This is where the Rocky Horror Picture Show freaks liquor up on Saturday nights, among other theatergoers at the neighboring Loft Cinema. During the day, it is usually a local yokel joint. It's spacious, with typically southwestern wooden paneling, a jukebox, a few old video arcade games, torn leather booths and a few tables in the center of the room. A variety of burgers and sandwiches are available: bacon cheeseburgers, jalapeno burgers, mushroom swiss burgers, barbecue beef sandwiches and chicken melts.
Closing soon
UnCork'd is the younger, more relaxed sibling venue of The Cork Tucson. Tucson's newest kitchen and cocktail bar features gastropub-style meals, specialty cocktails, craft beers (along with some old school faves) and some wonderful wines. Happy Hour is from 3p-6:30p every day. We'll host occasional live music too.
Here is the one and only truly Irish bar in Tucson (though there are others who claim to be). This is where you want to be on St. Patrick's Day. On all other days, it's a good place to start the bar-hopping that takes place at the many drinking establishments on Fourth Avenue. There is live music here Thursday, Friday and Saturdays. It is suggested you call ahead for details. The fare is simple but hearty, including sandwiches, pizza and hamburgers. And yes, the supply of Guinness is abundant.
Elliott's On Congress is a restaurant and bar that offers amazing food, a great atmosphere, and a full bar that features over 20 flavors of house-infused vodkas.
