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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.
Dress Code: Jeans, cowboy style clothing, biker gear, etc. Casual.
Written Oct 21, 2008
Address: 3404 E Route 66, Flagstaff, AZ 86004
Phone: (928) 526-9434
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Beaver Street Brewery, to me, really typifies Flagstaff: friendly, homey and good quality.
The food is good, the beer is probably the best in town, the atmosphere is great, and the people are friendly.
Dress Code: It's Flagstaff...
Written Jan 14, 2008
Address: 11 S Beaver St # 1
Phone: (928) 779-0079
Website: http://www.beaverstreetbrewery.com/
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I can not belive the Mogollon is not on Virtualtourist yet!!! Mogollon Brewing Company is the coolest place in Flag, and my favourite bar, of course. It is cosy, the barpeople are very nice and so are the customers. You will never sit alone for more than five minutes in this place, people are very friendly, kinda like always in Flag though.
One of the best things is the live music, everything from country to "Led Zep Again" and singersongwriters from Georgia or Hophop from N.Y. A lot of jambands, too as well as local, hardrock cover-bands.
Try the Mogollon's own beer, the IPA is fantastic (but WAY strong. )
Overall, this is a great hangout. AND there is adancefloor which is more than filled on the crazy "ladies nights" on Wednesdays.
This place has it all. I am serious: Go to Mogollon - take the next plane over there!
Dress Code: Oh wow, there is no dress code. Hippies, students, cowboys, outdoorsmen, butch whatever. It's a great mix.
Updated Jul 3, 2007
Address: Agassiz Street, Historic Downtown
Website: www.mogbrew.com
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This is an full entertainment bar and music venue. Our family loves to go there for their sports and pool, and the older family members love the music venue. The upstairs patio is fantastic for dining and the view.
Dress Code: Whatever is comfortable
Written May 17, 2007
Address: 101 S San Francisco
Phone: 928 779 1820
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I would think that ol' Black Bart is turning in his grave knowing that his namesake saloon has college kids singing Broadway show tunes entertaining young and old. Maybe his real name was flamboyant Bart or Chartruese Bart. Food is OK, steaks, chicken, ribs, sides, salads, reasonable prices. It is entertaining and fun. They have a bar with swinging bar doors.
Dress Code: Casual, casual
Written May 22, 2006
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I have a thing for lounges, and the Monte Vista is a great one.
It's adjacent to a hotel, but it is not like a hotel bar. The atmosphere is very cool, the crowd is very laid-back and receptive (mostly 25+), they have some excellent beers on tap and the prices are reasonable. They also have live music on occassion.
It's difficult to find a non-chalant, unpretentious bar in Downtown Flagstaff, but this seems to be it.
Written Apr 3, 2006
Address: 100 N San Francisco St
I think that the Mad I is one of the oldest surviving bars in Flagstaff. It's my favorite place south of the tracks though we rarely make it there.
It's got less of the trendy college bar feel to it, and more of a casual local bar. It recently was remodeled though, and no includes an upstairs roof-top balcony which is rumored to be really neat.
Dress Code: Casual....
Written Aug 4, 2005
One of our favorite spots for a mellow night on the town is upstairs in the hotel Weatherford, at the Zane Grey. There is a balcony that wraps all the way around the historic building which gives you a good view of the people bustling by.
Inside the scene is relaxed; in the wintertime there is always a fire burning.
Dress Code: Like everything else in Flagstaff, Casual, Casual, Casual!!
Updated Aug 4, 2005
Maloneys is a "Cheers" style bar which attracts primarily a college crowd after 10pm. Though the food is decent they do a better bar business by far.
During school the place will be packed every night around 9pm, then the crowd tends to disperse to other places downtown.
Dress Code: No formal dress code, but it tends to be a pretty trendy college bar.
Written Aug 4, 2005
Address: 101 N. Leroux
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Although I am obligated to plug Felipe's because I work there, I really do think it's the best bar in Flagstaff.
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.
Written Apr 7, 2005
Address: 103 N. Leroux St.
Phone: 928 779-6000
Website: www.sanfelipescantina.com
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