The famous corn chowder is a thick paste without corn. Portions are tiny. Eat somewhere else and stop in here for a cocktail.
The famous corn chowder is a thick paste without corn. Portions are tiny. Eat somewhere else and stop in here for a cocktail.
In town to photograph the Christmas lights. Had a group dinner (24). Had given our food preferences ahead of time. Provided a side room just for us. Christine was our server and did an amazing job! Prime rib with all the fixings was excellent, service...was over the top, atmosphere historic. Will definitely return anytime we're in town.More
This place is oozing with history. The bar is beautiful, and the staff are dressed in cool period costumes. Unfortunately, our lunch service was very slow, despite it not being busy. Food was just OK, despite being fairly expensive. The outdoor space could use some...cleaning and repair. You should visit for the history.More
everyone said you HAD to go into the palace so we did was met by the " sheriff" who brought us to our table then the waitresses were dressed like period dance hall girls. but that aside I had the grilled shrimp appetizer and my...wife had sliders we were both surprised at how good they were I had a whisky sour ( being on whisky row it was appropriate)More
I didn't plan to eat here. Just wanted to check out the bar and decor. But after seeing the menu and getting a warm greeting from the hostess we took a table in the bar area. It was great. The excellent Bartender was serving both...a full bar and a bunch of tables and didn't miss a beat when it came to service. Burger was excellent. Would happily return.More
My girlfriends and I ate at the Palace when we were in Prescott for our annual handgun class. The Brussels sprouts are the best and the prime rib is delicious. The wine list is a real downer if you want to enjoy a glass of...wine with your beef. The service was very good.More
Food was average. Waitress was phenomenal. Christine. Had onion rings steak bites, and tacos. Ambience was fun. Worth a visit.
Went with family for lunch. Definitely order the Brussels sprouts! So so delicious. The corn chowder is also very delicious! Fish tacos were very good, fresh and tasty. Service was prompt and polite. Fun to walk around and look at all the historic photos and...memorabilia inside.More
Great fun place for drinks and bar food lunch ! People watching a 10 waitress in character and cowboys all around. Get there early it fills up quickly; Whiskey Row is a must see with bars, and shops including Harley store - just fun!
We loved this restaurant. We arrived at 1 PM and the place was packed. The wait staff did a great job of serving people. Heather was our wait staff person and she was terrific. We had the pastrami sandwich, and the soup/salad. This dishes along...with an IPA each, total bill was $42.00, before tip. We thought the prices were reasonable. The food was delicious. This place is a piece of Prescott history and was a great place for lunch.More
Cool place to visit if you're into the Old West history. Wife was very excited to visit after watching a YouTube video about the place. Food is not cheap, but really nothing is on Whiskey Row. We got burgers and they were good. Fries are...shoestring, which we're not fans of. Onion rings were good, but not worth the $3 upcharge given the amount given. Interior is full of things to see. Staff are dressed in clothes from the time period. Would have been a very good rating if not for the bathrooms. Blown away by how nasty the men's room was given the establishment. Horrible smell of piss with filthy floor and urinals. Needs a complete bleach scrub and power hose rinse.More
We had dinner at the Palace. Service was A+, food was A+, Atmosphere (not crowded) was A+. If you are into the storied history of Prescott and the Prescott Valley, you have to visit the Palace. The storied history played out on the walls of...the restaurant are amazing! From the Earp's to Mining and Gambling history as well as the heart wrenching memorial to our never forgotten heroes: The Granite Mountain Hotshots of Yarnell. This was simply an awesome evening. Thanks to the staff, kitchen and management. We will be back!! Mike from FlagstaffMore
Se we went for lunch in June. We had two small appetizers and iced tea. Each iced tea alone was $3.50 each. The meal, or I should say appetizers alone came to $35 before tip. Food was fine but pretty ordinary. Wouldn't go back.
Love the Wild West, gunslingers, Earp brothers and beer. Sat at the famous bar was served right away having a local brew. Sat next to a couple traveling from Florida. Staff was friendly, very busy inside, and I was pleased with the service. I loved...the fact that everyone was in character, including the surly sheriff! Be sure to walk around and see the historical artifacts within. Would recommend anyone to stop by.More
Called in a to go order because I only get 30 min for lunch, they stated it would be ready in 10 min. I get to restaurant and end up waiting another 30 min and still no food. I ask how long until my order...would be ready then got ignored. Assuming they thought a to go order is not important because they most likely won’t tip. WRONG I was indeed going to give a tip even if thought it was a to go order. I left and told them I couldn’t wait 45 min to an hour for a to go order when I only get a 30 Min lunch for work. Highly disappointed everyone seems like they hate their job and there and are rude with patrons.More