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High Tide

4.2 (1.7k reviews)
Open • 11:30 am - 9:00 pm

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Casual
Moderate noise
Outdoor seating
Happy hour specials

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Fried chicken
Krysta W.

Amazing service and food. You can't go wrong with anything on the menu but definitely try the fried chicken.

Crispy fries
Carla N.

Hubby & I had dinner here again last night. We sat in the bar area again. It was very busy. Thus time service was slow. It took awhile for our server to come to the table. It took awhile to get our drinks & place our food order as well. We ordered the bread again. It was good. We also got the potstickers & a California roll. Hubby had the chicken wings & a side of fries. I had a bowl of the lobster bisque. The potstickers were good, but the sauce was not. It seemed to be just soy sauce with some sesame seeds in it. The soy sauce was extremely salty. The sauce needs to be good for potstickers for us. The California roll was okay. They were small & again the soy sauce was way too salty. I couldn't even eat it. The chicken wings were not what hubby expected. They were huge. They were crispy but tender. The sauce was not good & it was also runny. The fires were good. They were crispy. For $13 for a side of fries, they should be good. The lobster bisque was good as always, but it wasn't hot. We didn't see our server again after runners bro us are food until we were done eating. We will give the place a break for a while. We expect better service & food for $107 before tip.

Crab Cake
Cherry M.

Who says you can't find good seafood in the valley? High Tide delivers every time! We visited for a friend's birthday and had reservations and our table was ready for us. Ambiance is sea themed without being over the top. Classy and understated. We ordered a few appetizers for the table: Lobster Mac & Cheese - order it! Crab Cake - order it! We also loved the fried avocado that is plated along side. Calamari - order it! I've been to High Tide a couple times before and love the Chilean Sea Bass, but the special got me hooked! It was Herb Crusted Atlantic Black Bass served with Crab Risotto, long steamed artichoke and lemon caper sauce. Y'all I was in HEAVEN. The fish was cooked perfectly and had a nice outside crunch with the nut coating. The crab risotto was amazing and all paired well with the lemon caper sauce. Definitely would recommend! Birthday dessert was their bread pudding. I'm not overly a bread pudding fan, but had a bite as it went around the table and it was really delicious!

Delicious fried chicken
Sue B.

We've eaten here several times after Saturday night church. The service is always really good. Most entrees we have tried have been very good. Today we tried the Baja Covina Sea Bass which was good but it was a little overcooked and a little sweeter than I expected. But, it's always fun to try new dishes. Don ordered the blackened redfish with garlic green beans and he switched out for the risotto. His meal was so flavorful without too much spice kick. We will both add this dish into the rotation. We love the atmosphere and the music level is nice as you can have a conversation at your table.

Elaine R.

3.8/5 (main dishes were ok , we enjoyed the appetizers and desserts more). Great service. Our waitress was great in recommending some items e.g calamari vs ceviche. Ambience was a bit dark but there were nice large booths and more intimate dining. Our waitress let us taste the ceviche (2/5) which was more of a Baja (sweet) .. and we were glad because it was not enjoyable for our palate. Calamari 4/5 and warm sourdough bread 5/5 (which is normally complimentary in other restaurants weird) was great. Gumbo 3/5 was not good lacking the seafood unami flavor. Shrimp scamp 4/5 was surprisingly good not heavy butter but more broth perfect juicy shrimp and al dente noodles. Steak(4/5) was tender and fries nice and crispy. Chilean Seabass (3/5) while I love seabass the sauce just didn't highlight this amazing fish but retracted it by being too heavy , the risotto was nicely cooked RESTAURANT WEEK - 4/5 appetizer shrimp with roasted eggplant goat cheese n peppers was good - 2/5 seafood stuffed manicotti was WAY rich with no acid to balance the heavy cream sauce - 5/5 blonde brownie with espresso ice cream was so good! Cocktails were good (old fashion and seasonal old fashion). Key lime(5/5) pie was yummy! Oh yeah make sure to make reservations via Opentable!

Frank F.

We've been a few times, and it's one of those places where, based on the prices, you expect the service and food to really deliver. Does it? Well... sort of. The pricing suggests white tablecloth service, but hey -- this is Arizona, and most places keep it pretty casual. That said, the service during our visit was just okay. It wasn't busy, so I expected a little more attentiveness and warmth from the staff. Not bad, but definitely room for improvement. The atmosphere grabs your attention at first with all the kettles and maritime touches, but it leans more old-school than modern. Personally, I think the ambiance could use a refresh -- something warmer, more inviting. As for the food: Shrimp cocktail and crab cakes were fine. Calamari was a letdown -- not your traditional style. Cioppino was decent, hearty enough. Seared ahi sandwich with fries hit the spot. Tide Roast was good. Fish and chips was probably the best value -- crispy batter, though I'd prefer larger pieces of fish. It seems like the kind of place folks reserve for special occasions, and I do like it overall -- but in my opinion, it falls just short of matching the premium price tag with a premium experience. Saluti!

Poke!
Jean H.

If you want the best ceviche in the valley find it at High Tide! They put a little twist on it with avocado and pumpkin seeds. I finally tried their poke and it was delicious!

Scallops
Elle S.

We stopped for dinner after getting engaged! Our server was super nice. It was very busy but the staff kept it moving. They gave us a free key lime pie! I can't wait to come back with a bigger appetite next time.

Happy Hour menu
Judy N.

The Chilean Sea Bass and Oysters were great! Scallops were only so-so, maybe slightly overcooked. Stick with traditional cocktails like a martini since we didn't love the Margaritas or Wicked Strawberry (too much juice). They have a good Happy Hour (Crabby Hour) which helped offset some pricey dishes. Desserts were good (bread pudding and creme brûlée). Overall pretty good for a seafood place in the desert. Service and ambiance were good.

Daou Cabernet
Valerie M.

Food, once again, fantastic. Service, lackluster. Ephemeral. Fleeting. Fugacious. Ambiance, once it gets busy this place gets fairly loud, definitely boiterous. Lots of energy in this place. Behind the counter it can be somewhat of a show. A few of the sous chefs are chatty-with each other, with the customers, and they always looks to be kept busy. Tip jars strategically placed. Aromas of ocean water and something wonderful cooking. Our entrees have always been more than enough for me with plenty to share. The Crab Garlic Cheese Bread isn't high on my list to order again. Not very cheesy, where's the crab, and how about a tad more marinara. I'd suggest you just go with the sourdough loaf instead. Calamari - good Oysters - Yes, please Edemame - good Shrimp cocktail - good Ceviche - good Cocktails that have gotten the thumbs up: Wicked Strawberry Spicy Peach New Fashion Rico Guave Pretty Paloma And of course the Dauo Cabernet - YUM. Entrées worth devouring include the Sea Bass, Scallops, Shrimp & Chips, Herb Crusted Corvina Sea Bass, Lobster, Herb Crusted New Zealand Glory Bay Salmon, and any of the steampot options. Come for the food, enjoy the energy that flows in this place, linger and enjoy some dessert or a glass of port.

Pan seared scallops. Tasty, but served cold
Rick H.

First visit was a birthday celebration. The booths are nice, not too loud, and away from the bar noise. We had 1/2 order of the lobster Mac and cheese, and the seafood pan roast. The lobster Mac and cheese was excellent, nice crust, delicious. The seafood pan roast was top notch, except it looked like the meat had been scooped from the lobster tail, and only 1/2 put back in. We enjoyed the rest of the pan roast, and it had a large lobster claw, but for $189, we were very disappointed in the amount of meat in the lobster tail. Second visit, we had the spicy seafood pasta, and the pan seared scallops. Both dishes were nicely presented, but both arrived at our table cold. We returned them to be reheated, and the management kindly comped us a dessert for our trouble, but that was two strikes in two visits. We'll go elsewhere next time.

Espresso Martini
Melissa R.

This place is awesome! We opted to sit at the bar to watch them make all of the steam pots...and they made a lot! We went a little crazy and ordered 4 different entrees to try along with the clam chowder ( the lobster bisque looked amazing as well). We had a shrimp scampi steam pot, a double pork chop with a bourbon cherry mustard sauce, the buttermilk fried chicken,, and the seared ahi tuna. All were absolutely wonderful! The staff couldn't have been nicer! We have enough leftovers for another night and I can't wait to enjoy them another night! Drinks were on point as well!

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Love Buck and Rider always order the ceviche but today the order I had at the bar and the order I…read moregot to go did not have as much shrimp as it usually does, if it was changed up due to cost please give the customers the option to pay for and add more shrimp...I will be requesting additional shrimp be added to my order the next time I come in.

I had my birthday dinner at Buck & Rider in Gilbert, and it was wonderful from start to finish…read more From the moment we arrived, the host greeted me with a warm "happy birthday," and there was a birthday card from the Buck & Rider team waiting at the table. At the end of the evening, they also brought out their delicious macarons as a birthday gift. Such thoughtful touches. Our server was polished, warm, knowledgeable, and completely on top of everything. I started with a sampling of oysters, and each one was superb. My friend, who is not a seafood person, ordered the NY strip, and it was excellent: well seasoned and cooked perfectly. I had the soft-shell crab roll as a smaller main course. It arrived noticeably after my friend's steak, but the restaurant handled it beautifully. They comped it without us asking, and the manager came over to chat with us. He was delightful and circled back again at the end of the evening. Between the beautiful patio, excellent food, and genuinely friendly staff, Buck & Rider made my birthday dinner feel special. We had a fantastic evening.

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