Our service was terrible. Food was okay. Drinks were great but had to flag down and beg for more…read more The singer was fun! We were there for 3 hours and only had two drinks but could have had more. It seemed like they had enough staff but it was busy and I don't think they are used to that. Was sad to see them lose the revenue and to have to repeatedly ask. After our drink order as placed it took 20 mins to get our drinks both times for a table of 4. The hostess was friendly and sweet but maybe she could help take orders when busy. It was our first time there and I don't plan on going back. There are too many other places.

This restaurant has it all...great atmosphere, excellent food selections and quality customer…read moreservice. If you're fortunate enough to dine while Ripalta is performing her world-class opera, you will be amazed. Enjoy!

I live a short walk away and come here all the time. It's a great place to grab a drink and listen…read moreto someone playing guitar live. The food is good, the service is fine. I give it five stars because it's just a really great location and vibe. I am a RealHuman https://www.realhumans.org/humans/jimfowler

Sitting here being ignored Waitresses see me but do not…read moregreet me or say hi or ask me if I want a menu. Customer service has gone down hill. I've been sitting here 15 mins and the clock is still ticking and they see me and walk by or look the other way .

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

We recently returned from vacation and stumbled upon Cooper's Hawk during Restaurant Week. We were…read morepromptly seated and greeted by our delightful server, Caleb. He expertly guided us through the evening specials and recommended the AZ restaurant week menu. We indulged in the salmon with wasabi mash potatoes--a symphony of creamy, hot flavors that danced on our taste buds. My husband savored the lobster bisque, raving about its incredible taste and expressing a desire for more. And let's not forget the warm pretzel breast--an irresistible treat that left us craving more. To our surprise, Cooper's Hawk boasts its own winery, offering us the chance to sample their resiling wines. Each sip was crisp and refreshing, a testament to their exceptional winemaking. Caleb's dessert recommendations were irresistible, and we couldn't resist. I opted for the crème brûlée, while my husband chose the chocolate cake with vanilla ice cream. Both desserts were decadent and left us thoroughly satisfied. In conclusion, Cooper's Hawk is a restaurant that deserves a spot on our list of must-visit places. We thoroughly enjoyed our meal and can't wait to return for another culinary adventure.

I love this restaurant and bar within the Scottsdale Whole Foods. The deal on Thursday is a…read moreburger, fries and beer or wine for $12. Yes...that's right...$12. So I got a Beyond Burger (which is normally $13 alone), fries and a beer. Delicious and a great deal! Only Thursday's at the bar. The Beyond burger was cooked perfectly, served with pickled onion, fresh tomato, lettuce, vegan cheese, and vegan sriracha aioli. Yummy. The fries were fresh and crispy. We also ordered the cauliflower nachos. They were good but had very little sauce on them. We asked for more sauce and the server happily returned with a side of sauce. Excellent service at the register when ordering and excellent service throughout the meal. They have other specials on other nights as well as happy hour deals. This is hands down the best restaurant all around in the area. I did not feel like I was dining in a supermarket. That ambiance was great. I will be back, basically every Thursday for the rest of my life! And then some!

Great place to grab an array of various cultural foods and a surprising number of on tap beers and…read moresit and chill in a casual atmosphere. The bartenders are very helpful in selections. Definetely check out the southeast corner of the store and hang for a few the next time you visit.

We were in Scottsdale last weekend celebrating me and decided to try Sophia's Kitchen for the first…read moretime--highly recommended by my sales associate at LV. The portions were huge, and we loved everything we ordered! The place itself is spacious and has an upscale vibe, but the prices were surprisingly reasonable. Service was great too, which made the whole experience even better.

Some of the cleanest Italian cooking I think I've had. Not weighed down with loads of oil and cream…read morebut still executed at a high level. The mixed frito was a nice spin on classic calamari and the bites of squid and fish were sublime. The pizza was very nice neopolitan with a nice chew and char. Ordered the mushroom and as a white pizza the topping flavors really need to punch above their weight and it just didn't do that for me so it came across more as a big bread stick. Still a fine meal and great service. Would happily dine again to try the rest of the menu

I've been intrigued by Trevor's for a while now, so when I found myself in the area for an event on…read morea weeknight, I took the opportunity to finally try Trevor's. The event ended after 9 but thankfully, Trevor's is open until 10. I ordered a large mushroom pizza ($31) through their website and came by 30 minutes later to pick it up. Even though it was close to 10 pm, Trevor's was still busy and lively. I walked up to the hostess stand, mentioned my name and order and the friendly hostess had it ready for me. I had a long drive home, but couldn't wait, so I snuck a few bites on my way home. The mushroom pizza came with roasted mushrooms, roasted garlic, and fresh basil. Simple yet delicious. I can't say I'll make the trek to dine at Trevor's, but would consider it if I'm back in the area!

Came in with my family - we come to Trevor's often but usually the PV location now…read more Had the baby with us so ordered a caprese - because what else is she going to eat? Spicy pizza? Like always it was just an okay salad. They make great pizza but everything else's is so mid. Pazookie was good but not as good as last time..

A great venue to relax, indoors or on patio (or fire pit area), and enjoy a cigar while sipping a…read moreport. I prefer a lighter variety of cigar, so I have less to scrape off my tongue in the morning. Haha. I usually opt for a Connecticut wrapped, and had a nice Rocky Patel one evening. The next eve I had an Avo Intermezzo. Nice flavor without a punch in the face. Great service from Boston Vinny and John. They deftly cut me a V and assisted w the torch. Comfortable atmosphere to hang w friends and chat. More common at my fav Florida cigar shops, it was nice to see ladies enjoying a smoke!

Pretty much sucked. Understaffed, rude, didn't have half the things on the drink menu. Almost…read moreknocked out a guy at the bar for being disrespectful to my woman.

Great happy hour! Appetizers are half off with a drink purchase. The have the best chips and salsa…read more:) My husband and I go and share a couple of items and get out the door with a bill under $40. Nice to sit outside on the patio or inside at the bar.

We've eaten at a few different Jalapeño Inferno locations, but this one is our favorite. We sat…read moreoutside on the patio and loved the fire bar top surrounding the space--they kept everything warm. One of our favorite things about Jalapeño Inferno is the music. It's always such a great mix for background vibes--Fleetwood Mac, Van Morrison, Allman Brothers, The Doors, Ethan John, and more. It never disappoints. Their complimentary chips and salsa is always great. We usually get a combo of flour and corn chips, and they're so good. For drinks, we started with the Boss margarita and the jalapeño inferno margarita. Both were good. The Boss is definitely strong and not overly sweet, which we appreciated. My son wanted chocolate milk, and they were happy to make that for him. For food, I ordered the mahi tacos with rice and beans, my daughter got the tequila lime shrimp tacos with rice and beans, and my dad ordered the mole enchiladas, also with rice and beans. I liked my mahi tacos, but I actually preferred my daughter's shrimp tacos--the mahi had a little too much sauce for my taste. My dad enjoyed the mole enchiladas, though he mentioned he would have preferred the mole served simply over shredded chicken instead of as an enchilada, just a personal preference. My son ordered from the kids menu, which has a decent amount of options, including a cheeseburger and chicken fingers for kids who may not be into Mexican food. Our server, Aiden, was fantastic. He was incredibly friendly and attentive. He noticed my son playing a video game on his phone and mentioned that he plays the same game, which immediately made my son think he was the coolest person ever. That small interaction really stood out and helped make the night even better. Between the atmosphere, music, food, and great service, this Jalapeño Inferno location continues to be our favorite, and we'll definitely be back.

Very fun place for a happy hour with a great selection of beers & wines. Owner's are very…read moreknowledgeable and hospitable.

My first time here and had a great experience. This is definitely a hidden gem!…read more This spot is family owned and you can tell they care about their customer And their business. Great selection of wine and drinks as well as small bites! Cool little spot to hang out with friends or go by yourself. I went for a cookie decorating event and was happy to have the wine options available as well. Huge parking lot available and easy access to get back on the road. They have events, music, comedy nights and more. If you want a glass of wine and something to do, you should definitely Check out this location

Yelpers,…read more Enjoyed a lunch today here at Arrivederci. Enjoyed the ravioli, my cousins enjoyed the fish of the day and spaghetti. Perfect portions for a lunch. Plenty of available tables, so no waiting. Server was very polite. East to find off Thunderbird, nice parking lot. If you like Italian add this location to you wish list.

In an area loaded with many spots for a great meal, Arrivederci on Pinnacle Peak is not going to…read moremake my list. I would summarize my party's visit here as overpriced and a bit amateurish. What they did get right for us was a reservation with an on-time, ready table. I have been to many finer dining spots that have not been able to do that so I do credit them with being ready for my larger, work group coming in for a post-work related meal. There endeth any chance at an above-par experience. I found the menu to be a bit overpriced not only for portion size, but also for presentation and lack of attention to detail. As an example, there were several typos on the menu (a $13 Caprese Salad was listed as a "Carpese Salad" and descriptions of some menu items spell tomato inconsistently (found also as "tomatoe"). I can overlook typos or spelling inconsistencies at casual cafe menu's, but for a spot that is going to easily run north of $65 for a full meal and a glass of wine, it is my belief that attention to details like this matter. The food, while tasting fine, was portioned small for the price and presented with disappointing visual appeal. My main was $28 for a pretty simple pasta. I don't mind markup and I don't mind paying a higher price for a great meal but mine looked a bit unfinished, almost amateurish like it was put together by a high school home econ class. Lastly, the service was really polite but also sub-par for the setting and the prices. The hostess seated us and handed all our menus to me and asked me to pass them down the table to the others in my party instead of individually presenting them to each person. And our server was absent for long periods. We waited so long for dessert menus and eventually a check to be presented to us that it probably added 35 min on to our time in the restaurant. It was an awkward wait for my colleagues and several of them simply left before dessert menus or a check were presented. Because I had to stay at the table to wait for and pay the bill, I was unable to properly say goodbye to some of my guests as they left so that was not a good look for the restaurant in front of my colleagues that I was hosting. While we were provided with basics for a meal (table, food, server,etc.), none of it was all that memorable and none of it was up to the approximately $120/person value standard that I paid for each of my party. To be fair, there was nothing about our experience that was disastrous, but there are many other restaurant choices in the area that have delivered for us in the past at similar price points. Based on that, I know that Arrivederci should do better.