Wyatt Earp’s Oriental Saloon & Theater

Great place to grab a beer and watch a quick show. Cool looking bar and stage area. A must do while in Tombstone AZ.See our YouTube channel Coolest Life.

Arizona 01-2024 Tony and I stopped at the Orential Saloon on Main Street in Tombstone to have a drink. Tony had a Budweiser and I had a Orange Juice $5 for both.They have a Bar Fight and Shoot Out inside the bar for $10 per person to watch. On the walls there are old portraits of nude ladies very tastefully and beautifully painted, not sure if a form of advertisement of what was promised up stairs or just some type of weird decoration now..but they are lovely!The bar interior is lovely especially the wooden and Glassworks behind the bar. This bar is gorgeous inside! Definitely go inside if in the area and enjoy. The bartender is very talkative and friendlyHighly recommend to all!

Old school since 1880. This is one happening bar with live music both old and new. The female bartender was very busy and she was hustling trying to serve all the thirsty customers. The bar is spacious and they even have a pool table with a long bar area with stools.

We came here for a shootout show on Sunday Oct 2nd. The actors were great but it was really hard to hear them sometimes because of the loud music in the connected bar.

Gun fighters are entertaining and really want you to have a good time. The lady bartender is an authentic Bitch who could careless to be there working. After only paying 40 dollars for the four adults the nice thing kids under the age of 12 are free. The bartender if she was nice, this would be a great place to visit. So based solely on the bartender experience 2 stars. I wish it could be more but she was a turnoff.

This is my new favorite bar in Tombstone. I love Big Nose Kate's for music and food, but to just enjoy a drink and sit back in a non-crowded place.... this is it. The bartender was awesome. A little lippy, which made it more fun because she was quick with her come backs. Had a local belly up to the bar next to me and tell me about a few other local spots. This is a good one. I'll be back but don't recommend it for you or anyone else so it stays a secret!

We experience and extremely unfortunate situation at the Oriental on Saturday, September 3. The Harvest, a band that my husband plays in was scheduled to play there at 1 PM on Sunday, September 3rdWhen we arrived at the venue with high expectations and excitement for the performance, we were taken aback by the rude and confrontational manner in we were approached.  The manager, a middle-aged, heavy-set woman (who refused to give us her name) with an angry demeanor, abruptly announced that there would absolutely be no band that day which left us both shocked and disappointed.As we tried to explain that we had booked the gig through the owner, her response was that he is "always on pain pills" and should not be trusted. Which was not only unprofessional but also disrespectful towards the owner of establishment. It is disheartening to see such a lack of communication and coordination within the team running the bar, as it ultimately affects the reputation and professionalism of the venue.  A venue with a rich history and previously had an iconic status.The band believes in maintaining good working relationships with venues and strive to uphold their commitments as professional musicians. Booking a show months in advance is a significant commitment for them, and it is crucial that they can rely on the agreements made with venue management.  Additionally, we traveled 2 and half hours from Phoenix and had a significant amount of fans that traveled for the show and booked lodging accommodations as well.  They were extremely disappointed. We tried explaining this to the manager. Once again, she showed nothing but distain and a complete refusal to honor their commitment.  And enormous disappointment from a venue, we thought so highly of and  were incredibly excited to play.

2/24/2020In this tourist town of tombstone there are plenty of saloons with drinks and food. This is the first when I went in because we were told the gun fighters would be inside soon to put on the show.Unfortunately now it's just another tourist trip to get you to spend more money. I sat at the bar in order to cocktail, Holy crap they are very expensive here at least in this saloon. When I found out they also wanted to charge me $10 a head to watch a show that was always free in past days I finished my drink and left.I went down the street to Big Nosed Kate's Saloon Where we had free entertainment in the drinks for only six bucks a pop instead of 12.I definitely won't be back to this saloon anytime soon.

$10 for a live show. Last around 25 mins. They reenact scenes of gunfights that happened in the bar from back in the day. There is a huge bar inside with great prices on their drinks. You can go in for drinks and not watch the show. Huge curtain divides bar from show. Neat place just to look around and take it all in. Would be great for groups or families. Just make sure your kids know guns will be fired off.

Was suckered into this place. I thought it would be fun to watch a shootout on a saloon. Yes, it's acting (sort of). $10 a person to watch what turned out to be about a 20 min play. Not much shooting at the "shootout" and poor acting. I wanted to enjoy it, but could not find a way. Just a tourist rip off.