A DAY IN PRESCOTT
Prescott made a reputation for itself with its historic Whiskey Row, which is known for its bars and live music venues. But there is so much more to this beautiful Arizona community.
BREAKFAST: THE LOCAL PRESCOTT
The Local in Prescott serves made-from-scratch breakfast daily, featuring dishes like gluten-free pancakes, wild-caught smoked salmon omelets, and biscuits with sausage gravy. Prescott local and owner Sheryl Strong provides quality, locally sourced ingredients and a great customer experience. The restaurant recently expanded to a larger space, making it a popular breakfast spot for locals, closing daily at 2 p.m.
Information: localprescott.com
MORNING ACTIVITY: ANTIQUE HUNTING IN DOWNTOWN PRESCOTT
Cortez Street Emporium and Prescott Antiques in downtown Prescott have an eclectic selection of antiques including vintage clothing, cast iron cookware, and rare vinyl records. These shops invite visitors to explore their curated displays of unique items, each with its own story and history. Known for fair prices and excellent customer service, they’re a mustvisit for anyone seeking a nostalgic treasure hunt.
Information: visit-prescott.com
STEP INTO HISTORY: When visiting the Sharlot Hall Museum, be sure to stop by our Museum Store which is located in the Bashford House – an 1875 Victorian home. (Photo courtesy of Experience Prescott)
LUNCH: SAMMIES BURGER JOINT
Sammies Burger Joint in Prescott has a burger for everyone, made with 100% Arizona beef from K4 Ranch. Locals love the Moab burger with BBQ pulled pork and jalapeños. Meals come with hand-cut fries and the signature Moab sauce at a fair price. Locally-owned and operated, the burger joint ensures quick service in a casual setting. They close daily at 2 p.m., so be sure to plan ahead.
Information: sammiesburgers.com
AFTERNOON ACTIVITY: SHARLOT HALL MUSEUM
Take a deep dive into Arizona’s history at Sharlot Hall Museum, showcasing nine historic buildings, including Fort Misery, the Territorial Governor’s Mansion, and a replica 1867 schoolhouse. You can find major events like Sharlot’s Cellar and Prescott Indian Art Market, along with lectures, book signings, and living history programs hosted at the museum. Spend an afternoon learning about historic buildings, enjoying the rose garden or viewing local exhibits.
Information: sharlothallmuseum.org
DINNER: THE RAVEN CAFE
Located in downtown Prescott, the Raven Cafe’s menu features organic, locally sourced food, a full espresso bar and a selection of craft beers and wines. With a focus on community, it provides a relaxed atmosphere, local art, and live music on weekends, while making a commitment to sustainability and eco-friendly practices.
Information: ravencafe.com
