whiskey row
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Worth it to park and walk. Lots of shops, great food, live music and tastings of wine, mead, and beer.
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We went to visit Prescott because I wanted to see what Whiskey Row really was. My father grew up in Prescott during the great depression and I was hoping to see and understand what he had told me about most of my childhood. I am sorry to say that 80 plus years have gone by and it doesn't resemble the description he related to me. A fairly modern city with an influx of money from people moving in for it's warm climate not to pan for gold has surely changed it. For the better or for the worse, I suppose is a matter of opinion.
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I really enjoyed the food and beverages, especially the options. Several of the shops are "Sedona like" with great Art and local artists. The prices are lower than Sedona which isn't hard to do. The courthouse across the street is majestic and quite a gathering area.
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Whiskey Row is a collection of bars, restaurants and art shops. Of all the attractions, Matt's Saloon is my favorite. I have been to many western bars in Texas, New Mexico and Arizona and there is not a one that compares to Matt's. The entertainment is outstanding and the bartenders have real personality. In the evening, usually on Friday, the old timers come out to dance. In their 60's, 70's and even 80's, these couples come out and strut their stuff. It is just great to watch. A good time is had by all at this bar!
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Read about, or let someone tell you the story of the fire that destroyed much of Whiskey Row back in the early 1900's. The patrons at the Palace Bar pulled the huge oak bar out into the street so that they could continue drinking while the fire was burning much of the building.
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We have been to a few cities who have this kind of place to go to enjoy a drink, some history or just shop. Every bar makes you feel like home, The best place to eat is at The Palace. It has great food, service and history right down to the bullet holes in the ceiling from the 1880's. Every city should take a hint from Prescott.. were talking to you Kingman, AZ.
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Same old stuff from shop to shop. Bar scene if you like that, but the restaurants were overpriced for the quality of food. Go for the atmosphere, not the quality of food. Too many panhandlers and vagrants wandering about asking for money.
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Whiskey row is always a great time. From all their unique shops to all the fun bars. We have never had a bad time walking up and down the row shopping or bar hopping at night. There are some amazing bar tenders and really fun locals.
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There are lots of bars and shops to explore. I was more interested in the shops, but didn't really have much time as had gotten into to town late in the afternoon. I was a bit surprised to see most (if not all) of the shops close down at 5:00 PM.
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Lots of neat shops of all kinds and for all tastes. Plenty of good food of all kinds. Just a really nice place to visit and everyone is so nice when looking in all of the shops.