Hooper's Pub

24 reviews

+1 (623) 931-2311

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Rollin dog bacon wrapped topped with smoked pork Coleslaw and bbq sauce

Great food and plenty of tables to enjoy live music and sports

Unchained cover band. Id love to see these guys write a few tunes they are WAY Solid

5114 W Northern Ave

Glendale, AZ 85301

+1 (623) 931-2311

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Hooper's Bar is a popular establishment in Glendale, AZ, known for its relaxed atmosphere and friendly service.

Patrons can enjoy a selection of beverages and casual fare while socializing with friends and unwinding after a long day.

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3.524 reviews

Donata N.

5/4/2024

We've been going to Hooper's for about two years now since our normal Friday night spot closed down. We started going to Hooper's based strictly on the fact it the closest bar to our home and an...

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Julio C V.

1/7/2023

Amazing environment. Loved the vibe. There was a person who left, that made it so much entertaining. I miss Taryen.

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Brad R.

4/20/2022

I stopped at Hoopers last night after 150 mile motorcycle ride. Carolyn behind the bar is absolutely awesome and amazingly nice. The customers were the same just good hard-working people nice...

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jay s.

6/20/2021

My friend Lisa mentioned a band here last nite and I had no idea what to expect but was greeted by a respectul giant of a man wearing a back the badge t shirt (and I have respect for law...

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Taric W.

12/20/2014

Noooooo I'm tired of all these boring neighborhood bars in Glendale. You can afford to add something other than budmillercoors on tap. Do something cool. Step into the 2010s. Like, *at least* Four...

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