What a wonderful brunch spot! My husband and I stopped by The Social on 83rd for a quick bite…read moreduring brunch, and we were so glad we did. We loved the modern yet cozy atmosphere. The food was delicious and beautifully presented. Everything looked amazing and tasted even better! I have to give a special shout-out to the Eggs Benedict, I enjoyed every bite of it! If you're looking for a stylish, cozy brunch place with fantastic food and great ambiance, I highly recommend The Social on 83rd. We will definitely be back!

Stopped in for dinner with a friend and was super excited to see panko-crusted fish & chips on the…read moremenu--it's surprisingly rare to find them prepared that way! Unfortunately, the presentation and texture of the meal fell a little short. Instead of big, flaky fillets, it was served as three adult-sized fish sticks, and the panko coating wasn't crispy at all, which was disappointing. That said, the fish itself was flaky and delicious, and the Caesar side salad I chose instead of fries was actually the best part of the meal! Overall, everything tasted fine, but the fish & chips were a bit of a letdown compared to what I was expecting. Service was great! I loved that they immediately brought an ice-cold bottle of water to the table, since that's the only thing I drink.

April & Joshua are amazing! Very kind and tentative. They helped me place a to go order & customize…read moreit. Also, served me coffee while I waited for my food to be prepared. Great ambiance: they have a DJ and disco ball near the bloody Mary bar. I came on a Monday morning, so I'm guessing the music is on the weekends. Fun!

We came on a Sunday around 12:00 p.m., right in the middle of the brunch rush. The wait was about…read more30 minutes for an indoor table or about 15 minutes if you were willing to sit outside. The patio is shaded and they have very powerful misters, which made the Arizona heat much more comfortable. I did notice that a few of the tables toward the edge of the patio were wet from the misting system, though. The restaurant was extremely busy, so the service was on the slower side. The staff was friendly and working hard, but it definitely felt like they could use a few more people during peak brunch hours. The menu is fantastic. There are so many great options that I honestly had a hard time deciding what to order. I chose the red chicken chilaquiles. The tortilla chips had a great texture, but by the time they reached the table they had absorbed almost all of the sauce. I'm not sure if that's just their style of chilaquiles or if my plate had been sitting in the kitchen for a bit. The red sauce itself was good, but it tasted more tomato-forward than the traditional red chile flavor I usually expect from chilaquiles. The matcha was to sweet and creamy: not of my liking. It didn't taste like matcha. The matcha pancakes were good. The atmosphere is definitely part of the experience. They had a DJ playing music, giving the restaurant more of a fun nightclub vibe than a typical breakfast spot. It was unexpected, but I actually enjoyed it. They also have an impressive Bloody Mary bar with lots of toppings and garnishes. The only thing that gave me pause was that the topping containers are open and located right by the entrance, which made me wonder how much dust or debris they might be exposed to throughout the day. One thing to be aware of is that there was an additional service charge added to the bill, which may be related to paying with a credit card. The manager was very nice and attentive. The server was ok and the hostess could be more friendly. Parking lot is limited Overall, Hash Kitchen is a fun brunch spot with a lively atmosphere, a menu full of tempting choices, and food I'd happily come back to try again. I just wish the service moved a little faster during the busy brunch hours and that a couple of the small details were improved.

Stopped in since we were in the area. We tried the new Autumn Harvest Gnocchi without bacon and it…read morewas delicious! Super tasty, almost a yellow curry taste, so good. Service was awesome! Harmony, Kendall and Zach were so attentive, friendly and Amazing! Inside is welcoming, clean and quiet. Exactly what we needed after a long hot day at school. Can't wait to have the gnocchi again, soon.

The food at Wildflower was good, but unfortunately, the overall experience was terrible, and I will…read morenot come back until this manager is fired. The restaurant itself had a nice enough atmosphere, but the way management treated the workers completely ruined it for me. I witnessed a manager named Joe speaking harshly to a worker who was visibly upset after losing her 4-day-old son. Instead of showing compassion while she was grieving, he became angry with her for crying. I found the situation extremely upsetting and felt that she deserved empathy and understanding. The food was good and the ambience was decent, but the way employees were treated made the entire experience uncomfortable. For that reason, I will not be returning

They NEVER disappoint! I always get the hash carnitas or…read morebirria hash! So tasty! So flavorful! Amazing food, service and ambiance.

Went for breakfast on our way out of town Sunday. We always look for a good homemade scratch local…read moreplace versus some chain that we can find in California. We looked at the website and noticed that they had some gluten-free alternatives for my hubby so that was a plus in our book. First thing we saw when we walked in was all the goodies that they have for their bloody Mary bar. They had over 30 different items that you could add to your Bloody Mary for as little as $14. This included meatballs, and bacon. Everyone that we spoke to was kind and very friendly. Son decided on the peanut butter and jelly French toast, hubby decided on the lemon ricotta and blueberry compote gluten-free pancakes, and since I knew I would be sharing the bougie biscuits. I just ordered two fried eggs. One of the things that was so great about this place -for especially gluten-free eaters - is that they were willing to adjust or accommodate almost anything on the menu in order to make it adaptable. The host, the gentleman behind the bloody Mary bar and our server were very well educated. The restaurant was super cute and had a vibe with black-and-white sayings all over the wall. The food was delicious although my husband said the pancakes were a little dense, but that's to be expected for gluten-free pancakes. Phoenix area ( Peoria) had some really good restaurants to choose from!

The Place is hands down one of my favorite breakfast and lunch spots! Every time I visit, the food…read moreis fresh, delicious, and consistently amazing. The staff is always friendly, welcoming, and makes you feel right at home. You can tell they truly care about their customers and take pride in what they do. Whether you're a local or just passing through, this is a must-visit spot. Great food, great service, and a family-owned atmosphere that's hard to find these days. I will definitely keep coming back. Highly recommend!

First of all, it was 81 degrees in the restaurant. Iced tea was tasteless so I changed for a diet…read morecoke which was flat. Skillet was just OK. Pancakes were just OK. Service was very good though. I'll pick another place next time.

Today 7/10/26 there is a new menu that has protein bowls, fish tacos, American burger. Items noted…read moreas missing. TAB and Turkey melt. Coleslaw changed from normal coleslaw to a spicy coleslaw. Since my go to's are no longer on the menu I tried something new. I went with the shrimp tacos. This includes two tacos. Each taco has two corn tortillas, spicy slaw, shrimp, avocado, jalapeños and sauce. Sides offered are typical side that go with burgers: baked beans, French fries onions rings, salad etc. The first taco I attempted to pick up and eat. It fell apart immediately. The flavor seemed a little off. I narrowed it down to the coleslaw which tasted like a mix of vinegar and chipotle. It does have spice but IMO it is not good. The second taco I deconstructed and ate just the shrimp, avocado and jalapeños. My fries were good but they didn't go with tacos very well. My son had the fruity pebbles French toast. He said it tasted salty he made it a griddle for $6.50 more. Seems a bit steep for two eggs and a sausage but what do I know? The service was on point as it always is. The restaurant wasn't very busy but it was early evening. Based on the menu as it is now, I will continue to visit as my breakfast go to; however, for lunch/dinner there are other options available for me.

OMGOODNESS!!! What a great place to get out of the summer heat and grab a bite to eat!…read more * Entrance into the parking lot is a bit tricky but that is because of a center median, inlet, and cross traffic from the Loop 101 in Peoria at Thunderbird Blvd. *Parking is good with a generous amount of disabled parking! *Tons of available seating in the dining room, bar, and patio with tons of NATURAL lighting! *Bathrooms were extremely clean and well stocked! *Service was amazing! Server was on her "A" game! Kept our soft drinks and tea full and made sure our food was perfectly cooked to order! *Our party ordered the Brisket Piggy Plater with Ranch-Style spicy beans (jalapeño or poblano) and mac n' cheese; two (2) BYOB (Build Your Own Burgers; Angus beef cooked to medium-well) and French Fries; TAB (Turkey Smashed Avocado and Bacon) w/ French Fries; and a Kid's All-Day Breakfast (Scrambled Eggs, Bacon, and White Toast). The food: SOOOOOOO GOOD! Cooked to perfection! Absolutely ZERO complaints! Thank you, Haymaker for an enjoyable experience!

Great food, excellent service. We like going to breakfast at Chompies, the coffee is wonderful. We…read morealways buy 4 bags of coffee beans so delicious! They play loud music not always good music. The place is located inside the mall wooden tables and booths.

So I tried Chompie's Rye bread and it was pretty good compared to Oroweat (which has gone to…read morehell). I could justify paying almost $5 for a SMALL, GOOD loaf of bread. Then came my second purchase for their cracked wheat,'expectation was high... NOPE. The loaf was chewy and gummy (like every other store bought loaf of bread now) and I threw it in the garbage. On to my next gamble to find a decent flipping loaf of bread.

Brunch was great and the mimosas were even better! I ordered…read morethe Chilaquiles without egg and added black beans. A great idea. Service was great!

We stopped in for a girl brunch and definitely appreciate them letting us hang out to enjoy our…read moreSunday together! It was quiet and service was friendly, very chill environment Drinks: my Tiramisu martini, the rosemary lavender mimosa, ciao Bella, beer, and the cappuccino were great! Good balance for the flavors and really enjoyable! The espresso martini, Bloody Mary, lemon cello martini and lattes were not enjoyable for those that ordered them. Lattes were just alright and just coffee. Food: chicken and waffles seemed to be the most enjoyed thing for one of the girls got! And two enjoyed her Benedict's. -The hash browns and eggs on my skillet were flavorful, however the steak was overcooked and had zero seasoning. -Chilaquiles was sweet and not a favorite. She felt bad for not eating more but just didn't satisfy the palette. -the tre Benedict was alright but again didn't have the same result as hoping for. Cute place, family owned, and definitely would come back for the drinks I got and maybe to try dinner instead. I personally think the brunch menu should be smaller with a larger emphasis of Italian Brunch items. That may allow for a better focus on flavor and dishes to be stronger.

Had lunch today at this Mimi's location. It has been a few years since dining at a Mimi's Cafe…read more This experience was both good and bad. The good first: my food was really good. I had the Soup and sandwich combo (French onion cup of soup and Turkey Royale half sandwich). My wife had a Waffle and it was just "ok". Service was friendly too. However, the place looks like it has never been updated in many years. Dirty, stained carpet in the dining room, the bathroom doors show stains from hundreds of hands pushing them open, old very used tables and chairs. Maybe this is a "Cash Cow" just waiting to die off. My review would be more stars if only evaluating the French onion soup.

This place has nice decor and friendly service. In fact, the service is the only reason why it…read moregets 3 stars. Overall disappointing - simply meh. My opinion on what we ordered: Corn chowder - really good Cesar salad - simply don't do it. no Cesar dressing - came with some kind of vinaigrette Half roast chicken - good Chicken Parmesan - ok