Hours
| Thursday | 2 PM–2 AM |
| Friday | 2 PM–2 AM |
| Saturday | 8:30 AM–2 AM |
| Sunday | 8:30 AM–2 AM |
| Monday | 2 PM–2 AM |
| Tuesday | 2 PM–2 AM |
| Wednesday | 2 PM–2 AM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 100 N San Francisco St, Flagstaff, AZ 86001
Phone: (928) 779-6971
Website: https://rendezvousflagstaff.com/
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Reviews
From the moment you sit down, you’re taken care of. The drinks are always perfectly made, the service is fast without ever feeling rushed, and the vibe they bring completely elevates the place. They remember your order, make killer recommendations, and somehow keep everyone happy even when it’s packed. You can tell they truly care about their craft and the people they serve. If you want a great drink and an even better experience, this is the bartender to see. Very well deserved praise ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I love Kelli and she has a customer for life and I will recommend everyone to come here. 10/10 experience. PLEASE COME SUPPORT A CLASS ACT BARTENDER OF THE CENTURY.
The crowd here on a busy Friday night was a sampling of what makes Flag so great – smart, friendly, happy patrons who make friends easily and will leave you wanting to return just to make more new friends. The Rendezvous bar crew’s cocktail art is impeccable and their selection is also profound. Reminds me a bit of my favorite bar in Soho Manhattan….groovy in all ways.
My brother and I just moved here from the East Coast and this bar was recommended to us. We went out on New Year’s Eve and came here twice. The first time was great. Good vibe, good energy, no issues at all. We left to check out other bars and quickly realized the lines were ridiculous, so we came back.
When we returned my brother went to the back bar near the dance floor to grab drinks. We waited close to thirty minutes for a beer which is understandable on New Year’s Eve. When the bartender finally served him my brother calmly said the people to our left had been there before us. That is basic courtesy and something people do all the time. Nobody was rude. Nobody was aggressive.
When she came back with my Red Bull she muttered something under her breath. My brother is a military veteran with hearing damage so he asked what she said before tipping. The people next to us told us she said I do not tell you how to do your job do not tell me how to do mine.
A minute later she came back and straight up yelled at my brother saying the same thing. Yelled. Over nothing. He then yelled nobody told you how to do your job which is a completely fair response when a grown man is being screamed at. She then power tripped grabbed the beers he had just paid for and walked away.
The guy next to us was so shocked by what he saw that he handed my brother his own beer because the situation was insane. As we walked away another employee pointed us out to the bouncer and had us kicked out. The bouncer was cool and clearly understood what happened but once staff says someone has to go that is it.
In the end, my brother had the beers he paid for taken the beer given to him taken and then we were removed from the bar. We have never been kicked out of a bar in our lives.
We liked this place but that was completely out of control. A first night in a new town and a military veteran gets yelled at robbed of drinks and kicked out because a bartender could not handle being told something normal. New Year’s Eve is stressful but if someone cannot control themselves they should not be in the service industry. That was embarrassing and unacceptable.