OMG! The chik'n sliders are the best! Sticky, sweet and spicy! I will probably dream about them.read more

The Naughty Vegan is a pop up restaurant that shows up at various festivals in the Phoenix area. I…read morecaught them at the International District Night Market. I really love their menu names such as Basic B!tch, Queen Jezebel, and Meet-Deez-Ball Sliders. Note that they have their full menu on their website but they only roll out with a specific part of that menu depending on where they're at. As for me, I ordered their Basic B!tch burger and the B!tch Got Corns which is a trio of small fried corn on the cob with their honey-less dipping sauce. This cost me $20. Note that cheese on their basic burger cost $1 extra and they didn't warn about that so make sure to tell them if you want the cheese or not. The burger contains onions, signature naughty sauce, pickles, lettuce, and tomato. It was full of flavor, hot, and tasty. Their corn was fairly good as well.

It was hard to make it here during my trip to Phoenix because of their limited hours, but I am SO…read moreglad I did. As a health food vegan, I am always on the lookout for food like this: whole foods/plant-based, including some oil-free options. Their whole menu reads like a list of my favorite food buzzwords: buckwheat, lentil cauliflower scramble, sunflower seed meat, local fermented sauerkraut, freshly milled Sonoran wheat; tempeh, sourdough, homemade seeded bread, homemade cashew milk, etc. etc. It was legitimately hard to decide what to get. I went with the baked(!) strawberry banana oat buckwheat pancakes. Super tasty, and a generous portion. I also couldn't resist an oil-free sunbutter cookie (with its wacky bluegreen tinge that was apparently from the sunflower seeds) and also loved the cold brew coffee with cashew milk.

I've visited The Uprooted Kitchen many times with my best friend. They always have new things on…read morethe menu & it's always fresh, healthy & delicious! It is a little pricey, however, it's worth the cost. As I mentioned, everything is healthy and made fresh. You can't get that without paying a bit extra Their bread is so good, the chutney is awesome, their little side salads are so tasty. I haven't tried anything here that I have not loved. They are a small husband and wife run business, which is always great to see. They are very friendly people who clearly love what they do. There's limited seating indoors, as it's inside Barnone, but you can easily find places to sit outdoors as well.

Nana's Kitchen is that spot. The food and the service were so good I literally downloaded the Yelp…read moreapp just to leave a review--and that should tell you everything. From the first bite, it was clear this wasn't just cooked food, it was made with intention. Hot, fresh, flavorful, and straight from the soul. Let's just say Tabitha Brown wasn't lying--everything is good. No exaggeration. This is comfort food done right. No shortcuts, no bland plates, just real flavor and care in every bite. Very delicious and absolutely worth the hype. Tips: Parking can be limited and the wait can be long, so come prepared. Stay cool, stay hydrated, and definitely use the restroom before you arrive. Trust me--you'll want to focus on the food once you get it.

I don't write reviews, normally I would just move on, but this was pretty unethical so I just…read morewanted to let people know. I placed an online order with Nana's kitchen. (the only way you're able to place an order) I went to pick it up at the time that was given on the app, my credit card was charged immediately. When I went to pick up my order, they were closed. The Sign with the hours of operation were posted and stated they should have been open. I went back to my car and called the phone number on the app, which was a recording. I left a message with my phone number for them to call me. The next day I received a text that said my money was refunded which it was, everything but the tip I had left. I never received a call from them, no acknowledgment at all as to why they were closed and why they kept the tip. I am in the F&B business and no, they could have refunded the total amount that was charged to my card, but they decided to keep the tip. Pretty disappointing and unethical. Edit: I appreciate the response from Nana's kitchen, but it was not just a "bank processing delay" I left my phone number on the recording and asked for a call back, which I never got, had that happened I would not have had to leave review. Communication goes a long way.

I came here with some girlfriends to catch up, but most importantly at the time- consume caloric…read moregains to make up for the lack of while running and producing an awards gala the day prior. They don't seat you until you order and one of us was running late, which "gave" us time to peruse through the menu. Luckily though when she did arrive it was before a mini rush, so no time needed to wait for a table. The employees were super nice - taking us thru the menu and how they operate. Counter order and table service. Had it not been a warm day, we would've sat outside (they have both inside and outside seating). It appears they have daily specials, but I went with a hearty stack of pancakes and some eggs on the side. As good as their prices are on drinks.. I just needed a hit of caffeine to get me thru that day. It be like that sometimes! We didn't have to wait long for breakfast and the girls kept the coffee flowing from cup to my veins. Some of the best brunch I've ever had, bar none. AND not horribly expensive- we love a place that serves tasty meal for $10-15 AND $5 mimosas. And they have TWO locations in town to boot!

I've been eyeing this spot for a while and glad I could finally try it! With a western spin on…read morebreakfast, there are lots of options between egg dishes, breakfast burritos, and waffles/french toast. I ordered the breakfast nachos with beans and subbed the shredded pork for bacon. It was a lot of food. It was delicious though very much a chilaquile type dish. The chips are house made and very crunchy. I tried the cookie butter French toast which was made into a platter. This includes eggs, bacon, and potatoes. The French toast does have that fried flavor to it which isn't my favorite but it was good. Definitely a different type than typical smashed looking French toast dishes at breakfast spots. These were stacked and fluffy. The service was quick and once you order you choose where to sit which is nice. There's indoor and outdoor seating with bathrooms available as well. Overall can't wait to go again!

Wonderful service and delicious Mexican vegan street food. The tacos are all good but my favorite…read moreis the Al Pastor. Also you have to try the ceviche it's so good! The chefs/owners are so welcoming and you can tell they love what they're doing. This is food from the heart.

From the owner: Small vegan pop up. Making different foods but specializing in Mexican eats.We are 2 brothers…read morelooking to make great vegan food for the community. Follow us on IG @ cultura_vegan

If you're looking for a healthy-ish spot that still feels fun and social, Flower Child is a great…read moreaddition to the rotation. The atmosphere is upbeat, bright, and welcoming with a really good energy whether you're stopping in for lunch, dinner, or meeting up with a larger group. The setup works especially well for groups since there's plenty of seating and the ordering process keeps things moving even when it's busy. One thing they do very well is efficiency without losing hospitality. They have both a dine-in ordering counter and a dedicated to-go counter, which seems necessary because this place stays packed. Even during busy times, the staff stays friendly, attentive, and organized. You can tell there's real attention paid to each order and that management understands how to run a smooth restaurant operation. The menu has a lot of solid choices whether you want something lighter, comforting, vegetarian, or protein-packed. Portions were satisfying, and the broccoli deserves its own mention -- somehow simple but absolutely addictive. My only real note is that pricing feels a little high for an order-at-the-counter style restaurant. That said, the quality, atmosphere, and overall experience do make it easier to justify once in a while.

This was not the first time I have been to Flower Child. It's one of those places that I'll go if…read moresomebody else wants to, but I'll never choose it myself. I know my opinion is probably unpopular because it seems like everybody loves Flower Child, but it's not really my cup of tea. I fully understand, though, that that's just me. I do have some weird food issues. I will say this place is so bright and airy and just lovely. I love the paned windows that look out onto the patio, the very high ceilings, and the brown rattan lighting fixtures. Even though the space is quite large, it's extremely inviting. That said, it's a great place for something healthy. I feel like you can't go wrong with any of the choices if you're trying to eat well. My friends lunch looked much better than what I had. I had the Flying Avocado Wrap, and I didn't love it. In fact I didn't finish even half of it - - I took it home and my son ate it. I think it's the bread I don't like, and anyone who knows me knows I can be really picky. Will I come back? Probably. When I have lunch with somebody else who wants to come here, I won't have a problem with it. I would really like to try the forbidden Rice that my friend had. But I'm not likely to ever swing by here on my own.

We checked out this new spot, The Source, for lunch and were really impressed…read more The spicy sausage pizza was excellent -- great flavor and cooked perfectly. The Caesar salad was fresh and really delicious, a perfect side to go with the meal. My wife had the red lentil dish, and it was a great plate, especially since she's vegan. It's always nice finding places that have solid options for everyone. The counter service was a 10-star experience. Super friendly, helpful with ordering, and made the whole visit feel welcoming.

Stopped by this place after reading the reviews and was a bit disappointed. Ordered the spicy…read moresausage pizza minus peppers. And also a garden salad. I ordered everything to go. Unfortunately the pizza was very dry. The salad was as well. I would have thought the salad would've had dressing on the side and I'm honestly not sure if it was dressed at all or if they forgot to include it with my order. The price point is on the high end, and, as I always do w any service. I included a tip for my entire order. Sadly, I was not even offered any water while I waited. I'm visiting from out of state to view some properties in the Queen Creek area, so I wanted to indulge in local eats w great reviews. Think this one missed the mark for me.

My salmon dinner was delicious! Everyone at our table of 9 people enjoyed their food, however when…read moreit came time to pay, our waiter told us he could only accept a maximum of 4 credit cards from our table. Now that's a very ODD policy. Some people had 2 or 3 drinks, some had none. Some had just a salad, some had a full meal. How in the world do you split a bill fairly when our dinners/drinks were all so different. This policy of only taking 4 credit cards for a larger party left us with a bit of a bad impression of Hidden House. Could a manager please look into this?

My friend and I want to gets cocktail somewhere before going to a bridal shower and she recommended…read morethis spot. We were seated right away at 11:15am on a Saturday. The patio had a lot of space and the inside was super cute. Our server was so funny and nice and walked us through the drink menu and we really appreciated it. We got a couple of drinks and both of them were extremely delicious. I will update my review once we come back and have time to try the food!

This place is incredible! With a fish market vibe and a touch of fine dining, you will definitely…read morewant to get on this list. Not just a restaurant, but a wonderful experience. Also great seafood which can be hard to find in the Phoenix valley! Can't wait to go back!! Also shout out to Allison our fav server!

Have you guys checked out Buck & Rider Oyster Bar in Gilbert? It's definitely a MUST TRY. Great…read moreservice, great staff, great location and all around great vibe! Oh, and the oysters are c'est si bon Menu highlights: * B&R Reserve Steak Salad * Hawaiian Goldband Snapper * Cold green beans topped with bits of blue cheese * And the true star of the show... the oysters We tried three different varieties of raw oysters ranging from mild brine to medium brine, and every single one was fresh and delicious. We also started with the Crispy Calamari appetizer which somehow never made it into the photos... which should tell you just how good it was Everything was paired perfectly with a couple of Ace In The Hole drinks. Great food, beautiful atmosphere, and one of those places that absolutely lives up to the hype. #musttry #buckandridergilbert #buckandrideroysters #cestsibon

3/2/26 Back for allot more Liberty…read more It's Pasty Cline night and we always enjoy dining out before our shows. Parking 5/5 Always a challenge but coming early and doing the circle dance landed us a nice space across from the Liberty Market. Atmosphere 5/5 Such a cool restaurant with allot of history dating back to 1935/1958/2008/2022 which reflects the years of the establishments service and architecture evolutions. Always a great vibe here! Service 10/5 Our experience tonight began with the beautiful and friendly hostess Bailey. She greeted us with a warm smile and asked us what our seating presence was. We grabbed a booth overlooking Page street and the foot traffic outside. Our server tonight was Treven who joined us table side. He had our drink and starters in quickly. My wife ordered the Lucky Penny Latte and I had iced tea. Starter was their out of this world Burrata. The photos fall short of its glory. Entrees was their memorable minestrone soup, and I ordered their sesame ginger noodle salad featuring sweet potato glass noodles which are delicious and a host of smartly paired vegetables, chicken and a pleasant ginger sriracha delivering some spice and heat without overpowering the dish itself. For desert we fell way off the wagon with their in-house carrot cake. A slice easily feeds four and we enjoyed ours with espressos. Dinner was excellent from the service to the scratch kitchen food, and expressos, Magnifico! $125.00 with tip and leftovers too. Date night my friends-SYOY!

Previous review for dessert and coffee. Solid 5. Tonight we had the same after dinner and again,…read moreexcellent. But this review is for dinner. We started with large French fries served with two smallish containers ketchup and chipotle sauce. Fries good but could have a bit hotter and served with insufficient amount of sauces. 3. Hubs had Caesar salad. I'm not kidding when I tell you that half of the bowl was croutons. 2. I had the minestrone soup with sausage, no pasta. This was absolute delicious and filling. I'd come back just for a bowl @ $17. 5. Hubs and I shared the wood fired pepperoni pizza. This may have been one of the worst pizzas I've had in recent years. Floppy, scant cheese and sauce. Shriveled basil and tiny pepperonis. Even worse, the bottom was black. Just awful. 1. Our waitress and other servers were all friendly. Nice vibe, clean and gender inclusive restrooms clean and tidy. We might come back for dinner one day and try other dishes. (I'd still get the soup). Super convenient given the Hale theater's close proximity. Well def come back for coffee and dessert! ~EG Eats