Rusty Spur Saloon

"If it’s a honky-tonk you crave, consider the Rusty Spur Saloon (a bank back in the day), where it’s loud and crowded, and there’s live country music and dancing seven nights a week." - Nikki Buchanan

"Housed in an officially registered historic landmark built for the Farmer’s Bank in 1921, The Rusty Spur Saloon bills itself as “Scottsdale’s last real cowboy saloon.” The bank’s old vault still stands, but instead of cash, it’s well stocked with spirits. The walls and ceilings are covered with Western memorabilia, license plates, and dollar bills, making the bar a destination for the décor alone. The nightly live country-music shows support the authentic Old West atmosphere. The real highlight, though, is the extensive drink menu, which features everything from cold beer to bourbon to prickly pear margaritas." - MATADOR_NETWORK

"Two-Steppin' at the Spur Rusty Spur Saloon was a bank in the 1920s but today it’s one of the best places for dancing with live country music 364 days of the year (they’re closed on Christmas). Tiny and historic, it’s a come-as-you-are bar where everyone from John Wayne to Vince Vaughn has knocked back a few."