Best Monastery Chandler Near Me

4worldlovers: The Monastery is a casual, fun neighborhood pub, tucked away in a Santa Fe style house. We are surrounded by trees, grass and sand in a comfortable environment that can easily accommodate groups of any size while still remaining informal and cozy.

Listen to some of Arizona's best bands, intimate acoustic duo's, open mic, DJ's or sing karaoke as we continue to be a great venue for the Arizona music scene. Check out our calendar and event page.

Play volleyball on one of our 2 large sand courts, or enjoy other activities such as ping pong and horse shoes.

Enjoy great food and good times, along with your favorite adult beverage from our full service bar at the most relaxed home in Mesa. We have over 50 taps of craft, domestic, and import beers.

Visit the memorable Commemorative Air Force Museum at the airfield to learn about the brave men and women who trained at Falcon Field. Take a ride on Sentimental Journey, a flying B-17 that helped win the war in the skies over Germany.

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