Owls Club

Great prices, fantastic tenders, and a super laid-back atmosphere that took us back to clubs 30 years ago. It's a former chapel that has retained its vibe via vigas, stained glass windows, and the booths made from the original pews. It's simple and effective with a great gothic vibe. Lestat would be comfortable here. We saw a full age range, and though it was small, it didn't get horribly crowded. Get there early for seating, though. The old fashioneds were great and only $11. No food offerings. There's one single room ungendered bathroom, so there's often a wait there. Saturday night live, lo-fi music.

dimly lit older millennial hangout with decent wine and booze , lame draft beer selection. near TCC for a pre hockey booze up

Excellent atmosphere and drinks, but the prices continue to soar and at $17/drink it's extremely hard to still justify going out when other bars in town offer equivalent cocktails for $12. Add onto that the extremely long service times and slightly awkward location and other bars tend to win out on Friday night.

This place was an old funeral home, and this is what will jump in your mind when you step in! The ambiance is cool though! The menu is so creative, you’ll have to try it out to find yourself. Bartenders are friendly and cool.

Checked out the Owls Club while visiting Tucson and was not disappointed! The cocktail lounge is housed in an old crematorium and mortuary and has both and Erie and fun vibe to it! The cocktail menu was interesting and I very much enjoyed the Forest from the Tree’s! Definitely a must visit spot in Tucson, Arizona

The way I see it, The Owls Club has the skeleton of something that could be great, but right now it’s more like a half-baked idea trying to wear the mask of a cool, offbeat spot. It’s got history, sure—an old morgue turned bar, which should be badass in theory. But it’s not doing anything with that history except letting it gather dust. It’s trying too hard to be something it’s not. The energy’s off—like a bad date that you want to leave, but you’re stuck there waiting for something, anything, to happen. The drinks don’t live up to the hype, the bartenders are as excited as a bag of wet socks, and the whole place just feels like it’s in limbo—never quite figuring out if it wants to be a dive or a trendy spot. There’s potential buried in there somewhere, but it’s hard to see when everything feels half-done. It’s like the place is still trying to get its bearings, and if it doesn’t figure it out soon, it’ll just become another “forgotten spot” in the city’s long list of almost-there bars.

Charming and intimate cocktail club housed in a beautiful historic building downtown Tucson. Cocktails served by friendly bar staff are expertly prepared, from the classics to innovative creations. Staff are accommodating and receptive.

Great bar, lovely vibes, fantastic live music. The drinks are very hit or miss. Go for the ones that sound the most intense and you will not fail; anything seemingly normal will be bland and lame. ORDER THESE: Heart Full of Napalm (fruity, light tiki cocktail), Call and Response (exciting, weird and delightful aftertaste), White Smoke (not as smoky as you would think, more like a white chocolate creamy tiki wonder), and Handful of Gimme (classy, unique and interesting Manhattan style drink). I wanted Shore Runner and 16 Shells From A Thirty-Ought-Six to be super fab but just lacking and watery. Everyone is awesome, great vibes and great jazzy tunes. Highly recommend if you can get a seat indoors. Outside has one heater and some fire pits that are always occupied.