Brat’s Bar & Grill
5975 W Western Way Cir, Tucson, AZ, 85713
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Address :
5975 W Western Way Cir
Tucson, AZ, 85713 - Phone (520) 578-0341
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Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good for Kids : No
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : Full Bar
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : Yes
Waiter Service : Yes
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Nick B.
Now this place is a shit show in the greatest sense of the term. Seriously, it's not bad. I was visiting my grandparents over the weekend and they live walking distance away (surprise right?). My wife and I were tired of watching Walker Texas Ranger so we decided to come to the only place that's open. Brat's is a dive, there is no way around it. But I love dives, I love conversing with people from all walks of life because they always have a story to tell. At first we weren't greeted with very much enthusiasm, we live in San Diego and I'm sure we stood out like a dick in a punch bowl. BUT, Being the conversationalist that I am, I quickly let the bartender know that my ass was here to stay until closing. She warmed up to us and I soon made friends with a older woman named Diedra. Diedra and I became the best of friends, to the point of me buying her a drink or two just to keep her from stumbling home. Karaoke was popping that night and as usual, the patrons were terrible. Thankfully, I married a former music major and choir nerd who gathered the courage to sing. The crowd stopped and we soon became the hit of the bar. Several shots, beers and cocktails later I was beyond hammered. 4 hours of drinking heavily landed me a 35$ bar tab. I'm not even shitting you, I can't make this up. I will be back next time I'm in town and will make sure to grab a bite to eat. (NOTE: end of review and a continued story of the night) My wife and I had the munchies so we walked next door to the Circle K to snag us some hot fries and a frozen pizza. We did the seemingly very long walk of shame back to my grandparents house where we swiftly placed the pizza in the oven. Something tells me that older folks have a serious problem with their internal thermometers because my grandma kept her home at the cool temperature of 85 degrees. I mentioned earlier that I live in San Diego, let's just say that it was still 100 outside and I was dying!. I did what any sane person would do and I stripped down to my birthday suit so I could actually exist. My wife reminded me that we only had 10 minutes left on our pizza so I was naturally pretty excited. At about 10 am I am shaken awake by my wife who informed me that we had fallen asleep while the pizza was in the oven. I shat myself with fear that the house was on fire and it was all my fault. I threw on some chonies and ran into the kitchen to see that the oven was turned off and my pizza lay on the counter looking like a burnt Frisbee (I'm talking straight coal). I was immediately struck with guilt and the questions of "what the hell happened?" started running through my mind. Later that day I asked my grandma what happened and she said that she heard the beeping for a better part of an hour, she went into the kitchen and pulled out our smoldering pizza. She also stated that she peeked her head into the bedroom "just a smidgen" and could see that we were in no position to eat a pizza. I immediately knew that my grandmother had single handedly saved her home and saw her grandsons dong laying next to a bag of half eaten hot fries.....Shamed. PS, I still have Diedra's number.
(4)Diane M.
This place is your favorite neighborhood dive bar and grill. The restaurant, downstairs from the bar, had a few guests, but the bar was packed...all known to each other and the cook and bartender. Pool tables upstairs, big screen tvs everywhere, and a jukebox. Everyone was friendly, the food was ok, and the prices were very good. Definitely country. The thing that got me was happy hour...10am - 6pm daily! Haven't seen that before.
(4)Eric G.
This place is your proverbial enigma wrapped in a riddle. It is an AZ dive/cowboy bar dropped right in the middle of a strip mall along the tourist route to Saguaro Park West, nestled into a retirement community. Seriously--I park my motorcycle out front, come out and find it straddled by golf carts. One thing is for sure, this place has its own character, and it does not care what you may think of it! Bar tenders are friendly, drinks are what you'd expect for a "shanty-on-in" kind of bar. There's a pool table, and the folks can be interesting. That said, I just don't know when I'll ever head back here again. Worth visiting, but don't expect it to be very memorable. But don't worry, they won't mind if you only visit the one time.
(2)Scott P.
We were hungry and this place was still serving before 8pm, so we went in. The waitress was very friendly and the food was pretty good too. They had specials of fried chicken, fried shrimp or fried fish. All were good. The sides were either macaroni salad or french fries, which were also both tasty. It was very nice of them to serve us considering how late we got there (7:45pm). We were thankful. They also had a nice bar on the other side and a guy was getting ready to setup Karaoke right before we left. It definitely has a small town appeal, and I would like to try the bar next time I'm in town.
(3)Amber S.
Decent neighborhood bar. It's in a very eclectic area so the people watching is phenomenal. The staff has always been friendly and provides great service. The food is good and they usually serve Thanksgiving dinner at a good price and other holiday's as well. The beer flows, the bar chatter is interesting and if there isn't karaoke or a live band, the juke box is blaring.
(4)David D.
Cheep beer and a western-like atmosphere define this watering hole tucked near cactus-covered mountains west of Tucson. A fun, quiet place to hang if your wallet is running on empty. A typical Arizona small-time bar with great appeal!
(3)Joseph T.
Just returned from this place. Definitely not returning anytime soon. Got there a little before 9 because the band was supposed to begin then. They didn't. They began an hour later at 10 because their drummer got stuck in traffic. Meantime, though, they started charging band prices on the drinks at 9 sharp, which is a major foul. Some old-timer next to me asked the bartender about that, her answer to him: "Don't give me any shit!!!" Nice. Well, maybe he was a regular so she could talk to him like that and get away with it. I would have pimp-slapped that bitch straight-up.
(1)Lilita R.
I heart Brat's! The people & conversations are friendly & fun. Karaoke's on Friday's are not the best, but it's entertaining! It's a great place to play pool & relax.
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