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

Super cute! No true food options outs of bruschetta, but nice ambiance . I'd recommendread more

Highly recommend this gem in downtown Phoenix! Such a great wine bar! It's self‑serve, so you can…read moretaste, sample, or pour a half or full glass at your own pace. They offer an impressive selection of local Arizona wines, plus lots of fun events every month and a fantastic wine club. The space is super inviting--you can relax on the couches, sit at indoor tables, or enjoy the patio right in the heart of downtown Phoenix. A perfect spot to unwind, sip, and explore new wines.

10/10 Everything was amazing from the food, to the drinks and the service! We got a Tinga burrito…read moreas well as shrimp, fish, Al pastor and Tinga tacos. There was so much meat in the burrito and the tacos and the rice with the burrito was amazing. The pickled veggies and salsa on the side were also very good and we were all full after 2 tacos each. We also got the Peach Sangria which was a perfect balance and very refreshing. The waiter was so sweet and service was quick, barely any wait time. The ambiance was great too , the color scheme and clear windows really gave clean airy. Will be back again.

Pretty solid hotel restaurant - we got the three dips, pretty good! We also had a quesadilla and…read moretacos, which were also good. Drinks were also pretty good, as was the service. The churros were ok - wish the caramel wasn't inside but still yummy. Portions were a good size, prices were high but makes sense considering it's a resort restaurant

The service by Rich and Guy was impeccable, rich even gave us a tour of the house after I just…read moreasked where the bathroom was!! Food was incredible, super expensive, but expected for the area. The house is so cool and appears to be a hidden gem.

Saddle up your horse and head on over - entering Hermosa Inn is taking a step back in time. Some…read morepeople will have no interest and prefer shiny and new, like all the ritzy boutique hotels popping up all over L.A. I prefer history - this one beginning in the 1930's as an artist's studio & residence (Lon Megargee) which was converted into a small oasis in the desert. All of the rooms, maybe some 40, are bungalows / casitas a short walk to the restaurant and bar (The Last Drop). Rustic, cozy, fireplaces, murals and artwork hang on adobe walls, which transport you back to the Old West. The Last Drop is cut out of a small corner from the main dining room and outdoor patio (wonderful to enjoy outdoor dinning in the cooler months). Bar seating is minimal, maybe 8 stools, but they have another 4 or so bar table-tops, and some casual seating in leather chairs. The interior wafts of fireplace ash and the food being prepared in the kitchen. Mind-blowing. Service is aways outstanding at the bar. Tonight, I started with a Jack Daniels Manhattan - the bar is VERY well stocked with high-end bourbons, whiskeys, scotches and the bartender has a list of specialty drinks as well (try the Little Piggy Sour). I stuck with the classic, JD Manhattan, up. The steak is very good, also have had fish (Pan Roasted Salmon), but went with chicken. TWO-WASH CHICKEN. Absolutely incredible, comes with spinach, poached egg. Ala-carte sides so added Hot Honey Brussels Sprouts, to die for. The closer, get the CHURRO TREE, the sauces are ridiculous. Highly recommend the entire experience if you are in the Pheonix area, or in Scottsdale or Paradise Valley. Guarantee you will not be disappointed. Worth a special trip out of your way.

Live music Thursday - Sunday Plus happy hour all day…read moreSunday! Great drinks- great place to hangout :)

After the Lather experience I had to stop by one of the cute places in this shopping center anf…read moreHorse & Hyde one. The bartenders were so helpful explaining the top drink choices I had to go with the Lavender drink which was made with Empress Gin, Lavender and prosecco. Live music 6 days a week. I missed happy hour, so I'll have to go back. JT Soriano was performing and he was awesome I loved the vibe there!

We are food snobs who really dread attending large events that feature banquet type food. There is…read morealways the worry that there will be too many things we can't eat (we are essentially pescatarian but keep Jewish dietary laws - kosher - in our home. Plus my husband doesn't eat nuts and we wanted to ensure there would be GF and vegan options.) You know what happens when you don't eat enough at an event that has an open bar? You run the risk of being "over served"... Keri and the team at Urban Phoenix were the perfect fit for our son's bar mitzvah celebration and now my husband and I are brainstorming and inventing other parties we can have just so we can work with them and eat their food again. They took our island theme and went heavy on the vegetables which is the way we like it. The cauliflower passed appetizer tasted "just like shrimp" according to my mother. The taco bar was delicious. Even though WE don't eat a lot of meat/poultry, we anticipated that our guests would be expecting it. The jackfruit substituted beautifully for brisket/pulled pork and I wish there had been leftovers of that dish. And the tostones. Our fry bar featured plant based "meat" sliders and... my son's friends thought they had eaten cheeseburgers. But the piec de resistance... THE POKE BAR with fish sourced locally from Chula Seafood. We had 140 guests at this event and we've probably heard from 100 of them that the poke bar was "bussin-bussin." According to my 13 year old son, this means "delicious". The presentation was top-notch and artistic. We are beyond happy to have worked with Urban Phoenix and would recommend them in a heartbeat. We have zero complaints. These are people who love food, love entertaining and take care of their clients.

This place has the best food I've had in a long time for parties! They're quick, simple, and don't…read morerequire all the fancy stuff to sign up for a job. The chef is fantastic and all the employees are high hearted and amazing!

Went for poetry night and it was a great time. It was an intimate crowd, but we had a ball. I…read moreactually ended up getting up and reciting some poetry as they said it was "that type is party." Being a native New Yawkuh, it was so nice to find this type of event near my apartment and I was so happy I came. We can't wait to go again next month. Also, less not forgot how amazing Turquoise Wine Bar was. The wines were delicious; and the flat bread and dill pickle dip did not disappoint. Really fun crowd that seemed to get more crowded as the day went on. We are definitely coming back!

Turquoise Wine Bar is great for girls night, date night, or just a cute downtown stop for a glass…read moreof wine. Pros: - The service is always great and attentive - The interior is very feminine, aesthetically pleasing, and definitely gives that IG cutesy vibe. - The wine selection is large with a good variety, so it's easy to find something whether you prefer reds, whites, bubbly, or sweeter options. - Great downtown ambiance while still feeling relaxed instead of overly pretentious. Cons: - Their hours and days open can feel pretty limited, especially for a downtown spot.

What a cute little side bar, lounge, place to eat and hang out. Reminds me of being in New York…read moreCity and entering a cool bar. Staff is great! Food and service are top notch.

I was looking for a cozy cocktail spot on a Tuesday evening. I read other reviews of the Other Bar…read moreand they were very positive. It's right off Bethany Home and I pulled into the front where there were no available spots. I'd seen on another review that they had a lot in the back so I found that and parked but then couldn't find the entrance from the back so I walked around. As soon as I walked in I realized I had come on the wrong night (for me) because they had trivia going. I sat at the bar and looked over the cocktail menu. The drink names were cute and funny and I landed on the sucker punch which was supposed to have Tito's but later found out they didn't have Titos...the bartender didn't even tell me he used Pearl vodka I. The first drink until i ordered a Tito's and soda and he said they don't have Tito's. So that is why I gave 4 stars. The trivia looked fun and some players next to me asked me to help them out. The drink was good and there was a nice neighborly vibe. It was a cool spot maybe I'll try again when they don't have trivia. I did leave through the back to the parking lot. It's way in the corner and hard to see.