text: A friend and I walked through downtown Phoenix heading down Jackson Street A few blocks off the usual beaten path surroundings became a bit dodgy and my friend suggested we turn back We noticed a cool old building that had a painting of Alice Cooper on its side we figured what the heck and went innnThe industrial surroundings were bedecked with large screen televisions The staff was incredibly welcoming and helpful Photos and posters featuring many rock musicians were on the walls some were autographed The music from the large bar area made me think of crazy days lots of Twisted Sister Queen and of course Alice Cooper Our fellow diners ranged from redstate tourists to people fresh from hair band rehearsals it was a great mix for people watchingnnSomeone at the next table recommended both the meatloaf and the ribs we got an order of each The meatloaf was juicy and spicy specked with veggies and with a cripsy top The ribs were tender and tangy cooked St Louis style The mashed potatoes included the skins and the veggies were buttery and crispnnUntil we chanced upon Cooperstown I was convinced there was not any good food in downtown Phoenix The next time I am in town I know where I will head first and often