Sun 5/10/26 I always take my out-of-towners here that has never been here Everything was great the food the service and ambience was great. I made a mistake by making reservations before 4:00 I was hoping for prime rib I was able to get ribeye and shrimp. My girlfriend and I both had ribeye and shrimp. Brock did great It's a four star because I got charged $40 for two salads. That's a bit steep and a $5 surcharge I don't think I'll be back for a while read more

We had no trouble finding a bar-side table and were promptly seated. Beverage orders came very quickly, and we sampled our appetizer, the steak bites. Outrageously good. I had the ribs for dinner, which were cooked to perfection. Service was excellent, as were the beverages and food. Doesn't get much better than that. read more

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The food here was overall good as well as the ambiance. I did love the way the place has the classic saloon feel and the set up from the saloon doors as well as decorations. The service overall was fine too as there wasn't much to complain about there. The only issue with the service was we didn't get our appetizer until the end of our main course. The other main complaint I have with this place is how dusty it is on the ceiling fans. The ceiling fans need to be dusted or have a swiffer on them as there is plenty of dust that is on all the fans. And when they activate them that can be concerning as dust could land in your food so watch out. In the end, this is a fun place to check out but the parking can be a problem as there is no parking near and the traffic is always backed up in this part of Prescott. Finally, the main complaint I have with the food is the portion size could be better for what you pay for here too as most of what we ordered did not seem to match the price what we paid. read more

Dropped in on a Tuesday afternoon for a quick visit. Enjoyed wandering through and seeing all the items on display. Only had time to sit at the bar and enjoy one whiskey. The service was great. The atmosphere felt more authentic than touristy. If I find myself in Prescott again, I'll definitely make more time to enjoy a meal. read more

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Stopped in while visiting a friend in town. The decor has a nice rustic feel, and the food was pretty good overall. There aren't a ton of vegetarian options, but to be fair, it's a steakhouse, so that's to be expected. Our waiter was friendly, and the food came out quickly, which we appreciated. read more

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One of the oldest bars in the nation! Since 1877 this place has been a bar. We had a local cider, the Backcountry burger, and Caballero chicken. We enjoyed everything. It is on the historic register and is a Prescott point of pride, it was neat eating here. Only negative is that they are very busy so there is a wait and service is spotty. They easily need more staff. read more

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Fish tacos are a must try... Service great, interior awesome food amazing. For some random reason, I tried their fish tacos and they are to die for. I went back three times in the same week and can't wait to go again. I'll get pictures next time and update you. read more

My family came here to eat and everything was great, especially the service. The entry has old fashioned style swinging saloon doors. Despite the restaurant being in existence for many years, everything was clean and they clearly take care of the restaurant. They have a menu that has something for everyone. I got a turkey sandwich without the turkey (cheese sandwich) and unlike some other restaurants I've been to, the server made me feel like it was no problem and my food arrived perfectly. We were all served together and the staff's outfits are cool and old timey saloon. read more

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Second time in town and had to give the Palace a try, oldest bar / business in Az. Fun to see the employees in their historical garb and similar historic spirit, FUN. Had a burger and coleslaw, both tasty but pretty pricey - four stars for the value read more

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Very historical spot. Stop by in the town of Prescot on our way back from the Grand Canyon. This place was recommended by a friends since my husband mentioned wanting to go to a saloon. Upon arrival you walk to the middle of the restaurant to see the host. We were seated right away in the bar area. I ordered the steak bites and whisky tacos. I would definitely recommend the steak bites. They were well seasoned and crunchy tacos on the other hand were OK. The service was good. Our waitress was also mending the bar, which was a little busy. The atmosphere was definitely old west vibes, and the workers are dressed in that sort of attire. The Restaurant had a lot of historical features and memorabilia. Nice spot to check out if your into history. I was told the downstairs had been converted into a speakeasy has not been opened yet under new ownership . read more

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Food was okay, we were not impressed with the fries at all but it was okay. The memorabilia they had in there was very cool and they had it all over the restaurant. They even still have bullet holes around the building even though it was burned down which im not sure how that is haha but its still cool. The service was good also, waitress was nice read more

We decided to do a day trip from Chandler to Prescott, I had heard about this place before and have been wanting to try it for a while, the place is pretty neat inside and in the bar area is seat yourself and the saloon area you have to be seated, the "host" honestly was rude af since my elderly mother (mind you we were in town for her birthday) made the mistake of saying salon and not "saloon" in which he snapped at her "a salon is where you get your hair done" not sure if that was an act or just his wonderful personality?! He sat us at a table that was pretty bright from the sun coming through the top (even though there was a flag covering it) everywhere else was pretty dark in there, we were hungry and didn't want to complain. Our waitress was kind and we received our food pretty quick, the burgers are huge and my Rueben and onion rings were fresh and tasty and we ended up taking 1/2 the burger and 1/2 the Rueben for later, I'm sure we will be back and next time we will go up the stairs to the balcony and enjoy our lunch. I absolutely love Prescott and wouldn't mind living there someday, the little shops along whiskey row are some of the cutest and the workers are so kind and helpful if needing anything. Until next time.... read more

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Love it here but beware they overcharge for a double mix drink. So a vodka soda that's normally $10 comes out to $20 if you get a double pour. Understable there being an upchanged....but 100% calls for an indictment. read more

We ate here while visiting Prescott for the day and it was fine, nothing special. Portions are good sized but the food was average. The ranch dressing was watery, and the chicken on the cobb was dry. Service was average-- my water glass ran dry a couple of times and it took our server a long time to come back and take our food order after taking our drink order. The ambiance is fun, but there are better places to eat in Prescott. read more

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A massive dining room with tons of scenery. The food was hearty and flavorful. They were busy on a Friday night but we got our food quickly and everyone around us seemed to be enjoying themselves. We'll be back! read more

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The Palace is like stepping into the by gone past. Aesthetically structurally architecturally this wonderful bar is well worth the visit. The service is great and so is the food. Drinks as well but the real charm or view is that of all the old photos displays and of course in the back the large Steve McQueen Poster of Junior Bonner. read more

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Stopped by The Palace Bar after hearing it's a must-visit landmark in Prescott, and it definitely lived up to the hype. We came in for a few drinks and to take in the fun, old-timey atmosphere. The place has a great vibe, and our server really added to the experience by being dressed up for the part plus was super friendly. Definitely worth a stop if you're in town! read more

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The body work exceeded my expectations. The work was finished the day they said(though late afternoon). The pricing was more than very fair and competitive. I have to repeat the great quality of work. I highly recommend them . read more

This place is really cool, so much history, and it's supposedly haunted. We came to see the bar that was saved from the fire in 1900, enjoyed the old timey decor, and asked workers about hauntings because The Palace was featured on an episode of Ghost Adventures. We stayed for dinner and we're seated right away, it was pretty busy and very touristy. I ordered the smothered chicken and my husband had the pepper burger and an old fashioned. Everything was excellent, we asked our server about any ghost sightings, she said a man dressed in cowboy attire was walking around the dining room, then towards a display case against the wall and then walked through the wall! It happened the day before I came in, I was bummed I missed it but it must have been exciting to those that saw it. I highly recommend a visit here. read more

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We were in Prescott and decided to go downtown to old town Prescott and Whiskey Row for dinner. We Yelped several places but decided we wanted to see The Palace with it being the oldest continuously operating restaurant and bar in Arizona. We looked at a menu and decided to eat dinner here. It was Friday night and busy. They were short wait staff and said it would be a while before they could seat us. We found a table in the bar and ordered drinks and the host came up and said if we didn't mind sitting next to the bar he would seat us there and the bar staff would take care of us. Trey whom had taken our drink order in the bar became our waiter. Our drinks arrived and we ordered dinner. There was a great selection on the menu and we ordered dinner When it arrived we were very impressed. I had ordered the half rack of ribs and they were fall off the bone fantastic. All of us were extremely satisfied with our meals. This is a 1901 building and business and the staff is dressed in period costumes. The bar is the original bar from before the fire in 1900 when the whole area burned down. If you are in Prescott this is a don't miss experience. read more

I love the palace! I've been coming here for decades. The menu could use a few lighter options. But the service is wonderful, the ambience fantastic, but I'm writing a review because they usually have the best shoestring fries. And today I went and they were just soggy, subpar funky fries that we're not good at all. But I'm hoping it was just an ordering issue because they were also out of crayons, and like two other dishes. But if it wasn't another ordering issue, please bring back the shoestring fries because that is the number one reason that I go to the palace. Thank you so much read more

We had an amazing waitress who dealt with my Husband's request for ghost stories. The ambiance was worth the visit. The food was ok they do give you bread and salad with your entree. My husband ordered the steak it was good. I got the smothered chicken and thought it would be breaded with gravy but was chicken breasts with cheese and onions read more

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I am on a quest. My quest is to try the oldest operating restaurant in each state. Arizona is the first box checked. What a neat old western building that has maintained the 1800s charm. The food, although on the pricey side, was good. Burger was tasty but they serve those skinny fries. I don't care for skinny fries but no biggie. Our waitress was super sweet and stopped by often, but not too often. It's worth a trip to see this old building and wonder about all the life that happened here over the past 100 years plus. read more

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Great food and location Extremely fast considering the size of restaurant Quality menu read more

I had lunch with my son and hubby at The Palace, which I found while walking around Whiskey Row in Prescott. It was a historic building and the interior was like a museum. Each server wears a costume and good service. We sat at the back table and I looked around the exhibits in the palace. We ordered Ponderosa prime dip w onion rings, half sandwich and soup combo, and Caballero chicken. 2 glass of palace red beers. All foods are good taste and liked palace red beers. I recommend this place when you visit Prescott. read more

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weve been here a few times, and its not really anything to wow over!! we got 2 grilled turkey sandwiches for the kids, asked for the green chile on the side so us adults could eat it.....all the food came out; the kids sandwiches had the chile on them, we reminded them it was to be on the side. Server took sandwiches said it will be 5 min..... we waited, kids got their food, but they didn't bring is the chile; everyone else ate cold food. oh well. the french fries are weird too- shoestring fries. its a neat building for sure. read more

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Come for the cool atmosphere, but don't expect too much. The thick layer of dust on the picture frames was a real turnoff--the place needs a good cleaning. Tonight we were seated for over 90 minutes before our food arrived. Our server was apologetic for the kitchen running so slow, but the food was not worth the wait. The dinner salad was drenched in watery ranch dressing and the cod looked and tasted like grocery-store fish sticks. We left hungry and grabbed a slice of pizza from the restaurant next door. This place is a tourist attraction, so I am sure bad reviews won't hurt their business--but they need to give the place a good cleaning before the health department shuts them down. read more

The History, building architecture that's been maintained beautifully. With so much to take in. Many patrons occupying the Saloon . Dressed in different eras was fun to see. The meal was mediocre for the price. Our food server plated our plates at two different tables, before making it to the correct table; that was a turn off for me. I think we would have been better off just going In for a beer than to fill our bellies. read more

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Who knew that this was the oldest bar and restaurant in Arizona?! Or that Doc Holliday was a patron back in the day? Stepping into the Palace felt like a time warp for sure! All the staff are dressed in what I can only describe as "western attire". Our party of three ladies came in on a Sat evening (early, too! Like 5:00 pm) and it was a packed house!! Wait times were quoted at 2 plus hours... since we were visiting from out of town, we figured we were going to be waiting for a while. All of a sudden, one of the hostesses/servers says to us "I'm gonna seat you ladies right here at this table if you're okay with that" (table in front of the host station) and we were absolutely floored!! Talk about a random act of kindness?!!!! She was truly a saint and we couldn't thank her enough for the rest of the night (and of course, we tipped her even though she put up a fight!) On to the main entrees, for the price point and the quality of the meal that you get, it's no wonder the Palace is a can't be missed spot when in Prescott!! The steaks rivaled that of some of the fancier steakhouses I've been to. The drinks were stiff and the service was top notch. When in Prescott, a meal at the Palace is a MUST!! read more

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Historic building with good food . Junior bonner used this area as a movie set . Watch it free on YouTube. I got a killer shirt as a souvenir. Make this a definite stop for nostalgia and a drink . read more

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Party of four, and this is a group of people who are used to eating steak. Quality matters. One person had a burger, but the other three had the flatiron steak, with different sides. Everyone was very pleased. The service was okay... she was really trying and it was very crowded on a Saturday evening in a tourist spot in summer. The only glitch was when two of the party wanted fresh drinks, but she just ordered another round for the whole table instead of verifying. But... though we are local and have a lot of other options in town, I would go back, maybe on a quieter day. read more

Excellent burger which was just what I wanted. Can't beat the history of the place, and service was efficient and friendly!

I'm an Historic Bar and Saloon aficionado - yeah, I like them a lot. History, nostalgia for a bygone age, ambience and lots more! I've visited such historical American Pubs like Old Ebbitt Grill (DC), Pied Piper (CA) and many more... appreciating each and every one. But The Palace Restaurant & Saloon seems to be in a category on its own. It is the embodiment of the wild west lover's tavern. The moment you walk in from the street, you go back in time, to a time that appears to have stood still in Arizona's 1870s! Whether real history, the legend or other here say places infamous characters within its walls the likes of Doc Holiday and the Earp Brothers, Wyatt and Virgil, maybe Big Nose Kate among others. Bullet ridden holes in the ceilings attest to something nefarious! I wonder if there were dancing girls on the balconies and piano player by the bar back then? But, besides any potential hauntings, fabulous era melancholy and history, the place oozes with prompt, courteous and professional service, the aromas of both cooking and grilling in the background, hugeness and vastness of space, and an incredible array of eats. This is a place where you can not only drown yourself and quench a thirst in great whiskies and ales, but a huge assortment of vittles from their extensive menu. The likes of: Palace Corn Chowder - delish; Southwest Grilled Chicken Salad - really fresh; Buffalo Wings - scrumptious; Southwest Loaded Skins - terrific; Buffalo Burger and The Palace Campfire Burger - might be the best burger in town; Bonner's Roast Prime Rib - tender and delish medium rare; Mesquite Pulled Pork - tender and superb. Just a few of the menu items tasted over the past few years. Needless to say, we always stop into nostalgic history and fantastic food when visiting Prescott. Kudos to the staff, cooks, servers and owners for treating patrons to a fantastic experience. read more

The food was always good and the service with Nick the bar manager was exemplary. However word just got to me that management just fired him for a ridicules accusation. Good luck in the future Palace! Ambiance in decline. Good bye and good luck to the best bar manager they'll ever have. read more

What could top having a drink and a bite to eat at the same saloon as Doc Holiday and Wyatt Earp??? Not much. The food could be a little better. I had the beast burger and it was a 3 star burger. The rest of the food at the table didn't look great and reviews were meh. Nevertheless, this place is amazing. Maybe skip the beast burger and try something else. Service very good. That's all I got. read more

Cool historic restaurant on whisky row, the is supposedly haunted too. I guess the bar has a pretty cool story behind it. They saved it when the building caught fire. It was huge too, so impressive they were able to save it. The food was decent, I had a burger and some steak bites and an old fashioned. Fun place with lots of cool decor. I think this is one place everyone should checkout when visiting whisky row. The staff was friendly, but it was an unusually hot day and I'm not sure if they had AC but they were still pretty busy. The old fashioned was good and I ate the whole burger with the smokey pepper on it. Check out the photos! read more

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Location Central Prescott, Whiskey Row. Parking Street, garage Atmosphere Historic saloon-read up about the bar! The servers are dressed in period costumes Live music was fantastic! Seating Bar, low top tables, out side back porch, upstairs. Great for groups in the back room. Service Immediate, attentive, friendly. I appreciate the speed at which the souled plates were removed. Menu Awesome choices! Full bar! We had the steak bites and brisket tacos. The steak bites were so good we ordered seconds. The sauce deserves special mention. I thought we were going to have to ask for more!! The margaritas were a bit too sweet. Summary This place is a MUST place to check off when visiting Prescott. We are so thankful we did!! read more

OMG this place is the bomb!!!! They have awesome service - Elliott the amazing bartender will give all the incredible history of the place! They have heritage here and will share it with pride!!! Cannot wait to come back for dinner! read more

Although this is a hot tourist place, the food is remarkably good! We especially enjoy taco Tuesday where the tacos are cheap and so are the margaritas! Try the fish tacos.....the best! Also their sliders are good and if you feel like splurging, the bucket of onions rings are fantastic! We love the Palace! Support local! read more

Must try: Whiskey sour with the Madame Martha Whiskey. The waitress recommended, they make their own simple syrup and the whiskey is made locally for this bar. Best whiskey sour we have ever had!! The corn chowder. It has potatoes, corn and magic. Seasoned well, large bowl and best corn chowder I have ever had. My father has soup everywhere we visit and is a bit of a critic, he was in love. The green beans were soaked in maybe teriyaki, slightly sweet and wonderful. The fish and chips- both men loved the fish. Fries were mediocre. Skip: Was not a fan of the old fashioned drink here. The mushrooms in a skillet were slightly bitter, not for me. I love Cole slaw, but their coleslaw is yogurt based. So weird to my pallete, not mayo or vinegar like usually Cole slaw. Murals and memorabilia were pretty cool. They still have the original bar even though there was a fire in the early 1900s. The legend has it that all of the towns people ran and carried the large bar out to save it. The Palace Restaurant and Saloon is both the oldest business and oldest bar operating in the state of Arizona, United States. Located on historic Whiskey Row in Prescott, the saloon was opened in 1877, and rebuilt in 1901 after a disastrous fire swept the district in 1900. It is considered one of the most historic bars in the state. All around solid choice for lunch or dinner. read more

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