Hors d’oeuvres
AHI SALMON NIGIRI
$48
$48
In pellentesque in felis massa vehicula. In sed euismod ut tempor mattis. Purus sed.
TEMAKI WITH CRAB
$32
$48
Ac vel, risus ornare senectus placerat duis amet dictumst tellus. Odio ornare diam in.
Main Course
Braised Abalone
$52
$48
In pellentesque in felis massa vehicula. In sed euismod ut tempor mattis. Purus sed.
Twice cooked pork
$21
$48
Mollis ornare sit sapien, sodales. Cursus duis proin semper quisque massa elit.
Kung Pao chicken
$32
$48
Ac vel, risus ornare senectus placerat duis amet dictumst tellus. Odio ornare diam in.
Dessert & Coffee
CHOCOLATE BALL ON CAKE
$13
$48
In pellentesque in felis massa vehicula. In sed euismod ut tempor mattis. Purus sed.
LIME PIE WITH DARK CRUST
$14
$48
Mollis ornare sit sapien, sodales. Cursus duis proin semper quisque massa elit.
RASBERRY AND PEAR CAKE
$18
$48
Ac vel, risus ornare senectus placerat duis amet dictumst tellus. Odio ornare diam in.
Drinks & Cocktails
Old Fashioned
$13
$48
In pellentesque in felis massa vehicula. In sed euismod ut tempor mattis. Purus sed.
Long Island Ice Tea
$18
$48
Ac vel, risus ornare senectus placerat duis amet dictumst tellus. Odio ornare diam in.
Arizona went dry in 1915.
We didn’t.
Above ground, law and pressure. Below, a candy store out front and an unmarked staircase in back. Glass on wood, conversations kept low, no one asking too many questions. Fire & Sword still lives below the street, never fully hidden, just far enough removed to feel a little dangerous in the best way.
FROM THE BAR
Some things aren’t meant to change.
St. Mike’s Old Fashioned
Old Forester bourbon, classic bitters, and torched cinnamon. A signature worth savoring.
On Tap & By the Glass
Arizona favorites on tap and wines from near and far. Find your usual—or something new.
Cract Cocktails
Smoky mezcal, spicy bourbon, and unexpected pairings. Find your next favorite.
“Always in plain sight, just far enough removed to feel a little dangerous in the best way.”
Find the stairs.
Go down.
Look for the glowing sign beneath Hotel St. Michael on Whiskey Row. Then follow the stairs below street level.
