Dirtbag’s
1800 E Speedway Blvd, Tucson, AZ, 85719
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Address :
1800 E Speedway Blvd
Tucson, AZ, 85719 - Phone (520) 326-2600
- Website https://www.dirtbagsbar.com
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Opening Hours
- Mon :11:00 am - 2:00pm
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : Yes
Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
Good for Kids : No
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Music : Juke Box
Good For Dancing : No
Alcohol : Full Bar
Happy Hour : Yes
Best Nights : Tue, Wed, Thu
Coat Check : No
Smoking : Outdoor Area/ Patio Only
Outdoor Seating : Yes
Wi-Fi : Free
Has TV : Yes
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Devin W.
Dirtbag's, it's a part of growing up. If you're a student at the University of Arizona you need to check out this bar at least one time before you can say that you have actually graduated. Some people will write off this place as "that fraternity and sorority bar" and it can hold true but it's not like you can't go here if you are unaffiliated with the greek system or even the University at all. On the weekends this bar fills up quickly so if you don't want to stand outside in line forever then I suggest you get here before 10 pm at the latest. The beers on tap are always flowing and they have never run out of any particular brew when I have been there. Also, the place isn't a rip off and have pretty good deals. Although, I did spend a grip of money here when and more than I could afford on my close-to-nothing college income. The few things that are wrong with this bar are some of the toolbags that work here as bouncers, the crappy bathrooms and the size of the establishment. It's seriously tiny, but some people may argue that it adds to the hometown feel or appeal of the place. Whatever, if I were the owner I'd expand it if possible. The girls here usually are not that stuck up, but you'll be sure to see someone you know if you are in the greek system. Sadly, now that I'm officially deemed "old balls" and have long moved from Tucson that feeling is lost in the past. Despite that, I went back on homecoming this year and saw a lot of people that I knew and it was nice and surprising. Check this place out, it's food is OK and the place is part of Tucson and the University of Arizona's history now. Can't give it 5 stars, but it definitely deserves the 4 stars for all the good times.
(4)Blake W.
In a sentence the name attracts the crowd...Dirtbag's is the local University of Arizona hot spot on a Thursday or Saturday night. If you have never been to U of A its the resident Bro and frat-tastic university in the south western part of the country. I went to this bar with some of my friends while I was visiting the area. First issue with this place is the size of their drinks. I ordered a whiskey ginger to receive a whiskey (coke and sprite) in a childes sippy cup. If im gonna pay 4 dollars for a drink Id like a decent size drink. The only reason this bar is still around is it has become a tradition for the college kids. If you go to U of A you probably have been there. The one bright spot of this STD pool is their arcade games. While talking to a girl that probably had a half and half blood alcohol level I noticed the bar had three quality arcade games. Lawn Darts, Golf, and Buck hunter. Played golf for a good 15 minutes then left the bar to check out some of the other sites. If you want a good bar experience there are many other options in Tuscon that will do the job and I recommend you check them out.
(2)Nick B.
This place is only still in business because of its history in the city of Tucson. Their food tastes like rat poison and the beer lines clearly have not been cleaned since the UA won a men's basketball national championship in 1997. The floors are always disturbingly sticky as well. Let your imagination decide why.
(1)William B.
I've never been to Dirtbags, but one evening my buddy and I decided to check it out for fun. We've always heard and seen it pretty packed with frats and such so we decided for giggles to go. It was early, and the bartender warned us that at 11:30 it would get packed. Fair enough. We caught a little of the basketball game and settled in on a table away from the bar. It's comfy and cozy. Since I'm more of a "chill, talk hang out at a bar" person I was happy with the atmosphere. They had a pitcher of Budlight on sale for $9.50 and it was enough for about four beers between us. Of course, the men's urinal is a horse troth. Naturally.
(4)Pat A.
Best college bar in Tucson. One of the spots you have to hit up if you're a fratstar passing through UofA's campus. Went there after the Wildcats beatdown of Oregon last fall and it was popping off big time. The drinks are cheap, the women are morally ambiguous, and the music was loud. Not a place to chill drink, definitely a party spot.
(4)J D.
This place is the ultimate college bar. It's next to campus and Greek row and gets packed with college kids. We parked nearby when we went to a game down there and stopped by on the way back to our hotel. We were lucky and found a table of four next to the bar. We downed a couple of pitchers, then called for a cab to drive us back to the hotel. It was fun to people watch....and damn, I felt old after leaving the place. Return Factor - 50%
(3)Kelly S.
The perfect college hangout. Stinky, sticky floors and lots of beer. We experienced two of the famous drinks: Rubber Ducky and a pitcher of Sicilian Whores.
(3)Ravi D.
As college as it gets, but I spent the later half of my college years here, so I love it. Awesome mixed shots (about 30 of them). Buttery nipple, oatmeal cookie, scoring snack are some of my favorite. For food - if you like spicy, have to get the buffalo chicken sandwich or chicken fingers with spicy fries (only get the spicy fries - they are well worth it). Might smell like beer if you walk in too early in the day, but hey it's Dirtbags. It's a part of growing up.
(4)John T.
The pubescent looking bar girl never heard if the advertised $5 burger n fries special. The $9.50 burger n fires weren't worth $5, nor was the lame tv I couldn't hear there game on for the two kids complaining about their Mom n how rude the cops who pulled them over were. That about sums it up
(1)Lauren V.
I've never been a joiner in life, was never the 10, didn't go to college in a true blue college town but whenever I hit Tucson I turned into this psychopathic alter ego of myself and was wild. THIS PLACE WAS FUN. It's not fancy, but it's FUN . I believe I imbibed my first "Red Headed Slut" here bought for me by a huge football player . BEARDOWN CAAATS
(3)Mike S.
Not the cleanest, not the nicest, not the most upscale, but a true hole in the wall sports bar that gets the job done before a U of A football game. One of the closer bars to Arizona Stadium, so opposing fans may want this as an option to consider.
(3)C B.
A cool place. I came here for my running club with about 20 people and we got pretty good service, a whole area to ourselves, and TVs to watch the game on. The pitchers were way overpriced for bus lite. And they don't accept Amex.
(3)Kinga H.
The name says it all... EWWW.
(2)Andrew D.
When a young adult leaves his sheltered life of highschool to embark on a new adventure at college he dreams of so many things. The parties, the chicks, the crazy stories I mean come on piecing your night together the morning after is just part of the story. Well Dirtbags is a place that fills all those college dreams. Besides having a local reputation Dirtbags has had appearences in magazines and magazines across the USA including ESPN. What makes Dirtbags special? The fact that you can buy a pitcher of shots "Silician Whores" should say enough. The bar is packed with the hottest coeds in the US. They have the best burger in town "Dirtburger". The head bartender Mark has been there since before I was born and has an opinion on everything. This is the best college bar in the United States. In all here is the deal. Dirtbags is awesome because it knows it's awesome. The fact of the matter is Dirtbags is just better than every other bar and they know it. Dirtbags and U of A go together like peanut butter an jelly. It was there for my dad and it will still be there for my son. I mean it is a part of growing up....
(5)Mary S.
Dirtbags is the most corupt business and one of the smelliest bars I've ever been too. The bouncers love getting money from drunk girls who are desparate to the cut the line and I honestly feel bad that they have to take money from UofA kids. Don't ever go there for lunch or else you will probably get food poisioning. Try going there to get a drink on a weekend and you will find yourself surrounded by the most belegerant college assholes barfing on your feet. Don't ever step foot this filthy bar!
(1)Andrew B.
It's a part of growing up.... The drinks aren't cheap, the lights are on, and the music has been the same every night since the 80s but the bottom line is it's a place where you can plan on getting absolutely blacked out and be in your safe zone. If your in a frat or sorority this is where you are at the end of every night.
(5)Lone D.
College bar. Must rock on Saturday nights. Nothing special on a weekday afternoon for lunch.
(2)Andrea H.
Dirtbags is a bar that caters to townies and frat/sorority kids. It's pretty much a great place to get blackout sh!t-housed, but other than that, the atmosphere isn't THAT charming. Bottom line: if you are over the age of 26 and not an alcoholic townie, there really isn't a reason to visit this establishment.
(3)Kyle S.
Just a bunch of dumbass frat kids and sorority girls throwing around daddy's credit cards and acting like morons. the place smells like vomit and the bartenders are dicks. Not worth your time.
(1)Carrie C.
If you're young and cute...go here. If you're returning to U of A for Homecoming...go here. If you want to watch sports on TV...go here. If you want delish and healthy food...go the other way! The Dirtfries ROCK but don't do much for your waistline other than expand it. Go during the day if you want to avoid the overly collegiate, frat boy crowd of underage drinkers. (I know...I was one at one time.) Dirtbags...it's a part of growing up. But once you do, you realize you can't live in Neverland forever!
(3)Stephen H.
D-bags. Contents as labeled. A-OK 'cause the food's all right. Go during the day.
(3)Mike B.
I was here earlier this year for my brother's college graduation. The place was packed! If you are in Tucson during the school year, go there and have fun. There will be a lot of college students, so get there on the early plan. They have music on Juke Box, and when "Sweet Caroline" came on, the whole place erupted with everyone joining in at the same time. My whole family was there, and my parents even had fun. If you are in Tucson, and want a good fun bar, check out Dirtbag's. Don't let the name fool you.
(4)Conor B.
Never been to a better bar in my life. Never will. If you don't like the Bar AKA Dirtbags, then you must not like beautiful girls. Also, attentive bar-staff. The security is legit. They diffuse situations so they don't occur on location. Must love this place unless you don't like cheap drinks, good times, and beautiful U OF A students.
(5)Chris F.
There's no better way to celebrate being 40% done with your work week than dollar beers. Period. That's why somebody invented Dirtbags, the dive-bar-masquerading-as-an-upstanding-college-Âbar. That being said, it's important to realize what you're in for. Dirtbags does not have a pleasant odor, so it's probably not a great place to take a date if she/he has a sensitive nose. It's also not particularly clean or non-dank, but it certainly isn't going to stain your work clothes...if you wear them to a bar...like I sometimes do. Also, I can't speak to the women's room, but the men's bathroom is...communal, let's say. There's a trough and a toilet with a door that sometimes closes. Stage fright will be your worst enemy. Lastly, if you happen to get Mark as your bartender, and you'll know quickly if you do, prepare to have your ear talked off about several endearing topics not limited to: misogyny, ultra-intense political beliefs, racism, and how great he is. Now, with the pleasantries out of the way, on to the great things about Dirtbags! Dollar 10 oz drafts of Bud Light, Coors Light, and Miller Lite make this a must-see Tuesday destination in Tucson at least once. (You'd have to be a degenerate to go every Tuesday. Ahem.) The bartenders (Candace and Jazer especially) are attentive, friendly, and accurate. There are plenty of TVs to watch whatever cable has to offer, and they are more than happy to accommodate most requests. The Juke Box has a decent selection of bar-type music - I wouldn't want/expect anything more from a bar. Beyond the cheap booze, my favorite thing is the pinball machine. The Austin Powers pinball game is the greatest ever created, and whoever the CFF guy is on the high score list, well, he must be a freak, because those score are amazing. Dirtbags features a full bar and food that is actually quite good for the price. There is also a covered outdoor seating area for smoking and taking in the picturesque views of Speedway Blvd. Certain nights when school is in session, this place can get PACKED. Be aware, there can be a line with a decent wait. Overall, Dirtbags is exactly what it advertises itself to be, "a part of growing up." Some of it is great, some not so great. As long as you know what you're in for, you'll have a blast.
(4)Melissa R.
Oh Dirtbags! Their tagline of "A Part of Growing Up" really hits home for me. Growing up in Tucson, and having two older siblings who attended the U of A, Dirtbags always had a sense of mystery and glamour to it...which makes me laugh now. When I started at U of A, it was common knowledge that Dirtbags was the hardest bar to get into. You never grew tired of hearing about the dumb youngsters who tried to get in with a fake ID and got embarrassed in front of the long line of customers waiting to get in. And you were endlessly impressed with those who were actually able to get in with a fake ID, they were immediately marked as cool. It's also worth mentioning that this was mostly a go-to for those in the greek system and athletes, so it wasn't everyone's cup of tea. Before I was able to drink here, my friends and I would frequent Dirtbags for lunch/dinner and I fell deeply in love with the dirtfries with ranch (served all night long as a bonus) and the french dip. Although Dirtbags is not necessarily easy on the eyes, I assumed that come 11:00 p.m. it was somehow magically transformed. When I finally did turn 21, I remember thinking, "Nope, it looks the same as the day...just with a ton of drunk people in it". I heard that it went a little downhill after I graduated and was no longer the cool place to be. But that will never change how I feel about it, this bar will always have a special place in my heart.
(5)Jay K.
You will like Dirtbag's if: You have no self-esteem You relish the smell of vomit You hate good beer or mixed drinks that actually have alcohol in them You want to be sexually assaulted You are physically over 21 but emotionally somewhere around 5 You will not like Dirtbag's if: You are human and possess a fully functional central nervous system You do not and have not ever worn a white-brimmed baseball cap You are not a date rapist You like yourself I guess, if I were 10 years younger and enjoyed watching (and smelling) people puke competitively and in unison that Dirtbag's might be the place for me. Since I'm not, and I don't, though, it isn't.
(1)Michael D.
The best bar of all time, in context. The food might be the best bar food in town. Dirtburger, spicy fries and ranch, chicken fingers - all delicious. The bar is well designed (good flow about it with plenty of reasons to move through out it). The drinks are well poured by honest bartenders. They sometimes have specials (look for a chalkboard over the bar announcing them.) If you've got money to spend and a group to drink it with, order the Sicilian Whore - a pitcher of shots made from God's nectar. Given that its a college bar, the atmosphere is as expected. Young, boisterous, and friendly. The crowd might resemble the popular kids but that shouldn't carry any negative stigma - enjoy yourself and everyone will too. Thursday nights are prime time for Dirtbags. And as far as underage goes, Dirtbags is the strictest bar in town. Everyone knows it, thats why its "A part of growing up". Only negative: their TV options are circa 1983. Their hottest technology is color. So no, not a good choice for gameday.
(5)Mike I.
I wish I didn't have a soft spot for dirtbags, but I do. If you are looking to get in fight, step in vomit, or spend too much money this is the place. I feel like a trip to Tucson requires a visit to dirtbags, a college bar in a college town. If you are young dirtbags is the place, if you are in a fraternity or a sorority odds are you are there right now. Nothing is really that great about this place but it is such a shit show you can't go wrong trying it just once.
(3)D M.
Calling all boys with too much hairgel and underage girls that are into that , this is your scene! My experience as an alum trying to hang out with friends last weekend after a reunion, was one that left a bad taste in my mouth. I was escorted out without having any idea as to why. Then, a guy who I've never seen before, who claimed he worked there, told me I had elbowed him twice and was very unprofessional about the situation. I explained I do not remember elbowing him and had never seen him before but sincerely apologize for the misunderstanding. In fact, I have sports induced shoulder problems and was simply cracking my shoulder, which I have to do often because of the pain. It was extremely crowded in there, and sounded like this guy just wanted to take his anger out on anyone he picked (unlucky me!) This place doesn't deserve your business. Actually glad this happened, good excuse to leave and go to another bar, had a great time, even thanked the bouncers on our way out! There's only a handful of bars to choose from here, luckily the other bars know how to deliver........... Remembering why we never went here during college
(1)howard n.
Total college hang out. Nothing bad about it but it gets crowded and there is vomiting outside. I went to college in kali so I really came here for drinks and it was very nostalgic, not in a good way. Better driving up to phoenix and drinking at a good bar if you don't mind the 1.5 hr drive. Hey, what can you say about tucson, its the desert.
(2)Michael G.
Dirt Burger, Dirt Fries, Pitchers of Sicilian Whores, Kick ass Juke Box, Golden Tee, and Dirt cheap drinks! The scene here is amazing and the slogan "a part of growing up" pertains to MLB Players in town for Spring Training and Alumni tearing the city of Tucson a new one just as much as it does the college kids! If your all grown up, all there is to do is die, I suggest Dirtbags for the young and old who are forever young!
(5)Matt S.
If you're in college, or visiting Tucson on business any night of the week and want to relive the college days, this is the place to go. If you go for dinner, get a pizzaburger and spicy dirtfries -- def not on the South Beach diet, but freakin delicious nonetheless. And if you're here any time after 10 pm any night of the week, order a mind eraser and marvel at the beautiful people. Oh, and if you happen to be in town for graduation weekend, go get in line at 6am on graduation saturday and party with the graduates... its something to see.
(4)Brian M.
OK greasy food, but at night it is a frat bar... you know they say you are either really cute or really smart... well this place has ALOT of eye candy.
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