Drift Inn Saloon

Stopped in on our Globe adventure to start it off. Great Bloody Mary's. Awesome Bartender Kayleigh. Lots of history. Great bar. We didn't eat but boy those drinks were great. The bar is old. Has murals and cool stuff inside. Definitely stop and wet your whistle here.

If you have to eat after 8PM, this Saloon is a very good option.This bar seems like it could have been an establishment during the days of Wyatt Earp. There's a quaint patio out front, where horses could probably wait for their patron. Half of the wall is a long bar and across from it were two pool tables. Tuesday night seemed to be pool league night.We had the zucchini and mushroom basket, which came out really hot and we didn't leave a crumb!The BLT was definitely a safe bet. And the burger was, too. The wings were flavorful and made to order, no fuss! But they were smaller than what we are used to in the Phoenix area. I wish I ordered the full order instead of the half.Our service with Oscar was great! He had our drinks filled throughout our visit and carried a friendly, teasing and fun demeanor. I definitely won't mind hanging out there again when I am in Globe.

We stopped here on our way to see Globe and never went anywhere else!We were visiting Globe for the weekend to do some work. We stopped here Saturday night. Our bartender told us the story about Drift Inn. Im not gonna give any spoilers, but there's a murder and even ghosts involved! They have a full bar, and yes, their wings are amazing!! They take a little longer to make, but the wait is worth it! We had the garlic parm and the dry rub. We met quite a few super nice people, and it felt like we had grown up there. Will go back AND bring my friends as well!

Had to downgrade as I do not appreciate businesses charging a 4% debit/credit card fee. Cards are a part of everyday life and the majority of businesses build that into the process of their product.

Opened in 1902 but new owners bought this landmark just 2 years ago. The "new" owners make us feel valued & welcome as we always have felt here & not much has changed from the menu to the ambiance. Which is remarkable and reassuring. The ancient wooden walk-in cooler still functions & holds pride of place near the front door. Tin ceiling tiles and a ridiculously high ceiling it's easy to picture saloon girls "advertising" from the second story windows. The "upstairs rooms" were torn down long ago , there is no longer a second floor , but the nude oil paintings still pay tribute to the "Soiled Doves" that once worked the "cribs "above the bar floor. That is history tho , Flash forward 100 years ..,the bar food here is way above average .More of a full menu restaurant and a good one at that . Personal favorites include the Really meaty & large chicken wings. They have about 8 flavors but their dry rub is unique! Great burgers, including a huge variety of fresh toppings ...served on a buttered grilled bun . The " jalapeño bottle caps"remain a local favorite & house specialty. The Drift has a full bar and wide and modern beer selection. Basically a classic saloon that's keeping up with the Gastro-Pub scene! A real treasure .

We were visiting from California and friends took us up to Globe. They've eaten here before and said it was a fun atmosphere. They were right. It's nice they don't allow smoking inside. Props for that. Good bar food. Rubbed wings were good. The Rueben sandwich was excellent. Cheeseburger decent. We loved the fries. Well cooked and seasoned to perfection. Great onion rings! Marcie the bartender does a great job. Personable and on the ball! The cook came out and checked on us. Good touch!

Stopped by at the watering hole in operation since 1902...its cool!Had us a quick drink and hit the road again. Didn't try the food and if you have a sensitive bowel...I don't recommend the restrooms...then again it's a bar

I really enjoyed my experience here. We needed a bite to eat and a beer after hiking all day with friends in from out of town. This is a classic Arizona spot and you really get a feel for the history of a town such as Globe, AZ. The bartender was attentive even though she had a lot of locals to serve at the bar, she made us feel welcome. The beer was cold and the chicken wings were exactly what we needed. The saloon had beautiful portraits of the ladies of the night from days past and a lovely mural depicting the beauty of the desert. Even if you're not a big bar food person you'd probably still have a nice time here.

I reviewed this yesterday, when I looked at my credit card, this ignorant sloppy eoman behind the bar gave herself a 3.00 tip for 2 beers I did not authorize. I have the receipt and have contacted Pay Pay! watch out people they changed the tip. someone is reimbursing me!!!!!!

we've been coming to the Drift Inn for going on ten years now. Any time we are in the vicinity of Globe, we stop in for a beer or a cocktail. The place reeks of history. The staff are friendly. This is a must go to for bikers. The food is legit, kudos to the kitchen staff!The bar is over 100 years old... I don't think the bathrooms have been updated since it was new. It has the ambience of a dive bar, but that adds to the charm. If you are a connoisseur of old bars, this must be on your list of drinking establishments to visit.The Bloody Mary's are a cornucopia of vegetables. I have never been there and not had a friendly conversation with the inhabitant of the next bar stool.The walls are festooned with oil paintings of scantily clad women dating back, to I am sure, the bar's early years. A real tin ceiling, no pseudo stuff here. I can just imagine old miners sitting at the same place at the bar years ago when Globe was a boom town.