On our second visit, I was more disappointed with this place. Our first visit was during their soft…read moreopening. It was at that time I discovered almost everything on the menu has some form of citrus in it. As one of the less-common allergies to be exposed to, I was careful with what I ordered during that visit, and the first time, during the soft opening, the server helped me find something that would not trigger my allergy. This morning, our second visit, we went back. I knew the place was a potential trigger for me. I mentioned to our server about my allergy and that I was having a difficult time finding something that would work for me, and she just kind of shrugged her shoulders and walked away. This non-verbal action basically said "figure it out on your own." I thought I found something on the menu that would work, and ordered it. I do not recall the menu description having any indication of a trigger for me. I thought I was safe. The chickachanga was SMOTHERED in hollandaise. Normally, I can handle hollandaise and be tolerable with my allergy. First Watch's hollandaise is made with far more lemon than reasonably needed. My husband tasted the sauce and even said "Wow! That is SUPER lemony!" I get lemon and lime are flavors to brighten some flavor profiles, but almost every dish on their menu has it. Arugula dressed in lemon, their fresh drinks are all based in lemon juice, their hollandaise has more lemon than needed, the list goes on. Fortunately, for my allergy, it's mild. I wont die from exposure, I will, however, be incredibly uncomfortable for the rest of the day. But, what if it was something more common? Would that same server shrug her shoulders and walk away when a food allergy is mentioned? No matter what kind of deal or promise is made, I cannot go back. The lack of concern from the server is what made that decision for me. There's a better sit-down breakfast/brunch place across the street that doesnt slather everything in citrus.

Service was kind of horrible the day we went, but I think somebody new was being trained. Not…read moresure, honestly. Lots of seating and it's bright and clean. Lots of decent food options with lots of healthier or fresh options. I wasn't blown away but I do appreciate the range of the menu and my parents who live locally love the place.

Heymaker is kind of a hit and miss. I love their chicken strips, but when they come with fries, you…read morehave to make sure you ask to have them fresh and hot. Or they come warm/cold. And when they come with the waffles, the waffles are cold. The staff is great

My wife and I went there one night, just the two of us. Couldn't decide where to eat (because I put…read morethat decision on her) and we ended up here. It's a new location and a very nice building. The place was only about 30% filled so we sat right away. The server was nice, friendly. We arrived during happy hour so got a slight discount on the drinks. So we ordered some buffalo wings. As you can see from the pic we ate them all. They were just OK. No crisp to them and hardly any sauce. Then the food came and oh boy, what a mistake our dinner decision was. My wife got the AZ Burger which tasted like rubber. The fries were strange also, like they were microwaved, cold. She barely ate 1/4 of the burger. Took it home and the kids didn't even eat it. Then to top it off, the dogs turned it down. For my plate I ordered the Chicken Fried Steak. Looked good but zero flavor. I loaded it up with salt and pepper and I ended up eating it all. Then I find out the total bill was just about ninety bucks!!!! Holy smokes. One other time I want to the Litchfield park location for breakfast and it was good. But this location, for dinner, never again. Hopefully they just had an off night.

One of the best breakfasts I've had in a decade…read more Over the years, Americans have converted breakfast to a corporate affair. Today, our breakfasts are experienced at places like "Over Easy," "First Watch," "Village Inn," and "Denny's." It's industrial breakfast. The old-fashioned, mom-and-pop diners are as rare as a hen's tooth. But not in Buckeye, Arizona. The Heritage is a welcome return to the great, neighborhood breakfast counters of old. It's privately owned and the owner, Kevin, greets you and stops by your table. "That's great," you say. But what about the food? And that's where The Heritage makes its name. Let's start with the homemade, pillowy sourdough English muffins. Most places use some industrial-food English muffin preserved with disgusting ingredients like L-Cysteine. These aren't those. These are like your grandma made. They're soft, yeasty circles of beauty with just enough sourdough taste to send your tastebuds into bread heaven. They're a far cry from your basic English muffin. On to the eggs. Most breakfast restaurants use liquid eggs from the restaurant supply. They come in big bags, bereft of nutritious value and flavor, but full of preservatives. Not these. The Heritage uses fresh eggs and they've perfected how to make them fluffy, buttery, and perfectly-cooked. No brown spots or runny middles. It's egg perfection. The sausage is really different. These are not your usual Sysco or Shamrock greasy pucks. They're thin and fresh and meaty and just slightly spicy (not hot just slightly herby). They're a subtle flavor surprise. And fork tender. The potatoes are little cubes of rich goodness. Cooked just right and golden brown. They're excellent. To finish off the breakfast, Heritage serves a luscious Carmel pecan roll with a vanilla glaze. I liked it but it was slightly dry if I want to be ridiculously nit-picky. But most people wouldn't even notice. All of it is served by some smiling young women who were working hard and answering lots of questions. The entire service experience was pleasant, friendly, and efficient. On a Saturday morning the place was PACKED so service was slightly slow. Though nothing like a crazy morning at Over-Easy or First Watch. What an amazing and pleasant surprise this little restaurant is. Their breakfast burrito looked excellent and everybody around us was raving about it. I'll try that next. The menu is small but efficient and contains some little gems. Give the cinnamon roll a try too! This is an absolute must for breakfast or brunch. And I hear the owner is thinking about offering dinner in the near future. A needed find in a historic building in old downtown Buckeye. A new favorite.

The family and I usually stop by for their breakfast, which is always great. This time we came a…read morelittle closer to noon, so I decided to order the Heritage Signature Burger. It's a smash burger with lettuce, tomato, onion, smash sauce, and pickle. You get the option of chips, fries, or a side salad. I ordered it no onions, double patty, with fries. If I had to rate it, I'd say 7/10. The fries were just cooked enough and almost had a hint of being undercooked. The burger itself was pretty tasty, but if the bun was a little softer, I would've given it a solid 9/10. Still, their breakfast is always delicious, and that's usually what keeps us coming back.

We moved in the area months ago and we finally got to try this spot. As you walked in, the service…read morewas very friendly and the inside is so homey. I only got to take a picture of my order which is a Strawberry Matcha with Strawberry Cold Foam. The rest of my family ordered Regular Mango Smoothie and a mixed of strawberry/mango smoothie for the kids. Overall from the service and the drinks, it was all good. We didn't really stayed long but next time would love to get a sit down and drink and eat inside!

Came here wanting to support a family owned business. I'm figured the total would be about $15. I…read moreordered a breakfast sandwich with bacon. I asked the girl if it came with cream cheese she said yes. So I ordered the garlic chive. Then I proceed to order the crème brûlée latte which on the sign said seven dollars and some change. I asked for whipped cream and she proceeds to ask me do you want cold foam or whipped cream? Normally coffee joints will give you whipped cream for free and charge a dollar for cold foam, so I said whipped cream is fine. I pull up to the window wait almost 5 minutes for anyone to greet me and then hit with almost $22 for a mini coffee and a basic breakfast sandwich. First thing I'll say is for the prices. People are paying for these coffees. They should be bigger than the size of my palm. The second thing I will say is always inform your guests of charges. Especially when it doesn't state it the menu. Third thing is creature guest as soon as they pull to the window even if there's a waiting time just so they feel acknowledged. This is a one and done type stop. I'll never come here again.

The Texas dry rub wings are AMAZING! Casual environment, good service. We were short one wing but…read moreit wasn't worth mentioning. They were so good! We also had the chicken wrap which was also very good.

We visited Verrado Grille on a Friday around 5:00 PM with a family party of seven. Unfortunately,…read morethe experience started on a bad note. The hostess was unwelcoming, unhelpful, and acted like she didn't want to be there. No smile. No greeting. We were seated on the patio in 90+ degree weather. The table and chairs were dusty, cobwebs hung from the ceiling, and none of the umbrellas were set up to provide shade. We eventually had to move ourselves to another table to escape the sun. Even then, a couple of family members were still exposed, and when we asked our server if an umbrella could be moved, we were told he wasn't allowed to move them. On the positive side, our waiter did a solid job with service, and most of the food tasted good. However, the chicken sandwich was extremely dry and went largely uneaten. Overall, it was a mediocre experience. The lackadaisical, unfriendly attitude of the hostess really set a negative tone for the evening, and the poor patio setup didn't help. I doubt we'll be returning anytime soon.

Great casual spot at the Victory course clubhouse. Beautiful view of the 18th hole and the white…read moretank mountains. Chicken salad wrap is very good and we know people who make a point of going there for the burgers, double patties, aioli, red onions and more. Yum!

We went around noon. Didn't know it was all outside seating. Surprisingly being in the shade with…read morethe misters on it was very pleasant, in spite of the 100 degree day. And I'm not a fan of heat. The view was beautiful. The lady who took our order was very helpful. Hubby got the cheesesteak and house fries. I got the grilled chicken club with homemade chips. Then we halved everything. Everything was excellent!!! Sorry I didn't take a photo. Highly recommend going here. Their summer hours start June 1. We will definitely be back in the fall.

After our 40 mile round-trip, bicycle ride out the Gillespie Dam Bridge. We look for a local place…read moreto have brunch, found the Sheep Camp. It is definitely quaint, but they have the best biscuits and gravy that I've had in years. Wonderful service. My friends hamburger was amazing

Finding a great, inexpensive breakfast spot is getting harder these days, but The Sheep Camp makes…read moreit look easy--and it's exactly why I keep coming back. The moment you walk in, you're met with a warm, farmhouse vibe, complete with sheep-themed décor that somehow manages to be both charming and unpretentious. It feels like the kind of place where you can settle in, relax, and enjoy a meal without any fuss. The food is consistently hearty, well-prepared, and priced in a way that reminds you that good breakfast doesn't have to break the bank. Whether you're in the mood for classic staples or something a little more filling, they deliver every time. The staff is another standout: friendly, attentive, and genuinely welcoming in a way that adds to the overall experience. They open early--which is perfect for early risers like me--but they close early as well, so plan ahead if you're thinking of a late lunch. Conveniently tucked just off the main drag on Lower Buckeye, it's easy to get to and checks all the boxes for what a local breakfast spot should be. I've been here several times now, and it's officially my go-to place whenever I'm in town and craving a solid, satisfying breakfast. Keep up the great work, Sheep Camp!

What an amazing little place Molinas Creperie is! We came in on a Sunday morning and the service…read morewas great, food exceptional, and the place itself is very cozy. We were blown away by the flavors in the crepes, both the sweet and the savory ones! The only thing I wasn't a fan of was the mazapan latte - flavor was great and coffee smooth, it was just the chunks of mazapan on the bottom of the cup that bothered me. But that was so minimal compared to everything else being outstanding! We will be coming back quite frequently from now on.

​So glad I took the recommendation to check this place out while visiting Arizona! We went all out…read moreand tried a mix of savory and sweet: the Guajillo Chicken with the chorizo crepe, Bacon Breakfast crepe, Nutella, and the Fajita with cilantro flavored crepe. Everything was delicious, but the Fajita crepe blew me away--the savory cilantro batter was so flavorful on its own. Will definitely be returning on my next trip!