Gave it another try here and this time we only ordered their burgers. Burger was packed with…read moreflavor, it was juicy and just delicious! The side of fries and pickles were perfectly fried and the temperature was spot on. Definitely would come here again for their burgers. My favorite burger is the French Dip Au Jus and the Greenfire Relic Burger. Gotta say prices for their burgers are pretty reasonable here.

Okay food. Currently not something we go out of our way for. We sometimes grab a bite and order…read morefrom the QR code when playing in the game area. We did go to the sit down area one time for a pizza. It's not the best, but it does the job if you're hungry. The only gelato flavor I liked so far is the mint chocolate chip. Chicken on any meal that I've had so far can sometimes be on the dry side. In fact, most food options here leave you feeling kind of dry in the mouth - on purpose? I'd like some soup options to feel like I'm getting something more nourishing once in a while. In terms of beverages, I try to avoid drinking alcohol and soda nowadays. It just doesn't agree with my body like it used to. It would be great if they could add some kombucha options (GT's or Humm) or any of the new apple cider vinegar based sodas or probiotic sodas. They'd probably get more business from me if they just improved the menu. I'm usually already there for the games - just please consider people who are trying to be a little healthier when developing your menu!

Tristin was our server today. She was amazing 10/10 service. She was helpful and welcoming. Hope…read morewhen I come back, we get her again!!

I love the menu and atmosphere!!…read more A little pricey, but 100% worth it!!! The Poké bowl was amazing!

My daughter and I stopped by The Creek for lunch. They had a sign saying grab menus and seat…read moreyourself. I started with a Skinny Paloma, which was good. We shared the Bang Bang Shrimp, a favorite of ours. The flavor was great as always, although this batch seemed to have a little more batter than usual. Not a big issue, just something we noticed. We ordered the lobster sliders to split and they were great. The order comes with three sliders, and each one was generously filled with chunks of lobster. I also loved the addition of diced tomato and avocado, which added texture. The sliders were a good size. We added a side of truffle fries, which unfortunately fell flat. They looked like regular fries and, while they did have some truffle flavor, they were missing the Parmesan cheese and seasoning that typically make truffle fries stand out. They were okay, but a bit disappointing. We had a nice lunch. The only downside was the price. For one appetizer, one lunch entrée, fries, and one cocktail the total came to over $75, which felt a little steep for lunch. That aside we loved the sliders and would order them again and we always order the Bang Bang Shrimp when we're there.

Those who follow my reviews know how much we love food served at The Creek BUT brunch there today…read morewas not the case. I ordered avocado toast. Not what I expected! Thick cold dry toast with precooked overcooked bacon as a first layer with SLICED ICE COLD avocado ( not seasoned ) with two eggs on top. Our delightful server asked how I wanted the eggs cooked? "Basted " I responded. They arrived half cooked POACHED ( sloppy whites). Certainly not the expected description of avocado toast. Where is the mashed and seasoned avocado we have come to expect? Sorry Austin but this is just not a great brunch item, at least for my taste. My admiration for The Creek still stands strong just not going for brunch again.

There is service, and then there is hospitality…read more Service is taking an order, delivering a drink, clearing a plate and doing everything expected of you. Hospitality is noticing. Last night at Humble Oysters & Bubbles was one of those rare reminders of what genuine hospitality actually looks like. Humble Bistro and Humble Oysters are close to our home, so we visit both fairly often. We decided on dinner last minute and originally walked into Humble Bistro because my wife loves their Caesar salad with the crispy Brussels sprouts. And admittedly, it really is that good. There was about an hour wait, so we walked next door to Humble Oysters instead. My wife ordered a salad there, but barely touched it. Chef Jorge, who I have seen countless times walking through the restaurants, talking with guests and checking on tables, noticed. That part matters. We didn't complain. We didn't ask for anything. He simply noticed. He came over and asked if everything was okay. We laughed and explained that she had really wanted the Caesar from next door, but we didn't want to wait an hour for a table. Five minutes later, Chef Jorge walked over to the bar carrying that Caesar salad from Humble Bistro. No request. No production. He just did it. And somehow, that wasn't even the first example of hospitality that evening. Earlier, I ordered a glass of wine they had unfortunately run out of. Instead of the bartender returning empty-handed and asking me to pick something else, she came over with another bottle and offered me a taste. I ultimately decided I wanted a cocktail instead. Her response? She poured me half a glass of the wine anyway and essentially said, "Sip on this while I make your cocktail." Such a small gesture. Yet somehow those are the ones you remember. Then, to finish the evening, owner Tim stopped by. What could have been the obligatory owner "How was everything?" turned into a genuine 15-minute conversation. And that's when everything made sense. Hospitality like this doesn't happen accidentally. When it radiates from the owner, to the chef, to the bartender, to the rest of the staff, you're seeing culture. Restaurants spend enormous amounts of time trying to teach hospitality. But the best hospitality rarely feels taught. It feels instinctive. It's noticing the untouched salad. It's bringing something from the restaurant next door without being asked. It's pouring someone a little wine while they wait for their cocktail. It's an owner taking 15 minutes to genuinely talk with the people sitting at his bar. Food gives you a reason to visit a restaurant. Hospitality gives you a reason to return. Last night reminded me just how powerful the difference can be.

Humble Bistro is our go-to spot for happy hour, lunch, or dinner. Recently I came for lunch and…read moredecided to try something new. I ordered The Kosher, one of their "Humble Etta's" options. It's their take on bruschetta, although I'd describe it more as a flatbread. It comes topped with honey smoked salmon, jalapeño cream cheese, red onion, crispy fried capote capers, chili oil, lemon, and parsley. The flavors were good, especially the honey smoked salmon, but unfortunately it had very little jalapeño cream cheese. Without it, the flatbread was a little dry. I also would have loved a little more chili oil and lemon. The cream cheese would have added the richness it needed. Thankfully, our other dishes were great. We ordered the Smorgasbord, which is consistently fabulous, and split the Humble Caesar, one of our all-time favorites. Those two dishes never disappoint. Humble Bistro continues to be one of favorites. If I order The Kosher again I would ask they make sure and add cream cheese.

The food here is amazing! The service is great at any location you go to. I come to The Melt at…read moreleast once or twice a month. Highly recommended.

The food is so good! The customer service is on point and the place is very clean. I will…read moredefinitely come back again.

Pricey but you get your money's worth. Burgers are delicious and add-ons will increase the price…read more Whether you get any or not the typical condiments (including your choice of spread) is filling. I had the onion rings but the fries looked delicious. The milkshake I ordered was unique according to the clerk. I combined peanut butter and coconut. To die for! You can add two flavors in any shake/malt for no charge. Take advantage of that if you can.

One of the absolutely worst hamburgers I have ever eaten took one bite and literally tossed it…read more Burger patty's are frozen patty's and cooked on a flat grill they had absolutely no charbroiled to them at all. Tasted like rubber Burger was supposed to be two 3/4 pound patty's but when it came out was the size of my wife's single 1/4 patty burger. Cheese fries tasted like old cheese. Fries are fresh out of the frier yes. But are NOT cut fresh like advertised. Extremely cramped for dining in. This place doesn't deserve a one star. No public restroom even for customers

A few locals at our resort recommended The Sicilian Butcher, and we're so glad we went! It was our…read morefirst visit, and we had such a good evening. The outdoor space is beautiful. We were greeted by the kindest gentleman at the door, who helped us to our seats and made us feel welcome right away. Then we met Lisa--a Jersey girl with Arizona in her heart! What a sweetheart. We laughed so much with her, and she made us feel like we'd known her for years. Honestly, we couldn't have imagined a better evening with her looking after us. Ask for her section if you go, and don't be shy about asking her for recommendations! The food was fresh and so delicious, and the portions were big! We shared the calamari, a side salad and lasagna, then finished with Italian cookies, tiramisu and a latte. Definitely consider sharing, and save room for dessert! We loved the food, the atmosphere and how welcome everyone made us feel. We've already been telling people to visit and ask for Lisa! Lisa, thank you for all the laughs and for making our night so special. The Sicilian Butcher is lucky to have you. We've fallen in love with Arizona, and this evening was one of the reasons why. Until we meet again!

My first visit to the restaurant, as I seen this passing through Glendale on our way home to…read moreNorthern Arizona from vacation. The service was good, however, I ordered the Ceasar Salad and Margherita Pizza for lunch. The lettuce in the salad was bitter and on the verge of turning yellow, the pizza was good, presentation could be better. The staff was courteous to oblige and correct the issue. Bakery side is lovely, Cannoli's are my favorite and they were scrumptious. Overall, it is a beautiful atmosphere, service was good, food could better for the price. I do plan on returning to the restaurant and bakery to try other menu items.

Searched for a date spot with activities and this place came up. Kinda hidden so be sure to use…read morenavigation or have a plan. I thought I had it but then realized I drove past it. Went on a Tuesday and it was packed for trivia! We did have two spots together and that helped. Otherwise you need to order at the bar and go back to your seats. Don't believe they have servers. Bartenders were awesome and friendly. Food truck was delicious! They had an El Salvadorian truck and dang it was good! Trivia had a great host and it was fun! Great place to check out

The beers are very tasty! Service was awesome and very friendly. Ambiance was very well done…read more.. sports bar style I would definitely return

Trying to wind down the night with all my regular places closed early for some reason I decided to…read moretry The Burg. I came here a lot long ago when it was Gallaghers. I walked in around 10:45pm on a Saturday and it wasn't as full as I was expecting. There was karaoke which is not my favorite but the bar was open so whatever. I ordered a glass of house wine while I looked over the drink menu and was given exactly what I expected. My 2nd drink was a Rooftop Lemonade. Vodka, lemonade and cucumber. I have to say I wasn't disappointed. Will I return? Maybe for a trivia night. Otherwise this is your typical corner bar packed with regulars.

The burger wasn't bad at all. It was a double burger with blue cheese and bacon. The bun though…read morereally couldn't support everything and the tater tots landed in the average category. Definitely a weird place loaded with everyone above age 65. Lots of food specials, but burger was well done and would try something else.

The wings were interesting…read more The brussel sprouts were really good. The steak was yummy.

I met a friend at Cook & Craft for happy hour and was pleasantly surprised the menu has changed…read moresince my last visit. They've added more drink options and new food items, which made it feel fresh and fun again. We grabbed seats at the bar and shared the Brussels sprouts and the Burata Caprese, both were great and perfect for splitting. We asked for the bacon on the side of the Brussels, which they accommodated no problem. I loved seeing new items like fish tacos, the tuna tostada, and a charcuterie board now offered on the happy hour menu. They also kept favorites like the cauliflower wings and deviled eggs, which have always been solid. Drink-wise, my friend ordered an espresso martini. I started with the Paloma, but it tasted a little too sweet for me--the grapefruit juice seemed off. I switched to a glass of Pinot Noir and was happy. Cook & Craft is a cute spot with an outdoor patio area. I definitely want to go back again to try more of the new additions to their happy hour.