Phoenix dives cluster on Grand Avenue and Roosevelt Row: a windowless 1947 tiki lounge, a bungalow with free live music nightly, and a former tax office turned punk haven. Dim, cash-friendly, and full of character.
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Phoenix's oldest tiki dive, slinging cheap strong drinks since 1947 in a windowless, red-lit room full of pufferfish lamps and half-moon booths. Cash-only, pool, DJs, and the heart of the Grand Ave arts scene.
Pip’s Tip Phoenix's oldest tiki dive, pouring since 1947. Daily 11am to 2am on Grand Avenue.
A creaky old bungalow turned art-covered dive with no cover, free live music every night, and a wall of 100-plus craft beers and wines. Rotating local art and a cozy patio make it Roosevelt Row's soul.
Pip’s Tip No cover and free live music, daily from 4pm. A creaky bungalow covered in art.
A dim, red-vinyl former tax office turned beloved women-owned punk dive with cheap strong pours, a killer jukebox, board games, and a scrappy live-music back room. LGBTQ+ friendly and unapologetically gritty.
Pip’s Tip Women-owned punk dive in a former tax office. Daily from 4pm, red vinyl throughout.
A no-frills neighborhood dive with gritty decor, stiff cheap drinks, a great jukebox, pool, and a shady patio. Free live bands, punk shows, and a fiercely loyal regular crowd.
A classic biker dive with cheap drinks, live bands, a tattooed crowd, and famous $5 loaded Sunday Bloody Marys. Gritty, welcoming, and unapologetically rock 'n' roll.
A wood-paneled honky-tonk 'eatin' and drinkin' place' reborn from a 1970s institution, with a country jukebox, an open grill flipping cheap burgers, and stiff pours. Dim, divey, and full of character.
A retro 1970s time-warp dive with wood paneling, vintage arcade games, a shady patio, and affordable drinks. Unpretentious, kitschy, and a Melrose neighborhood favorite.
A quirky neighborhood dive with a permanent-Christmas-lights beach-shack theme, worn pool tables, a jukebox, cheap drinks, and bartenders who know everyone's name. Low-key and beloved.
A laid-back, dimly lit neighborhood dive with strong affordable pours, a solid jukebox, pool, and friendly bartenders. An early-opening spot for regulars who want a no-frills cold one.
Phoenix's oldest tiki dive, slinging cheap strong drinks since 1947 in a windowless, red-lit room full of pufferfish lamps and half-moon booths. Cash-only, pool, DJs, and the heart of the Grand Ave arts scene.
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