But, he also made sure to have some classic cocktails on the menu, such as the Manhattan, Old Fashioned, and Sidecar. Highballs and spritzers are the staples on the drink menu, Simon said. "We're here for some really nice refreshing cocktails and some light appetizers." "Really wanted to make it part of the neighborhood and a great hang for whether you're a bartender finishing work, or you're just casually around, sitting on the patio and looking for something fun to do," he said. Simon said he wanted the bar to have that "60s, 70's cool." There are misters, fans, and a variety of tables, chairs, and couches. The outdoor shaded patio provides 270-degree views of Central Phoenix. Inside, people will find a nine-seat wooden bar with tufted bar seats and a brightly colored backdrop, a handful of booths, and a couple rows of storage lockers.
The hotel also is home to Pop Stand, a pop bar that also serves as registration, and Cartel Coffee Lab.
They also partnered with Ross Simon, who owns award-winning Bitter & Twisted and Little Rituals in downtown Phoenix, to conceptualize Lylo Swim Club, the hotel's tropical-inspired poolside bar, and Don Woods' Say When, a 1960s-1970s retro rooftop bar and lounge, which made its official debut on Sunday, June 6. In a recent news release, Walter Crutchfield, a partner at Vintage Partners, said the name change marked the completion of the hotel's redevelopment - amid a pandemic no less - and marked "the opportunity to begin again." Two Phoenix-based businesses, Vintage Partners, a real estate and investment company, and Venue Projects, a redevelopment company, partnered to repurpose two mid-century modern office buildings into a hotel.
The 79-room boutique hotel opened in September 2020 amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic near Fourth Avenue and Camelback Road, not far from the Uptown Plaza shopping complex.
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