You get it all on whiskey row.... live music killer happy hour and non happy hour prices, strong drinks and friendly staff everywhere. hope from one bar to the next and back again music for every taste country to rock and something in between. And at the end of the night stumble to your room at St Michaels hotel.
Review Source:Whiskey Row is a fun stop if you are up in Prescott.
It's located on Montezuma, one of the four streets that border the Court House area. Â About a year ago, there was a terrible fire and most of the turn of the last century buildings burned down. History tells us the same thing happened 110 years ago.
Well, Whiskey Row is back and a better than ever. Â The street is now made up of Art galleries and yes -- saloons and biker bars. Â But since we were up here for the 10th Annual "Whiskey Off-Road Bike Race, it was a different sort of biker. LOL
Enjoy!
Prescott is not a big sleepy town as I thought. At night Whiskey Row is the place to be, the town is buzzing with movement, music, and lights. People are bar hopping, smoking and chatting out on the streets. It was a big surprise. It was a nice walk. We took in Whiskey Row the next morning and it was the complete opposite. Quite and tons of people walking their dogs. We did go to the center square to see a the booths selling crafts and foods. I can say it was as equally as loud in the morning as it was at night because of the Cicadas. A Jerky vendor told us the bugs are loud and ugly. Which is true, i googled them and they are UGLY!! but there not in your way. Looking forward to going back.
Review Source:Ohhhh Whiskey Row... how to review you. Basically, your existence is a hindrance to my otherwise easy trips through downtown, you produce disgusting filth and vomit, and you have terrible music. Yet you're so fun! You have live bands, they aren't always good, but that's not your fault, you have bars like Matt's, Annie's, and Joe's, and you also have restaurants to eat at the morning after. I am just so torn...
Review Source:I LOVE coming to Whiskey Row, I always have such a blast when Im here. Bar hopping, live music, and stumble back to Hotel St. Micheal at the end of the street. No driving, no cab taking.....Start at one corner, make your way to the end and then head back to the favorite of the night to end the night.....ROSA's is the best restaurant in town, about 2 blocks away, head there for dinner!!
Review Source:A bunch of my friends and I just went there this past weekend to celebrate my birthday and we had a BLAST!
We started the night at the Prescott Brewing Co. with dinner and drinks. Definitely did not disappoint! Everyone enjoyed their appetizers and dinners and we all left with full bellies, not to mention an excellent buzz, to enjoy the night out on the Row! Despite the large crew, our service was great and the girl did a good job getting everyone's order right.
First was the Irish bar then on to Lilly's with the patio...both of which were crowded but not uncomfortably so. The eleven of us didn't have to feel alienated from each other all night and we all had a great time. After those two places, we headed further down the row and encountered a few bars we didn't want to pay to drink at, so we walked back to the main drag and ended up at Scottie's to round out the night.
One word....KARAOKE! Most awesome birthday celebration to date!
I love Whiskey Row!
I really enjoyed Whiskey Row when I first moved to Prescott. Â I liked that all of these pretty cool bars were in a row and if you didn't like one, you could just walk out of one door and right into another.
Right across the street from the Square. Â Plent of parking. Â Safe garage parking not too far away.
Disappointing. Â There's not a single place that has a good whisky selection. Â It's just simply the old name referring to a strip of run down bars in the downtown area. Â Prices are high, with the same old stuff you can get at any bar in Arizona. Â If you want something worthwhile then to to the Raven or Prescott Brewing downtown.
Review Source:The strip of asphalt, less than a mile from end to end.... (if you can find the ends), known as Whiskey Row, turned out to be a good location to celebrate  " Cinco De Drinco". Save time, money and possible future court dates, by using the downtown parking  facility provided, and put your keys in a safe spot, you would be needing a car from this point on. My expectation for a short celebration was soon upgraded to an extended "Pub Crawl".
To the left the Lyzzard's Lounge a bar you appreciate for an interesting crowd, who, if you are around late enough, you will get the opportunity to see really "smashed". Some thing about this bar?....it's magical. There's no question in that Lyzzard's has the cutest bar staff in Prescott, Except for the bar back.....sorry dude, but I'm sure he has his fans too. Standard of band playing are always good. There's Sundance's Place. Brigett (that's not how she spells it) owns the bar and tends the bar and brings you drinks when you ask for them. She practically perfect, Â and the bands rock, no really
 Turn right to the Bird Cage, Prescott's Biker Bar and really the best place to see people, if you're into people? Business men and hobos, biker chicks and classic locals, Mary Ann and Lynn (sister's) and really good bartender's and "The Cage" has the friendliest bouncer I have ever met. Then on to Coyote Joe's, coolest bar in town and the most crowded, more and more these days. The Raven Cafe, Murphy's Restaurant, Jersey Liliy"s, Matt's Saloon, Donna's Hut, The Palace.....just walk on by the Palace, The Grill, HoldFast Tattoo is open.....no tattoos... tonight.
I believe it happened in this (almost ) order. Not to forget the night cap PBRs on the top level of the parking complex.
Actually a confined space for the adults to ride the rides and taste the wares, there's not really any rides, however rides would only make it better, and more then a few nauseous. Prescott is number one this year in celebration of this North american holiday.
Let the Taxi, which you can actually flag down (cool), take you away.
Whisky Row has a lot going for it. Â First, you are in Prescott, cooler weather than Phoenix and mountain views. Â Second, you have amazing architecture, most dating from around 1900 (After a fire, much of this part of town was rebuilt.) Â Then you have the collection of bars and pubs. Â Live bands seemed to provide most of the entertainment on a Friday night, with styles from rockabilly and lounge covers to country and rock. Â No cover charges made bar hopping easy, and the proximity of most bars meant we didn't get too cold walking from one to the other. Â It was very easy to do a traditional pub crawl; we had basically one drink at each place before moving on. Â Our hotel was on Whisky Row, so there was no need for a cab or to deal with driving. Â For a quick overnight trip from Phoenix, this was a great getaway.
Review Source:Whiskey Row is a blast! (the wild west lives on)
There are about 20 bars in the general downtown Prescott, AZ area, and about 10 in a row on one block... Amazing little pubs which all feature live bands on the weekends with NO COVER. Drinks are cheap and the crowd is fun (half locals and half tourists).
I love this place - It's perfect for a one or two day getaway. Stay in a local hotel downtown (St. Michael or Hotel Vendome) and go nutts!!!
About 1 1/2 hr drive from Phoenix.
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