Cameron at the Arrogant Butcher was a fantastic server. Not only were Cameron's recommendations on…read morepoint, he was genuinely polite and attentive. He also set me up with a box, bad and plastic silverware and to go water because I was staying in a hotel. This made my travel day so much easier. Thank you Cameron!

great food and service !!! Love the atmosphere and weather was amazing !! Cute little placeread more

The service and vibes were amazing!! Truly a great hangout spot with lovely people…read more Thank you!!

Locally owned and operated. First, I will say this is no McDonalds. I ordered the Spicy Gangster…read moreBurger and the patty itself was a meal, but I got a side of fries to go with. The burger was fantastic, nice heat from the jalapeño, so if you're into spicy, try it out. The fries were crinkle cut, I know that matters to some, and were crispy. The atmosphere was calm, it didn't make you feel rushed. I talked with the owner a bit, he made me feel welcomed and valued. 10/10 would recommend if you're looking for a big patty burger!

Great service from the staff and extremely friendly! The food was delicious and very fulfilling!read more

ad an early breakfast here before heading out for the day we were seated quickly our food came out…read morehot and the service was excellent!!

I was in this past Tuesday and it was packed! Juliana was our server and she was amazing! I could…read moresee her running around but she was still super attentive and made sure we had everything we needed. Made our experience that much better. Great food and great service!

True is absolutely an amazing server, very attentive, active. just very well rounded with guest. me…read moreand a friend ordered the buffalo chicken fries, they were absolutely amazingly fire shout out to chef. this is me and my friend first time here everything is just absolutely delicious & perfect.

We love Welcome Diner, and have been here many times. It is definitely not fancy, but it is exactly…read morewhat it should be. It feels very hipster and very retro and it just has so much personality. There is a lot of outdoor seating in what is essentially a front yard. There are tables and string lights and lots of trees and there are even a couple of playground horses. When you walk in there is a hostess desk kind of pieced together with different pieces of furniture and above it is a turning disco ball. Could there be anything better? There are booths all the way around, and there are no tables - - but you can sit at the long counter and watch your food being made. That really is the best place to sit because it is so interesting to watch them. It's amazing to me that they can keep all those balls in the air and still make all this food so delicious. There is a small bar off to one side. Make sure you go to the bathroom. The bathroom is nothing special, just a room full of graffiti and stickers, but if you look up you'll see the ceiling covered with little pinatas and a little donkey in the hallway. The menu is just what you would think for a diner menu. You can order breakfast or some sandwiches, burgers, Mac and cheese, and there is a selection of dinner entrees. Sitting at the counter we saw a plate with a steak being prepared and it looked absolutely fantastic. We were not really very hungry, and just wanted a quick small bite. Have you got that Welcome Burger, and I got the Sasha. Hubby said his Burger was good, although it was quite small. The Sasha has smoked pork and they put the pork on the grill and it becomes a crispy kind of Patty of shredded pork, then they put the crispy shredded pork patty on a noble bun with coleslaw and a fantastic horseradish sauce. My sandwich was a 10 out of 10 for sure! I kind of feel like in Phoenix there are some areas that you can go to or not, but welcome diner is a place that everybody should go to at least once. I really want to go back for breakfast which is kind of shocking because I'm not a breakfast person.

I have never felt as unwelcome at a restaurant as I did during our visit to Welcome Diner…read more I arrived with three friends and two dogs, encouraged by the dog-friendly patio. Before we could sit down, a waitress abruptly warned us that rain was expected in three minutes, that the dining room had no available seating, and that pets were not allowed inside. We decided to take our chances, retrieved our own menus, and sat outside. More than 10 minutes passed without anyone acknowledging us, despite staff serving other customers. My friend even tapped on the ordering window and was ignored. When the same waitress finally returned, I asked for a Bloody Mary, and she appeared noticeably disappointed that we had decided to stay. Her response was an incredulous, "You're staying???" We explained that we were willing to take our chances with the weather, at which point she informed me that they were out of Bloody Mary mix. I then requested waters. Another 10 minutes passed before she dropped off the waters without taking our order. After another 10 minutes without service, we left, having spent approximately 30 minutes feeling ignored and unwelcome. We found a much better experience across the street, where we enjoyed attentive service, delicious food, and a welcoming dog-friendly patio. I understand that weather, seating limitations, and restaurant policies may be beyond a server's control. How guests are treated is not. For a restaurant called Welcome Diner, the irony was especially disappointing.

Another great experience at the McIntosh. The food was great. I have the shrimp Poboy and my wife…read morehad the vegetable chop salad with crispy chicken. It was a quiet Sunday afternoon, and our server took great care of us. We don't get there as often as we would like, but we always enjoy the McIntosh. It's always clean, and the food is well prepared, as well as being cooked order. By that I mean, if you order something medium rare, it comes out, medium rare.

We came to Happy Hour at the Macintosh expecting the usual -- the kind of place that's technically…read morefine but forgettable. Turns out I'd undersold it. It's better than the template suggests. We ordered four things: mac and cheese, sliders, shrimp risotto, and a beet salad. The risotto quietly stole the show -- creamy, well-seasoned, tasty blackened shrimp. The indoor/outdoor seating was pleasant enough that I regretted not bringing my dog. Service was excellent, the vibes solidly decent. I'd go back.

This place is huge, bright, loud, and fun! There's an impressive selection of beers and amazing…read morefood to go along with them. Service is quick and efficient. You order your food at the counter, grab your beers from the long draft bar, and they bring the food right to your table. All of our beer selections were a solid 10/10! And don't skip the pretzel, it's absolutely delicious! A great spot for beer lovers looking for good food and a fun atmosphere!

Came back after seeing the soft serve margaritas on all socials--on Mondays they have half off…read morecocktails all day. Made the long drive from Gilbert to see what the hype was about and let me say....that soft serve was WORTH IT! I got the swirl and it was soooooo refreshing and delicious. I have seen people comment that they were too strong (I don't see the problem or maybe some people don't really like tequila) but mine was perfect! Not strong at all. The only reason I didn't give this updated review a 5-I ordered the banh mi sando and the sandwich was so dry. Chicken was dry. The cilantro wasn't chopped I had to pick out long stems. Also I got the AZ frosè and the rosemary syrup was just way too pungent to enjoy the whole beverage. I wished it had been more balanced. Especially when the French fries are heavily seasoned with rosemary--a bit too much.

Really cool place. One big building w different doors to different places to eat. Open one up its…read moreall one big place. I ate at WTF BURGERS. it was really good along with the fries. Alot of food for your bang. All the other establishments food looked good too. Wish they sold T-shirts for WTF BURGERS

Walk in there plenty of open area to find seating. Stand in line greeted when we walked in,…read morefriendly staff. Love the art work on the walls makes it interesting. Easy to order on the screen put in and then sit and wait, say it took under 10minutes. Nice quick bite on a lunch break if your in the area. Food was good for fast bite.

The Atmosphere was open, cool and quite Bohemian. Love Love Love!…read more Service was good, simple and played back which I enjoyed. Food was bright, clean, and fresh. Good b

Can't believe I haven't gone sooner! The only deterrent to go back is downtown parking…read more We sat outside since inside was freezing! Outside is just as high class and wonderfully decorated as the inside. We even got a couch booth and got to sit next to each other. We did the summer special which was the best special I've ever seen. $60 per person and you get a generous glass of wine, app, entree, and dessert. We both got the curried corn bisque for the app and my oh my I greatly enjoyed this even on a hotter day. The Smokey popcorn was a nice textural addition and the soup was so flavorful, the curry definitely shined through! We also both got the fried chicken for entrees; how could I not order the gluten free fried chicken!? Yes, naturally gluten free! This was outstanding. I'm not sure what the coating is, but it was so so flavorful and so crispy, and the chicken still so juicy. I could eat that on its own. The pepper jems were a cute touch! The mashed potatoes were so creamy. The chicken was placed on top of them so the bottom of the chicken did get soggy so my one suggestion is to place the chicken to the side, but the coating did rub into the potatoes which added some more flavor. The green beans were also tasty, nothing special, but the pistachio butter elevated it (nothing else needed the pistachio butter, not sure what else you use it for). I had a chocolate cake for dessert, the only gluten free dessert they offered me, but I still appreciate the option. It was just okay. The cake was dense and a little dry and didn't scream rich chocolate. There was a chocolate mousse layered in which helped. My boyfriend had some sort of strawberry cake mousse thing with layers of many different things - he thought it okay, I tried the mousse part and really liked it. We had red wine and it was delicious! The service was great, very attentive and they packed some ice in a cup for me because we weren't going home after!

I cannot say enough about Chelsea's Kitchen! The food, the ambience, and the service were top…read morenotch! The manager John goes above and beyond and was so accommodating with our Children during an event we had. Every staff member we interacted with were so caring and friendly, especially Aria. It is a beautiful place with delicious food and a staff that is amazing!

Chelsea's Kitchen is one of those places that really captures what makes dining in Arizona so…read moreenjoyable. The outdoor patio is beautiful, with string lights, a brick fireplace, and surrounding trees that create a warm, inviting atmosphere. It's a fantastic setting for dinner, especially when the weather is nice. We had quite the spread, including the Chicken Nachitos, Green Chile Cornbread, LGO Short Rib Tacos, Ribeye Tacos, and Green Chile Burger. The nachitos were piled high with chicken, melted cheese, guacamole, fresh pico de gallo, and jalapeños. Although they're no longer listed on the current menu, I wanted to include them because they were part of our experience. I actually appreciate how Chelsea's Kitchen changes its menu over time, giving guests something different to look forward to while keeping some familiar favorites. The Green Chile Burger was another standout in presentation, featuring roasted green chiles and melted cheddar, with macaroni and cheese on the side. The short ribs and grilled ribeye came with colorful accompaniments, including guacamole, pico de gallo, and a kale salad. The Green Chile Cornbread was also beautifully presented in a small skillet with a golden crust and butter on the side. We also tried the Brussels Sprout Salad with manchego, almonds, dried fruit, and bacon, which offered a nice contrast to the heartier dishes. The cocktails were thoughtfully presented, and we finished the evening with key lime pie and a refreshing sorbet. Beyond the food, the patio is what makes Chelsea's Kitchen particularly memorable. Between the fireplace, warm lighting, and lively but comfortable atmosphere, it's the kind of place where you can easily spend an entire evening catching up with friends or family. The service here is always amazing and feels like a concierge level service. Overall, Chelsea's Kitchen offers a wonderful combination of Southwestern-inspired dishes, generous portions, and a beautiful outdoor dining experience. I especially appreciate a restaurant that continues evolving its menu rather than keeping everything the same year after year. Definitely a place worth revisiting to see what's new!