I would give the food itself 4 stars, but I'm adding an extra star for the spectacular service we…read morereceived from our waiter. I can't recall his name, but he was a younger Hispanic gentleman with tattoos, and he was an absolute pleasure--what a cool dude. The ambiance is fantastic: a dimly lit, tavern-style atmosphere tucked away among the Prescott pines. They were gracious enough to accommodate our party of six even though we arrived only about a half hour before closing, which we really appreciated. The food was delicious--the meat was cooked perfectly to the rarity I requested, with great flavor and solid sides. That said, nothing quite blew me away this visit. I will say they have a very impressive and diverse menu, so I'm looking forward to coming back and exploring some of their other offerings. Overall, a great experience with excellent service and a memorable atmosphere. Cheers, and God bless.

We were a little worried the place would be noisy but the levels were fine. No loud TVs or noisy…read moreconversations we had to shout over. We ordered the filet mignon and split it between the two of us. There wasn't an extra steak knife but I didn't need it as it was so tender I could cut it just fine with the regular knife. It was perfectly seasoned. Cierra was an excellent server. We really enjoyed our experience here.

After my Facebook feed started to fill up with images of the food and glowing reviews, I decided to…read morestop by after my haircut at Founding Fathers. I'm very glad I did. This is, by far, the best food truck in this area and one of the better food trucks eaten at in general. The menu is sizable, but mostly uses the same proteins in different dishes which a big plus in my opinion. All the benefits of the care and attention of a small menu with the variety of a big menu. I ordered The Toucan Burrito (a shrimp burrito). First of all, ordering seafood in Prescott is a bold move (feel free to validate my bravery). The shrimp was cooked perfectly and was lacking the usual landlocked fishy taste. What really got me about the burrito was that it was grilled with a cheese crisp on the side. Incredible. Not just because the taste and texture was phenomenal, but that attention to detail blew me away. Finding food like this in this area has proven to be an often disappointing challenge. So much so that it's surprising when I do come across it. Price is reasonable but on the higher end for this area. I think it's justified and would gladly pay it again. Thank you for bringing innovative, fun, and tasty food to this area. I'm glad I can add to the growing collection of positive reviews. I'll be back soon.

We went there for a birthday party yesterday. The food was excellent! the ambiance was awesome. Our…read moreserver was the best! what a great place. Will be going back for sure.

Owner gave a lot of attitude. Said he already bidded this home he wasnt coming out. We newly…read morepurchased the house and was looking for a roofer. In that case he would just send a new quote with prices. Asked about a metal roof and asphalt quote he was very cranky about the request. Proceeded to lecture us about there were no choices in his products and dont expect any discounts and his warranties are the state minimums. Customer service was none. Wouldnt trust him for my roof.

Scotty came to my home today to give me an estimate to repair a roof leak. He went up and…read morethoroughly inspected my roof and concluded I didn't have a leak. Wow, honesty! He could have told me I had a problem and I would have never known. Thanks Scotty, I'll definitely use you if I have any roofing needs. Greg

Badger Roofing's integrity, professionalism, knowledge, skill, and consummate Customer Care has…read morekept the roof at two properties in great shape. A silicone based sealant was applied to the relatively flat roof above the Arizona Room more recently to preserve, protect, and extend the life of the roof. Local and legitimate, Badger Roofing is our trusted source for all things roofing. Ask for them by name, accept no substitutes!

Would give zero stars if that was an option. This is a very careless business that refuses to take…read moreresponsibility for shoddy work and negligent clean up. Two flat tires post roof replacement by these armatures and they claim no responsibility despite the bounty of nails and staples collected after their crew "cleaned up." Save your self a lot of heartache and use another vendor. Based on other reviews it looks like they've really gone down hill in the last year. BEWARE!

A Hidden Gem in Prescott!…read more Don't let the casual, hole-in-the-wall vibe fool you because this place is AMAZING! La Planchada is such a fun little spot, full of colorful decor, beautiful artwork, and so much character. The service was fantastic, and the food? Absolutely delicious! The tacos were loaded with flavorful, savory meat, and every bite was better than the last! And let's talk about those margaritas! Made with freshly squeezed lime juice, they were refreshing, delicious, and exactly how a margarita should be made! We loved this place so much that we actually came back for lunch the very next day! Now THAT should tell you something! La Planchada has officially earned a spot on my must-visit list. Every time I'm in Prescott, you can bet I'll be stopping by! Great food, delicious cocktails, friendly service, and a fun atmosphere. What more could you ask for? Five stars all the way!

Good food Good guac…read moreGood service Good ambiance Most importantly... real cold beer! Dogs okay on the patio

Always prompt, reliable and affordable service. genuinely went out of their way to make our…read moreexperience great These guys are great!

Such a great bike shop. Super nice guys working there and just a great place. Only place I'll…read more bring my bike.

I used Rentright for 10 years. They are a very professional operation starting with Michael Yarnes…read more He was excellent to work with, and his follow-through was impeccable. It's obvious his standards trickled down to his support staff as every single person I worked with was excellent. Shout out to Amanda, Sharon, Jessica, and Nichole. The only reason I'm not using their services today is because I've listed my properties for sale (July 2026). Otherwise, I would continue to use them for another 10 years.

This company is the worst I have ever seen! After spotlessly cleaning the place, they still kept…read morethe entire deposit. Never ever use them, there are way too many places to rent. Upon moving in, the unit needed to be cleaned and i It was left better than received. Definitely a scam operation!

The guys were very informative and friendly with my consultation. Great local business.read more

Every person that we encountered at Yavapai Landscaping has been polite, friendly and informative…read more Answering all questions. Your employees are very professional and customer oriented. My wife called about a drip irrigation issue. The lady who my wife spoke to on the phone was very helpful. She scheduled Mario to come out and review the irrigation issue. He sent a crew out within a few days to repair the irrigation leak. Then this Sunday July 19 a leak was noticed. Walter came out Monday morning; July 20 to repair the leak. In closing, thank you for your prompt response in fixing our irrigation issues. All your employees, are truly an asset to Yavapai Landscaping. I will definitely recommend your business to all that need Landscaping services. Roger & Linda Lukes

I have 4 neighbors that had new roofs put on since I got mine from Legacy Roofing and they all have…read morehad some severe problems. I am so lucky that I chose Legacy, They are right there for me if I have any problems and come out to check thing that I have questions about they took care of problems that were left by the gutter contractor. Repaired the legs on my swamp cooler to make it safer for my roof. While my neighbors roofs are causing them problems that they are not getting help. Everyone there is always happy to help.

Legacy Roofing installed the roof on my home for the previous owner following a severe hailstorm on…read moreJuly 17, 2017, when golf-ball-sized hail damaged roofs throughout the area. I know that Legacy performed the work because the previous owner was an American Family Insurance agent who regularly recommended Legacy to clients dealing with storm damage and chose the company to replace his own roof. The prior owner remembers the hail-storm because in all his years as an agent it was one of the most catastrophic storm damages that he had to deal with both personally and professionally. Nine years later, I experienced nearly 100 shingles coming off my roof during winds of approximately 40 mph, followed by water leaking into my home. Properly installed shingle roofs should not be damaged by 40 plus mph winds. After examining the shingles and discussing the situation with a representative associated with Legacy who is a former owner of the company, I learned that the shingles had been improperly nailed. The nails were placed too high, outside the designated fastening area--a condition known as high nailing. The former owner and two other roofing contractors who inspected the roof agreed that high nailing was present. Improper nail placement can significantly reduce a shingle's resistance to wind and increase the risk of shingles lifting or blowing off. We also identified a serious concern with the underlayment installation. The underlayment appears to have been installed correctly until the final course below the roof ridgeline, where the installation was not overlapped like the prior courses and allowed water to reach the roof decking and enter my home. These are not minor cosmetic issues. The combination of improperly nailed shingles and defective underlayment raises serious concerns about the quality of the original installation. The two independent roofing contractors I contacted have recommended replacing the entire roof because the high-nailing issue appears to extend throughout it. A roof should protect a home for many years, not leave its owner facing extensive shingle loss, leaks, and the expense of premature replacement. My roof is a ticking time bomb. I contacted the current owners of Legacy and offered a reasonable compromise. I was willing to contribute $2,500 toward the labor costs and pay $3,000 to have my solar panels removed and reinstalled. All I asked Legacy to contribute was the cost of the replacement shingles. In other words, I offered to cover the estimated labor and solar expenses rather than ask the company to pay for the entire replacement. Legacy declined, stating that it could not establish that the company had installed my roof because it could not locate the original records. This explanation is especially frustrating because I contacted Legacy in 2024 to obtain an estimate for replacing my skylights and specifically asked whether the original roof installation paperwork was available. I was told that the records were in storage and could not readily be located. At the time, I had no reason to believe that changes in company ownership were relevant to the missing paperwork. Legacy has been bought and sold several times since 2017. I understand that Legacy's current ownership may not have been involved when the roof was installed. However, from a homeowner's perspective, the inability to locate historical records does not resolve the concerns about the workmanship or the damage that has occurred. I believe the company had an opportunity to work toward a fair resolution but chose not to do so. From their perspective since they know I am the second owner and do not have the original paperwork, they are not highly motivated to locate the original paperwork. I am a homeowner, small business owner and contractor, and I understand how important a company's reputation is. I also understand that problems can occur in any business. What matters is how a company responds when credible concerns are raised and a customer makes a good-faith effort to find a reasonable solution. I am sharing my experience, along with photographs documenting the damage and the shingles' nail placement, so prospective customers can make an informed decision. You can see in the pictures where the blue arrows point to where the underlayment stopped and allow for water to go into the decking and then the house. The blue line shows where the shingle is supposed to be nailed and you can see the nail holes above it. I encourage anyone considering Legacy Roofing to ask about installation standards, quality control, record retention, and how the company handles workmanship concerns that arise after a job is completed. The are still struggling with management issues and turnover. Beware

After gifting our son our faithful 9 year old Subaru Forester with 120,000 miles, my wife and I…read morerecently found ourselves in the market for another car. Despite a good history with our previous Subaru, we expanded our search to include similar vehicles including the Toyota RAV4, Mazda CX50 and Honda CR-V. We began our search looking for a late model used car but also considered new vehicles. After many hours of internet research and multiple trips to local dealers, we settled on the Forester and the Rav4 as the best choices to suit our needs. We usually make every attempt to shop locally whenever possible, so we started with Findlay Subaru Prescott and were helped by Gabe Maciel. Gabe was the consummate professional, extremely knowledgeable, friendly, informative, and was never in any way "pushy" in the way that car sales people can be. He was happy to show us anything we wanted without complaint or impatience. Our relationship with Gabe continued over the course of several days because we were also looking at other cars at other dealerships. Gabe was always professional, patient and customer service focused. Although we did not travel to Phoenix, we did shop the Phoenix market online for target vehicles, and we had a few conversations with sales people concerning pricing and availability of potential cars. Furthermore, a friend had just days before our purchase, traveled to Phoenix to purchase a similar make and model as our target vehicle. With his purchase information in hand, I felt I had good inside information as to Phoenix pricing. Ultimately, we decided to pursue the purchase of a new Subaru Forester at Findlay Subaru Prescott if we could secure a fair deal. Initially, the car we were most interested in, was missing a feature we considered essential, so we left the dealership and went home to continue our online search. Almost as soon as we walked in the door, John Ward the Findlay sales manager called and assured us that he could easily install the feature we wanted and sell the car to us at a price we would find competitive. He impressed upon us his desire to sell us the car and keep the sale local if at all possible. He assured us that he wanted the sale and would do all he could to sell us the car at a fair price. We agreed to return to the lot for further conversation. The next step in the process is the one I do not like, negotiating the deal in a salesman's office. I was expecting a stressful hour of high pressure sales tactics but was instead offered the car that we wanted, with the desired option installed by Findlay, at a significant discount from MSRP. Mr. Ward was very "matter of fact", professional, friendly and polite. There was still a little "back and forth" negotiation which was a little stressful but in the end we ended very close to his original discounted offer. What usually transpires next is another stressful experience with the "Finance Guy" in the back office, which is usually an opportunity for the dealer to sell you a host of other things you probably don't need. Instead we met met Mr. Pauly Meyers who was the most unassuming and low pressure "Finance Guy" I have ever dealt with at a car dealership. He did offer us a whole host of things to buy for our new car, and was happy to explain in detail any of them, but Mr. Meyers did not pressure us in any way to buy anything else for our car. He was as personable, friendly and professional as the rest of the team at Findlay Subaru. It's difficult to accurately evaluate different deals from different dealers, so therefore difficult to compare my deal with the one my friend received from the Phoenix dealer, but I believe them to be comparable. Some car dealers sell a car at an attractive price but then tack on fees for dealer installed options you don't want (that they almost will never remove), all sorts of things sold by the finance team in the back office, and sky high loans offers and insurance. It's nearly impossible to compare deals between different dealerships and different buyers. In the end it comes down to the attitude and personality of the dealership. If the dealer you visit is laser focused on making a sale, takes every opportunity to sell you a car jacked up with all kinds of stuff you don't really want, constantly badgers you for the sale, constantly sends you endless texts, email or phone calls, be careful! You are dealing with people who have ONLY THEIR best interest front and foremost in their mind. Other dealerships are happy allowing YOU to decide what you want and need, happy to provide information when YOU ask, happy to provide test drives when YOU are ready, happy to sell you what YOU want, and when YOU want it. To me, that is the mark of a well managed, professional dealership. Findlay Subaru Prescott is that sort of dealer, they provide you with the service and information so you can decide what is best for YOU and YOUR family. Thank you Gabe, John and Pauly

Best auto buying experience we've ever had and we've bought a a lot of vehicles over the years…read more Thank you Kyle, Michael and the team!!!!