These 14 Haunted Restaurants In Arizona Will Give You Goosebumps

Located inside the Jerome Grand Hotel, often referred to as one of the most haunted places in Arizona, you just might encounter a ghost or two during your meal here. If not, then at least you can still enjoy a tasty meal.

Address: 200 Hill St, Jerome

Once known as the Grand Hotel, this Tombstone original was the temporary residence of some pretty historical figures in the town’s history. These days you can enjoy a cold drink and a burger here and who know? Maybe one of the ghosts will join you for a drink.

Address: 417 E Allen St, Tombstone

Located just off the busy Mill Avenue, Casey Moore’s Oyster House is located inside a historic bungalow-style home and rumor has it that the upstairs portion of the home is haunted. Even if you don’t manage to spot a ghost here, you can have some fantastic oysters on the half shell here.

Address: 850 S Ash Ave, Tempe

Another haunted spot in Tombstone, the Crystal Palace is apparently where you can spot Big Nose Kate’s ghost and random items moving on their own.

Address: 436 E Allen St, Tombstone

Once the location of a humble gas station, this restaurant is supposedly haunted by a former employee who was murdered during a robbery.

Address: 586 Apache Trail, Apache Junction

Located along Highway 80, this building has seen plenty of excitement over the years but one of its most well-known attributes is that it may be haunted. Some residents claim that a female apparition can be seen through the windows and occasionally roaming the building.

Address: 154 E 4th St, Benson

This restaurant is the starting point for one local ghost tour and for good reason: the restaurant is supposedly haunted by a cowboy and a little girl. Some restaurant patrons have even reported being touched by one of these ghosts!

Address: 201 N Court Ave, Tucson

The number of haunted places in Jerome is a long one but this hotel and restaurant is well-known for a fluffier kind of ghost. This building is haunted by Sipps the cat who has been known to wander the halls, sleep on beds, and even rub itself against patrons. If you feel a tail flickering by your feet while dining on some fish and chips, don’t be alarmed! That’s just the kitty.

Address: 309 Main St, Jerome

This building dates to 1931 and was turned into a roadhouse a few years after the original owner’s death. The building is supposedly haunted by Pappy, a man who owned the Museum Club in the 1960s and 1970s, and his wife Lorna. There’s no need to worry about terrifying encounters, however. These two tend to be more playful by playing with the bottles at the bar or standing among patrons.

Address: 3404 Historic Rte 66, Flagstaff

Wild burros aren’t the only odd creatures you’ll finding wandering around here. There are several spirits who frequent the hotel and its restaurant, including Oatie, the ghost of a miner who died nearby.

Address: 181 Main St, Oatman

Previously a couple of private residences and a furniture store before being converted into a large restaurant that sprawls along Central Avenue. The ghosts encountered here are a little less friendly than many of the others mentioned earlier. Some patrons and employees have reported hearing heart-stopping screaming and crying from a murder that might have happened in the house decades ago.

Address: 1418 N Central Ave, Phoenix

Historic and haunted, this old saloon is a great spot on Prescott’s Whiskey Row for drinks, burgers, and spooky encounters. You might witness items suddenly fall from the bar!

Address: 120 S Montezuma St, Prescott

This bar is located below the haunted Connor Hotel and is appropriately named. There are ghosts who occupy several rooms in this hotel and have been known to make their way to the bar on occasion.

Address: 166 Main St, Jerome