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  • When I found out that this place actually existed, it was inevitable that I had to go if I ever made it out to Phoenix. Alice Cooper + play off of baseball terminology = I must go. And whenever I think about Alice Cooper, I always think about the diatribe he went on about Milwaukee in Wayne's World, making me wonder why this place isn't in Milwaukee instead. Anyway, being a Sunday in November with the Cardinals on the road, Downtown Phoenix was more or less deserted. That being said, I didn't complain at the fact that I had my veritable pick of free parking on the street anywhere near the restaurant that day. I was actually confused. The Cardinals were on the east coast on this particular day, and I imagine a sports bar like Cooperstown should be a little busier for a Cardinals game, but it really wasn't. The place is big, spacious, with tons of big screen televisions showing a myriad of "early" NFL games, and the place was pretty low-populated throughout the entire time I was there. I guess MST/PST people work on a different clock when it comes to football, because the place started filling up at around 2 pm, regardless if it were after the Cardinals had vanquished the gross Eagles. No matter, Cooperstown was a good experience for me. Firstly, my waitress, Alisha was a total cutie, and I totally dig chicks in sports jerseys AND face paint, and I'd totally fantasize about asking her out if I lived in Arizona. The food was a little better than what I'd have expected from a sports bar; the variety was a tad on the expansive side, but I'm glad that my BBQ plate didn't have anything that was butchered and horrible. But the suds flowed well and I was able to enjoy several football games simultaneously. Multiple times, I wondered why it was so sparsely populated for a football afternoon, but I suppose that could be a little bit of a culture clash from the east coaster like me coming from a football crazed area like Atlanta. Overall: Free Sunday parking, no wait, cute waitress, above average food, lots of beer, tons of football to watch and enjoy. Would consider coming back when my baseball travels bring me back out to Phoenix for a Dbacks game or more Fall League. I want people to ring the bell and scream BIG UNIT for when I tackle that giant hot dog.
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