If your a young professional looking to network, socialize, and do good work in the community I…read morewould suggest joining the ECHELON group! Great group of people here. Check out the website to find more, but whats great is there's a list of great ways to get involved with community service.

I am completely interested in joining your group. I am a student of Devry University and is…read moreinterested in chatting with your group members.

Disney is where dreams come true for kids, but OTTO car club is where dreams come true for car…read moreenthusiasts. It's a private club, where members can gather and be apart of unique events like Happy Hours, art shows, concerts, lectures, and new product -releases. The sleek and spacious second level overlooks the punctilious cars adjacent to one another makes it memorable space for any social event. Otto is also a one of a kind facility all inclusive facility storing, maintaining, and showcasing cars. I can safely say looking at Ferraris, Porsche's, and Lambos never get old. Eli, the owner and Sam, the manager are both warm and welcoming and are polymaths of the car industry. Talking cars and picking their brain is always interesting. I recommend any car enthusiastic become a member and do the same.

From the owner: OTTO Car Club is a private automotive community that seamlessly blends premium vehicle storage with…read morea distinctive event venue experience. Our facility is purpose built for discerning collectors and enthusiasts, offering secure, climate controlled storage with options ranging from open floor spaces to private garages. Each vehicle is monitored around the clock and supported by integrated collection management, allowing members to schedule detailing, maintenance, and transport with ease. Beyond storage, OTTO is also a sought after destination for private events. Whether you are hosting a social gathering, corporate function, or nonprofit fundraiser, we offer full service event production in partnership with M Culinary Concepts. Guests enjoy access to upscale amenities including designer furnishings, contemporary art, breakout rooms, flexible seating, a catering kitchen, state of the art AV, and a 4K projector. From world class car care to curated experiences, OTTO delivers a setting where form meets function effortlessly.

I heard of Events and Adventures when I was in a relationship, while the program was on the radio…read more Year later I was single and sad and didn't know what to do with myself. I had no friends and no experiences and no hobbies to socialize with people. E&A gave me all of that and more. It sounds cliché to say but I really did find my people. I made friends, had experiences with new places and activities, made long lasting memories, ended up loving it so much I signed up for a lifetime membership because it just made sense. I'm so glad I found this amazing group or wonderful people. The event manager, Meggie, is now one of the best people I now have the pleasure of calling my friend. I love this group and I'm so glad I made this decision.

Be very careful, they say you can cancel it but the contract says 3 days from signing. You don't…read morehave time to even elevate the service in 3 days. I didn't care the types of events nor the people who attended. Waste of money.

Joined PHX Fray bowling league a couple years ago and it's been an absolute blast! Everyone is…read moresuper friendly, fun, and very down to earth. Couldn't have picked a better league to join and would recommend to anyone who's looking to meet some cool people and unwind on a week night. Also big shout out to our commissioner Brennan who has really taken the league to the next level. He's always keeping the website up to date with the latest standings, sending out weekly reminder emails, and makes sure everyone is enjoying themselves.

Response - 1) my message was sent because those players…read morewere added without notification of any team members. Lucky I even saw it before the league started. Therefore, it was impossible to actually bring up the issue before registration ended. 2) Your rule is the issue. Hypothetically you can have a team of 8 players (not your full 9) and then have a group of 3 added for a total of 11 as highlighted by Mr Mitchell as being the maximum cap. 11 people for a 6 v 6 is the issue. It's that simple You say this limits forfeits which is a lame excuse considering you actually have a pretty decent sub system. Having a large team is not accommodating the group of three, it's just a way to have more players in the league to make more money. Go to a game and watch. Tell me sitting on the sideline is fun. Once again. Go somewhere else. Better leagues for half the price.

I had a chance to play here. We played the Dunes and Arroyo. Both 9's were immaculate. They looked…read moretournament ready. We never saw a ranger but it was unnecessary. We played as a foursome in a bit less than 4 hours from a 9:06 tee time. Both 9's had several interesting holes. The greens were very quick but smooth. If I had to nitpick, the practice tees were on mats. Doubt I'll ever get another opportunity to play there but it was great.

I have been here many times for breakfast, brunch, lunch, dinner, parties, and to play golf. The…read morefood and the service here is consistently above average. However I did not post any review until now. I will summarize our three most recent visits here during our vacation. First, we stopped in at the bar after our dinner for some red wine. Our friend has some of her wine stored here at the club, therefore we asked the bartender to bring out some of her wine for our consumption at the bar and again in her home. Our second visit was for brunch, which we enjoyed. We returned here a third time during our vacation to enjoy our dinner with family and friends. We were seated outside at a large table under the heat lamps. Our friend is well known here at the club so service is always above average. We agreed we will return here again next year.

Dining Date 11/22/25: I had the pleasure of dining at the Arizona Country Club in Scottsdale a few…read moreSundays ago, and from the moment I walked through the doors, I understood why this place has such a loyal following. The level of care, familiarity, and genuine warmth the staff shows is something you simply can't fake. They greeted members by name, every member... and what impressed me even more was how they extended that same attentiveness to guests. As someone visiting with members, I felt welcomed, seen, and treated with the same level of respect as their long time regulars. Our server was an absolute joy. Gracious, informed, and effortlessly charming. Every question we asked was answered in detail, and her suggestions ended up being exactly what we didn't know we needed. We started with the shrimp cocktail, beautifully presented on a chilled plate with perfectly poached shrimp arranged over cucumbers. The shrimp were sweet and fresh, and paired with a tangy, spicy house made cocktail sauce that had just the right kick. A simple appetizer, but done exactly right and matched perfectly with my martini (or 2). For entrées, our table ordered a mix, and every dish was consistent, well-prepared, and beautifully plated: Salmon - My dish was the salmon, cooked to that perfect point where it's still moist and buttery inside with a crisp, lightly seasoned exterior. It came atop a delicate bed of seasonal vegetables, and the accompanying gorgonzola butter added brightness without overpowering the fish. Ribeye Steaks (three at the table) - Thick-cut, well-marbled cooked precisely to temperature. Each steak had a gorgeous sear that locked in every bit of flavor, and the richness of the meat paired flawlessly with their velvety mashed potatoes and they all got the sweet potato dish. The guys seem to always get this. Another Fish Entrée - The other seafood dish (the local white fish special) was tender and flaky with a lemon caper butter sauce that gave it a rich finish. It seemed light and satisfying from what I could tell. What stood out most was the consistency. My dining companions, who frequent the club, said every visit is this good and based on my experience, I believe it. The food, service, and atmosphere came together to create a classic country club dining experience elevated by the warmth and familiarity of a team that clearly cares. Overall, dining here felt like slipping into a place where hospitality still means something, where the staff remembers your face, your preferences, and genuinely wants you to enjoy your time. As a guest, I couldn't have been more impressed. If you ever get the chance to dine at the Arizona Country Club, don't hesitate. It's a truly special experience.

Lisa our server was amazing and the butter cake she recommended was out of this world!read more

Service was awesome vibes were great. Overall extremely happy with the day. Bayley killed it she…read morewas the goat. Made sure we had everything we need. Shoutout to her.

Maya Day + Night has always been a fun place for my friends and I in Old Town Scottsdale. Whether…read moreyou're there during the day or night, you can always expect good music, good drinks, and good vibes. Since the re-do, Maya feels like you're entering a Tulum escape. With a variety of games and outdoor vibes on my side, and nice tables and a DJ set on the other side, there's truly something for everyone. Service is always great, and with multiple bars, you can usually get a drink pretty quickly. Ticketed events are always very fairly priced and the drinks are always a fair price, as well. From Pauly D, to Odd Mob, to other incredible DJs, you can expect great talent all year round!

New Chef, New Menu and lots of excitement! Serving Breakfast every Saturday and Sunday…read more New Lounge Snack Menu along with delicious desserts and a full lunch & dinner menus.

Best Legion post in greater Phoenix. Resto and bar are priced right and serve great things. Well…read morerun great members. Lots of fun.

I had heard about Coach House from several friends and by some pure luck, I ended up at this dive…read morebar on Christmas. A Christmas miracle of sorts. Coach House is a year-round Christmas-themed bar. Located in Old Town Scottsdale, a block or two away from Fifth Avenue, there's a parking lot that was pretty full when I arrived. If you can't find a spot, you can find some free street parking close by (max of three hours). Ambiance (4/5): A lot of holiday pop-ups these days have entrance fees and expensive holiday-themed cocktails. You'll find none of that pretentiousness here. There's no entrance fee and no elaborate cocktails. The reason to visit is the multitude of Christmas lights that adorn both the patio and the indoor area. There are also a bunch of TVs which makes it a good spot to check out the game. It's mostly a patio bar, but there is some room indoors too. As well as Golden Tee and another game. Service (4.5/5): There's a bouncer checking your ID before you come in. From there, there's a larger bar inside where you can order a drink from one of two bartenders (at least when I was there) or a smaller outdoor bar with one bartender (at least when I was there). There's a cash discount (which I always appreciate). What that means is that they don't charge you tax if you pay by cash. While the bar was busy, the bartenders working were efficient. Food (N/A): Coach House doesn't serve food but they did have a Mexican food truck posted up on the patio while I was there. I didn't have any food during my visit though. Drinks (N/A): Since The Coach House is a dive bar, expect a full bar, but don't expect fancy cocktails. Ordering simple mixed drinks or beer is the way to go. They were out of Montucky Cold Snacks so I went with a Woodchuck Cider for $6. Affordable prices in the heart of Scottsdale... I'll take that any day of the week! Speaking of Christmas miracles, while I was sipping my beer on the patio, I saw two black SUVs pull up. A group of people came out of the cars and there was one person who I immediately recognized. Former NBA MVP and multiple NBA all-star Steve Nash! As a big basketball fan, having a brew at the same bar as a Phoenix Suns legend was pretty epic. On Christmas nonetheless.

Is the Coach house is in Arizona staples. However, I had a horrible experience this evening…read more Orlando was absolutely over the top road to me and my friends. I waited in line for 45 minutes to get into the Coach house. I paid $10 to get in and went inside with my friends. I popped outside to grab one of my friends who was in the front of the line in Orlando told me I had to go back to the end of the line and was extremely rude and aggressive. This is an overpriced over Kitchie ridiculous situation up in Scottsdale.

Haven't been back since they couldn't even make an "acceptable" hamburger. I mean, who can ruin a…read morehamburger? Scottsdale House. Also, their shrimp cocktail was a tiny bowl of tiny shrimp with Clamatto juice poured on top. They probably make most of their money on the liquor anyway, most private clubs do, so the food is really an afterthought. So if you like Sysco Food Service food reheated in a thermalizer oven, then you'll love this place.

This place is awesome. It is like stepping back in time. Great American style menu. Super…read moreservers with a really positive attitude. Full bar but you can BYOB as well. Closed during August. Open to residents and non-resident members. Membership is only $100 per year. A real gem in Old Scottsdale.