Nice place for a drink + small bites or to grab a cocktail/mocktail before heading next door for…read morepizza. Non-alcoholic options are tasty, too.

A great spot to hang out and have some wine and apps as you wait for your table ant the main pizza…read morespot (which can be quite long). We had some pizza adjacent carbs to prep us for the additional carbs that was dinner and I have no regrets.

Great place for a cool vibe and a fancy cocktail. Interior is decorated with a moody, nautical…read moretheme. I got the macadamia chi chi and would recommend. Seating is limited so be aware. The inside is pretty small. The bartender checked on us a few times after giving us the drink recs. Definitely check this place out.

Fun dinner conversation: "Have you ever been to a…read morespeakeasy? "No" "Let's go to one!" "OK!" Off to The Captain's Cabin we went. You enter through a door with a porthole and red light. You are then transported to a pirate themed tiki bar kinda thing with great drinks and a super friendly bartender. We didn't order any of the specialty drinks, but ours were really good anyway.

Vibes. And chill. Bartenders are great drinks and delicious. Food is definitely something to note…read more10/10 The staff is amazing truly some of the sweetest nicest friendly bartenders in town

Very woke. Drinks are delicious. I mean that. I've never had…read morea bad drink here and if you're lucky enough to score a seat at the bar the bartenders earn their right to be total snobs because they know what they are doing. Art cool and interesting. Mix of people enjoy this bar. Maybe for the PICKLE PIZZA!! Server is great too young man with bronze skin and no hair... I love him. Can't remember name. Pool darts and board games. Bathroom situation pretty weird. Doors don't lock or maybe they do but every time I'm here I walk in on someone ohgoodness

Another great experience at the McIntosh. The food was great. I have the shrimp Poboy and my wife…read morehad the vegetable chop salad with crispy chicken. It was a quiet Sunday afternoon, and our server took great care of us. We don't get there as often as we would like, but we always enjoy the McIntosh. It's always clean, and the food is well prepared, as well as being cooked order. By that I mean, if you order something medium rare, it comes out, medium rare.

We came to Happy Hour at the Macintosh expecting the usual -- the kind of place that's technically…read morefine but forgettable. Turns out I'd undersold it. It's better than the template suggests. We ordered four things: mac and cheese, sliders, shrimp risotto, and a beet salad. The risotto quietly stole the show -- creamy, well-seasoned, tasty blackened shrimp. The indoor/outdoor seating was pleasant enough that I regretted not bringing my dog. Service was excellent, the vibes solidly decent. I'd go back.

A fabulous experience with enjoyable mocktails, cocktails, creative menu items that were high…read morequality and full of flavor. Engaging and friendly team enabled a relaxing and valuable night out with colleagues.

I love that they have an indoor and outdoor seating area. Isaac and Tyler both provided great…read moreservice and recommendations on the cocktails. I had the road runner and donkey. Donkey was a little sweeter than I anticipated. Both were delicious. And I ordered the roasted beets. Although I don't know how "roasted" the beets actually were, all the flavors were very well put together - flavors that I would never have thought to pair together with, and I was surprisingly full after eating it all.

Another speakeasy unlocked! Located inside Valentine, this one has a very swanky, casual feel to…read moreit. Very nicely decorated, with a bit of sophistication. The bar is clean and the surrounding tables and chairs make for a good hangout spot with friends. They do have an extensive menu of drinks to choose from and the bartenders are friendly and efficient. They do offer some desserts and some light bites as well. The restroom is pretty bougie and I'm mad that I didn't get any pics or videos because that has got to be the fanciest toilet I have ever seen in public! Lol You just have to see it for yourself! If you're looking for a casual vibe with a good drink selection, this is a good one to try. Great for a date night, too! Have yourself a ball at Bar 1912!

The self-appointed king of speakeasies is back at it with another one. Located in the Melrose part…read moreof Phoenix, I checked out Bar 1912 after having dinner at Valentine (hint, hint: the speakeasy is located inside the restaurant). They have a small parking lot, but it's free and I was able to find a spot on a Friday evening. Ambiance (2.5/5): Speakeasies are known for their sophistication and for their hidden entry. Bar 1912 isn't much of a mystery. There are two entry points. Either a door in the back of the restaurant or a hallway inside the restaurant that's relatively easy to find as there isn't a door or anything in between the restaurant and the speakeasy. Our waiter took us there after our meal. Bar 1912 is nice, but just about average in terms of ambiance compared to other speakeasies. Part of the reason is that it's very loud (seats 30 people or so) and all of the seating at the bar are back-less bar stools (which I personally hate due to my back). I would have preferred to sit on the various couches/sofas next to the bar. Service (4.5/5): Friendly, attentive service. Exactly what you hope for when you're grabbing a drink (especially when they take a little longer to make due to their sophistication). You're provided with water without asking which is always a nice touch. I had to grab the bartender's attention once or twice, but outside of that, a job well done. Food (N/A); Since I had dinner at Valentine prior, I skipped food here. They have a small menu consisting mostly of appetizers (many, but not all, which are offered at Valentine). One option which isn't at Valentine, but which piqued my interest is the Sonoran hot dog. Had I been hungry, it would've been a no brainer. They have four or so desserts on the menu, and I had room for dessert, but none of them seemed appetizing. Drinks (4/5): When I'm at a speakeasy, I look for creativity and an interesting blend of ingredients. You certainly have that here. There's a focus on Native American and Hispanic influences here, which is pretty cool, and fitting since we're in Phoenix and everything. I tried two cocktails, one was a hit and one was a miss. I'm pretty flexible when it comes to cocktails, and I know what I like, so I rarely miss. Unfortunately, it happened here. With that being said, I tried some liqueurs I had never had before which is awesome. And I enjoyed the cocktail menu. This isn't the type of spot you'll find an Espresso Martini...thankfully. With a couple of tweaks, Bar 1912 could be in line with some of my favorite speakeasies in town.

Service was phenomenal ! Our server Erin was so kind and helpful. She was efficient and made our…read moreevening so special. Vincent's was so kind and fast and never let out water run dry. The food was so mouthwateringly delicious and full of flavor exceptionally well balanced. The drinks were very well crafted and not overly sweet. It was a very nice place. Perfect for date nights and business meetings. Will definitely return.

The Gladly holds our history, A tapestry of plate and wine…read more The first time was a sweet decree, Our early steps on date-night line. The second time, the table grew, With hungry boys and joyful noise; They loved each bite, the old and new, A feast that charmed our growing boys. The third time fell upon last night, Just two again, as sparks ignite. Between the sips and dishes shared, We dreamed of who should be paired-- A double date, our favorite place, To bring more friends into the grace. And so we count the days ahead, Where fourth time tables will be spread.

Wow. All I can is what a restaurant! Came here on a Wednesday night 3 weeks before Christmas and…read moreit was a vibe. Secluded upstairs dining area with heaters available. Excellent service, a Christmas tree upstairs, and no reservations required. Glad they were able to seat us considering we showed up without reservations. Downstairs gets quickly reserved so seats upstairs are where they push overflow patrons. Right outside Flint's doors downstairs there is a staircase which opens up to the upstairs dining area. Service was prompt, and we got our drinks by the time we had our mains decided. I got a glass of red to pair with my steak. My partner had a refreshing cocktail, but it was decent. The highlights of the night were the food. SO MUCH FOOD! And it was TERRIFIC! For starters we got the artichoke hummus. It sounded a bit weird, but all it was was regular hummus with 4 artichoke hearts that were crispy. The artichoke hearts were crisp, but moist, and I could have kept eating those all day. It comes with 1 pita bread. The server told us to order another and we did, turns out we needed it as the pita breads were quite small ($3 +). Sure only 3 bucks, but nickel and dime if you are spending $14 on an app... For mains I got the filet medium rare with a side of regular potatoes. My partner got the salmon skewer with a side of asparagus. Both the dishes were cooked perfectly and they were familiar dishes with a slightly exotic touch to it. Must be the middle eastern part of the restaurant. The steak came with a ganache or accompaniments of middle eastern sides. Can't recall what they were but they were great when I dipped my potatoes in them. It was sour, tart, acidic, kind of like middle eastern soy sauce. The server recommended it to us and we got it. The salmon skewer came with 5 decent sized pieces on it. Great for a small eater or someone who doesn't want their own meal. It too was delicious and had light touches of sauce or smoke on it. The asparagus is a favorite. It was cooked as usual, typical steak side and both me and my partner enjoyed it! For dessert, as it was my partners birthday the server comped the pound cake. While it was delicious, it was definitely the letdown of the meal. It was way too sweet including the layer of cream that it was doused with. The sweat cream wasn't necessary as the pound cake was incredibly sweet itself. Also, the pound cake wasn't soft like normal cake. It was quite dry once you peeled away the creme layer up top. I definitely should have gone with the Chocolate Ganache Tart. But their mess up worked in their favor. I'm definitely coming back for another meal at Flint!

Upstairs at Flint is just as AMAZING as inside the restaurant! The food is STILL on 1000% DELISC!…read morethe Service is PERFECT as always! and the ambiance is STELLAR! A beautiful view of the Camelback Mountains. We had a reservation but decided on sitting upstairs, instead. I love that the hostess' are very nice about giving you the options. I have been going to this restaurant since 2018 for business lunches, nice dinners, a company Christmas party-Upstairs. iI is my go to and I highly recommend Flint to others.

One of the cutest finds in Phoenix. This place feels like a speakeasy with dim lighting and chill…read morevibes. They had a great happy hour and plenty of choices. My colleagues and I were there for the drinks so we seemed to unanimously get the sushi hand rolls and French dip sliders. The service was great because our server had a big personality and was very attentive. We stopped in a few minutes before Happy Hour was ending and he let order a few minutes after it was over.

We went to The Mercer for happy hour and made the reservation on OpenTable, which was quite easy…read moreand convenient. We got a booth, and our server, Gatsby, was really friendly. The place had a nice romantic vibe but still felt chill and relaxed. For drinks, we had the Pickle Tiny Tini and the Vesper Tini. Both were good, but I liked the Pickle Tiny Tini better. For food, we started with the French onion soup and got the salmon and yellowtail hand rolls. We also wanted to try the spicy lobster hand roll, but they were out of lobster. We also ordered the French dip sliders, mini lobster rolls, and the pastrami Reuben egg roll. The sliders were really flavorful, and the mini lobster rolls were tasty. The only thing that we don't really like was the Reuben egg roll; the filling was good, but the wrapper wasn't crispy and was kind of soggy. It was nice and quiet while we were there, and free parking was a nice bonus. I try, I review, glad we came to give it a try.

Hello friends!! If…read moreyou haven't given Tratto's a try, then you're missing out!! The pasta is fantastic, fresh, and full of flavor. I can't say I have a favorite, because I LOVE them all. I still have yet to find one I don't like. Restaurant atmosphere is cheerful and upbeat, with lots of great chatter and eating. Service is fast, efficient, consistent, and friendly!! I recommend, highly! Grade: A

Had dinner at Tratto for first time Sat night. If I owned this place I'd shit can the hostess…read more Unfriendly arrogant obnoxious. No smile no greeting. Horrible intro to your establishment. Had the bread and pasta appetizers both excellent. Little gem salad excellent. Pork chops and chicken, chops very thin but flavorful. Chicken not so much. Dry little flavor. Fingerling potatoes, cold hard bad. No real liquor, no Tito's or Bombay just some home made brands that were weak. Desert the chocolate pudding fabulous. Dinner including $70 tip $426. Not a spot I'd come back to. Just had dinner at my Italian daughter, materially better in each category, but venue lacks intimacy