If you're a cookie lover, Mesakin Morsels is a must-try…read more The first cookie I had was the strawberry cheesecake cookie, and honestly... I was blown away. I warmed it up for about 10 seconds and everything melted like butter. The flavor, the texture, the balance ... it instantly became my favorite cookie of all time. I've since tried several others, including the chocolate chip, peanut butter, and the cannoli cookie -- all amazing. I can genuinely say I haven't tasted a single bad cookie. Everything from Mesakin Morsels is handcrafted with so much care, and it truly shows in every bite. What I love most is the variety. Whether you're a chocolate connoisseur, a jelly/fruit-filled lover like me, or something in between, there's something for everyone. The menu keeps things exciting and makes you want to try everything. I've also visited their booth at the Old Town Litchfield farmers market, and every experience has been wonderful. They're always friendly, welcoming, and very informative. They even have a knowledgeable little sales assistant who explains ingredients and gives great recommendations, which makes choosing so much easier. Amazing cookies, great people, and a business that truly cares about quality. Proud to support a veteran-owned, Latino-owned small business and the name "Mesakin Morsels" makes it even more special. Highly recommend! If you're a cookie lover, Mesakin Morsels is a must-try. The first cookie I had was the strawberry cheesecake cookie, and honestly... I was blown away. I warmed it up for about 10 seconds and everything melted like butter. The flavor, the texture, the balance ... it instantly became my favorite cookie of all time. I've since tried several others, including the chocolate chip, peanut butter, and the cannoli cookie -- all amazing. I can genuinely say I haven't tasted a single bad cookie. Everything from Mesakin Morsels is handcrafted with so much care, and it truly shows in every bite. What I love most is the variety. Whether you're a chocolate connoisseur, a jelly/fruit-filled lover like me, or something in between, there's something for everyone. The menu keeps things exciting and makes you want to try everything. I've also visited their booth at the Old Town Litchfield farmers market, and every experience has been wonderful. They're always friendly, welcoming, and very informative. They even have a knowledgeable little sales assistant who explains ingredients and gives great recommendations, which makes choosing so much easier. Amazing cookies, great people, and a business that truly cares about quality. Proud to support a veteran-owned, Latino-owned small business and the name "Mesakin Morsels" makes it even more special. Highly recommend!

Absolutely loved the s'mores cookie! Perfectly gooey, delicious, and just the right amount of…read moresweetness. The staff were also super friendly and welcoming. Such a great find at the Litchfield Farmers Market -- I'll definitely be back for another one!

Amazing popcorn. Honestly the best caramel corn I've ever had. The people who work the truck are so…read morenice. I don't know the pricing because I trade food with them but just on the flavor and freshness alone it is the best. They are usually at the Desert West Market on Saturdays at Estrella mountain community college parking lot. The market has free parking free entry, live music, seating, and lots of vendors.

We were at the farmers market at arrowhead and as soon as we pulled up we smelled The Queens Corn…read morefrom the other side of the parking lot. They had a few different flavors but we decided on a large kettle corn which was $8 and a Chicago blend which is cheddar and Carmel mixed which was also $8. The popcorn is made fresh and is delicious. They also had a smaller size kettle corn which was $5 and a few other options of popcorn flavors. The popcorn is made perfectly and there's no naked or burnt pieces of corn! This is also a **veteran owned small business** so show your support and buy some delicious popcorn if you see them around!

Amazing! Love the food and super nice workers! Sitting outside is definitely worth it!read more

The closest thing to real Sonoran hot dogs on the west side. They're tasty and very fast! If you're…read morein the mood for hot dogs, this is your place! Also, they're open until late so you can always stop after a night out. You don't have to worry about parking because there's plenty. Be prepared to sit outside.

Who doesn't like hot dogs?…read more Mystery cuts of meat throw-away, sluiced & squeezed into a phallic form--in a way, it's Ouroboros of Man eating his own "tail" so to speak--that ancestral Gods would nod appreciatively to. With almost as much versatility as the wheel or Betty White ( love my Golden Girl ), hard to mess up & difficult to perfect, the Hot Dog is the under appreciated meal substitute to white linen dining. I had the signature Voodoo Dog, and if you've never had it for breakfast, give it a try sometime. Filling but not that thanksgiving kinda full when you feel the need to purge & pray. Saul ( Goodman? ), the guy knows his market, good product and the way to return business is customer service. Hit all points. When you're just craving a Voodoo Dog, you know who you need to call: Better Call Saul.

My husband and I tried this food stand at Food Truck Friday West a couple weeks ago and loved their…read morehot dogs! We both got the Voodoo Dog - the combination of the spicy bourbon sauce and cucumber relish was amazing! My only wish is that the bun would have been a little more toasted because with all the stuff on it, the bun got a little soggy. Overall, we're both excited to try more of their hot dogs. Edit: Went here again to try a different hot dog. I got the Hawaiian Kona dog and, as I mentioned before, I wish the buns were more toasted. Because of the pineapple and toppings on this one, when I tried to pick the hot dog up to eat it (less than a minute after receiving it), the bun squished and basically disintegrated into a soppy mess. I ended up basically just eating the hot dog and toppings. I'd probably go with just a plain dog from now on with maybe just some ketchup and mustard.

Man hands down this place has the best brisket I've ever eaten so much flavor and meat it's a win…read morefor us check this place out customer service is amazing. Greeted with pure positivity and a very clean. Set up all around five stars.

From the owner: Since 2023, Our team at Brisket King has been delighting the taste buds of the greater Phoenix, AZ…read morearea with our exceptional selection of smoked meats, flavorful meals, and delectable sides and desserts. As the name suggests, Brisket King has become renowned for our outstanding brisket, but our menu offers so much more than just the traditional BBQ. Our commitment to delivering the best-smoked meats is evident in every dish we serve. Brisket King takes pride in sourcing only the highest quality meats, ensuring that each bite is packed with flavor. Whether it's our slow-smoked pulled pork, tender, and juicy ribs, or succulent smoked chicken, every meat option is prepared with expertise and care. ​ However, Brisket King's offerings extend far beyond the realm of BBQ. Our flavor-packed meals incorporate a variety of culinary influences, guaranteeing a diverse range of taste experiences for our customers. From our mouthwatering smoked turkey club sandwich to their tantalizing smoked sausage jambalaya, each dish is carefully crafted to offer a unique and satisfying flavor profile. No meal at Brisket King is complete without their savory sides and delightful desserts. Customers can indulge in classics like creamy mac and cheese, tangy coleslaw, and perfectly seasoned cornbread. Our desserts, such as warm peach cobbler and rich chocolate fudge cake, provide the perfect sweet ending to any feast.

I averaged my rating based on Oct 2012 (5Star) and April 2013 (3.5 Star)…read more The Arizona Jazz Festival is one of the nicest/prettiest music festivals I've attended. Normally, festivals are held in these huge fair grounds with dirty dust being kicked up everywhere. But what is so wonderful and nice about the AZ Jazz festival is that it is held on the beautiful grounds of the Historic Wigwam Resort http://www.yelp.com/biz/the-wigwam-litchfield-park#hrid:-Yra83fScX6aPuKW8hLBSQ. My review in this link tells you how I feel about the Wigwam. As for the musical selection at this "jazz" festival, it is a common tongue in cheek comment that this is not a real Jazz festival because the major draws to the event are "neo-soul" and "old school R&B/Soul" performers. A fellow Yelper, Reese J, commented that the festival should be renamed "Arizona Soul Festival". Nevertheless, the fun atmosphere and talented draws are certainly worth the money and time. So for a little FYI: This festival was previously held at the JW Marriott. This festival is put on every 6 months in October and April. I attended both the October 2012 and April 2013 events. My friends and I bought hotel packages for each event. If you live locally and you live out in Mesa, consider it. The convenience of running to the room at 4pm after sitting in the sun and heat to take a quick shower and change can't be beat. As well as not having to drive an hour to get home. As I stated, I attended Oct 2012 and April 2013. In Oct 2012, the festival set the bar extremely high. I sent them feedback and my only "needs improvement" comment was "get an after party". Litchfield park has no night life. Capitalize on that. They didn't do any better on Friday night in April 2013. The lineup in April '13 was far better than Oct '12. But less Jazzy and more Soul. So, in April 2013, all they had to do was maintain the BEAUTIFUL experience I had Oct '12, but they fell short. here's where I was unhappy. -The Will Call line AWFUL on Friday night. I missed the entire Will Downing Concert because of it. Suggestions: Have lines based on last name. A staff person in the hotel lobby during check-in hours of 3:30 - 5:30 to hand out tickets to hotel pkg people. Separate Will call for VIP. -Drink Tickets! ANOTHER unnecessary line. Suggestions: Presale drink tickets online. And/OR Use a mobile app so folks can buy the tkts at their seats and get in line to buy drinks. -OverCrowded!! Suggestion: Reduce the Max Capacity. Get a new, larger Venue. In October 2012, people danced at their seats as there was more room. Since we were packed in there, you didn't see that very much. -Entrance to Festival Area. lines were long and the VIP line was largely empty. Suggestion: Run the entrance like the TSA does the security chk points at the airport. The TSA person checking the boarding pass/ID of the 1st class passengers ALSO checks coach-class folks when there is no 1st class person is in line. Apply that concept here too! Anyone taking tickets should never be doing nothing (excuse the double negative) when you have a long line. -Guarantee Event exclusivity the resort members scheduled an event on top of this event. I can say that many people felt there was some bias there. I'll leave that comment there. My experience in Oct 2012 was extremely pleasant. I could not imagine a festival being done better. Apr 2013 was just ok for me. The AZ Jazz Fest has my support in Oct 2013. I'm hoping they use a sensible cap this time. But I'm not sure how I will support this event in Oct 2013. I'll have to evaluate the pricing and then make my decision. Update: one thing I forgot to mention: They had more vendors this time around than in Oct 2012. That may have contributed to the lack of space. You may like it. I also didn't comment that every single act was amazing. The shows almost always ran exactly on time and finished on time. I especially love that.

Great venue! You also can stay at resort without worrying about all the traffic when it's over.read more