Around the host stand and through a small hallway, this hidden second bar is a feast for the senses.

But for something extraordinary, resist the urge to stay up front and enter The Cave. The front of this dual-concept space has excellent drinks and a dark, moody atmosphere well worth visiting. Suite B When you visit Quartz, it’s tempting to grab a seat by the first bar you see, underneath a large rock overhang strung with glowing rope lights. But a glowing red neon sign that reads “Cocktails” lets you know you’re in the right place.ģ41 W. Inside, bright lights and white tiles look more industrial than inviting. Head to the heart of CityScape and next to Coabana, another cocktail bar by the same company, you’ll find a nondescript glass front kitchen. In downtown Phoenix, Pigtails is equally hidden. You don’t need a password, and you get to exit from a secret, bookshelf door. Once you’re in the Desert Ridge Marketplace, go across the way from Dave and Buster’s. Opened in February 2019, the bar features low-hanging light fixtures, shiplap walls with copper accents and excessive plants which create a relaxed and oxygenated environment for sipping your favorite spirits. At Desert Ridge Marketplace, Pigtails discreetly neighbors its sister concept, The Whining Pig, and caters to craft drink fans in an elegant setting. #46-1405Spread across the Valley, there are two locations of Pigtails Cocktail Bar, both hiding in plain sight. Curious? Knowledgeable bartenders can walk you through the long menu that includes creations such as the Elote Moda, which celebrates the sweet and earthy flavors of corn through elote mezcal, Abasolo ancestral corn whisky and Licor de Elote.Ģ1001 N. This bar focuses on everything agave-based, ranging from well-known tequilas to the more unusual bacanora, sotol and raicilla. One wall displays a map of the country, outlining where different spirits are made. There, you can pull up a seat at the large, rectangular bar or pick a table around the edges of the dark space.ĭecorative accents, such as comfortable throw pillows, table runners and artwork, are all imported directly from Mexico. Enter the colorful cantina from the side door off First Avenue, walk past the taco truck and the string lights, and head downstairs. Both are well worth a visit, but downstairs is where the real cocktail magic happens. When stopping by Barcoa, it's important to note that the upstairs bar is very different from what lies below.

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