We had a great night at Etta overall. The restaurant itself is beautifully decorated and has such a…read morewarm, inviting vibe. We were seated in the back since we were a larger party, which was a little disappointing - the front area felt much more lively. We didn't realize we could request seating closer to the front, but to their credit, they did turn the music up a bit, which helped the atmosphere. The service was okay - not bad, but a little on the mediocre side. That said, the food definitely made up for it. The Wagyu steak was absolutely delicious, and the appetizers were solid as well. Even with a few small hiccups, it was still a great experience and a fun night out. We would definitely go back and would just ask to sit closer to the front next time.

We have been coming here for a long time, but unfortunately, this will be our last visit. Many…read morepeople have advised me to stay away, claiming the place is overhyped and that there are better options available. However, every time we visited in the past, we had a great experience--until this last visit. We made a reservation for 7:45 PM but didn't get seated until 8:30 PM. While this isn't terrible, it can be challenging when you have a little one with you, but it's to be expected as a parent. Once we were at our table, we ordered drinks and food for the kids. My wife ordered a cocktail, and I opted for an Old Fashioned. The kids ordered pasta and a cheese pizza. This is when things started to go downhill. The pasta was okay, but the pizza had a few hairs on it--more than one, in fact. This made us uncomfortable, so we informed the waiter, and they addressed the issue promptly. As we waited for the new pizza, our drinks arrived, and they were nicely presented. However, while sipping my Old Fashioned, I noticed something unusual in my drink--Tajin. Curious, I asked the waiter if this was a special variation of the Old Fashioned. She replied no, so I pointed out the issue in my glass, and she confirmed she saw the Tajin as well. I felt she was treating it as if it was acceptable, which it clearly wasn't, so I looked at her, signaling that I would like a new drink. (I wish I had taken pictures.) Following that, our main dishes started to arrive. My wife ordered a wagyu steak, and I had the pork loin. Unfortunately, we began to analyze everything after the earlier mishaps, and the vibe of the experience was completely lost. To make matters worse, we were still charged for the pizza that had hair on it and the drink that had the issue. With all that being said, I've decided I will no longer be dining here.

Good drinks, great music, friendly service, and tasty food. What more do you need to know?…read more The place gets busy, so it is probably a good idea to make a reservation. We got lucky and secured one in the middle of the dinner rush, which meant we were able to eat at prime time at a local favorite. We arrived a bit early, so we stopped by the bar for cocktails and ordered the Paloma Spritz and the El Matador. I am not usually a cocktail person since many tend to be too sweet, but the bartender made an effort to tone down the sweetness, which I appreciated. For food, we ordered the soft pretzels with provolone dip, which is apparently a must-have, along with the spicy shrimp crispy rice and a pepperoni and sausage pizza. The pretzels and cheese did not disappoint. The pizza was solid for a Detroit-style pie, with dough that was airy and light rather than dense. The spicy shrimp crispy rice was good (My pic shows two pieces, but the dish comes with four. I forgot to take a picture before we started eating). The rice itself was done very well, though I would have preferred a bit more spice and no mint garnish. And the monkey bread and ice cream rounded the meal off just right. I know Culinary Dropout is a small chain, but if I get another opportunity to visit another location, I would definitely check it out if the experience is as good as this one.

May 10 & 12, 2026 - Yes, our family gathering of 9 came twice for dinner (each time with a…read morereservation). The service on May 10th was spot on and came with a great side of humor too! We wish we could remember her name to give her credit! On May 12th, one in our party received a filthy menu. When the menu was taken to the front desk, the reply was that the menu was wet from a water glass. HUMM, no one on our table had been given water yet! Then it was, "oh it is the menu sanitizer", REALLY? No apologies. Off to go wash hands...cool, modern bathroom! Some of the food highlights from our 2 dinners: The pigs in a blanket came with a tasty honey mustard dip. The prosciutto deviled eggs were delicious, but salty and I didn't think all the saltiness came from the finely diced prosciutto. The chopped chicken salad was a hearty portion and had a nice mix of contents. The chicken katsu sandwich was a really good concept/idea with a great execution. The prime rib dip was very tender, the bread was soft, and the sandwich was not any saltier than what is offered elsewhere. The spicy rigatoni had a little kick, wonderfully elevated comfort food. A perfect stick to your ribs Italian dish!. The monkey bread was raved about and devoured.

We had a great dinner at the Greene House! The interior and exterior were gorgeous... a California…read morecoastal vibe but also quite cozy once the lights came on at dusk. Our table ordered the potstickers which were absolutely delicious! For my meal I ordered the mediterranean market bowl - I didn't necessarily get mediterranean vibes, but it was tasty! The bowl itself was slightly one note, and I think could have used a couple more fresh components, but overall, it was yummy. I didn't catch our servers name, but he was helpful and attentive, even while the restaurant was busy on a Friday night at prime dinner time. I can't wait to return to try the chicken salad sandwich and some more appetizers! :-)

We stopped in for a late lunch around 2:30pm on a weekday. The restaurant and bar were crowded…read more The host was friendly and he sat us right away. We were able to snag a table a The patio. Perfect for the outdoor weather and people watching. Unfortunately we were sat right next to the server stand but they didn't use it much so it was not too disruptive. Our server, Jameca was friendly and attentive. She brought our water and iced teas right away. I ordered the FRENCH DIP - Brie, Arugula, Caramelized Onion, Horseradish Mayonnaise. $22. This was quite tasty. I really liked the combination of the arugula and Brie on the sandwich. I upgraded to the truffle fries. Sadly the fries were soggy and tasteless which was a disappointment. My husband ordered the CALIFORNIA TUNA MELT - Toasted Ciabatta, Swiss Cheese, Green Apple, Vine Ripe Tomato, Arugula Salad. $18.50. He said he really enjoyed it and would order it again. Unfortunately the Cole slaw was terrible. No flavor whatsoever, just appeared to be shredded cabbage. Overall we had a good experience. They need to work on their side dishes but the mains were tasty.

Zee is phenomenal! Made suggestions on the menu that created a fantastic experience and held great…read moreconversation with us

Sam R. was great. She gave thoughtful ordering advice and the food was delicious as always.read more

This was not our first visit to the Tommy Bahama restaurant in Scottsdale, Arizona…read more Our children gave us a gift card for Christmas, so we used it here for our Valentine's Day lunch. Just love the ambience here. You feel like you are on the island with the scented candles, music and the decor. As always, the service was amazing! The food did not disappoint either. I almost always get the lump crab and avocado salad. It is my favorite and gluten-free, yay. My husband enjoyed his fish tacos as well. I'm sure we will be back again in the future. Always fun to shop at the store downstairs afterwards.

The food was great but when it takes 45 minutes to get 2 starters on a Sunday at 3:15, that's bad…read more Open tables around so either the cooks are extremely slow or our server JC forgot to put in our ticket. The people (party of 4) next to us, got their meal, ate their meal, paid, left and then we got our food. Pretty ridiculous for 2 sliders & 2 crab cakes. Won't be back.

Duck Fried Rice!…read more Don't make the mistake that we made. We ordered a serving of Duck Fried Rice to share. We should have ordered one portion of Duck Fried Rice for each person. Everything else was good, but the Fuck Fried Rice was exceptional. The room is comfortable and the service was attentive.

Hush Public House is a must try when visiting Scottsdale. While the outside is unassuming in a…read morestrip mall, the inside is filled with lovely hospitality and some serious culinary talent. The small rotating menu guarantees incredibly fresh ingredients delivered at their best quality. Food reviews: Crab hush puppies--thick crispy outside perfectly encapsulates the airy center loaded with crab and corn kernels. Remoulade gives the flavor a nice bite Duck fried rice--one bite and you can see why this dish doesn't leave the menu. The umami flavor was insane. Egg perfectly cooked and duck was melt in your mouth tender. Our waitress warned me it was spicy but I didn't notice it Date cake--this dish is what I'll go to bed dreaming about. Cake was complimented so well by the bourbon toffee sauce. Perfect end to the meal, do not leave without trying it!

Noah was awesome. Best server in this place. Attentive and constantly came back to check on us…read more Always had waters ready. Nice job Noah

Went to the Postino Kierland for my first time to try the Tuesday bottle and board, had a great…read moreexperience! Our server Sav was quick with anything we asked for and had great recommendations like the meatballs & goat cheese. I'll definitely be looking forward to coming back soon!

They were off tonight. Service was slow. Made reservation so…read morewe could have time to order from the happy hour, didn't get a chance to order until 20 minutes after our reservation and claimed there was no happy hour. We showered up early, to be seated on time. Took a long time between ordering appetizers and dinner. Once we order dinner it took at least 1/2 hour to get our meals. The gnocchi dish was barely warm and chicken on top was dry. Disappointing evening.

Excellent ambience, great food and excellent service. Our server, Tiana was outstanding.read more

Our server Reif was very attentive and took great care of us. So nice to see young people doing…read moresuch a great job. All our food came out promptly and correctly. We're very much enjoyed our time. This zinburger was a little louder compared to others but I'm thinking it's because it's next to the splash pad outside for the kids: Thanks again for a great lunch see you again soon

This has become a staple for the kiddos and I when we come to Scottsdale Quarter. The outdoor…read moretables are perfect for post splash pad bites. I'm a big fan of the veggie burger even though I'm not vegetarian. I get it about half the time. This most recent time, I got the west coast chicken sandwich with grilled chicken. Not gonna lie, I probably should've gotten it fried. Burgers are always solid here and we enjoy the sweet potato fries. Service is consistently wonderful too.

6th Annual Holiday Festival! I'd been wanting to go here since I found out about it 1 or 2 years…read moreago so we made sure we had our schedules cleared to go. Held inside the spacious Westworld indoor building, there was a lot of room for the vendors and booths. The event helps the wonderful Tranquility Trail Animal Sanctuary, and there were a ton of booths to browse through and a lot of raffles you could enter. Several rescues were there too with dogs for adoption. I saw various cute yorkies, corgis, pugs, and great danes, just to name a few rescues! There were also non-dog rescues such as a rat rescue and a sugar glider rescue. Some other notable booths was a DNA breed testing program, dog accessories, veterinary hospitals, and a dog friendly restaurant (OHSO). There were all breeds of dogs in various shapes and sizes with their owners. It was cool to be there just to look at all the cute dogs. :) We didn't bring our dogs but all the ones there seemed very friendly and well behaved. Food options are limited to one small corner of the building with overpriced hot dogs, burgers, and some dessert. The event itself is free, but parking is $5.

Awesome annual event! Bring the pooch. Open today until 5:00. See Hailey's event post.read more