The history of Prescott lines the walls and display cases in this restaurant and bar. Great place for couples, friends and family. The hamburgers are amazing and the steaks are always a hit with the men. They have great fries and chicken strips. The appetizers...More

My history-loving wife just had to see it, and of course, we had to eat lunch there. It was a fun afternoon, not really crowded but plenty of folks inside. Good service from our "saloon girl" and a really good salad. The beer was cold,...More

This historic hotel saloon offers old photos, a wait staff in period costume, and a seeming wonderful menu. We ordered the beef soup and a salad and had to stop at a bathroom every fifteen miles between Prescott and Phoenix. Stop in, admire the saloon,...More

Another great spot in Prescott my wife and I love going in there and sitting at the bar so classic.Food is good as well and also Madison the bartender was very nice and funny as well.

By the time we got checked in at the Grand Highland Hotel we needed a bite to eat and were directed to The Place right down the street. It's a very interesting place with lots of history and excellent food.

I knew this was going to be an interesting place to eat when there were two cowboys, with guns on their hips, greeting you outside the front entrance. The inside is like entering an old cowboy movie saloon. The servers are dressed in period outfits...More

My husband and I stopped in for a drink and dinner. They have two areas, the dining area and the bar/saloon area. We chose to sit in the saloon area. The employees all dressed in period dress which made it fun. The decor matched as...More

This place was so much fun! It looked just as it did during the wild west days! Employees were even in period dress which made it seem like you ere living during that time. The bartender was very friendly and shared a lot of history...More

The wait staff are dressed in period like clothing. Lots of interesting pictures and displays of Prescott history. The fajitas where tasty and the beer was cold.

We were visiting family and decided to eat here after strolling the square. Nice scenery but the food was terrible. The fries were in old grease I had a bad aftertaste for quite awhile. The fish and chips were just let’s say long John silvers...More