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The Museum Club opened in 1931 with the proclamation it was the "biggest log cabin in the world". That soon became in the nation, then in the state. It still holds one distinction though, it has the largest doorway made from a ponderosa pine split by lightning. Sometime around 1900 a Ponderosa Pine was struck by lightning. It then began to grow two equally sized trunks. You enter by walking through the middle of the trunks. The Museum Club's fortune continued to diminish when in the 1970s Interstate 40 replaced Historic Route 66 as the main east-west route through Flagstaff. The numbers of customers at this nightclub/museum continued to decline. It was bought and refurbished in 1978. Today you still gain entrance by walking through the trunks of the pine. The bar features a dance floor where you have to avoid the trees, a full service bar, TVs, an interesting mix of decor that includes an homage to Route 66, and Off-Track Betting. It is also reported to be haunted by former owners Don and Thorna Scott.
Jeans, cowboy style clothing, biker gear, etc. Casual. Theme: OtherAddress: 3404 E Route 66, Flagstaff, AZ 86004Phone: (928) 526-9434Directions: On Historic Route 66.
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Mayo, 2003 by mrandmrsdevlin
The food is really good, and there are a wide variety of margaritas and specialty drinks. It's a major "hotspot" for both NAU students and tourists.
It's a great place to go for dinner and happy hour. Late night it turns into a "dance club" with girls dancing on the bar, etc. It's a fun place to hang out. Leave a Comment Theme: Eating and DrinkingAddress: 103 N. Leroux St.Phone: 928 779-6000Directions: Historic Downtown FlagstaffWebsite: www.sanfelipescantina.com
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balcony! by Galaktycka
Anything from courderoy to dress pants. Leave a Comment
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When I went, cowboy boots were all the rage. As a vegan, I can safely say that I've never seen so many dead cows on feet. But that's just me. Leave a Comment Theme: NightclubAddress: 3404 E Route 66Phone: 928-526-9434Directions: It has a huge, lit up guitar out front, so to miss it you would have to either be blind or very dumb.
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MUSEUM CLUB on Old 66 (East side of town). Historic 'roadhouse' on Old 66 offering country music in historic setting. As I recall, it's the largest wooden building of type in Arizona and is often called the 'ZOO'.
Country music , live music on weekends, and many a star or star to be has played or been here over the decades.
Casual and or Western Leave a Comment Theme: Live MusicDirections: Off Old Route 66 near I-40Other Contact: (928) 526-9434
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Bar San Felipe. I'm not sure if this place still exists, but while I was in Flagstaff, this was the place to be!
Mexican style bar with crazy people all around (including the staff!). Best thing about this place: they allow you to dance on the bar. Worst thing: last call at around 00.30! (Way too early...) Leave a Comment Theme: OtherDirections: I really don't remember the street, but Flagstaff is small. You'll find it.
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The rooftop patio is the most scenic spot in downtown Flagstaff. The food was excellent and the atmosphere fun and safe
no Theme: Adult SpotAddress: 101 S San FranciscoPhone: 928 779 1820Directions: Southside
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My hsuband proposed to me on the rooftop of the Mad Italian!!!!!! It was soooooo romantic, the view was gorgeous, and the service awesome
none Theme: Eating and DrinkingAddress: 101 S San FranciscoPhone: 928 779 1820Directions: South of the tracks
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We ate up on the patio and this quaint bar and had a wonderful time. The view is incredible, and the only spot to see all of Flagstaff. The bar is so unique and old school.
none Theme: Eating and DrinkingAddress: 101 S San FranciscoPhone: 928 779 1820Directions: Southside
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We went to the bar to watch the Suns game on the incredible big screen tvs and ended up playing in one of the craziest pool tournaments ever. Every Tues night and the Suns won the game to boot
none Theme: Eating and DrinkingAddress: 101 South San FranciscoPhone: 928 779 1820Directions: Southside
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