and effort. Now for the bad stuff. They have a jazz club attached. I figured the whole place would have that ambience but was disappointed that wasn't the case. Generic pop on the patio and inside is very noisy. The preferred dress of patrons appears to be gym shorts and t-shirts. Drinks were a little weak so I switched over to bourbon on the rocks. But the prices are reasonable. Maybe a nice pre show stop if you're going to the Century room.

I had this former funeral home and morgue converted into a bar and speak easy recommended to me by…read morethe folks at Thunder Bacon Burger down the street. I thought the place was cool looking but on this tuesday night on a hot July night at about 8:30-9 PM there were only about six folks in this basement location and after sitting at the bar for almost 15+ minutes not a sole came over to me to take a drink order. It was quiet, fairly empty and no one seemed to be working at the bar. I eventually left,...unserved. I got a cocktail elsewhere. An establishment staffed with a bartender and who wanted my business. Tough luck club indeed. Now I get the name. Waste of time. Won't be back

Tough Luck club is a little basement bar but has all the personality of your local Midwest dive…read more Their menu offers a great verity of cocktails while also offering a decent beer selection. The Special is the real start a shot of their finest mellow corn and a Coors Banquet. Their staff is extremely knowledgeable and moves quickly in the often packed bar.

Such a cool place! Probably just us but we had a little difficulty in finding The Owls Club but…read moreonce we did, it felt transformative to some degree. Old pews as "booth" seating and several rooms throughout the establishment. It's dark, it gives off old vibes but not in a creepy, musty way despite the place being a former mortuary. But the cocktails, oh the cocktails. These are the kind of cocktails I dream of. And the bartender completely looked like he belonged to a bygone era - cool cat vibes for sure. And he is an expert as mixology.

This is the kind of place that understands atmosphere…read more The lighting inside is intentionally dark -- deep red tones, warm amber fixtures, candlelight on the tables. It feels intimate, almost cinematic. You're not walking into a bright sports bar; you're stepping into a moody, low-lit cocktail lounge built for conversation and slow evenings. The space has character: exposed wood beams, a long bar lined with bottles, soft pools of light over booths, and a relaxed, unhurried energy. It feels tucked away, which adds to the appeal. And while the lighting sets the mood, the drinks are what make it worth staying. Well-crafted, balanced, and clearly made by bartenders who take pride in their work. Strong without being sloppy. Creative without trying too hard. If you appreciate a dim, intimate setting and serious cocktails, The Owl Club delivers. It's the kind of place you settle into -- and don't rush out of.

Great little bar in the Marriott with bar seating, club chairs, TV, a relatively large covered…read morepatio, and good service. Pricing is not unreasonable for a hotel bar.