WHERE TO DRINK
Where to Drink
It's grown-up time! Here are our favorite watering holes in the city!
VINO Wine Bar
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Located at the historic Prescott Pines Inn. Vino Wine bar is the newest addition to this micro resort located about 1 mile from the historic Whiskey Row.
The Point
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Prohibition style drinks in a cozy, speakeasy-style cocktail lounge. House made infusions, freshly squeezed juices and obscure spirits, come chat with the most knowledgeable bartenders in the area.
The Edison Market
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The Edison features a full bar with cocktails, beer on draft and wine by the glass. You can also drink any of its wine bottles or ready to drink cocktails without a corkage fees. Games available.
Matt's Saloon
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Matt’s Longhorn Saloon has been a part of Prescott’s famous "Whiskey Row" since the early 1960’s and is still going strong today as one of Prescott’s last true Honky Tonks.
The Birdcage
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A Western Saloon right on Whiskey Row featuring the best live music acts and band lineups in the area.
Founding Fathers
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A few blocks from the square, Founding Fathers Collective brings together seven unique businesses under one roof including City Tavern, the largest self-serve beer taproom in the state!
Jersey Lilly Saloon
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Located upstairs in the Palace Historical Building right on Whiskey Row, Jersey Lilly has the only balcony overlooking the Courthouse Square!
Prescott Public House
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Great local watering hole, a killer back patio with fire pits, and live DJs on Saturdays!
1881 Spirits
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1881 offers a great selection of drinks and is also a favorite destination for shooting pool on Whiskey Row!
The Office Cantina
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Low-key watering hole featuring Southwestern fare, margaritas & TVs for sports fans.
Park Plaza Liquor & Deli
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Also known as "PPLD" to Prescottonians, is the only liquor store in Northern Arizona with a restaurant, craft beer, and wine bar with daily happy hour, cigar shop & smoking lounge, with two dog-friendly patios, regular tasting & food pairing events.
The Windsock
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The unique decor is inspired by Connie's love of airplanes. She combined the look of many of her favorite planes from different regions, to create a unique place that would look like no other.