Food & Drink
Bisbee Social Club: A Speakeasy Inspired Cocktail Lounge
When you see the red light on above the door at 67B Main Street, you will immediately know you’re about to experience the kind of unique establishment that can only be found in Bisbee. Just a short flight of steps from street level you’ll find a red door where a secret knock although not required is rumored to inspire the ghosts from speakeasies of yesteryear to cast a spell of fun and fortune.
Upon entering, a cosmic energy inundates the senses and your path to an exquisite cocktail begins. Travel through the green room and the velvet-draped entry into a spacious lounge with three distinct entertainment areas. Celebrating the end of prohibition, you’ll first want to go straight to the copper topped bar.
Café Roka: Bisbee’s Must-Visit Destination for Food
Chef Rod Kass came to Bisbee in 1990 for a visit and found himself immediately at home. Kass and Sally Holcomb opened Café Roka in 1992 and it has all the markings of a Bisbee original. From Kass’ passion for quality, locally sourced ingredients to the historic building’s art deco ambiance, a dinner at Café Roka is an experience to remember.
Enjoy a uniquely vibrant culinary style with Chef Rod Kass’s explosive fusion of flavors surrounded by locals and visitors alike at iconic Café Roka in the historic downtown district of Bisbee.
The Copper Pig: Upscale Comfort Food
Chef Chris Dangerfield and his partner, Heather Reddon, bring a wealth of experience to The Copper Pig. With years in the food service industry, Chris, an accomplished chef, and Heather, who expertly manages the front of the house, take a hands on approach to creating a welcoming and memorable dining experience.
Their impressive culinary journey includes working in renowned restaurants across New York, Napa, and Phoenix. In Bisbee, they previously owned Heaters Perk in the Park at the Bisbee Saturday Market, further solidifying their connection to the local food scene.
At The Copper Pig, they’ve assembled an experienced team featuring familiar faces from Bisbee’s vibrant dining community, ensuring top notch service and a warm, neighborhood friendly atmosphere.
Gene's Place: Since 1948
Gene’s Place has been a fixture in Bisbee’s famed Brewery Gulch since 1948, and is an intimate venue for cocktails, live music, and the best grilled cheese sandwich in Cochise County. Gene’s Place is open 365 days a year, and retains an exceptional historic interior from Bisbee’s heyday. Gene left this world over fifty years ago, but on some nights you may still catch a glimpse of him at the end of the bar with a cold Coors.
St Elmo Bar: Since 1902
Tucked into the heart of Bisbee’s vibrant Brewery Gulch, St. Elmo Bar is a living legend. Established in 1902, this iconic watering hole proudly holds the title of Arizona’s longest continually operated bar. With its well-worn wooden bar, vintage neon signs, and a jukebox that keeps the good times rolling, St. Elmo’s is a nostalgic trip into the rowdy, rollicking past of this historic mining town. Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a local regular, you’ll find friendly faces, strong drinks, and an atmosphere that’s equal parts dive bar charm and Old West spirit.
St. Elmo Bar isn’t just a place to grab a cold beer—it’s a cornerstone of Bisbee’s nightlife. Located steps from downtown’s main attractions, it often hosts live music, karaoke nights, and impromptu dance parties that spill out into the street. The vibe is unpretentious, the drinks are affordable, and the stories echo through the walls with every pour. If you want to experience the soul of Bisbee after dark, St. Elmo Bar is the place to be—a timeless, rowdy reminder that some things only get better with age.
Old Bisbee Brewing Company
Located in the heart of Old Bisbee in historic Brewery Gulch, experience our award winning beers, old fashioned root beer, grilled brats, and vegan chili. Enjoy the view from our elevated patio, or make new friends in the taproom.
Imagine a boutique brewery, modern in design, totally custom built to create beers of the highest quality. Now, place that brewery in a great historical setting…..That is Old Bisbee Brewing Company. Established in 2010 above legendary Brewery Gulch in the mile high, historic town of Bisbee, Arizona, Old Bisbee Brewing Company has become renown for the exceptional quality of it’s beers. But don’t just take our word for it — come down and taste them all!
Sit next to the serving tanks or at the stainless steel bar in the Tap Room or journey up to the elevated patio and enjoy the views over Brewery Gulch to the mountains beyond. Our savory, beer simmered barbecued bratwurst and famous Roka’s chili are served all open hours plus there is always free popcorn to complete the enjoyable experience at Old Bisbee Brewing Company.
The Hitching Post Saloon: Bisbee's Local Dive Bar
The Hitching Post Saloon is Bisbee’s Neighborhood dive bar, and has been serving customers since 1947. Located just 1 !/2 miles from Old Bisbee, the Hitching Post hosts live music and events several times a week, and has a large dance hall and patio. The Hitching Post is open 365 days a year, and will be opening LadyBird Pizza Kitchen in Summer, 2025.
Legion: American Heritage Bar & Grill
Legion bar and grill makes its home in the former American Legion Club building—a 100-year-old (more or less) building with incredible vintage features. (Not to worry, Post 16 of the American Legion is still going strong in Bisbee. They’re just down the road a ways.) At Legion, we honor our town’s military history.
Here, you can enjoy great music, food, and drinks amidst vintage décor. Wander around with a drink in your hand and you can see framed letters from the 1930s and 1940s on the walls, along with authentic military and mining artifacts, and autographed photos of burlesque girls who used to perform here.