Amazing experience! Victoria was our guide and she was wonderful. The horses all had distinct…read morepersonalities and they made the trip fun and entertaining. Thank you!

This was one of the best things we have ever done. You can tell these people really love what they…read moredo and the horses are well taken care of. Our guide, Frank was fun, knowledgeable and patient. The scenery is gorgeous and peaceful. I would recommend riding with them!

Fun rustic getaway!…read more Saguaro Lake Guest Ranch offers a beautiful, nature-centric setting within easy reach of Phoenix. From the horseback riding to the kayaking and hiking, there are activities to fill numerous days. The launch site for those are all on the property, and there's a shuttle return for the kayaking, which keeps it simple and enjoyable. We also appreciated the close proximity of local recreation areas, for taking in views of the Salt River horses, and to Saguaro Lake (the Desert Belle wine cruise is great). The lodge itself is more of a four-star moment. It's understandable that the cabins are old (built for the construction of the Stewart Dam), but some general maintenance and a little TLC both inside and out would be helpful. For instance, a shower knob fell off in my hand, the curtain rods were crooked, a broken hook was on the door, the outdoor benches and chairs were dirty, and there were weeds and trash around the cabin perimeter. On the flip side, the staff is friendly, the main lodge offers homespun charm, the Bulldog rock formations are gorgeous, and the grounds in the main courtyard are an inviting place to indulge in the lodge's "easy living" motto. Beyond that, the food deserves its own special nod -- outstanding at breakfast, lunch, and dinner, with rave reviews from all. That said, it would be nice to offer individual seating at dinner instead of the "single long table" ranch-style service. It can be awkward, or at least less relaxing, to sit across from strangers at each dinner each evening and make generic small talk. Overall, a wonderful getaway under starry skies!

Amazing scenery, courteous staff and delicious food, what a nice evening , if you get lucky enough…read moreto get in it's a great experience, go on the waitlist, we were called right away

If you know, you know... and BABY I know now…read more Came to Superstition Ranch Farmers Market today with a friend and let me tell you--we were greeted with smiles like we were regulars, not out of towners. Immediate good vibes only! Now let's talk about the real reason we came... the PRODUCE When I say abundance, I mean piles on piles of fresh fruits and veggies looking like they just clocked in from the farm that morning. And the prices? Let's just say my wallet didn't flinch, and that's rare these days! But wait--it's not just fruits and veggies. Oh no, they got the goodies too: Locally made jams, jellies, fresh juices, pickled EVERYTHING, and dehydrated snacks that had me acting real brand new in those aisles. I had to stop myself from grabbing one of everything like I was on a cooking show with no budget The place itself? Clean, organized, easy to navigate--no chaos, no confusion, just grab your basket and go off. Listen... before you run to one of them big name grocery stores and spend your whole paycheck on "non-gmo-ish" and "organic-ish" produce, do yourself a favor and pull up here first. Your fridge, your taste buds, AND your bank account will thank you... and you can thank me later

So if you like farmers markets, this is a little gem. They have a selection of just about…read moreeverything from berries to fruits and even some meat products. Everything seemed pretty fresh. Some of the berries and strawberries you do need to take a good look at as they're a little over ripened. As far as vegetables, they're very well stocked and everything there was very fresh. The prices were very good and so much cheaper than regular grocery stores. I guarantee this place will be in my regular rotation. The staff were very friendly and courteous. So if you're in the area, make a stop.

After my first visit to this Taiwanese grocery store a couple years ago I had never been back as I…read morewas disappointed. That changed radically recently as I decided to give it another chance as I was in the area and ended up scoring some unexpected and amazing deals. I don't go to HMart in Mesa much anymore as this store has just about everything I need and is so much closer. If you want live seafood, you'll find plenty here. I really like the abundance of fresh vegetables and they're really cheap. I always pick up a kombucha squash to roast for my fur baby too. Tofu prices are the cheapest I've seen so I stock up as I love making mapo tofu and spicy tofu soup. They also have a food court and a bakery inside the store so it's very convenient to grab to go or even eat there as they have a small seating area. I do wish they had more cashiers as the lines are always so long no matter what time or day it is.

5.10.26 - I've been shopping here every now and then since they opened years ago. They have some…read moreitems here that you won't find at other grocery stores like the many different varieties of hot pot fish/ meat balls. There are certain ice cream bars that I have only been able to find here too like the matcha ice cream bars that use good quality matcha. Some items here can be a bit more expensive so I usually go to my other usual spot instead for majority of things on my list. Was just here on Mother's day and picked up this new ube coconut spread which was $10 for 5.8oz. I would say that is expensive. They did let everyone take a carnation flower home on this day. That was nice. This store is always busy on the weekend. The parking is so bad. It can be difficult to get a parking spot on the busy weekends and people take forever to get in their car and leave the parking spot. Lately, I've been noticing how slow the cashiers are and the lines to pay can get pretty long. They really take their time picking items up, scanning and putting items into the bag. There is no sense of urgency at all. It would help to get some faster cashiers or retrain to improve speed, or even add a self check out area.

Great experience! Our guide Bob was so informative and fun…read more You can't ask for better scenery!

Wrangler Bill was great. He educated me about the people, culture, history, flora and fauna in the…read morearea. It was beautiful. My horse was super chill and easy to ride. I had a great time!

If you are looking for horseback riding in AZ, THIS company should be THE ONLY one you choose!!…read more They are extremely reasonable, super friendly, very knowledgeable about the AZ desert and the utmost professionals! Many of their horses come from rescues and are the most gentle creatures. I have been on many trail rides over the years in AZ... This was BY FAR the best experience EVER!! I will be back for more... Spread the word!

We never actually got to book a trail ride, the low rating is purely for the communication my…read morefiancé and I experienced trying to set up the booking. My fiancé reached out on Tuesday via text to both Mike and Shannon to set up a ride for the upcoming Saturday (my birthday). Didn't hear back so he called Mike on Wednesday. I texted Mike and Shannon myself on Thursday knowing it was a shot in the dark. We figured they were busy and surely someone would get back to us before the weekend, but we were wrong. I really wanted to go for a ride and had Monday off too, so I followed up on Saturday morning and finally got a response. After some back-and-forth over the weekend we finally got a ride set up for Monday, only for the ride to be canceled the night before due to some emergency on their end. While Mike was very nice on the texts exchanged (thus the 2 stars instead of 1), the amount of communication attempts necessary to get a response was really frustrating. If customers feel like they have to hound you to get your business, they're certainly not going to try again a second time much less recommend you to anyone else.

On a relaxing Sunday afternoon, we decided to get some great Mexican food and take it home to…read moreenjoy. First, we grabbed some cookies, cake, and conchas from the bakery spot as you walk into the store. Then we went to the counter where you can get hot food to eat in store or to take home. There was a line, of course, as others know of this great eatery, too. Usually, we would just get some street tacos and maybe a burrito, but this time we ordered a combo plate where you get rice, beans, a meat (we chose pollo), salsa, cilantro and onions, and tortillas. Under $20 and enough food to feed four. We hadn't ever signed up for their app, but because of their digital punch card which keeps track of the aguafrescas you purchase, we signed up. After grabbing our food, my wife got a 32 oz. cucumber and I grabbed a watermelon. So delicious. Already planning our next Sunday lunch.

1/11/26 In to do a…read morelittle shopping, Masa for another batch of Tamales and grab some dinner. Parking 4/5 Extremely busy private lot! A few trips around and we found a spot. Atmosphere 5/5 This is a clean, well maintained and stocked grocery store on par with the big chain stores with an emphasis on Hispanic food. Food 5/5 From canned, fresh, dry goods to frozen they have it all and then some. I enjoy their produce and fresh meat departments, and I can't leave without some of their on-site made fresh corn tortillas! Food Court 5/5 I love Hispanic foods and the foodcourt for eating in or taking out is a good value. This is authentic and not Taco Bell. I've enjoyed almost everything I've tried, however tonight I wasn't loving the green chile pork. It was more flavor (recipe seasonings) that didn't agree with me but if I don't try and explore options less familiar to me I might miss out discovering my new best dish! Service 5/5 Language could have some impact on your service experience but there are many employees who speak or understand English. I've found those who don't speak English are still willing to find another employee to assist so kudos Ranch market! Here's to exploring cultures and food my friends-SYOY!

I came here for some groceries and found exactly what I was looking for in addition to some treats…read morelike chocolate-covered Mazapan de la Rosa (great with a hot cup of black coffee!). Speaking of coffee, if you want an authentic Café de olla, you can get your piloncillo here, too. Where else can you go and have freshly-roasted chiles available right at the register? The bakery (pastry) case looked amazing and I'm going to have to make another trip soon.

Amazing selection and Fresh masa for…read moreTamales. Fresh tortillas. A great Bakery and Butcher area. Love it