You don’t need to leave Chandler to celebrate National Martini Day on June 19th, 2026 or any day for this classic cocktail! In honor of one of the greatest martini drinkers, James Bond 007, here's four local bars you’ll find a great martini at in Chandler.

The Brickyard Downtown

Although the cocktail menu doesn’t list a traditional martini—the line-up includes takes on classics as well as more creative selections—the bar here knows how to make one of the best you’ve ever tasted.  

If you’re particular about the vodka or gin used in your martini, The Brickyard Downtown offers a solid selection. Vodkas range from Tito’s to Belvedere Lake while gins run the gamut from Tanqueray No. Ten to St. George Terroir. 

Another option: For craft cocktails, including martinis, check out The Ostrich, located below Crust in Downtown Chandler.

Firebirds Wood Fired Grill

The cocktail menu at Firebirds Wood Fired Grill features two martinis: the Double Black Diamond and the Dirty Bird. The Double Black Diamond is the bar’s signature martini made with New Amsterdam® Pineapple Vodka that has been infused with fresh pineapple for 21 days. Enjoy it for $7.95 during happy hour.

For a more traditional martini, try the Dirty Bird, made with chilled Tito's Vodka and garnished with bleu cheese olives. Or, order a custom martini with your choice of vodka or gin.

More martinis: If you love a good martini with your steak, Firebirds isn’t your only option. The Keg Steakhouse + Bar and DC Steak House can also satisfy your craving.

A martini glass with pineapple-like juice being poured into it and a slice of pineapple wedge on the edge of the glass as garnish.

CHoP Chandler

CHoP Chandler also qualifies as a steakhouse but adds a little more casual fare to its menu, such as seven hamburger offerings and linguini with meatballs. All work well paired with a chilled martini.

If you want something light and fruity to sip during the summer, try the Peachtini.

A hand holding a pink martini out on a wooden table with another hand holding chopsticks above an appetizer.

Stone & Vine Urban Italian

Don’t let the “vine” in Stone & Vine Urban Italian fool you—this restaurant’s bar pours a great martini, too. The classic martini is always a good choice, but staff can also mix up the Cucumber Basil Martini, made with Effen Cucumber Vodka, simply syrup, basil, and muddled limes. After dinner, sip an Espresso Martini, featuring Tito’s Vodka, Baileys, espresso, and Kahlua.

Tip: Both of the specialty martinis are $2 off during happy hour.