Can't remember the drink I got but it has mezcal and pineapple. So yum! The other was an old…read morefashion. Such a quiet place. Nice for conversation and a slow drink. Bartender did a great job guiding me to the right drink that my tastebuds would love.

Went to Drop Dead Gorgeous expecting a secret speakeasy. The secret is... it's just a bar…read more The door wasn't mysterious, the drinks weren't magical, and the layout wasn't fancy. But the staff? Actually Drop Dead Gorgeous. They were amazing and saved the night.

This place was so sleek! Great concept! Basement speakeasy…read morewith live music. Definitely worth the drive and time spent. Drinks are made to order and such a unique fun experience!! A++++

Such a fun little date night! We went to dinner first and then came here afterward. Definitely make…read morereservations, especially if you want to catch the live jazz music. FYI--the reservation email really doesn't explain how to get in, so here's what you need to know! Go into Level 1, which is an arcade, and walk ALL the way through to the back. Go out the door to the outside patio area and you'll see a security guard. Let them know you have a reservation for Alchemy 48. Someone will come up from downstairs, get you, and take you down to the speakeasy. Then comes the riddle! Don't feel intimidated if you're not good at riddles--I stressed about this part a little bit beforehand. Don't! Just read it. She gives you a clue that basically tells you what to do, and it's super easy. TIP: Make sure you take a picture in the little riddle/entrance room because you DON'T come back through that room when you leave! We almost missed that opportunity. Once you're inside, it has a really nice, romantic speakeasy atmosphere. We loved the live jazz and really enjoyed the whole experience. It would also be so much fun to dress up a little in Prohibition-era style for the night. For drinks, I had the Neapolitan and my husband had a Manhattan. Yes, the drinks are a little strong--but isn't that how they're supposed to be in a Prohibition speakeasy? Overall, we really enjoyed Alchemy 48. It's romantic, a little different, and the hidden entrance and riddle make it more of an experience than simply going out for drinks. Definitely a fun addition to a date night! Service is a tad bit slow

A group of wait us checked out The Silver Key Lounge in Mesa and had such a great time! Whether you…read moreare playing DnD, board games, or card games they have a wall full of choices. Silver Key also had a full bar, cooked food, and snacks. We will be back!

Cool place and concept! We wanted to get out of the house and kill some time as a family. We…read moreplayed a few games and had some beers and shared a cheese quesadilla. The quesadilla was super cheesy and yummy! Good selection of beers and games. FYI, all cocktails are wine based cocktails. I have had those at breweries before and enjoyed them, but didnt try it here. Next time. This would be a good way to get out of the house during summer and have something to do.

Amazing food every time. This place is always a staple for us whenever we're on this side of town…read more Definitely recommend!

My friend suggested we come here for girls night and we were so glad we did! We ordered bulgogi and…read morepopcorn chicken to share. We also had the yogurt favored soju. Service was so prompt and they are quick to bring all the goods. We all had such a wonderful time. The vibe and ambiance is quite fun!

Recently arriving in Gilbert to visit a friend of mine from high school, we were looking to find a…read morevenue to enjoy some good cocktails. A Yelp search for local speakeasys led us to The White Rabbit, an establishment located roughly 30 minutes away from my buddy's home. Upon arriving, we provided the friendly security staff with the "secret" password for the evening. Entering the dimly lit bar, we were warmly greeted by a server and the vibrant sounds of laughter. After being seated, we began perusing the drink menus (they have an overwhelmingly amount of options) and I arrived on the "Smoke and a Smile" as my first drink. Taking in the environment as we awaited our drinks, I observed that this venue serves as an appropriate setting for either a date night or a night out with friends. Our drinks arrived shortly, in which we all expressed how delicious our selections were. So delicious that we all took turns passing our drinks around as if they were flight samplers. We ended up having three rounds of drinks before heading over to the dance floor portion of the venue, in which we had additional drinks while enjoying the nostalgic hits being played by the DJ. We thoroughly enjoyed our time at The White Rabbit, I will definitely make a return visit whenever I'm in town!

I have been wanting to try the white rabbit for years and finally made it over! Expectations may…read morehave been a little bit high on my end at no fault of theirs. I did appreciate that the speakeasy was below ground and required a password. I do think it's odd that when making a reservation online, you are not prompted on how to retrieve the password. Thank goodness my friend receives the emails and let me know ahead of time what to say. You enter down a long hallway and wait at a bookcase that opens. It kind of feels like forever because there's nowhere to go and could create a little bit of potential claustrophobia/panic for people who may be sensitive to those types of environments. The drink menu was good but I really wasn't wowed. They did offer three mocktails which wasn't really impressive and the cocktails did include a variety of liquors and flavor profiles but again, wasn't as extensive or interesting as some other speakeasies around town. The food menu was very disappointing - a lot of dairy and bread - pretzels with cheese, flatbread, queso with chips, and "rabbit food" - hummus with bread and vegetables. We asked to have all vegetables instead of bread and they did accommodate with a generous helping of full-size rainbow carrots and cherry tomatoes. We actually ran out of hummus before we could finish the vegetables. I understand elevated pricing for the aesthetic/experience but I did think the pricing here was a little bit high for what was received.

How dare they take a Sunday off to spend time with their families and friends. I drive a whole ten…read moreminutes after my shift to order an old fashioned since I am a 78 year old wizard. Now I have to go across the street to the spirit bar.

Arizona Repeal Day marks the historic date of September 5, 1933, when Arizona voters chose to…read morerepeal state-level alcohol prohibition, slightly ahead of the nationwide ratification of the 21st Amendment. So let's gooo to a speakeasy! My Cycle Buddy, Randy S., out on Oahu introduced me to Penicillin. Not not the antibiotic but the drink! It's a blend of scotch, fresh lemon, honey-ginger syrup, and a smoky Islay scotch float. As someone who enjoys a ginger and citrus, you can see why this drink would appeal to me. This place does it decent. The balance was off. It was smoky but the ginger was light and the citrus only came when you rub the rind across the rim. It wasn't nearly as good as the one I got to steal sips of while on Oahu. That said, I'm not sure I'll be back. There are so many amazing cocktail parlours in DT Chandler, all within walking distance. As a matter of fact, my gal pal and I paid for our Penicillin and Old Fashioned and went across the little streets for Carajillos.

It's so fun! Live country music, great food, and yummy drinks!…read more Everyone is so welcoming and happy, and the employees even remember my boyfriend, which is pretty funny I definitely recommend it! Whenever I go, it's never too busy, so I've never needed a reservation. I'm not sure about the weekends, though, so maybe call ahead just in case! Haha

Went for the Elvis Show. The food was good, however they were out…read moreof one of the entrees? Really ? It was 6:00 pm ?? The service was great and very attentive. Elvis was a little cheesy . He looked like he was bum rushed out of a Halloween party ! The other choice of entertainment was a country music show, maybe ill try that ! Actually I had a pretty good time!!

I came in to Idle Hands for a cocktail making class. Christmas in July making call. We were…read morefortunate enough it was only 5 of us in call. So everything was hands on! We had such an amazing time. Shout out to Mickey for allowing us to go behind the bar to make the cocktails, it was a first time experience for me. We were able to make some eggnog from scratch and make ourselves a drink of our creation. I know they have other mixology classes in the future, I highly recommend it, it's such a lovely experience. I can't wait to take other classes.

Idle Hands is a really neat tucked away bar. The drink selection is super unique and the mixologist…read morewas extremely excited about the selection he'd created. I was asking tons of questions and he shared several stories giving us the background that made the drinks even more special. A must try!!

Marie has been helping us for the last couple years that I have been coming here for a long weekend…read moretrip and year after year she is still just as friendly as before and always remembers us! This bar is located inside the Crown Plaza hotel in downtown Chandler. We visited it a few times for a late night drink or before we head out for the night. One night we did order the nachos which were super good I would order them again or be interested in ordering other items on the menu. The whole staff is super attentive and the lobby is typically a quieter area to enjoy a drink and apps or even a full meal. See you next year 1912!

We were able to use the $5 off dinks vouchers here. (It used to be a free house drink but still a…read morenice way to get drinks at a discount. It doesn't work for the drinks at the pool. However when we did use then saturday night the bar was relatively quite, the bartender was nice. Good selection of drinks.

Restaurant week is great for discovering new places you haven't been before. This was our chance…read moreto visit Espiritu in Mesa. There is construction in front so you walk through plywood walls to get to the entrance but the party is inside. The atmosphere is relatively dark and they have VERY old Mexican themed shows on the tv. They also have an incredible drink menu which my adult Daughter took full advantage. The service was also excellent as she tried to decide between drinks. Our waiter was very helpful and they always made sure we had enough water or anything we needed. The start of the prix fixe menu that week was clams or Birria Dumplings. Hello.....Dumplings! Is that really a choice. Went right for the dumplings and thrilled I did. There were a couple dumplings swimming in a red consume that was truly deep in flavor. The wrappers were tender and the beef inside even more so. It was so great, I would return just for those. Next we had the Chicken. I love dark meat and my son-in-law loves the white meat. We started to laugh when they presented a bowl with 2 legs to me and one with a breast for him. We laughed and asked, "How did you know". Both were fantastic. Again, incredible depth of flavor with the sauce, delicious roasted green chile and tasty potato discs. It was great and the legs were big! Finally, for dessert, I went with the Bourbon Flan. Very smooth and creamy with a great flavor and sauce topped with some Bourbon Whipped cream. I will definitely be back to try the Flank steak which a nearby table raved about.

Decided to give this place a try since everyone has been raving about the Smashburger there…read more I'll be honest, I don't see the hype. Is the food bad? no, but it is great? Also no. The menu is quite unique I.e Birria dumplings etc. It just didn't blow me away. Plus it's a little overpriced for my opinion. Now the service and the drinks, phenomenal. Now would I be back? Probably not unless it's for a nice cocktail