Always such a treat to come here! Everyone is so sweet, they give you recommendations if you're…read moreoverwhelmed with the menu, and they NEVER miss! Personal fave is the sugar cane with kumquat, it is DELISH!

Coco Shack is a great place to stop by when you are craving a refreshing drink, especially on a hot…read moresummer day. They have a wide selection of beverages, including teas, lemonades, coffee, mojitos, Yakult-flavored drinks, and fresh sugarcane juice, so there is something for everyone. My go-to order is the mojito with passion fruit purée. It is incredibly cool and refreshing, with the perfect balance of sweetness, fruity flavor, and fresh mint. It is one of those drinks that is both flavorful and thirst-quenching without being overly sweet. I noticed they also offer fresh-squeezed sugarcane juice, which sounds delicious. I will definitely be trying that on my next visit. If you are looking for a refreshing drink to beat the heat, Coco Shack is worth checking out!

The blonde older lady working in the tequila section on Saturday was just flat out rude. My…read moreboyfriend and I were looking for recommendations for tequila. She made it seem like we were there to get drunk??? She had an attitude basically the whole time she was talking to me. For no reason. At one point I said "never mind" and wanted to walk away but she tried to make up for her attitude and gave us a couple options to try. The tequila was great and both my boyfriend and I agreed we were gonna come back to purchase the Suavecito (but we already had our hearts set on a wine from a wine sample we tried). The gentleman at the wine section was a whole lotttt friendlier. Since we tried a couple of tequila samples and didn't buy any tequila at the time, when we walked away, she said "All that and you still didn't buy anything". Girl. The attitude. Just flat out rude. If you're so miserable at your job, find a new one. Also it's so uncomfortable being followed around the whole time you shop there. Literally feels like hawks around you. I definitely won't be back. The wine is good tho!

I love coming here for the wine classes! I think this store in particular does the best ones!…read more This time the class was about Italian wines! Stew and Mark always make it so fun! They are both very knowledgeable about the wines, and always answer everyone's questions. They also give generous pours. The snacks they had were different bruschettas, and they were delicious! A lot of the wines we sampled in this class were less then $20 which is an awesome price point for good wine. I definitely took home a few bottles. Highly recommend taking a class here.

Unless you're just looking for beer or low quality wine, this is not the place to shop. I have Had…read morebetter selection at a Circle K.

I needed banana liqueur and decided to stop here as a last resort after not finding any at several…read morestores in Phoenix. Not only did they have it, they actually had multiple options and the clerk was able to make a recommendation based on what kind of drinks I was making. Stopping here worked out better than I could have dreamed.

Finally made it here and my rating is LOVE IT!! Monsoon Market is a small market featuring curated…read moregift-y items, wines and canned drinks, and a selection of fun pantry items. It was the latter I came for, and I got some Aiyoh Miso mayo and some cool heirloom beans. The store itself is so fun and the vibe was great on a Sunday afternoon. So many people stopping by and interacting. The non-food/wine products were really fun -- most interesting selection of Baggu I've seen, and just lots of fun stuff. If I had a place for it, a candle holder would have come home with me. There's actually a decent sized parking lot right out front so don't hesitate to swing by!

I had been meaning to check out this store for some time ever since stumbling upon their Instagram…read morefeed. It looked like a fun store with lots of unique items. I made haste when they announced they were considering closing shop. When I finally did visit, I was not disappointed. I chatted at length with the shop clerk, learned about their natural wine selection, even got to sample a crisp white wine, and explored everything that was part of their eclectic inventory. I came away with quite a few impulse buys, but I really enjoyed the experience! Looks like they're sticking around since they renewed their lease and even started up a new coffee shop/eatery in the same plaza. But I encourage everyone to support this amazing local business and bask in a wack-a-doodle shopping experience!

Great service from the associates there, they're always friendly and willing to assist. They have a…read morelarge assortment of beverages and snacks.

I needed three different alcohol items. Somewhat confused on where to begin looking. Asked Kie'Ara…read morefor help. She took me to different parts of the store and each item was there. She even gave recommendations on various port wines. Kie'Ara was very professional, but also did it with a smile and a little laughter thrown in.

Came specifically for a small bottle of Disaronno and after looking at their website, discovered…read morethat they carry the airplane sizes of liquor. I just needed a small bit for a new recipe and when I got there, I talked with Amber who was amazing! She looked up my request and we discovered that this location doesn't carry specifically the small bottles of Disaronno, but they did have the 375 ml bottle so I ended up getting one of them. Again...shout out to Amber for helping me!

What a frustrating experience! I went in to buy a variety pack of Surfside beverages. They had two…read moredifferent kinds listed on the shelf and both of them had labels for $19.99. When I got to the register, the lady rang me up and said it was going to be 2199 each. I let her know that the sign posted where these are listed on the shelf was 1999 in two different places. On the shelf and also in a different area in a refrigerated case. Both said $19.99. The lady at the register said the manager could override one of them, but not both of the boxes that I was going to purchase. I said that didn't make sense because it wasn't the right price that was posted. They said that's what it is and I said well it's Miss marked and they said no that's for green tea. There was no green tea. Nowhere. And by the way, the box for this is green and it is tea. It didn't make any sense and they literally argued with me and would not give me the two dollar difference to purchase the items. They got huge attitude and was completely rude with me. I was very calm and just stated that it didn't seem right that they didn't have anything listed for $21.99 for any type of Surfside. I let them know that the only price is listed were $19.99 for all of the Surfside beverages. And there were no Surfside beverages for $21.99. I ended up leaving without purchasing most of what I was there to buy because of the terrible attitude of the "supervisor" Ladon LaShawn or some name like that. It's awful to be treated so disrespectfully and not have them honor the price that they're listing for items. By the way, that's actually called false advertising. I will never go back here again strictly because of being treated so rudely when they're the ones that made a mistake in listing the prices for their items. Blaming a customer for your mistake and causing them to pay six dollars more because I was going to buy three boxes, is just bad business. Now they lost all of that money over six stupid dollars. They can kiss my butt. I will not be back! Drove to total wine and it's $16.99... bought 3!! Thank you for being customer friendly, Total Wine!

Terrible service the guy didn't even bother saying more than how much it was regardless of what…read morequestion I asked. DONT GO HERE TERRIBLE SERVICE.

I love coming here the staff is so nice and always helpful. Han always helps me with…read morerecommendations and is very accommodating

We dined here as a party of four on a Sunday evening (the first guests seated at 5:00 p.m.). Given…read morethe glowing reviews, beautiful Instagram presence, and higher price point, we walked in with high expectations. Three of the four of us cook regularly and host dinners, so we all pay attention to food, service, and the overall dining experience--though we each have very different tastes. Interestingly, we all left with about the same impression. The restaurant itself is beautiful. The décor is warm, inviting, and immediately makes you feel like you're in for something special. Our server was attentive throughout the meal, although there were a few service hiccups that affected the experience. We started with cocktails. All of them were good, but each seemed just slightly out of balance. I ordered the OG Margarita on our server's recommendation, and while I'm admittedly picky about margaritas, this one was noticeably too sweet. The seasonal menu sounded exciting, especially since they emphasize using fresh, in-season ingredients. Our server insisted on us trying the Tomato Board. At $40, which was the most expensive appetizer on the menu, we expected something very memorable. It featured several varieties of tomatoes (including a surprisingly delicious pickled green tomato), a light and airy whipped mozzarella, and a single long piece of focaccia. Everything tasted fresh, and the whipped mozzarella was the standout--we'd never had anything quite like it. Unfortunately, with only one piece of bread, we had to order another just so everyone could enjoy it. Good? Absolutely. Worth $40? None of us thought so. We also ordered the escargot, which was delicious, though it's hard to describe five pieces as "family style." For our entrees, we ordered the burger, the sausage with potato latke, and what we thought was the lamb and mussels special. At first we were going to order the pork belly noodles instead of the sausage, but our server thought it would be too many noodle dishes, so we happily took his recommendation to get the sausage. Unfortunately, there was a miscommunication, and the pork belly noodles were brought instead of the special we were most excited to try. When we pointed it out, he acknowledged the mistake but he wasn't quick to offer a resolution, which left us in an awkward spot where we just decided to keep it. Ironically, the pork belly noodles ended up being our least favorite dish. The pork belly was overly chewy and quite salty, while the noodles were bland and seemed just slightly undercooked. The fresh mint was a nice touch, but it wasn't enough to save the dish. The sausage with potato latke, yogurt sauce, and pickled red cabbage was surprisingly excellent. The flavors were balanced, the portion size was generous, and it ended up being one of our favorites. The true star of the evening, though, was the burger. We split it four ways, and every single one of us commented on how good it was. Perfectly cooked, well-seasoned, topped with melty Gorgonzola and a vanilla bean jam that married beautifully together. We used every last bite of the warm bun to soak up what was left. Overall, we'd give the food about a 7/10. Here's what took an otherwise 4/5 star experience down to a 3. The air conditioning wasn't working on a 115-degree day. But I'm not lowering my rating because mechanical issues happen. At first it wasn't noticeable because it was still cooler than outside, but as dinner went on we were all visibly uncomfortable, passing around my hand fan. Only then did our server mention that the A/C had been out. You come here for an experience and if you know upfront a patrons experience will be affected you are under obligation to tell them but no one mentioned it when we arrived or made any effort to acknowledge the inconvenience or tried to make up for our discomfort in any way. Persephen clearly has talent in the kitchen and a beautiful space, but when you position yourself as a premium dining experience, every detail matters. We enjoyed parts of the meal, especially the burger, but overall the experience didn't quite live up to the hype. For us, 3 out of 5 stars feels like a fair rating.

Have heard many good things about this restaurant and finally got to try it!…read more Most of their ingredients were local produce, so the flavors were richer. I have never had an artichoke appetizer like this before - the artichoke was lightly fried with chips, chimichurri sauce and buttermilk - the texture was meaty and the flavor was creamy with a refreshing kick. The cioppino was good too. Again, love the texture - even though it was a soup, the fried leek really added flavors and crunchiness to the dish. And the seafood was really fresh. The bread was also airy. Their service was also excellent! The staff were friendly and immediately noticed that we needed a to-go box even though we didn't request it.

omg love this place ! it's such a cute place for brunch, dinner, a simple date, to catch up.. what…read morenot! food is delicious and customer service is so attentive!

Layout here is very different than north Scottsdale location. Retail store is very pretty, cool…read moreshirts and short hoodies. You order your food at a kiosk and it's delivered to your seat or the bar. Dakota went above and beyond to attend to me even though I was at the bar not drinking. I asked for a side of marinera because my light cheese pizza didn't have much sauce. My only suggestion would have been heavier sauce or extra sauce warmed on the side. Otherwise a great stop!

This place is a gem! The staff are always friendly & service is always quick. They have a drive try…read moretoo. Located next to Sprouts, in a strip mall, it's convenient. I get cases of my favorite wine (out of Oregon) ordered and shipped to them w/o up charge.

Fantastic customer service, friendly & knowledgable staff, great selection, and hard to beat prices!read more