Quiktrip is the best gas station in the state. They've got everything from soda to great…read moresandwiches. They are always clean inside. The employees are super friendly, and overall it's just a great experience.

Fast and clean like most QuikTrips. Service was good and outside lot clean. Plenty of working gas…read morepumps. In and out in no time.

Splash pad water sequence. Entire thing lasts 3min 20seconds…read more 1) Button 2) Middle cane + three ground sprayers + single ground sprayer + hoops + all tower 3) Three sprayers + single sprayer 4) Eight line sprayers 5) Middle cane 6) Water tower sides 7) Eight line sprayers + tower spigot 8) Single ground sprayer 9) Outside canes 10) Water tower top + three ground sprayers Playground is decent. Splash pad is a bit annoying as you have to constantly hit the button and it moves from station to station (all kids have to be at stations together). Two of three covered picnic areas were occupied by homeless people which left one covered and two uncovered picnic tables for anyone else. As far as splash pads go, Gilbert Regional and Manzel are both better.

Great little splash pad! Bathrooms, a covered park right next to splash pad and multiple shaded…read moretables. There is also a huge green field and skate park in same parking lot. My kids had a blast!

This was the grossest CVS I've ever been to. Dirty, messy, and the ceiling is full of water damage…read moreand mold. Do better!

Some prices are outrageous. I just stopped for distilled water for a medical device and CVS…read morecorporate seems to think that $3.29 per gallon is appropriate. Well, the other local stores have it at about $1.29-$139. Thanks for wasting my time and trying to waste my Money. The corporate greed is ridiculous! No thanks!!!

My daughter, granddaughter and I stopped in for dinner and we're immediately told there was no…read moreavailability, despite several empty tables. Both hostess at the front didn't offer a wait list. Instead, we were offered a table in the back outside while everyone else was seated inside. As a Black family, the experience left us feeling unwelcome. I can't say why we were treated this way, but the interaction was extremely disappointing, we chose to dine elsewhere. Update: After my original review, the restaurant reached out to apologize for our experience. We decided to give them another chance, and I'm glad we did. Our return visit was completely different. The service was excellent, and we had the pleasure of meeting the Ashley Cook, General Manager and the owner. They made us feel genuinely welcome. I appreciate that they took our feedback seriously and worked to make things right. Our server Tyler was exceptional.

The Brickyard Downtown Fact: Located in downtown Chandler, Arizona, the historic 1920 building was…read morethe home of the Chandler Arizonan, Chandler's very first local newspaper, The Chandler Arizonan! It has been nine years since my last update and with them celebrating their 10th Anniversary, why not write a new review? The Brickyard Downtown still features the original exposed brick walls, concrete floors, and tin tile ceilings that date back over a century. Talk about sitting in history. This place has tasty food and amazing sips. My friend and I recently popped in here for Ladies Night. We only had sips this time around as our other friend wanted to meet up for cocktails too but I couldn't change our reservations so we had to leave shortly after. I had their Hera (Bayab Rose | Elicser | Grapefruit | Lime | Orgeat | Egg White | Rose Water), $17: It was a delightfully balanced drink with a perfect egg white froth on top. Great sips. Coming back, I was reminded why the first time coming here left me with a great impression. It's still a cozy spot though so I wouldn't recommend coming here with a large party.

Never have hot food available. No hot dogs never anything. Nice selection of cold sandwichesread more

Dude screw this place they advertise to be open and are not. Imagine rushing to a place thinking…read morethey are open and you get there and they don't follow the own hours

Parks are great for kids and adults alike. This park is great for a walk, outdoor activities, and…read moreeven meeting friends. During my Pokemon go days of playing, we would periodically meet to play and have a potluck. This park is one of my favorites in the area and I suggest for anyone looking for a great Gilbert park.

My grandson is playing in an All-Stars baseball tournament for state championship and they have…read moreplayed two games at McQueen Park in Gilbert. I thought the rules included that they MUST have a WORKING score board and an announcement system. This park has neither. So no one really knows what the score is, etc., unless you have the app to check. They have also played at Crossroads Park off of Knox and Greenfield in Gilbert which is a beautiful facility. I also feel horrible for these 14 and 15 year old boys playing in the heat. Sure with the Diamondbacks could do something to make things better. Their next game is this Wednesday. The bathroom is also so dirty with spiders all over the place! The Dbacks built a beautiful field in Show Low. Wish they could upgrade some of the fields here especially when the city is hosting tournaments! SMH - so sad.

Met up here with a friend for some drinks and was very impressed with the selection of beers and…read moreciders. Great place to meet up with some friends for a drink. They even had games that you could play.

YUM!!! Been on a real beer kick lately, and this really hit the spot for a quick happy hour…read morepick-me-up on a Wednesday evening. I got one of their sour beers and absolutely loved it! It was practically empty when me and my friend came in, so we sat at the bar and were offered samples if we wanted to try anything before buying a pint. The person working was so kind, and understanding of our chattiness hahaha! The value was good as well, reasonable pricing for good draft beer! It's definitely a pub, not a restaurant vibe, so that's something to keep in mind. There is plenty of parking, and the bathroom was very clean. I really enjoyed all the card/board games available for people to use and I'll definitely be trying that out next time I'm in the area!

Environment was great Staff was friendly…read moreFood was hot and tasty Highly recommend if you love, hot dogs, Brotz, burgers

So I am sad to leave this review because I love this restaurant and their food, but too often does…read morethe food come out inconsistent and unpleasantly made. Specifically when certain servers make my burrito, not all of them make it the same or well. I order the same thing every time. Today sadly I just can't get past the obvious lack of ingredients and the overcooking of the chimichanga burrito. With these prices, I expect consistency and to feel like I got what I paid for. Unfortunately I am struggling to eat this burnt burrito that is mainly tortilla. Monika W was the server this time and the last bad one was Ashley W

I love the uniqueness of this park The lake, the library,…read morethe kid swings, the musical instruments, all so fun. It's clean and well kept. There's a new book featured around the water area every month to read with your kiddo. Duckies to feed, fishing. And it's not too big to where you'll misplace your child

Nice park. Kept clean and well maintained. Decent amount of shade trees and covered areas. It's a…read morebit hot now, but a decent place to cast a line.

Nice trail to walk especially with doggos! They love seeing all the bunnies and ducks on the trail…read moreas we walk and are always ready for naps by the end of it. Such nice scenery and very well lit at night as well on one segment of the trail which is about .50 long and enough to get their energy out at night while still feeling safe

The Paseo Trail travels through Chandler along the Consolidated Canal. It runs mostly N-S,…read moreconnecting to other trails along the canal in Mesa and Gilbert, totaling around 18 miles. The trail is mostly paved on the east side of the canal and pea gravel hard pack on the west side. It runs along subdivisions, golf courses and even a couple farms. The grade is very gentle throughout. I would consider the trail primarily for use by joggers, bicyclists and equestrians. There is parking at the address listed for the trail and nearby parking at Tumbleweed Recreation Center at McQueen and Germann. There is also easy to find street parking near many of the junctions with major streets. A good southern starting point is off of Riggs Rd. between Arizona and McQueen. There is plenty of street parking. From here the ride north is mostly a slight uphill ride, making the return trip a nice relaxing roll. One issue with the trail is crossings with major streets. Most are not marked for motorists as trail crossings and there is no crosswalk so you may be faced with a relatively long wait to get a break in traffic or forcing the issue and forging ahead with care.