Had a day off from work and decided to visit this hidden gem. It's a small, intimate botanical…read moregarden that is absolutely beautiful. My only negative is that I wish there were more areas to sit down and take in the scenery.. I was happy to discover a shaded area with a table and some chairs near a chicken coop where I was able to enjoy Mother Nature. There also are stations to get food to feed the animals like the chicken, duck and fish. Also, when you enter the botanical garden, they give you a wristband that allows you to leave and re-enter for the day which is great especially because there are a couple of fun places with activities and restaurants right in the same area as the garden!!

Beautiful, relaxing, and peaceful. After the garden, we went to eat at the BBQ restaurant and it…read morewas DELICIOUS! Loved it!

this place was absolutely amazing! The ambience was perfect. The food was great. The service was…read moregood. We ate outside. It was 98°. It was amazing. We walked the grounds. If I lived down there, I would go there all the time. It is a really neat treasure in Phoenix.

This feels like a hidden gem in Phoenix. It's the perfect place to come with kids! So much space to…read morerun around and spend an afternoon. There are animals around for the kids to look at and lots of grassy areas to rest. The restaurant can get busy and it's pretty pricey, but worth it for the convenience.

Excellent venue for meetings, watching sports in the sports bar, or live bands on weekends. Love…read morethis place!!! Oh and the service is amazing.

A great venue for hosting an event. The place has everything you may need - from a bar and food to…read moregear and lighting.

Came here for a memorial service, and felt like the bartender didn't know what she was doing. Was…read morecharged for three drinks when I was supposed to be charged for one. $22 glass of Chardonnay ( didn't order any special brand ) and $9 N/A beer seemed little out there far as pricing goes. Ambiance inside the bar itself just wasn't for me. Might be for older crowd.

Attended a comedy show with a couple friends called battle of the comedians round 1. It was really…read morebad. But what struck me was how badly some of them hate everything about our great country and they used their time to lecture rather than tell jokes. If we wanted rhetoric we would watch cnn. We left and won't be going back. Save your time and money. Go somewhere else.

The Hackett House is a historic building in downtown Tempe. The house is located in one of the…read morefirst red brick structures built in Tempe in 1888. Inside the sweet volunteers greeted and welcomed me. There were many rooms full of lovely gifts. There was a special sale clearly marked. Nice gifts. Street and lot parking.

My daughter's class took a tour here and her teacher said it was one of the best field trips they…read morehave had for the year. The ladies that work or volunteer here are so nice, informative and well organized. They had various fun activities for the kids to do that were related to the different countries that are part of the sister cities program. It was a very educational experience and the activities made it easier to remember what each country is known for. In addition to tours they have a small store that sells jewelry, gift items and clothing. Details: - Built in 1888 - School tours welcome - All funds raised go towards the Tempe Sister Cities Organization - Limited number of spaces in private lot, and plenty of garage parking nearby. - Venue rental and afternoon tea also available

Incredible historic building built in the 1920's that used to store ice, there is even covered…read morerailroad tracks inside which used to transport the ice. Now the ice storage units are studios for artists. The 1st floor venue area is rentable for weddings and other events. Very cool space, the gallery was my favorite area, if you go up the stairs you see the studios. I felt very lucky as a guest to be invited to an event here and experience it.

Love the icehouse. A beautiful place as event rental for corporate parties. The building has an…read moreamazing structure and design with an open roof. The outdoor patio is perfect for a greeting spot and putting out a rolling bar as guests enter. I love that it has 3-4 rooms to have various entertainment areas for guests to mingle and enjoy before dinner, such as a casino setup or other games or an item table filled with of silent auction items. I know you'll enjoy events at the icehouse!

First time at House Rules, located in Old Town Scottsdale, and I can't believe it's been around for…read morethe last two years! It feels brand new and the staff is super kind and friendly. - Super cute venue and I love the decor and the AI generated duck photos on the walls, LOL! - Expected board games with the name, but was pleasantly surprised to find miniature versions of bowling, axe throwing and curling! - This spot is perfect for company get-together's, which is what I was there for, birthday parties or just a low-key hang out with friends. Highly recommend checking out House Rules, especially with our summers being so hot. This is a great indoor activity. My birthday is coming up in August and even thinking of throwing a small birthday thing here with friends/family!

We were exploring Old Town Scottsdale last February when we came across this spot. We were already…read moredeep within the 2026 olympics, so, we thought it might be neat to try curling. Now I realize that the 2026 was a Summer Olympics and Curling is part of the Winter Olympics, but we didn't care Upon entry to go to the host stand and tell them what you're looking to do (activities vs bar/waiting). The space is relatively open and you can immediately see the fully stocked bar, the bowling area, the back axe throwing lanes, and the enclosed curling lanes. We opted for a package that got us unlimited games (any) for an hour. We started with curling and we didn't need any special clothes or shoes. We were lead to a lane and it's set up like shuffleboard (you can stand on either side and there's two separate color stones). There's ice where you glide your stones and you stand on rubber for traction. You can glide by hand or use a piece of equipment that is essentially a stick to help push and guide your stone. There's an attendant on duty to help any stones that are stuck or that don't make it down the lane The experience was awesome. We've always wanted to try curling, but it's difficult to find somewhere that is set up to let you do that. We were amazed that we finally tried it in a desert of all places. There are no brushes like in typical curling, but you still get a sense of the Olympic activity. The bowling was fun too, but it's a smaller version like you might see in some novelty bars. Axe throwing was that of typical ax throwing. You had a couple different sizes of axes, there's lanes and you throw at a wooden target. They had computers to input your name and keep track of points. It was sometimes difficult to stick the wooden target, but it was fun We didn't try the food or drink, but everything looked good. The staff were very helpful. It was a weekend, and it wasn't overly crowded which was nice. Overall it was a fun experience Some tips: If your stones seem to be getting stuck down the lane, ask the attendant to move you to another lane. That's what we did and it made all the difference Explore the rest of bustling Old Town Scottsdale. There's literally something for everyone, and definitely check out the Frybread Lounge for some great Native American fusion cuisine Chee

Recently went to a wedding here, bar staff were phenomenal and extremely attentive. Food was solid,…read moredidn't pay as much attention as I normally do while enjoying the wedding. But beautiful venue, easy Uber ride back to Dwn town Phoenix, and one this to note. All the trees made it noticeably cooler than downtown.

Five stars is insufficient for this beautiful venue. Our contract was signed 19 months before the…read morewedding. Throughout that time, communication was outstanding with every e-mail and question promptly addressed. The Grove staff walked us through every step, met every request and every spoken and unspoken need. (For example, light refreshments were provided for the wedding party prior to the ceremony. When they noticed that the guys retrieved the girls' leftovers, they prepared and sent over a huge platter of homemade chicken fingers and fries. This went above and beyond any expectations, but they didn't want the guys hungry.) Guests marveled over the beauty of the entire venue, especially with the glorious sunset and twinkling lights in the trees. The food was absolutely delicious, not your standard event food, and I heard several people remark they had never had a wedding meal this good. Our photographer told us that every meal there was excellent, but our guests especially raved over the almond-crusted chicken tenders, an add-on dish, and the horseradish mashed potatoes. The flow of events from ceremony to cocktail hour to dinner to cake to dancing to send off was flawless; our guests thoroughly enjoyed themselves. The yard games were thoroughly enjoyed; no one was ever 'bored' waiting for the next event. The decorations and display tables exceeded the bride's vision and everything was carefully packed away at the end of the night for us; Venue at the Grove is truly a full-service wedding facility. They connected us with the best photographer (Tony George), bakery (Sugarlips...people who don't like cake loved it), DJ, bartenders, and Photo Booth people. I could rave endlessly about how pleased we were with everything. However, the biggest difference with this venue is that everyone who worked there truly conveyed that they CARED about ensuring the day was magical for the couple and their guests. It's obvious that Venue at the Grove is a business that operates out of passion for creating happy beginnings. We cannot thank them enough for their role in this special day.

It's a beautiful place and would've loved to have done a tour. The view is absolutely amazing. We…read morewent to watch an illusion magic show here and it was very entertaining. Everyone was really into the interactions with the magician. I would like to come back and dine at one of the restaurants here and also do a tour of this beautiful mansion.

The Wrigley house is a wonderful monument to love: it was built for his adored wife by Mr. Wrigley…read morein 1931, with a mediterranean feel and a stunning view. We used the valet parking as the signage was a bit unclear, so it seemed the easier solution than going up and down stairs to find Geordie's. The entrance had the open feeling of a grand house, with the wrought iron staircase and the beautiful ceiling, terracotta tiles and wood furnishings. There was a wedding party in the large restaurant area that we passed on the way to our table in a separate area. The table was set with care and the rose petals were such a thoughtful touch! As a European I was pleasantly surprised by a small velvet covered stool, placed by my side, for my purse: these touches made the evening even more memorable. No rushing to seat more people or a check arriving while still deciding if something else was going to be ordered. I do enjoy a real meal in a real restaurant, with table linens, linen napkins, the proper glasses, the good silverware. Nick was taking care of our table and was very attentive to anything we may have needed. The cocktails we had were the " Ready, Fire, Aim" with rye whiskey, Drambuie, St Remy and bitters, and the "Dr Vincent's Penicillin" with scotch, lemon, honey, ginger and Laphroaig spritz: both were delicious. For the meal I had the Risotto made with Carnaroli rice, oyster mushrooms, truffle and asparagus; for me the risotto was just a bit over but it was creamy and all of it eaten! The Scallop Ceviche was fabulous, thinly sliced served with auicos, sliced jalapeño, leche de tigre : my chile allergy wouldn't let me taste this dish, but my partner ate it all so definitely good :) The main course consisted of the prime Filet for me, cooked perfectly!! to my medium-rare with emphasis on rare, served on pommes purée and enjoyed to the last bite; the other order was for the dry smoked Branzino (sea bass) with olive tapenade, artichoke and tomato: the fish was so moist and tasty, the skin crispy, and was presented beautifully. For dessert we shared the "Milk and Honey" which is a twist on panna cotta with brown buttercream and honeycomb. With dessert I had my usual after dinner espresso with a shot Sambuca to go with it. Thank you Nick for taking such good care of us. A perfect meal and ambiance for a special night

We had a great rental experience with Dave for our daughter's graduation party. He was incredibly…read moreeasy to work with from start to finish. We needed seating for about 30 people, and he helped us select the perfect mix of tables and chairs. We rented smaller 48-inch round tables for dining, 6-foot tables for catering, and two super cute kids' tables with white wooden chairs -- one for the kids to eat at and one for crafts and activities. Everything looked great and worked perfectly for the party. Delivery and pickup were seamless, and Dave was friendly, responsive, and helpful throughout the process. Highly recommend!

David at Party Paradise is amazing! We had an outdoor party for our daughters Sweet 16 and David…read morewas fantastic to work with. He's very responsive and flexible and will go the extra mile with specific party detailed requests. They were timely and courteous and friendly! I'll use him again and we recommend to everyone!