“ This place is really cool, so much history, and it's supposedly haunted. We came to see the bar that was saved from the fire in 1900, enjoyed the old timey decor, and asked workers about hauntings because The Palace was featured on an episode of Ghost Adventures. We stayed for dinner and we're seated right away, it was pretty busy and very touristy. I ordered the smothered chicken and my husband had the pepper burger and an old fashioned. Everything was excellent, we asked our server about any ghost sightings, she said a man dressed in cowboy attire was walking around the dining room, then towards a display case against the wall and then walked through the wall! It happened the day before I came in, I was bummed I missed it but it must have been exciting to those that saw it. I highly recommend a visit here. ”

“ Who knew that this was the oldest bar and restaurant in Arizona?! Or that Doc Holliday was a patron back in the day? Stepping into the Palace felt like a time warp for sure! All the staff are dressed in what I can only describe as "western attire". Our party of three ladies came in on a Sat evening (early, too! Like 5:00 pm) and it was a packed house!! Wait times were quoted at 2 plus hours... since we were visiting from out of town, we figured we were going to be waiting for a while. All of a sudden, one of the hostesses/servers says to us "I'm gonna seat you ladies right here at this table if you're okay with that" (table in front of the host station) and we were absolutely floored!! Talk about a random act of kindness?!!!! She was truly a saint and we couldn't thank her enough for the rest of the night (and of course, we tipped her even though she put up a fight!) On to the main entrees, for the price point and the quality of the meal that you get, it's no wonder the Palace is a can't be missed spot when in Prescott!! The steaks rivaled that of some of the fancier steakhouses I've been to. The drinks were stiff and the service was top notch. When in Prescott, a meal at the Palace is a MUST!! ”

“ I have never been to Prescott, but this should be a priority on your list for the history alone.If you're a fan of the movie Tombstone then you will love having a drink here I would recommend watching the movie again or watch for the first time as some of the events in the movie took place here! ”

“ Location Central Prescott, Whiskey Row. Parking Street, garage Atmosphere Historic saloon-read up about the bar! The servers are dressed in period costumes Live music was fantastic! Seating Bar, low top tables, out side back porch, upstairs. Great for groups in the back room. Service Immediate, attentive, friendly. I appreciate the speed at which the souled plates were removed. Menu Awesome choices! Full bar! We had the steak bites and brisket tacos. The steak bites were so good we ordered seconds. The sauce deserves special mention. I thought we were going to have to ask for more!! The margaritas were a bit too sweet. Summary This place is a MUST place to check off when visiting Prescott. We are so thankful we did!! ”

“ Historic building with good food . Junior bonner used this area as a movie set . Watch it free on YouTube. I got a killer shirt as a souvenir. Make this a definite stop for nostalgia and a drink . ”

“ Cool historic restaurant on whisky row, the is supposedly haunted too. I guess the bar has a pretty cool story behind it. They saved it when the building caught fire. It was huge too, so impressive they were able to save it. The food was decent, I had a burger and some steak bites and an old fashioned. Fun place with lots of cool decor. I think this is one place everyone should checkout when visiting whisky row. The staff was friendly, but it was an unusually hot day and I'm not sure if they had AC but they were still pretty busy. The old fashioned was good and I ate the whole burger with the smokey pepper on it. Check out the photos! ”

“ Friends visiting and we went to Whiskey row, because well...Whiskey. Stopped at the Palace and sat at the bar. The waitresses and bartenders all dress in the spirit of the Wild West. Love it! The bar itself is super old and if you talk to the fantastic bartender he will tell you the history. We had already eaten so we just went for cocktails. Poured to perfection. The conversation with the employees was lovely and this may be our new favorite bar in the area. Go in and walk around. Look at the memorabilia. Love it! ”

“ Must try: Whiskey sour with the Madame Martha Whiskey. The waitress recommended, they make their own simple syrup and the whiskey is made locally for this bar. Best whiskey sour we have ever had!! The corn chowder. It has potatoes, corn and magic. Seasoned well, large bowl and best corn chowder I have ever had. My father has soup everywhere we visit and is a bit of a critic, he was in love. The green beans were soaked in maybe teriyaki, slightly sweet and wonderful. The fish and chips- both men loved the fish. Fries were mediocre. Skip: Was not a fan of the old fashioned drink here. The mushrooms in a skillet were slightly bitter, not for me. I love Cole slaw, but their coleslaw is yogurt based. So weird to my pallete, not mayo or vinegar like usually Cole slaw. Murals and memorabilia were pretty cool. They still have the original bar even though there was a fire in the early 1900s. The legend has it that all of the towns people ran and carried the large bar out to save it. The Palace Restaurant and Saloon is both the oldest business and oldest bar operating in the state of Arizona, United States. Located on historic Whiskey Row in Prescott, the saloon was opened in 1877, and rebuilt in 1901 after a disastrous fire swept the district in 1900. It is considered one of the most historic bars in the state. All around solid choice for lunch or dinner. ”