Stopped in for the wings and fried pickles, and both were outstanding! The wings were perfectly…read morecooked, flavorful, and had just the right amount of crispiness. The fried pickles were hot, crispy, and made the perfect appetizer. A big thank you to our server, Taylor, for the friendly, attentive service and making us feel welcome from start to finish. You can tell customer service is a priority here. Also, compliments to owner Andy I believe that's his name for running such a great place with excellent food and a welcoming atmosphere. We'll definitely be back!

Wings are great, girls are great, they make sure your taken care of. I was impressed by the quality…read moreof service rendered.

The Texas dry rub wings are AMAZING! Casual environment, good service. We were short one wing but…read moreit wasn't worth mentioning. They were so good! We also had the chicken wrap which was also very good.

The more I think about it, I'm seriously thinking about not patronizing this restaurant in the…read morefuture. The brash, unprofessional apathetic attitude of the blonde hostess who threw us out on the hot 95°, cob web ridden and dusty patio, completely ruined the atmosphere for us. Not one employee offered to move a couple umbrellas around to provide shade for my older family members. It just wasn't an enjoyable experience.

Monroe's Kitchen. So elegant and peaceful. Marco was our server. He was so attentive and polite…read more His mother, Maria was simply the best. There is nothing more important and comfortable than a family that works together. Jazz playing the whole time. Michael Buble The food, perfectly made. Very clean and inviting. A must come to restaurant!

My wife and I ate this delightful little small town, hole in the wall restaurant today. I only call…read moreit "Hole in the wall" due to its location and size. It is in Lower Historical Buckeye. This building has been there for more than 100 yrs I would guess. It is worth the drive. Trust me. The owner, Maria, who was delightful and her youngest son, Marco, were there today. What a lovely youngman. As a Certified Chef who is retired but has never worked in a restaurant but knows great food and is a true Foody, I write my reviews from the standpoint of a customer who loves the whole culinary experience from the greeting to the door closing behind me. The following is how I rate each experience from 1 to 5 with 1 being awful and not recommended to 5 being outstanding and you've got to try this place. 1. The greeting: We were welcomed Marco and told to seat ourselves where we would like. 2. Atmosphere / Vibe: It wasn't to busy for the noon hour and the noise level was low with country music playing in the background just loud enough to hear but not to loud that you have to yell in order to have a conversation. It has that GREAT FAMILY RESTAURANT feeling to it. 3. Menu: A great selection of items to choose from. See their menu on their website. https://monroeskitchen.net/ 4. Service: Marco is a high school kid who works at his mom's restaurant when not in school. He is not by any means a "professional" server. He's just a hard working kid who was very tentative to our needs and easy to talk to. His tip reflected that as well. He kept our drinks filled and cleared empty plates in a timely manner while cleaning and restocking other tables. 5. Food prep & Presentation: I had the Hawaiian Burger which was cooked to perfection with the spicy fries and a side of onion rings. My wife had the Grilled Chicken Caprese Sandwich with the same fries. Everything was cooked completely and all was served hot at the same time. You can tell when something has been waiting under a heat lamp. This was not the case here. Portions were perfect for the person who is a big eater and for the one who doesn't mind taking home their leftovers. 6. Price Point: Price point is spot on for the portions. A good value. NOTE: It is well worth the drive. Call ahead as their hours change from now and then.

I was close to giving Park Cafe 4 stars, but our server Miguel absolutely saved the experience…read more When we arrived, the front-of-house vibe was not great. The host stand felt cold and unwelcoming, and the overall energy outside was a little off-putting. To be fair, the hostess was polite when she interacted with us directly, but the first impression was not warm. Once we were seated, Miguel turned the whole experience around. Since we are vegetarian, we have to ask extra questions about sauces, stocks, and hidden meat ingredients. Miguel was extremely helpful with navigating the menu and made sure the items with meat stock were removed or avoided. That kind of care matters a lot. The food was also pretty good. I had the South of the Border Omelette, and my wife had the burrito. Both were solid, and Miguel's service made us feel taken care of instead of like we were being difficult for asking questions. Good food, excellent service from Miguel, and a much better experience once we got past the initial welcome.

This is a quaint and charming breakfast cafe in the heart of Litchfield Park across from the Wigwam…read moreResort. Being a resident I drop in here about every five years and while consistent in their offerings, it also consistently "meh". We brought our pup and the service from Miguel was attentive and helpful even bringing a bowl of water for our pup. The location and ambiance is quiet and intimate (I suggest sitting outside when it's nice) and is much bugger than it looks. Coffee taste like Folgers and while each plate has a lot of ingredients, it doesn't have a lot of taste. We ordered the Lady Litchfield Omelette and breakfast burrito and while generous in portion the irony of the dishes was interesting. The omelette was chock full of veggies and minimal egg to wrap them, the burrito had a ton of egg and tortilla but minimal ingredients to taste. At the End of the Day I just don't feel like the experience warranted the $16+ price tag per meal. I'll come back in five more years and see if anything has changed.

Tried Country Griddle for a Saturday breakfast around 9 AM with a party of three. Despite it being…read morea weekend morning, we were seated right away. The atmosphere has a small diner vibe, and the service was excellent. We had our coffee and drinks brought out within a few minutes of sitting down. I ordered the Benedict omelette with no spinach. The hollandaise sauce was definitely the weak spot of the meal. It didn't taste like true hollandaise, had an odd chemical taste, and was surprisingly too spicy. However, the biscuits and gravy and the potatoes were really good and made up for it. Even with the issue with the hollandaise sauce, the amazing service and solid food still earn this place 5 stars. I'll definitely be back, but will try something other than the Benedict omelette.

Food was good with generous portions Service was amazing…read moreand efficient Ambiance is high energy and noisy which is typical of a diner type restaurant.

Excellent food and fun to sit on the patio after diner in winter to watch the entertainment…read more Looking forward to seeing the newly designed restaurant opening on October 6 th. Service is very good in the restaurant, friendly and efficient staff. Prices are a bit high but wigwam has been in the west valley for so long, it's a landmark

While located at the Wigwam Hotel/Resort, this is a great standalone restaurant…read more The decor is very classy and well appointed. Not too crowded yet plenty of tables and space. The service is top notch with a great staff that is very pleasant and friendly. The French onion soup was remarkable! I enjoyed it very much. The rest of the food was equally as good and the portion sizes were great. Overall a great restaurant in Litchfield and worth a visit.

The food was amazing. We had the Chimichangas with the enchiladas sauce it was more than enough…read morewithout the rice and beans. The entire meal was good. The service was nice and we definitely will be back. It has the old world charm of the Mexican restaurants. It's not fancy in any way but it was still nice.

Haven't been to this place in at least three years. Came for breakfast today at 8am right when they…read moreopened, had to wait almost 10 min to be seated until the door bell ringer kept going off by that time there were three parties waiting to be seated. We were seated and noticed for 8 tables there was one server and one person helping to take out the food. Server wasn't friendly she was an older woman with a Dallas cowboys jersey on she passed us a multitude of times without asking what we wanted to eat. Finally after 15 min the woman handing out food came and said if we needed anything we said could we order ?? She said I'm not the server but I'll go ahead take your order so she did 10 min later our food arrived it was hot and delicious , unless the service improves I'll be back because having one server for what was then 11 tables is ridiculous. Before we left an older man came out and started seating people which helped the folks waiting to be sat

We were on that side of town and this place fit the bill. Great food service and the place is clean…read moreand every sport on tv.

Came here after thanksgiving before the ASU/UA game. The place was pretty mellow at that time and…read morethe bartender changes the channel the game we wanted to watch. We were greeted by a friendly server and quickly got us our drinks. This is a great sports bar with a good amount of large screen TVs. The food was good and the prices were decent. When the ASU/UA game was finally on, they put the audio for the game and the place started to get busy. I can't imagine how busy this place would be during the NFL game if the cardinals were playing . The place is located near the stadium and the traffic has to be crazy. Overall a good place to go.