Fun and entertainment Arizona

The Museum Club is an icon in Flagstaff. It was a certain Dean Eldredge, taxidermist, who created this large wooden cabin in 1931. When he died, many of the naturalized animals were sold. Nevertheless, some of them still remain and are still admired by customers. Over the years, this establishment has been bought by music lovers. People come here to have a drink and listen to jazz or country music in a typical American West atmosphere. The establishment is part of the historical sites of the 66.

Located on the 3rd floor of the Palomar Hotel, this bar offers a relaxed and pleasant setting for a cocktail in the heart of downtown. Enjoy the happy hours: beer at US $ 4, and cocktails at US $ 6.

A large selection of beers, a festive and festive atmosphere like Oktoberfest… This is a summary of Seaborn Haus. Ideal for outings between friends!

This is the ideal place to take a break in the middle of the afternoon, for the frame and the atmosphere first, but also because the coffee is good.

This is Flagstaff's alternative rock bar. You'll be able to sit in one of the large, stage-facing sofas, where groups of all walks of life and styles occur.

The lively atmosphere enthusiasts and smoky will appreciate.

A newly renovated showroom, just opposite the Congress Hotel. Visit the website to know the program-consumption of the moment.

Copper Blues is Phoenix's temple to live music. Various styles are represented: reggae, rock, acoustic - to name but a few. The bar offers a wide selection of draught beers, some from local breweries. In the kitchen, we especially recommend the house burger, which is excellent. To find out about upcoming concerts, karaoke and other events, go online. On weekdays, an intimate atmosphere is guaranteed. Our favorite!

Unsurprisingly, this charming little café is swamped every day by students who have come to study in groups. The setting lends itself to this: soft music, colorful walls, a relaxed atmosphere and a good Wi-Fi connection. Inspired by his grandfather's passion for coffee, Sebastian Ramirez opened the establishment with his wife, Nikki. Every year, they travel to Colombia to refine their selection of beans. Their motto: "our family harvest in your cup". The promise of a tasty coffee, topped off with a few delicacies.

This cozy coffee-shop is the ideal place to take a break while strolling through the friendly Roosevelt Row Arts District. You'll find comfortable sofas, cosy decor and, above all, excellent coffee, with beans from Tempe-based roaster Cortez Coffee Roasters. Although there aren't many dining options, the scones, cookies and homemade muffins are a perfect accompaniment to the drinks.

This coffee shop with its big red brick walls, which looks like it just stepped out of the Los Angeles Arts District, is particularly popular with digital nomads: it has to be said that the atmosphere is undeniably cool, the coffee delicious, the room well laid out and the atmosphere warm. In addition to having its own roaster, Exo Roast Co is committed to working only with small-scale producers based in Mexico. The icing on the cake: whenever possible, the use of compostable products, to minimize the establishment's impact on the environment.