Speakeasy bars in Scottsdale, from Old Town's hidden rooms to the lounge beneath The Americano in North Scottsdale.
Google's speakeasy results mix true hidden bars with regular cocktail bars, so we read each one's own site. Seats are limited, so book ahead where they take reservations.
Updated October 20, 2026 · 8 places · ratings from Google
Open on the Scottsdale Mall since 1988, this Old Town martini bar keeps rotating its art, much like the museums nearby. The menu says to order dessert first, so start with the strawberry shortcake before the peppercorn-crusted Au Poivre Deux burger. Tables take groups of up to eight, and last call for food and drinks is midnight.
This 1920s-style speakeasy sits beneath The Americano on North Scottsdale Road, with just 52 seats and live jazz. Signature cocktails include Call the Paparazzi with cold brew and the Flapper Fizz, and martinis can come with a caviar bump. Reservations are highly recommended for the 120-minute experience.
Open in Old Town since 2011, this cocktail-focused gastropub pairs a stainless-steel bar with leather booths and vaulted ceilings. Benjamin's Upstairs, reached through an inconspicuous door, is a private speakeasy with its own bar for group events. Two semi-private spaces, the Atrium and the Family Room, take smaller parties on preset group menus.
Over 200 wines fill the list at this Market Street DC Ranch cafe, and 30 of them pour from a self-serve wine wall. Food runs from sushi and steak to shareable bites, with a wraparound patio outside. Weekend brunch comes with live music, and a speakeasy called The Peacock sits behind the cafe.
This speakeasy sits next to Crust Simply Italian in McCormick Ranch, done in Art Deco with goose-patterned wallpaper and candlelit tables. Cocktails like the Take a Gander, with Japanese whisky and plum sake, share the list with spirit flights and a caviar-and-vodka pairing. Tangerine spiced olives, calamari and pizza come from the Crust kitchen.
A bookshelf door in this Main Street cocktail lounge opens to the Secret Room, a private space for up to 15. Brick walls and gold accents frame drinks like the Banana For Scale and the barrel-aged Silver Fox. The kitchen serves until 1:30 a.m., and happy hour runs weekdays from 4 to 7 p.m.
A decorated bookshelf off the Social Boardroom at The Scottsdale Resort & Spa doubles as the door to this Prohibition-style hideaway. Inside, maroon tones and amber candles frame cocktails like the Devil's Gambit, garnished with dragon fruit. It opens Monday through Saturday from 5 p.m. to midnight, with food until 10 and reservations through OpenTable.