Coach House Entertainment

The hours of operation 6am-2am were the draw to check coach house entertainment! Dive bar feels with a patio and Christmas lights! No table service. Gotta go to the pay window to order your drink. You can smoke here. Chips and snacks available to purchase. We were there on a Sunday afternoon and a taco truck was parked. Got some tacos to go. The bartender said he’s only there on weekends. Sometimes they have a pizza guy at night. You can always order food via delivery service anytime! People from all walks of earth. As tourists it was a cool vibe. Very relaxed. Decent prices for drinks. I’d check this place out again. As I would recommending it as a place to even just have one drink!

$4 beers under the lights. The Christmas lights are a vibe. +100 Aura. We ducked inside just as a heavy rain was coming through and it felt like a dream sheltering inside and having a few beers. Really worth a stop.

This place is amazing. Super fun no frills little bit dirtier bar for the downtown Scottsdale area. I’m sure the real locals have another more secret spot they go to but the inside / outside of this bar reminds of some of the other fun western bars I’ve been to in other cities. Drinks are cheap And the vibes are great. What else can you ask for.

Dive-y bar, but that’s a good thing. Laid back place to hang out, have a few drinks and soak in the vibes. Great playlist playing 70s and 80s new wave/ post punk music while we were there made it that much more enjoyable. Good mix of people, too.

I love going there ever since my friend. Paul, the bike builder, introduced me to it a number of years ago. Although it is trendy, they do cater to motorcyclists.

Fun dive bar feel with great over the top Christmas themed decor. We enjoyed our stop by here for a drink. The bartender was helpful and welcoming.

Bartenders here are quick, and fantastic. Every single one of them i approached was hustling and very fast. Made it such an enjoyable evening out

You can never go wrong with Coach House. Fantastic place to kick back, drink, socialize, and have a good time.

It's an annual traditional amongst my friends to go to Coach House on Thanksgiving Eve. Every inch of the interior and exterior is covered with Christmas lights. It's a great way to get into the holiday mood. However, be ready for 45 minute line if you arrive after 8:30pm on that night. Most other nights there is no significant line. Prices are average for Old Town. It's no longer the dive bar deal or once was. As one of the oldest bars in Scottsdale, its western, dive bar, sports bar vibe is worth a stop.

This place was the go to spot for a fun place to go around the holidays! It was PACKED throughout December and still see it busy in the months following that. Bartenders are friendly and you order st the bar on your own. Not too much seating as it's a smaller bar but lots of standing tables. The lack of seats didn't make me want to stay as long but the atmosphere kept us there for a few hours! Not your typical "Scottsdale place" but definitely a gem!

The cutest Christmas bar! The lights are up year round, but feel especially special during the holidays. We waited in line for about 30 minutes before getting in, but you could also pay $20 a head to the bouncers to skip the line. There is a full bar - their seltzers are high noons and there is a food truck there for little snacks and small bites!

Coach House in Scottsdale is a must-visit when it's decked out in its dazzling Christmas lights--an absolute spectacle! I don't live in the area so hard to say if I would be there throughout the year. I think there's a big opportunity missed when I found out that they don't put lights up or even change the light color for other holidays. That being said, the twinkling lights create the most festive and inviting atmosphere, making it feel like you've stepped into a winter wonderland. The drinks, while solid, are your typical bar fare--nothing overly remarkable, but perfectly enjoyable for the setting. The real charm of the place lies in its fun, laid-back vibe. It's a great social spot, especially outside, which is perfect for chatting and enjoying the lively atmosphere.

This is a decent dive bar. Be prepared to wait to get inside, there will be a very, very long line. Parking is generally easy here. This dive bar attracts a very wide range of ages, so expect to run into all different types of people and generations here.

Cute little dive bar. The Christmas lights are up year round, but they added some fun decorations for the holiday! I've been here twice. The first time was no wait but the second time we waited a good 40 minutes in line. But hey, the holidays are always busy especially for a bar with Christmas lights around Christmas time. I like that they have water jugs and cups out to make it easy to stay hydrated.

Fun spot! Heard some great live music coming out of dinner across the street and headed over. Glad we did. Fantastic band (Superhero), great mix of people of all different ages, good drinks and pretty Christmas lights. We had a really fun time!

My favorite little "dive bar" while in town. With all of the fancy and pricy spots in town- this is my favorite spot for a cocktail and chill atmosphere. From the rooms adorned with mini Christmas lights to the bar top with Pennie's- this is a quaint spot to beat the bachelorette parties .

Very rude "security" people. Would not allow my service dog in. Called Scottsdale's finest. It's a dirty place would never return. Instead of saying they denied my dog, they said I trespassed...

Absolutely loved my experience at Coach House! We'd just come from another spot in Scottsdale that was very pricey, so it was nice to be able to get some tasty refreshing drinks without breaking the bank. Our bartender (I think Drew was his name??) was super friendly with our group and gave us some great recommendations for quality food in the area to try before we left to go back to the East Coast. The vibe is immaculate -- Christmas lights from floor to ceiling? Yes please, sign me right up. The experience was 10/10 and if I ever find myself back in Scottsdale, Coach House will definitely be on my list of places to visit again!

I was riding by on a bus back from a work dinner, and all of a sudden a building is lighting up the darkness of a night like a Christmas tree. What on earth was it?! My colleague and I checked it on the map and saw that it was none other than Coach House, allegedly one of Scottsdale's oldest dive bars. On my last night in town, I made a point to go there, and I had no regrets! It's not just the outside that's completely lit up -- it's the inside too! It's quite photogenic, and the bartender was so friendly! For the area, the cocktails were priced at like $5-$6... so great in comparison! Shout out to the Family Guy pinball machine in the corner! I was really feeling the divey vibe. I think they have food too -- but I didn't get a chance to try it. Maybe next time! This place makes me want to visit the area again.

i was kicked out after i was harassed by 2 men. they kept instigating and bothering me, and when i finally fought back, the bouncers immediately removed me and yelled profanities at me. they called me a "c*nt" and made inappropriate towards gestures to me. i will be taking legal action

How could you not love the Coach house? I walked over after the Canal Convergence event and had a beer before I called my Lyft to go home. They have all their Christmas lights up and it was packed. With so many changes in the neighborhood, and in life in general, it is like visiting an old friend for me always. I love this place.

Stopped by on a Tuesday night since we've driven by a few times. Apart from the showy holiday lights, there's not much this place offers. There were maybe 10 or so people scattered throughout the bar. It seemed like regulars, most older than 40 years. Overall, pretty chill atmosphere. A bottle of Blue Moon or draft will run you $6. I wouldn't say the bartenders are nice, but they aren't rude either - they're just there. There are a couple TVs with ESPN on, a jukebox, and both indoor and outdoor seating (majority of it was outdoor seating). The indoor area had lights strung up on the walls (very on-brand) but they're harsh on the eyes with explosive neon blues. Must be 21+ to enter. Not sure I'd come back...

For the type of place this is, it's 4 stars. Cheap drinks, good vibes, no entry fees or anything. You walk right up to the bar and essentially get drinks and can hang wherever. I will say it felt like an older scene though. If we were in the area I would stop by again. My only feedback is the bathroom could use a little makeover/ some hygiene maintenance.

I'm gonna give this place 5 starts because it is the epitome of what a dive bar is supposed to be. Cheap cocktails and mixture of charactors. Young people mmixed with old, totally different goups all coexisting and having fun at an establishment. Oh and they have a tasty taco truck outside. Did I mention that the drinks are cheap? I felt like it was happy hour all day.

Hands down the best place in the city! Every single team member here is top-notch. The customer service provided by the door staff and bartenders is exceptional. Special mention to Tim, Steve, and Conner for consistently exceeding expectations.

Arrogant bartender, disrespectful to women, only later to find out from the staff that he's actually the manager. This past Saturday night I went to Coach House for the first time. I ordered a drink at the main bar inside. It was very busy and was taking a long time to make it. So I went to the bathroom and came right back. I was gone maybe 3 to 4 minutes. When I got back the bar manager had the drink sitting there and started yelling at me asking if I even wanted it. He taunted me holding the drink up and then pulling it back away as he said if I didn't want it he'd just take it back. He was so angry out of nowhere that I honestly was afraid he did something to the drink. So I said okay take it back and he immediately turned around and chucked it out. I was so thrown off and in shock of his behavior. I tried to ask him what I did wrong and he gave me more attitude, was extremely dismissive, waving me off and telling me to go away. I simply wanted to know what I could have possibly done to upset him so much but he wouldn't give me any explanation and just yelled at me not to talk to him. He was on such a power trip that he called a security guard over and told him to kick me out. I didn't argue and went with the security guard to the entrance. After I followed them out I was talking to the bouncer, still bewildered and trying to understand what just happened. Even more to my surprise, I found out that the bartender I ordered from was in fact the bar manager and so there was nothing they could do. My whole group saw all of this happening and left the bar because of it. I feel extremely disrespected by the way your bar manager treated me and the complete lack of regard he showed for his actions. I fear for any other women that have to interact with him and for the rest of your staff having someone as arrogant and inconsiderate as him in a management position.

09/06/24 8:29pm we went to the Coach House with our three dogs and security out front told us no pets even though petfriendlyrestaurants.com says the establishment is pet friendly. We went somewhere else.

When I first visited this place my timing must have been bad. Still kinda smelly still have cigarette smoke everywhere and the drinks are still so so. Do not order anything complicated. BUT they are open early in the morning and when you're working nights in trauma and need to gather the troops after a tough night, Coach house is always here to support our needs :) Love it at Christmas when it's plastered in Christmas lights.

Cool little dive bar during the holidays. We visited on a Wednesday night 12.20.23 around 7pm. No lines and it wasn't super busy. They have a big outside patio and the inside is small but decked out in Christmas lights. Our friend forgot her ID which was unfortunate but the security guard did try to bribe her and told her "if you would give a little cash tip, we can work something out". Welp. No cash on her. No bribe tip for him sadly. We enjoyed the night elsewhere.

This is not a dive bar in any way shape or form. Just a bunch of over-dressed, slimy hair gel, Scottsdale douchebags acting like it's a club and trying to pick up everything that moves. Too bad because the place is really nice and has good service! 5 stars if it wasn't for the clientele!

Neighborhood bar with a fun twist of a year-round Christmas theme that truly lights up starting in November. Drinks are moderately priced and generously poured. Be ready to order, as the bartenders quickly move to the person in line if you hesitate. Attracts all different types of local and tourist personalities. Sometimes has live music and is always a good time. Be prepared to wait in line to get in on busy weekends. Oh, and if you're lucky, a food truck will be in the parking lot or they might have hamburgers and hotdogs on the patio. Check it out, you won't regret it.

Now this is a dive bar. Cheap drinks and a place that has a great vibe. You could tell this spot housed most of the locals. Everyone is there was very friendly and gave us some great ideas for other bars. I love these type of bars!

The novelty of this "supposed oldest Scottsdale" bar wears off quickly and it's really just another poorly run crappy dive bar. Drinks are expensive given the (lack of) ambience and selections are incredibly limited. Only a couple taps and one disgusting seltzer option. Pours are skimpy as well. There is no kitchen, sometimes a guy that bbqs outside on weekends. So the food options are stale bags of chips. If you're a tourist looking for a photo op, I can understand the appeal. But really it's mostly sad drunks, salty bartenders and bad attitudes. I had a particularly unpleasant encounter with an individual named Drew claiming to be the manager, who was rude and disrespectful for no reason whatsoever. Oh and the entire outside is smoking, so if you don't like your refreshments inhaled with smoke it's not your place. I really don't recommend.

Well, to start, this is not a Christmas Dive Bar, they barely had lights or decorations to boot. We have travelled the US and lived in Chicago & Portland, OR, hit dive bars in a lot of cities, this is just a run of the mill cheap local bar in a touristy area with some sketchy patrons, the service was good, but If you want to enjoy the larger outside area, you better not mind cigarette smoke or the local intoxicated patrons trying to strike up convo., Just our opinion, enjoy.

Great spot to hang out for Arsenal Match in a convenient location. Friendly staff and reasonable prices

Very cool dive bar. Friendly staff and quick service. Who doesn't like Christmas lights in FEBRUARY?! Haha it sets up a festive mood which I think everyone is out to find. They don't serve food at the main bar but they have a great food cart standing by. We ordered nachos and asada tacos and they were so bomb. Like really good. Even the salsa was good. You just place your order and they bring it to you. Would definitely come here again to hang out with friends.

The drinks, atmosphere, and crowd were all spot on. I would have liked to see more photos, but I understand they are of a personal nature. We initially went to \

Me and my family visit Scottsdale several times a year and have driven by The Coach House several times and thought it looked fun. Today we decided to stop in to watch a football game and drink a few beers. This old grumpy bartender was a total douchebag after I stood in line to order 2 beers. It's sad that this establishment employs people that are miserable obviously have angry management issues and are unhappy in life. I'm 60 years old and was treated like bar trash by this loser. NOT CLASSY.. VERY TRASY ....

Great place. Cold beer. Great location. Cold beer. Great crowd. Low key. Sunny. Did I mention cold beer?

Bartender illegally changed tip amount Was here on 12/3 and purchased $45 of drinks for my friend group. I retained my copy of the receipt with the tip I provided. The bartender was sketchy and provided poor service, therefore my tip was minimal. The bill has successfully gone through with an amount $8 higher than I tipped, meaning the bartender changed the tip amount, which is illegal. Watch out for this place, fortunately I wasn't impaired so I caught this, but I'm sure this specific bartender has done this before.

We came here because it came up on one of the five best places for Christmas bar, yeah not so much. I asked her a grapefruit and vodka but got a Cranberry vodka was not asked what kind of vodka, Also we ordered a ginger whiskey, nasty whiskey. Not recommended

WATCH OUT FOR THE ROOFIE! 1 star because my wife and I were roofied. I don't want to say it was an employee but I'm a realist. We literally had three pitchers (to share) over 4 hours. The bartender (long dark hair male) was starting to get pissed because we used the same card. Finally, our 4th and final purchase after another great night at Coach was each taking a shot of tequila. Maybe 10 minutes after the shot, we were both shaking as if we just took 10 shots each. When we got home, we both threw up. We were sick for 3 days after. Coach house was our favorite bar. We used to go every Tuesday. Never again.

This place is LIT...literally. I was in Scottsdale for a wedding and met some friends at the coach house. From the outside it really didn't look like much so I wasn't too happy when we had to wait in line for awhile in the cold. Once we got in though and especially once I went fully inside to the bar to get a drink I realized why there was a line. If you love a good dive bar and also love to be festive during the holidays you need to stop by. The place is COVERED in Christmas lights it's honestly super impressive now they do it. I heard they leave it up till superbowl since it's just such an effort to put up. Drinks are insanely cheap and if you're hungry they've got a food truck at the front of the lot. Overall super fun place to visit during the holidays!

I'm very on the fence on this establishment. For the most part it's chill vibes and welcoming. If you're white. I see smiles and positive attitude from bartenders when they're helping white people. Smile turns upside down when I walk up. Whatever, could just be in my head. Weird though, despite having a front porch/patio area, you actually cannot take drinks out to that area. So you're confined to only enjoying your drink under the roof area. Which obviously during the summer is preferred but idk, during the nice months I'd like to be under the sun in a comfortable fashion. Idk. Not a place I'll willingly or actively seek to go to any further.

Wow, this bartender named Shelby just completely lowered the bar for horrible service. I ordered a beer and had to transfer money over from my savings to my checking because Acima keeps charging me for furniture that I paid off, and she questioned my story and said all I had to do is dispute it. To that I told her it took months the last time I did that. She replied saying "she was done" and walked away. I was shocked and didn't know if she had even charged me. After I asked if I was square, a gay male couple called her sweetheart, as they didn't know her name, and she replied in as stern of a tone as you can expect with, "my name is Shelby." This isn't fun. **Update** I came inside to play some music and ask Shelby to turn up the jukebox, as she was complaining to the ppl at the bar about the gay cpl that left, because he called her "love". Which was actually incorrect because he called her sweetheart. And she was going on about how drunk he was, which made me wonder why she was serving him. Either way, after I asked to turn up the music, she said what are you asking me? And proceeded to barely turn up the music and carry on. She's laying it on thick, if I do say so myself. Definitely not a sweetheart or lovely imo.

This place has always been a tradition of mine during the holidays. I was so happy it was still open during the pandemic and my recent visit back to PHX! Still had to wait in line but it was fun to people watch while in line and we ended up scoring a cozy seat, socially distanced, in the corner...almost inside. They now have a taco truck if you fancy some food...we opted out as we just wanted to enjoy the Christmas decor & cocktails! They did a great job about making sure people stayed seated and our bartenders/servers were friendly & fast!!

Coach House is a fun place for cheap drinks and a good time. I've only been a handful of times but I remember them being awesome all the time. You'll get the "I can't believe it was only this much for all those drinks" comment at the end of the night. My favorite part of Coach House (other than the cheap drinks) is the Christmas lights. We look forward to it every year!

Customer service was not a priority, and the bartender was incredibly rude. We drive past this place all the time and it usually has a good amount of people outside on the patio (turns out, its only because everyone there smokes). This day we stopped for a drink. The bartender was rude and acted like we are a taking up his space and breathing his air. Upon asking which beers he had on draft, he simply pointed at the handwritten menu without say another word, until he mumbled "Jesus Christ" under his breath. I would not have stayed had others in my group not already ordered (subpar) drinks before catching his rude attitude. If you do not enjoy your job in the service industry, perhaps you should find one elsewhere not involving paying customers. There are plenty of people out of work right now. There are plenty of other places in Scottsdale to enjoy, don't waste your time/money here.

Love this place! Definitely a dive bar but from the months of November through January, they deck the entire place in Christmas lights. It's normally jam packed but with COVID, you must be seated and stay at your table. They typically have $7 beer pitchers. There is a Mexican food truck out front that you can order from and eat in the restaurant.

So fun to come here and hear live music on the weekends. Parking can be tight but don't give up!

Fun time and it's really cool how they decorate for Xmas however it's so crowded in there and hardly seating. I'm not sure it's worth the wait since the line can get so long! A huge plus was the drinks were so cheap!

Fun place but they like to have a line even when it's slow inside. Plenty of room but need lines for their image. Marketing at its finest

Its late Nov 2017 and the Coach House is lit up like a X-mas wonderland. Beautiful people, great prices on drinks and with in and outdoor seating. Bartenders in and outside. There are 2 pinball games. (Family Guy and forgot the other one, golf?) Took a cue from fellow yelpers and ordered the salty dog without the salt and it was grrreatt! Entrance is by the parking lot that is being repaved. No food. Lots of old school beer like Hamm's in a can to Sierra Nevada. So festive and happy to be under these electric stars!

Arianna is a great bartender, and extremely personable. You feel like a local immediately, great little upscale dive bar

Decided to come here during a week night since it was nearly impossible to get in during the weekend during the holiday season. My boyfriend and I were not disappointed. Perfect place to go to get anyone into the holiday spirit. Tons of garland, bows and light adorn they establishment. There is a wait to get it due to the size of the bar but totally worth it. We had an awesome time and enjoyed people in their holiday attire!

We were excited to visit and we're meeting my son. He was parking and my daughter and I were in the front of the line. We graciously allowed one group in front of us to go ahead so my son could park. Not sure what upset the security guard but he said, "get the fuck out of my line" to my daughter And basically told us to get out of here we were never coming back. Rude!

The oldest bar in Scottsdale, and still one of the best. Great location in Old Town. It has a really nice layout, mostly outdoors with TVs and misters and pinball and Golden Tee inside. The staff couldn't be friendlier. Really inexpensive for Scottsdale, you can get a small pitcher of Shiner Bock or Coors Banquet for $6. Not a ton on draft, maybe 4 options, but plenty of cans and bottles. They have an auxiliary bar outside for when it gets busy. For food they have a small taco truck parked in the outdoor area. I haven't eaten it yet, but people seem to like it. Quote a few people smoke outside, so it does get a little smokey, but it's mostly on one side so you can avoid it. Pretty entertaining people watching, you'll get bachelorette parties rolling in on the party bikes on the weekends. Open at 6AM!