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Drinks and vibe is amazing! My best friend and I went for a goodbye get together and Tristan served us at the bar and was great! We got a few drinks and had dessert and it was phenomenal. Thank you, Tristan!
As the self appointed king of speakeasies, I'm back at it with another one. This time was checking out a speakeasy located in the heart of downtown Gilbert on a Friday evening at 9 p.m. I parked for free on the street before making my way to The White Rabbit. There are some things I really love about The White Rabbit and some that I didn't. Ambiance (3/5): When I think of a speakeasy, I think intimate. The White Rabbit is not that. It's pretty large for a speakeasy with a large bar and a good number of tables/booths. They weren't at capacity while I was there, but there were a good number of people there. Which made it pretty loud. To the point where you have to yell at your bartender when ordering your drink so they can hear you. Perhaps a much different experience on a week day. Getting in the speakeasy was both a hit and a miss. If you're subscribed to their email list, as I am, you get a different password every month. I was excited about this. Upon approaching The White Rabbit, I saw a sign naming the establishment and pointing me in the right direction. This takes away from the spirit of speakeasies which are supposed to be truly hidden without any signage identifying the restaurant. You'll see a velvet rope blocking a stairwell where you tell one of the bouncers the password. I had a reservation. If you don't know the password, as another party there didn't, they ask you to access a QR code to find out or ask others who are waiting. I appreciated the dedication to the cause. Once you get in, you walk down the stairwell, and then enter a cool hallway decked out with Prohibition-style decor. That leads you into the main room. The main room is also Prohibition-style though a bit unremarkable. The bathrooms are clean and also feature some cool paintings (and they also hide that they are actual bathrooms). With that being said, when I liked the hallway and the bathrooms better than the bar itself, that's a bit of an issue. Seats at the bar are bar stools without back support. Never fun for my old man back. I did, on the other hand, appreciate that they have free WiFi. Service (3.5/5): The service was generally pretty good, though a bit slow. They start you off with some water without asking you which is always a nice touch. It was just one of those situations where you have to put some effort into getting a bartender's attention on several occasions. Food (N/A): I had dinner prior so no food for me. I did check out the menu. They have a small selection of appetizers, flatbreads, and desserts. Drinks (3/5): When I'm at a speakeasy, I'm looking for creativity and an interesting blend of ingredients and flavors. While The White Rabbit has a good number of cocktails, many of them didn't attract me. Part of it is a matter of personal preference. There were only two drinks out of about 20 that I was interested in. Overall, I wanted a little more, but with that being said, the drinks were reasonably priced for a speakeasy. Not a bad speakeasy by any means, I have super high standards when it comes to these watering holes. Just not in my top five when it comes to speakeasies in Phoenix and surrounding areas.
An establishment that resembles the 1920s speakeasy well, the ambiance and dark calmness of the place is a wonderful addition to that of someone wanting a higher end feel of experience, with the prices being lower than expected. The flats were amazing and I highly recommend coming in around happy hour!
"Rabbit rabbit rabbit," is a superstition in some English-speaking countries where a person says "rabbit", "rabbits", or "white rabbits" upon waking on the first day of a month to ensure good luck for the rest of it. And with it being the New Year, I thought this was a great opportunity to start the year with The White Rabbit. I came here with seven others after an event and ordered the Cha Cha Real Smooth ($17 - Kalai Coconut Rum, Pineapple, Amaretto, Strawberry, and topped with Housemade Coconut Matcha Cream). Now this is a great way to end the nice! I can see why it was listed as a dessert because it drank like one. Mix it up and take a sip. Like Pringles, you just can't stop. Such a cute speakeasy in Downtown Gilbert. It's a vibe inside. Comfy seating, copper tiled backsplashes, and delightful drinks were had. They also serve food here so enjoy somes bites while you sip.
So glad I stopped by! It wasn't on my list of speakeasies as this was a bit far from where I was staying. But a friend wanted to meet for food around the area and this spit popped up on Yelp. It didn't disappoint! I was skeptical at first as having a sign posted at the sidewalk and a bouncer outside the stairs going down, was a sheer sign that this isn't such a secret and speakeasy-like spot. But I was proven wrong very quickly. Dre who was the bouncer and I'd much rather call Drayden, is young but friendly. The hall leading down to the entrance was well decorated. It's hard to miss the door when you can hear people on the other side :). Hostess was nice. Alex immediately introduced himself from behind the bar as I sat down, and Meagan was the main bartender this night. They were both a wealth of knowledge when it came to cocktails. I really wasn't expecting too much but the two drinks I ordered were a solid 5/5. I had the silk bandit and the untold legacy. I like sweet drinks this way. It wasn't too sweet. All the flavors were well balanced and well thought out. They also had a girl singing tonight and she was amazing!!! Thanks for a nice relaxing night. Service was a 5/5 and I'd definitely come back if I'm in the area.
12/31/2025 TWR had been on my list for so long. I even signed up for their email list a long time ago, got the emails with the monthly password, but never went. Finally made a reservation to check it out on New Year's Eve. The NYE reservation was $60 per person, and the amount would be added to the final bill. OpenTable said it would come with a welcome cocktail, truffle popcorn, and champagne for the toast at midnight. I had also reserved bar seating. When we checked in outside at 10:30pm, the guy told us that OpenTable overbooked the bar area and asked if we were okay with a table. That was fine with us, as long as we could still be seated. Note: Even if you have a reservation, you still need the password! At the bottom of the stairs, a guy led us through a door. We walked down a hallway with shelves on one side full of bottles. We seemed to have reached a dead-end, but we knew there had to be some kind of trigger to open the secret door. The guy peeked in and told us to pull the rabbit! The bar was a lot darker than I had expected. The artwork were portraits of some strange, kind of creepy-looking people. There were two co-ed bathrooms shared between TWR and another bar. Thankfully I went shortly after I got there and was the first person in line because the line never stopped after that. There was a sign that said only TWR customers could enter TWR. Eventually they got an employee to stand there to enforce that. At our table, we didn't get truffle popcorn and didn't see it on anyone else's table. Our waitress said they didn't actually have it (so OpenTable shouldn't have said that), but she offered us chips and hatch green chile queso to make up for it. It tasted pretty good, but we were too full to eat much of it. The welcome cocktail was a choice between Bee's Knees and something else I don't remember. I chose Bee's Knees because I like gin cocktails. I did not like this one though. A bit too sour for me. I wanted to try something else on their cocktail menu. I told the waitress what spirits I like, then she recommended the Whirligig - Mezcal, lime, cucumber, agave, and citric acid. I enjoyed this one, and it came with a fun pinwheel that actually spun when you blow on it. Just a few minutes before midnight, they passed out glasses of champagne. Then the whole bar counted down from 10. Everyone had a big smile on their faces and was having a good time. Happy New Year!
This is a cool little speakeasy in downtown Gilbert. We had a party of eight, and they let us know that our gratuity would be added and that we could not have separate checks, but that was okay. You scan the QR code for the menu, but there is a full bar so they can make any drink you would like. I really, really like the cocktail I ordered off the menu. There is also a food menu. A couple of people in our party ordered flatbread pizza, but I didn't try it. I did hear them say it was pretty good, and they offered a gluten-free option as well.
3 1/2 stars - Second time visiting The White Rabbit since it opened, and honestly, this might be my last time. My girls and I had a reservation, and once we arrived, we were seated, and our server, Chloe, was great! She was attentive and very friendly. As we approached the two-hour limit, we asked if we needed to settle up, and she said no, we could stay longer as they weren't too busy. We let her know our DD was there to pick us up and asked if he could come down and join us. She said that would be fine, but the door guy totally turned our DD away and wouldn't let him come down to join us. Such a bummer, as my girls and I would have likely ordered more drinks and dessert.
Ok so, I've found that taking my out of town guests here before going anywhere else, is how to get your "WELCOME TO AZ" funtivites started! Although, the place doesn't serve food, it's a great place to start with a cocktail for your guests, which is fun watching them, to figure out how to get into the joint! My daughter figured it out but, not right away! The rabbit figurines caught her attention and when she went to touch it, she found the door. Lol I love watching humans try to figure out how to get in! Lol I wouldn't tell guests that you're bringing them here because they will cheat by reading the reviews. Surprise them and bring them so that you can see them feeling confused. Lol You might want to Video tape or take photos before entering. There's plenty of free parking onsite as well as, on the street. Remember, you need a password to enter!
This is a speakeasy in downtown Gilbert, probably one of my most favorite ! The entrance was pretty cool, you'll have to figure out where the secret door is. They make the best cocktails , perfectly balanced. I've been here a few times and I always get the blueberry margarita with the black salt on the rim. It has a little spice to it too! Very unique decorations inside. They have some small plates/ appetizers as well Definitely recommend!
So fun! Love a good speakeasy and this is it. Did a wonderful job on the decor. Super moody, dimly lit. Clean restrooms We came on a Wednesday around 6pm, no reservations. It's located down some stairs. They have their logo to signal which way to go and where they are. No line, we were pleasantly greeted, gave the password and seated immediately, with barely a handful of people there. My bf and I were able to speak normally to each other, no shouting. On Wednesday's they have live music. It was this lovely musician. He had kind of like a jazzy blues feel & again not too loud. We made it for happy hour so my bf got an old fashion, we split a pepperoni flat bread, and I got the ritual and show me the body. Later we also got the pesto pizza. The drinks were a miss for me. They are doing a lot with the drinks, but they give details of the drink and an overall vibe so I think that's helpful. Nothing fabulous about the flat breads but enjoyable. After 730 it started to pick up a lot and became a normal noisy level for a bar. Our waiter was very attentive, then as it got busy he was starting to be spread thin as it was just him. Still no line as we left around 8pm ish My recc to enjoy this and have a great time, is to arrive between 5-6. Drinks are pricey but they have their happy hour. And then if you do plan to come later and esp during the weekend, make a reservation, expect lines, expect a loud place, you know, normal bar stuff haha I'll def come back and I hope I find a drink I like because drinks are anywhere from 12-17$
Tried to be the responsible designated driver and pick up my crew after their night out--zero drinks for me, just here to get everyone home safe. Nope. Door guys acted like entitled wannabe tough guys, straight-up rejected me and wouldn't let me in to grab my party. Like, bro, you're bouncers at a speakeasy, not Secret Service. Zero help for sober drivers doing the right thing. This place clearly has no clue how to accommodate responsible people--total attitude over safety. Hard pass, won't recommend to anyone who actually cares about getting home alive. (Pro tip: If you're in Tempe and this was somewhere else, swap in the exact spot name. But based on what's out there, this fits the Gilbert White Rabbit vibe perfectly.)
We were interested in trying something new in the Phoenix area- so when I came across a speakeasy in the area, I was excited! This speakeasy in located in downtown Gilbert and has been open for approximately seven years according to our waitress. To get into the speakeasy, you will need to make a reservation (you can reserve a bar or table seat), get a passcode and find the entrance which of course is lit by a red light. Once you find the door, you will have to tell them know your password, to be let in. Once you are in, you will be treated to the ambiance of this SPEAKEASY, BUT first you'll have to find the entrance- hint the name of the restaurant and red light. The bar is darkly lit with décor featuring all things related to apothecary, shelves of bottles and concoctions are featured on the shelves and along the bar. The drinks on the menu are interesting- a lot of unique drinks. If you like to keep it simple, you can always request your favorite cocktails as well. The bar also features a light menu that include a Bavarian pretzel with honey mustard, flatbread and pizza. Plus on weekdays from 4-6pm they have a happy hour with drinks and some food items at discounted prices. Note the seating is for only two hours. This bar tends to be on the louder side- we had trouble hearing each other and we were seating next to each other. Perhaps something to dampen the noise on the ceiling would be helpful. Don't miss the bathroom, if you like old school toliets! Its in the doctors office! haha!
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This was my second time coming to The White Rabbit and my visit just as enjoyable as the first. The ambiance was great, and although on the smaller side, it feels very intimate. Our waitress was very attentive and the new drink menu did not disappoint. It gets quite crowded later in the evening. read more
We loved the white rabbit! Super fun speakeasy but the drinks are pretty pricey, though normal for speakeasy's. Our group ordered different drinks and all of them were good, the best being one of the more tropical drinks (can't remember the name). Highly recommend checking out and making an appearance. read more
3 years ago
5/5 on the drinks 3.5/ 5 on the food. Trystan was a great bartender who was able to work with my love of mezcal and make some unique , off the menu , drinks . FYI if you have a reservation you still need to know the password . The my let me slide since it was my first time and I had a reservation but yeah good info to know since. Password doesn't come with your reservation . I will def come back for a night out . It's pricy , but the bartenders are great and the drinks are on point ! read more
2 years ago
Such a cute little bar! Enjoyed the adventure of finding it and using a password to get in. Drinks were delicious also, and staff was incredibly friendly! read more
My friend told me about this place and I was excited for the experience. Upon arrival you have to give the password of the month. This can be found online if you enter your email on their site. They then let you down into the first entrance where you have to find the hidden entrance. You will be let down with only your group so the previous group doesn't spoil how to open it. It was a little disappointing because my friend and I were having fun trying to find the entrance. I would say I was searching for less than 5 minutes, when the hostess just went ahead and opened the door for us. I didn't understand why we weren't given more time as it was a slow Tuesday night and there was no one else waiting to get in. The inside is a cool atmosphere and could be a great date night spot. We didn't grab a drink because my friend just wanted to show me the entrance and have some fun with it. I will be back with my husband to have him experience the hidden door and here's to hoping next time there is chance given to figure it out on our own. read more
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4 years ago
The Rabbit Hole was a great experience. I sat at the bar and was able to watch Gabe and David work their magic in creating drinks based on the "prescriptions". My drinks were excellent. I did apologize as I probably didn't help out in the beginning as I had most things checked, LOL. No matter, they delivered. As for the White Rabbit, this was my second time here and enjoyed it as well as the first time. Your bartending staff is fun to watch. The ambience has a surreal vibe and I hope to bring and share the experience with friends in the future. read more
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1 year ago
We enjoyed a couple of cocktails this evening. Personable mixologists- we sat at the bar-. We enjoyed Catching The Fireflies and the Goteo Rojo with an extra kick of spice. A good Speakeasy vibe. Make sure to get the password for entry. Fun Happy Hour! read more
The White Rabbit is located at the Heritage Court Building at 207 N Gilbert Rd. The entrance is located at street level on the south side of the building (on Cullumber St), look for the RED light. Plenty of parking behind the building on the side street or parking lots. Head to https://www.twr.bar/password to get the password of the month. If you don't have the password before you arrive, there is a QR code at the entrance to scan. You'll go down some stairs into a hallway with old alcohol bottles displayed. The end of the hallway is a hidden door. Once you enter the bar, you'll be taken to your table (although, if you want to watch what goes on behind the scenes, have a seat at the bar). We sat in a comfy booth. We ordered a few cocktails. They do have happy hour with a few cocktails under $10. We also ordered the cotton candy cheesecake. Totally worth it for the cheesecake. The drinks were fine, but it was so dark in there that you couldn't really appreciate the garnish or the fancy glassware. Make sure to check out the signs in the bathroom since they are old medical signs. Pretty funny to see that cocaine was once a prescription. read more
We walked up to the stairway... There was no bouncer. My boyfriend said that we had to go down the stairs to see the guy letting people in. It was a couple in front of us. As we came down the stairs, my boyfriend spoke to the bouncer in Spanish, he responded back well rehearsed. We only had to wait about three minutes before we got let in. T th bar was pretty quiet but definitely poppin for the vibes. We got sat inside the doorway, but I asked to be sat over more towards the left side of the Bar near the actual bar... They moved us after just one minute. I am very satisfied with our service from Allie, and as usual, very great experience. The company pepperoni flat bread was delicious. I got a margarita with house lime mix, Don Julio, and grand marnier . Called the Goteo Rojo. It was a delicious drink. We loved our drinks, and our service. Thank you for a great experience yet again. (This is probably my 5th-6th time here and it will NOT BE THE LAST!! read more
11 months ago
Everything went well! The decor was historically accurate but yet still trendy which I love. I also personally love old apothecary/pharmacy/hospital vibes so they got me there. First impressions last forever and this one definitely got me hooked and intrigued. Service was fantastic as always and so was @jackielopezmusic (on Instagram and other social media outlets) when she was serving us some classic and new jazz and I was living for it! The finger food was really good and even pretty filling! Oh and the drinks... amazing! You don't have to tempt me with a good time when a bar does custom drinks and also is based on 20's-30's and new concepts. This is my favorite bar in the east valley and nothing has knocked it off my first place spot as of yet. This should mean a lot too, because I'm not native to the east valley, let alone Arizona. read more
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10 months ago
Great atmosphere! Love the password needed to enter and the secret entrance. I went for the food...I was hungry! I got the pretzels...they were ok. Also got the crème brûlée which was really good! I got a mocktail that was made closely to the Delightfully Devilish, which I thought was really good. I'd go back for sure! read more
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Super cute and cool speakeasy! Originally we were not going to come here but we decided to see what else there was in downtown Gilbert. When you walk up you have to tell them the secret password and you can just sign up for the newsletter to get the password for the month since it changes monthly! We were seated right away and it was super cute inside - I really liked the aesthetics. We did have a little trouble opening the door lol so that was a major fail but eventually we found it and inside was actually bigger than we thought. There were a bunch of different types of drinks on the menu and they were super strong but really good! It is super dimly lit in there so it's a cool place - very intimate. They are attached to another bar next door so you don't have to wait in line you just just walk straight through which is cool. Definitely should try this place out if you want a chill time! read more
Pro-tip: It wasn't clear if you needed to say the password at the bookshelf or not... The gelato/sobert comes with whipped cream so ask for it without if you don't want it. Highlights: Really fun speakeasy atmosphere with great decor. I don't drink, but the carrot cake desert and the tiramisu gelato were delicious. Lowlights: Probably due to the speakeasy setting, but half the seating is stool seating so be prepared for half your party to not have back support. read more
1 year ago
Stumble across this speakeasy while visiting family for the holidays. Make sure you know the password. Then you will go down a set of stairs into a hallway and to the bookcase. It's pretty neat. We didn't expect it to be as big on the inside. They serve drinks and food. We had a good time. read more
3 years ago
The White Rabbit delivers a fantastic speakeasy vibe! Their Old Fashioned is perfection, and the pepperoni flatbread was simple but delicious. I'll definitely be back to try more of their cocktails. read more
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I've been wanting to visit since this place opened and finally got to tonight! You go to the red light, give the password, and they had us downstairs right away with no wait! Took us a second to figure out how to open the wall/door to get in the bad but we did it! I thought it smelled a little weird in here, not sure like what but I didn't like that part. Absolutely love the vibe and decor, it's really cool and hip! We especially liked the mini chandeliers above the bad. Service was pretty quick too. I got a cocktail called "say less" which had tequila, melon, vanilla, grapefruit, and some other delicious stuff in it! It was a very beautiful drink and felt like the perfect springtime drink! My husband and I both enjoyed our visit here for sure! read more
3 years ago
Shhhhh! What's the password? You will need it to enjoy one of the best speakeasy bars in the Phoenix Valley. Craft cocktails and tasty apps in the basement await. The staff is both knowledgeable and welcoming. Excellent service with a warm low lit environment that is well decorated and takes you back to the prohibition era that will both capture both your imagination and your taste buds. It can be a little bit of a wait on the weekends if you don't get there early but well worth it when you enter through the hidden door in the bookcase. Cheers! read more
April 28, 2023, Friday - It was Friday First Speakeasy Day. I totally made that up. I visited my first speakeasy even though I had plenty of opportunities in Washington State! I was told to sign up for the newsletter to get the "secret password" like an authentic speakeasy. I invited my friends to join me since we were headed to the Hale Theatre for the production of The UnSinkable Molly Brown. The doorman at the top of the stairs will seat your party once you're all there - just be aware of your friends, family, peeps that tend to be fashionably late to all gatherings. Once we all arrived, we had to prompt the doorman for the password instead of vice versa. To his credit, he was built and dressed for the part with the bow tie, etc. So minus point is countered with a point. Moving on ... we carefully walked down the flight of stairs, and intuitively found the correct bookcase (monster hint in the newsletter, y'all) The hostess with the mostest sat us quickly. I surveyed the decor, and atmosphere - perfect. Then I noticed that the music was 90's hip-hop. Not that I minded, but felt TWR missed this perfect opportunity to play period specific music such as swing, or big band. Maybe it was the early Friday night, but still ... if you're delivering an experiential then immerse your patrons in it. Again, minus point. Our server was a period dressed brunette that was attentive (she was lovely, attractive and smiled a lot) The drink, and food menu were available as a QR code. We collectively chose: Dorsia On A Friday Night (Audrey) - apropos, Scarlet Sundown (Rachel), and yours truly, choose 1837. ALL WERE FANTASTIC. The mixologists were on-point. Speaking of which, point picked up. As we happily drank our concoctions, we noted *WE* missed the mark by not dressing up in zoot suits, or flapper dresses. If you're touring the local speakeasys, add this to the list. Perhaps they'll read this and update the Spotify playlist with 1920's music. And add to the experience for yourself by dressing up! read more
2 years ago
The White Rabbit is so much fun! Be prepared in advance with an entrance code and a possible line outside. The drinks are more on the pricy side, but you'll understand when you get them! Very yummy signature drinks with lots of thought put into them. I'm not sure if they still have it or if it was a featured drink, but the bee pollen gin cocktail is amazing! My husband always enjoys they way they make a classic old fashioned for you whiskey drinkers. We go here quite often and enjoy it thoroughly! read more
3 years ago
This is the coolest bar in Gilbert. You need to have the secret password- so sign up on their website to get it sent to you monthly. The drinks are expensive but the environment is very dark, eclectic and romantic. The bartenders will also create drinks based on your preferences and they never disappoint. It is worth going and we go back at least a few times a year. read more
2 years ago
Came here for my birthday on 01/19/25 and this was the perfect spot! They offer happy hour from 5-7 and they gave me a birthday shot! Drinks were delicious and so was the flatbread pizza! read more
The Speakeasy concept of this is wonderful. You have to have a password to enter and they really nailed the 1920s vibes. However, this bar doesn't really appeal to a 20 something. My friends and I were intrigued by the idea but I think this kind of bar would better appeal to someone older. It was dark inside, not too loud and the decorations were on point. The cocktails were alright, my friends and I didn't enjoy them truthfully. The one with liquid smoke was strange and not good. But, the man at the front entrance was funny, wonderful to talk to and informative. We just ordered the wrong drinks and should have taken his recommendations. read more
This review is for my visit back in August 25, 2021! I used to frequent Gilbert, AZ frequently back in the 2015 - 2016 timestamps. I wish The White Rabbit speakeasy was around then! But I discovered this going back to AZ on a work trip. I wanted to see what new additions the up and coming Gilbert city cooked up and to my surprise all of downtown (where Oregano's is) was developed! It was amazing! Anyways, I discovered The White Rabbit from searching for nice bars to visit with my coworker since I hadn't been back in Gilbert/AZ in a few years (plus I have a white rabbit so it was meant to be!). There is a monthly password you have to know to gain access to the venue. I signed up for the email list and was emailed with August's password shortly after so that was nice that I didn't have to wait a month out to get the new passcode! We got there after leaving Whiskey Row and was greeted by a very nice doorman (not sure if he's there still but if he is he provided impeccable service). Made our way down the stairs after declaring the password and walked into a 1920's decorated bar with purple walls and chandeliers. The fact that they opened in 2018, went through covid and operated with such attention to detail on their decor was a huge bonus. I loved the ambiance. My coworker and I sat at the bar and explored the menu all while looking at the craftsmanship of the cocktails the bartenders were working on. There was a female bartender, Meagan and a taller male bartender. Meagan was amazing and took the time to ask how are day was and if it was our first time there. I down my first drink and asked if she could concoct any tiki-theme drinks? She did it effortlessly and with showmanship! I remember she set the drink on fire but then poured too much cinnamon on it and put the flame out unintentionally. We all laughed about and it was served in the cutest tiki cup. I still try to keep my eye out for that same glass til this day. The special drink so made was perfect and our time there was a perfect ending to our evening of bar hopping! If I ever get back to AZ, I definitely will be stopping by and hopefully get to check out the Rabbit Hole as well! read more
Went here for NYE after dinner elsewhere earlier. Booked in advance and required masks to enter Seated near bar area and got to say it's a superb little venue. Had a few plates of appetizers with our cocktails and have to say will be back again for sure. Loved this bespoke bar. The only reason it does not get 5 from me was the music. It was way too loud and did not fit with the scene that TWR is aiming to achieve. R&B, electronica, rap is not in line with a 1920/30's underground apothecary bar. Would have been more suitable with more period music to enrich the atmosphere, and occasionally play something more modern mixed in occasionally with the 20/30's music for a little variety. Will definitely be back - just hope they consider the music for their patrons a little more realistically. read more
4 years ago
I came here with some girlfriends for a happy hour and then night in Gilbert. It was so cute! The drinks were very tasty, and we all got different ones and sampled each other's. The wait staff was very friendly and helpful and recommended a few and told us which ones were sold out. Would definitely come again!! Don't forget to get the secret password to enter ;) read more
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207 N Gilbert Rd
Ste 002
Gilbert, AZ 85234
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(480) 930-9580
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Do they have jazz music or any music playing? Also, is it stuffy/humid inside?
Per their website they have live music on Wednesday. https://www.twr.bar/faqs
Is there a dress code?
From their site.. We do not enforce a dress code but suggest date-night-out attire.
Does TWR have any mocktails for non-drinkers?
Oh, I bet they could make you some killer mocktails.
Is there usually a wait time to get in?
On Fridays and Saturdays our peak hours are from 9pm until midnight. During this window, depending on the size of your group, you might experience a short wait.
Is the main bar area handicap accessible?
Correct, our staff at the door will gladly guide you to our elevator access.
How loud does it get? Can you hold a normal conversation across a table or is it hard to hear each other?
The music is on the louder side. You may have to raise your voice to be heard across the table.
Do you take reservations?
No we do not. We operate strictly on a first come first served basis unless it's a full bar buyout.
What is the password for Feb. 20th?
Hi Ed! Visit our website www.twr.bar and subscribe to our guest list in order to retrieve our monthly password. We look forward to serving u!
When does the dining Room close or when do they stop serving food?
How many people can get in with one password holder?
I don't think there's a limit. You can always tell the password to someone else as well. It's just first come first serve
Is this place pretty expensive when it comes to drinks or inexpensive?
It's about $10-$12 for their signature drinks. Very tasty and creative. Food is reasonably priced.…
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