Alice Cooper’stown

I enjoyed the atmosphere and the food. I was there last night before the 90’s concert with a friend of mine. We were both female. The issue I have is our server, Lauren, had a tank top on with a flowered bra underneath. She had pushed up her breasts so far that any minute I felt that something I didn’t want to see was gonna pop out. This is not Hooters! There were children, elderly people, couples, and singles all dining before either before the baseball game or concert. I am not a prude and I feel this is the wrong atmosphere for this!

Great food, awesome service. Love the chili and live music. Wings r fantastic. Naomii is an awesome server, n i always ask for her cuz she’s on point.

The memorabilia is the reason we bring guests from out-​of-​town. The food is good and the service is friendly. Today we had the spinach and cheese appetizer which was served with pita chips. It had a little spice to it and was the best part of the meal. My husband had the Cuban sandwich with a side of cole slaw. The sandwich was good and he really liked the slaw. It was made with blue cheese dressing so I did not like it. I had the Shroom burger with fries. I substituted cheddar cheese for the Swiss it came with. The burger was good but not great. The bun was soft, the lettuce was crisp, and the tomatoes were good but the burger itself did not have much flavor. The fries were perfect. Nice and crisp outside and tender inside. Overall we like this place but I probably won’t have the burger again.
One final note. There is a silent auction going on at all times. The memorabilia in the auction is certified and proceeds go to support charity.

We ordered the sliders and the BBQ ribs. Both were really tasty. The restaurant was fun and full of music and sports memorabilia. A great place before a baseball game.

Great bar. Great food. Down the street from Chase Field if you plan on seeing a game. Definitely when I come into town, this will be one spot I’ll stop by and get my drinks and food and catch on some games before the game. Haha

Decided to go here with a large group on a Friday night. I expected it to be packed! It wasn’t… not sure why, maybe a game was in progress at the time?
Anyway, there was a live blues band… not super good but we weren’t outside so it was okay for background noise. It’s not the most attractive restaurant in town either.
However, our sever was pleasant, although I made a request that she completely forgot about — who needs a spoon for chili? The food itself definitely hit the spot. Just a bacon cheeseburger with a super good chili side (instead of fries). Had a couple of drinks that were a bit on the watered down side.
Overall, I can recommend. Not highly, but their eats were pretty solid!

Great vibe and great food. The big unit intrigued me for a second until I read what the stuff they put on it. I stuck with their potato skins and brownie dessert. The potato skins were great. I liked that they top them off with fresh bacon. Also, they came with a side of ranch. The brownie dessert was rich. Good stuff.

Food isn’t the best, music is on the loud side, all of the games are on mute so you can’t hear them. Beer wasn’t cold. Its more of a rock bar instead of a good sports bar. I wouldn’t recommend this place for the dbacks games.

Our waiter was cool, but the food was awful, tasting of old, dirty grease on a skilled cook top. Waste of time.

Great food, good service!
full bar, lots of tv’s
I love all of the memorabilia on the walls.
A little pricey but worth it!
we go whenever we have an event down town they also he have great lunch specials.
Try the Chipotle Pasta or the Big Unit Hot dog
Cons:
you have to pay to park no matter the time of day and they don’t offer a discount for it.
The make up they give the kids stains their skin for like 3 – 4 days!

Fun, original, good service and great food! When you walk in there is automatically a fun and original atmosphere. I don’t recall our waitress’ name but she was great. The nachos were delicious. I recommend getting it with guacamole.

Neat place. Saw it on food network, or travel channel. Got the big unit, the really big one with all the stuff. It was pretty average. Not bad. It tasted like something you would get at a ball park just twice as big. I’m glad I got to go there, and experience it because it’s Alice’s Don’t feel the need to go back if I’m in town however.

Food is pretty good, nightmare chili was really good. Absolutely love all of the decorations of rock memorabilia on the walls. From Alice to you name it. Hard Rock has nothing on Alice. Don’t get me started with the Big Unit. That hot dog is out of this world. Great staff, great food, absolutely great atmosphere. Really wish it would come BACK to Denver.
Thank you Alice, you are the greatest.

We visit Alice Coopers every trip to Phoenix before flying home (been there about 5 – 6 times over the past few years). It is easily one of our favorite spots if you’re looking for cheap drinks, tasty food and excellent music. It’s a fun environment that always leaves us coming back for more.
The service has never been an issue for us, we get decent waiters and waitresses who are quick with the refills and handle my large Italian family’s quirky sense of humor.
Also if you’re looking for a fun tourist-​y attraction try the «Big Unit» Hot Dog. It’s endless fun and quite tasty. As far as food goes the buffalo chicken wraps cannot be beat.
Also they offer FREE concerts here during summer months and it’s walking distance to Diamondbacks and Suns games. How can you beat that?!

It’s about what you expect. Pretty cool environment with ok food and a big beer list. Nothing to make you go wow, but it is definitely worth a visit.

Very cool place! Lots to see and admire! Tvs everywhere and never a dull moment. Even the staff gets into the makeup like Cooper. Food is Alright. just alot of finger/​friend food.

The rating is more for the experience than anything else. Cooper’stown was at the top of our list of places to visit while in Phoenix.
We came for lunch, but would love to visit this place for an event. If you lived downtown and the walk wasn’t too far, this would be a great pub and we’d visit often. Since we had to drive 30minutes, we had to pass on their really inexpensive drink specials.
Overall, Copper’stown reminded us of a Hard Rock Café on steroids. Great pub atmosphere, so expect it to be noisy. Amazing and friendly staff, who all wear Alice’s signature make-​up.
Overall, if you don’t like pubs or Alice Cooper, you should pass on this restaurant. The place has some great sports memorabilia, but it is not as impressive as the music trophies. If you are excited to visit the place as we were, make sure you order the «BIg Unit». It is kinda expensive for a meal that one person could finish off (I could eat one by myself, but shared it with my wife and was still satisfied), but is well-​worth ordering at least once.

Cooperstown is its usual schizophrenic self. Some menu items are good on a visit, and not so good the next time. Sometimes service is good, other times it is not. I used to come here often, but as the downtown scene has grown, I rarely come here. The atmosphere is worth a trip, but it’s not my standby anymore as there are better options downtown.

Best chili and kick ass rock music enjoy a night out by going to Alice Cooperstown bring a friend and then some more it’s a blast.

We had the chicken wings and they were great. We like the hot and the way hot sauces. Cool atmosphere. Great place for a beer and American food.

Cooper’s Town is an old stand by with good ribs & of course the Big Unit is always good & fun to see come roaring out of the kitchen.
I’ve been lucky on game nights to get a couple of seats & seen some fun shows on the patio too. Always a good time with good food & service.
My only wish is that there were some reno’s to the bathroom doors in the ladies as two of the stalls can’t be locked without finesse.

Ordered «Coops Combo» plus the mac n’ cheese bites to split with my girlfriend. It seemed like a good sampling of menu items so made sense. The mac n’ cheese bites were delicious. The chicken tenders and fries were good but I wasn’t a big fan of the BBQ pork sliders. The wings were average but the potato skins stole the show– they were amazing. All-​in-​all I would say 4* food but our waitress went MIA for quite a while when we needed drink refills so that cost them a star.

Holy moly is all I got to say. Came here with my man for there famous 22 inch, not only is it delicious but if your trying to sleep like a baby tonight, this is the place. Great service. Excellent happy hour beer prices and this 22 inch hot dog! Omg. So full
Lol

Have been there several times. Have gotten and shared the Big Unit with everything, every time. It’s a fun place. Can’t pass up the look on my kids face when they put it in front of him.
Parking can sometimes be a little tricky.

My family and I were at Cooperstown last night before the Cactus Bowl. I have been here before and had a good experience so I thought would be a fun place for a large party of adults and kids. Unfortunately my experience was less than par. First, we found a table upstairs on the patio and pulled a few tables together to accommodate the group. A server then hostess rudely asked us to move as they had other groups she needed to seat there. Even after I shared that our names were on the top of the list, she insisted that the tables were reserved for others. In the 3 hours we were there, they never sat people at the tables.
We got a table downstairs after about an hour and the food was average and the service was poor. Thank goodness for the inside bartenders as they were able to order food and drinks which we simply took to our table. I can’t imagine this is how the servers wanted to manage their table but with the wait we had little choice.
I would not recommend for a large party or during a downtown event — they just did not seem to be able to handle the crowd. My advice for management is to focus on customer service and train your staff on how to deal with people in a busy night.
Very disappointing experience.

Let me ask you a few questions…
Do you like Alice Cooper?
Do you like big dogs in your mouth?
Do you like Rock and Roll?
Do you like America?
Well then you came to the right place because yeah you bet your ass it has it all.
I got the big unit and it was bad ass. They had a siren going off and me and my buddy were like WTF is going on in here. They bring this massive ding dong to my table and I am like holy shit. challenge accepted dirk diggler!
I put the meat in my mouth and chow down. Big unit had no shot, game over and in this battle of Lenny vs food I killed it. Best moment of my life.

Had the bases loaded big unit is was shockingly good from the hotdog, jalapeños, onoins, sauerkraut, bacon, chili and cheese and I’m sure I’m leaving a few others out. Good to split with someone and worth the price.

I went for lunch with family and friends last weekend during the NASCAR Races. I had high expectations, maybe too high. The service was excellent. We were served really fast and very well. The food in general was ok. It was not extraordinary but all was good. I had the Big Unit Bases Loaded and this was the shining star of the day. The sausage itself is great quality. The toppings were ok. I’m giving four stars be aside the service was very good. We may come back, but it won’t be a must do.

Now this is what I call a good time! Double References Everywhere! Alice Cooper meets Cooperstown: music and baseball collide to bring this interesting food experience. I appreciated the attention to detail, from the servers’ eye makeup to the live music outside, even in the 100 degree Phoenix heat. Now that, ladies and gentlemen, is dedication.
You can try the Big Unit, of Man vs. Food fame… enough Unit to feed 3 people comfortably. Trust us, we did it. Every time one comes out of the kitchen, lights flash, and the servers all yell, «BIG UNIT!» Love the play on words, plus the reference to the Randy Johnson, as Alice Cooper’stown is two blocks down from Chase Field. We ordered a regular 22′ dawg, not the one with all the fixin’s. Delish! I was also a fan of the Bloody Marys, mac n’ cheese bites, and the beer selection.
A very cool stop before a baseball game at Chase Field!
Bonus: Go shopping! Tanks, tees, and auction items are available.

Alice Cooper decided to open a restaurant. That’s what my mom told me and my response: «who is Alice Cooper ?» So my punishment for that response was we all went to Cooperstown for me to learn about Alice Cooper. I can’t say I really learned anything about him, but I did learn that his restaurant is really great. Got the crispy chicken salad and thought it was great. My mom got the Ryne Sandberger and she says it’s good too. My friends said the corned beef sandwiches were great. The gimmick here is the ginormous hot dog and they ding a bell and everyone shouts «big unit «…there was also a live band outside playing since a diamondbacks game was going on.

Food is decent. Nice atmosphere and friendly staff. Nice rock memorabilia all around.
One star knocked off for location. Only crazy high priced metered parking everywhere. I blame the city of Phoenix for this. But free parking should be a constitutional right.

I’m not into hard rock. Of course I recall Alice Cooper but I couldn’t name any of his music. His platinum and gold records hang on the walls. His music is playing in the sports bar. Can you turn it down please?
He’s got a sports bar near Chase Field. My bro in law and my nephew’s been here to eat, and suggested we come. Especially for the 22″ hot dog. Only my hubby took the challenge. He managed to consume the dog but left most of the bun. I tried a piece. Too salty for my palate. Each time the Big Unit comes out of the kitchen, the server rings the bell.
I had a cheeseburger. Cooked to order. Free soda refill.
It was entertaining but I’m not sure I’d come back.

I love this place. Before I get into detail about my visit I will hit on basic points people look for in reviews. The prices, food, drinks and desserts were good. It was better than most sports bar places. Also the service was good.
I went during the week at lunch time and they were not busy. It is a sports bar that has rock n roll roots. The servers all had the Alice Cooper eye makeup on (great touch). The drink menu is celebrity themed. I had the Ozzy Osborne and James Gandolfini. Both were great and served in pint size glasses (I was surprised). For appetizer we had the nightmare Nachos. They are nachos with nightmare chili on them. I thought they were really good.
For our entrees I got the Cuban sandwich and my wife got the maniac mac and cheese with chicken. I was tempted to try and eat the nightmare Big Unit (which is 22 in hot dog with lots of toppings). The Cuban sandwich was really good and the garlic mayo was not over powering, but it had flavor. My wife’s mac and cheese came with potato chips on top. My wife was surprised on how it actually improved the dishes flavor. She would get it again. She is a tough mac and cheese critic.
Now onto the dessert. We couldn’t decide on which one to get so we got 2. The oversized hot white macadamia nut cookie with ice cream and the dessert taco with banana cheese cake filling. My wife like the taco better than me (not a huge cheese cake eater), but the macadamia nut cookie dessert will be one I get everytime. Both desserts are big enough to share.
I would love to go back again. They are closed most Sundays. Unless there is a major event downtown. You should check their website before going down on a Sunday.

A visit to Alice Cooper’stown is like no other. Located centrally in the heart of downtown Phoenix a quick stop is mandatory. (Warning: Once you’re in — you’ll never want to leave.) Breakfast, brunch, lunch and dinner are perfect options. The drinks are off the charts. Mike, the bartender will woo you off your feet and create the most beautiful cocktails.
You’re super, super close to US Airways (1 min walk) and Chase Field (10 min walk). So if you’re catching a Suns or DBacks game this is *perfect* for a pre or post game nibble and drink. Pedi-​cabs are readily available.
Alice memorabilia is everywhere. Walls, doors, and even the floor. You are hugged and loved by the guy. Make sure there’s enough memory space on your phone to take goofy photos.
I’ve been surprised the food is actually good here. That sounds terrible to say. I figured they would have the beer down pat. (PBRs are $ 3.50!) and not much more. But no. The apps are delicious. The entrees are wonderful. And at shockingly reasonable prices.
Being fortunate to have friends that share easily I’ve nibbled many things. I really don’t think you’ll go wrong with anything you select. (In the morning I love the «The Patriot». For a snack the jalapeño coins or mac & cheese sliders.) The ruckus made when a Big Unit hotdog is ordered is entertaining. It’s a hot dog. It’s big. Woot!
Plenty of televisions. The staff is awesome and accommodating. If you’re coming in large groups — as many do — please try and not ask for so many split checks. I’ve seen them do it. They are very nice about it. But that seems mean. Bring cash and use your calculator like old school times. It is possible!
Special shout out to Alisha. Bomb diggity server. Quite possibly the biggest smile on earth.