the museum club

The best burgers of all my life!!! Miss Jane is simply wonderful...stunning place to eat the real american food!

The girls in the Flagstaff Visitor Center suggested we take a short drive down Route 66 to this historic landmark for a photo op. We were delighted to find the saloon was open and we took a look inside. Awesome architecture, beautiful wood floors. The building was built around the trees so you have an amazing dance floor with trees growing in it! We put some money in the juke box and did a two-step! What a great surprise.

Greatest Music venue on the RT. 66 corridor , staff and bartenders are true professionals , You can find all the local and nations stop country bands play here . A must on your list of things to see I and do while in Flagstaff , Arizona!

Located on the Historic Route 66 in a great local step.I had been there on a Saturday evening. It was completely packed. Music was old country music. It was simply awesome. People were very friendly. Learned the two step dance here. It is quite simple and you will enjoy it. There are couple of pool tables in case you don't enjoy dancing.The place has a $ 10 admission charge.

As frequent travelers of Route 66, we are used to everyone being friendly. After reading about The Museum Club, we had to stop and check it out. We stopped there on a weekday, mid afternoon, and it was not at all busy, but there were several people standing around the bar. Not being from the area, we did not know if we were supposed to sit and be waited on or go to the bar. After sitting within view of the bar for awhile without service, we walked over to the bar and stood. We stood for awhile, and even though it was not very busy, we still received no service. Such a disappointment! It made us feel like only locals were welcome. Obviously, we were not dressed poorly, we did not look straggly, and we had money. On the way out, we verified the establishment was indeed open.So, it was a neat place to look at, but that was about it. I would like to state that I am a very positive person and I give the best reviews I possibly can...read my others if you want so you will know I'm not just being a jerk about giving this place a bad review...

Great local spot to feel the real culture. The music was old school country, so was the clientele. The food was nothing to write home about but the drinks were decently priced. The square dancing was fun to watch.

I expected a cowboy bar, and Museum Club didn't disappoint. Saw the Bellamy Brothers perform there, and thoroughly enjoyed it. The crowd loved them, and was unstinting in yelling out praise. I have never seen so many stuffed cougars and elk in one place. A little dark but very friendly. If you go for a performance, don't expect padded chairs.

Went with friends to go see Blackhawk @ The Museum Club. ......it was so cool! The history of this old log cabin is interesting and a little strange :-) Got the tour from one of the owners, Brandon truly making a great trip fantastic!!

This gigantic log cabin was built in 1931 as a curio shop and museum. Now it has entertainment on a regular basis, dancing, a classic bar anud restaurant. A fun, historic place that has old photos of those who performed over the years; even a contract from 1969 signed by Willie Nelson who got $600 for performing there one night.

This fun little dance hall is a great place to listen to regional country bands, admire really unique architecture, and dance the two-step or swing...and maybe even a nice waltz! The food offered is standard bar fare and isn't really all that great, so it may be best to eat before you go. Just visit the Museum Club for the atmosphere and awesome live music. You might even get lucky enough to snag a pool table.

A nice place but not easy to make friends on a Friday or Saturday night if you're by yourself. On weekends when there's a concert they remove the stools from the bar so all is left is the booths and tables which is not where you wanna sit when you're by yourself. I'm glad i actually was with a friend when i went for the first time which was on a week night but i would have been fine by myself cos there was room at the bar and the waiter/waitresses are ok. Everyone dances the two step. Before 8pm is mostly regulars and the best time to go to strike a conversation. Wednesday nights are students night and everyone is there with a date. Thursday is karaoke night. Sunday is latino night and the crowd 99% latino. Mondays are absolutely dead. Contrary to what their website says the kitchen is still not open but there's a Taco Bell next door. This is a place where all ages, young and old, can do the two step and have a good time.

Only been a few times, mostly country music, have also been for a private company party. Decent drinks however bartender had no idea how to make a Cosmo! Also saw a thunder down under show there whew lol

Great music and atmosphere! Even if you're not a country fan you will have a great time. Also Friday nights and half pricey whiskey night, yehhhh buddy!

A group of us did a road trip from Miami to Vegas in July. We stopped in Flagstaff and had done some research about the club and thought what a great night out it would be...... When we arrived they wanted to charge us $40 each for a latino night (not a country night as we had hoped) We was already to walk out and find somewhere else when they decided they would charge us $20 instead, we did end up paying it and had a good night but the drinks were very pricey. We met some great people who made it a good night for us. Deffinatley not 1st place to visit!!

This place overcharged us and then charged us a cover to see a band that didn't go on. Not to mention the service is slow. Come on trip advisor. Definitely not number 1.