The Owls Club

A bar in an old mortuary, a stunning & truly unique experience. Beautiful interiors, lovely seating options, good service and live music occasionally. Mostly lit by candlelight. A place to enjoy a drink and take in the beauty. Really nice experience & look forward to coming back!

Fun ambience gives a gothic feel since it's next to a mortuary or was part of one. More seating would be nice, theres plenty of space. As far as service I do think there needs to be an easier way to get drinks as customers are ordering from different sections of bar area, it takes a bit to get anyone to get your order. Drinks are fairly priced as your paying for the experience.

I quite enjoyed my little outing at the Owls Club. This unassuming spot downtown is tucked across from the Children's Museum. After a long day of work, it was nice to try their specialty cocktails that were made with care by the bartender. Will definitely be coming back!

We came here Friday night just before Halloween around 7:00 pm. I already had heard about this bar being a mortuary back in the day. We walked inside and it's dark, you see tables with original pews I assume and a candle on each table with flowers in vases rotted years ago. Customers were dressed up goth having a ghouling time. It was everything I imagined it would be. Staff was friendly and my drink was strong. When we left a couple hours later the place was packed. Really cool bar not just in downtown but in general, come on a mortuary bar. Gotta love it!

I went here last night and was excited to see they added more intricate cocktails. Unfortunately, I didn't like any of them I tried this time. I wish they still had the 63 Fizz.I wasn't a fan of the Strawberry switchblade. It tasted like grapefruit. The Soi cowboy was ok. It was salty and an interesting combo of flavors. I really hated the Banana Farmer.

Cute little bar located in downtown Tucson Good drink selection. Had their Pineapple pear cider Ambiance was relaxing and chill. Recommend.

In a past life, this building was a funeral home. Now it's a macabre, but romantic cocktail bar where you can pay your respects to some fine spirits crafted by expert mixologists. Owls Club is undoubtedly slinging the best cocktails in Tucson and it's not even close! You will never have to worry about whether what you are ordering is good. You only have to worry about whether or not you can get in. I've tried to go early, I'm talking 7pm on a Friday, and still had to wait. I don't think they do reservations. They have mastered the classics, as evidenced by serving the best grasshopper I've ever had. But beyond that, there's something for everyone, from the sweet, to the really stiff. My personal favorite of the few specialties I tried featured apple brandy, but with a rotating menu, you have to try not to fall in love with any one item. Rest assured, you'll never be disappointed trying something new. Outdoors, they sometimes hold events like vendor markets. Indoors, there's music, which you can enjoy from the antiquated, candlelit pews. Either way, there's not a bad seat in the house.

Very cute space, I enjoyed the moody lighting and disco ball. When we went, it wasn't very full and we only explored the main room though I did see a few areas for seating elsewhere.Staff was pretty attentive and service was a reasonable speed for the cocktails.I enjoyed my drinks though I wish their menu offered more variety, for example I'm a big fan of spicy drinks and I didn't see that there. Of the drinks I tried, my favorites were the Mexican Holiday and Pidgeon Palace. I also had the Vagabond.

Very low key place with moody ambiance. The bartenders are very knowledgeable and make excellent cocktails.

Cool bar in outskirts of downtown Tucson; idk what the history is but it seems like it used to be a church or club of sort, with booth seating and kind of a tunneled venue feel. We only got one drink but it was quality, and we really liked the space and our bartender. Would definitely go again if we're in Tucson as it seems like a cool place with lots of different spaces to hang out in.