There is also another bar on site called Grey Hen RX, a bar inspired by New Orleans. This money gets applied to your final bill. You pay a $25 per person deposit at the time of booking. The lights even flicker like an old train car! Reservations are required. All of the window are showing a loop of a train going through the Rocky Mountains. The company is called Century Grand and they are responsible for this simulated train car cocktail bar experience. This is one of the coolest bar experiences I have had. Hidden speakeasy bars in Phoenix are hard to come across, but we’ve taken the time to. If you’d like to take an untraditional exploration of Phoenixs history, the area has a few must-see locations to check out. This one really isn’t HIDDEN but I still had to include it. Hidden speakeasy bars in Phoenix are hard to come across, but we’ve taken the time to seek out and explore a few of the best. There is a whole living wall of plants behind the bar.Īddress: 3626 E Indian School Rd, Phoenix, AZ 85018 Nearby homes similar to 901 W JUANITA Ave have recently sold between 495K to 675K at an average of 300 per square foot. You walk through a “meat shop” in the front and through the swinging doors. This is such a cool hidden bar in Phoenix.
I ended up staying in Arizona late last year for about a month and got to have the time to check these all out! The atmosphere in each are all very different, but super cool!Īddress: 1 E Washington St #128, Phoenix, AZ 85004 123 East Washington Street / Mon-Thurs 11am-9pm Fri 11am-10pm Sat 12pm-10pm Sun 12pm-8pm. There was a constitutional ban on alcoholic drinks in the United States from the 1920s to the early 1930s. O’Hare, a doctor who started his practice in the early 1910s. The speakeasy is home to a slice of Phoenix history, even though it only opened in 2016, under the Renaissance Phoenix Downtown Hotel.
The White Rabbit’s concept was greatly influenced by Dr. I didn’t realize that Arizona (Phoenix/Scottsdale area) has a few cool “hidden” bars. This Hidden Cocktail Bar in Gilbert, the White Rabbit, Was Inspired by Prohibition in the 1920s. If there is one thing I love, it is finding hidden bars! The last time we visit London (May 2019), I found a few hidden bars that you can check out in this post here.
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