There’s no such thing as too emotional here—if your team blows it, we expect to hear about it. Celebrate the wins like a legend, and handle the losses like a professional complainer. Talk your trash, defend your team, and remember every game is personal. Brunch counts as a pregame, day drinking is a strategy, and “just one more” is never just one. Respect the rivalry, tip your bartender like they’re the MVP, and don’t leave early—because the best comebacks (and worst decisions) always happen late. No judgment, just vibes… and maybe a few tears along the way.
Operating Hours: Wednesday and Thursday (5 PM – 2 AM), Friday and Saturday (5 PM – 2 AM / 11 AM – 2 AM), and Sunday (10 AM – 10 AM). Closed Mondays and Tuesdays.
Peak energy on weekend nights after sunset; dress code can be enforced on busy nights; arrive earlier for shorter lines on peak weekends; game day programming with all major sports on multiple screens
Downtown Phoenix public parking and metered street parking are available nearby; the Roosevelt Row area is well-served by public parking options
Downtown Phoenix Valley Metro Rail and bus routes serve the surrounding area
Cry Baby, located at 818 N 1st St in Downtown Phoenix, provides standard ADA-compliant accessibility. The sports bar and nightlife venue features flat-ground entry, wheelchair-accessible seating, and accessible restrooms. For specific accommodation requests or VIP table reservations, you can contact the venue directly at (602) 679-6787 or visit Cry Baby.
Dress Code: There is generally no strict dress code, but they expect patrons to respect the venue’s rules.
Prohibited Items: Illegal drugs, weapons of any kind, outside food/beverages, and professional photography/recording gear.
Bags: Large bags and luggage are not permitted and must be coat-checked, while purses are subject to search.