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    The Cellar at Creekside

    4.5 (23 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    What's the vibe?
    Live music
    Juke Box
    Good for kids
    Dogs allowed

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    Boneless wings
    Stacy F.

    Staff was friendly and it's a super cute restaurant and lodge. The food is just ok. I had the boneless wings and they were good. My kids had the pizza and the sauce tasted like it was Ragu from a can, not very good. My friend had the meatloaf and it wasn't very good either, they should add a veggie to the plate for $18. Overall a nice dining experience but the food could be better

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    Shasta G.

    July 2024 - Taco Tuesday platter. It's a no for me. Beans were bland, they and the rice were lukewarm at best. Tacos were okay but unremarkable. There are other area restaurants that make them more to my liking. Salsa was good.

    "Smoke Stack" pulled pork sandwich

    We've driven past this place a bunch of times. Today we decided to go there on the spur of the moment for an early dinner. Since it was a Sunday afternoon, there was no live music and it wasn't crowded, which suited us fine. NOTE FOR THOSE WITH MOBILITY ISSUES: When you enter the building, you must descend a flight of stairs to get to the restaurant. Alternatively, you can walk down a fairly steep asphalt ramp on the east side of the building and enter through the restaurant's back door. There are no railings on the ramp. My husband had the "Copper": Prime rib and Swiss cheese on a 6" hoagie roll with a side of au jus ($16.99). The side he chose was onion rings with honey mustard sauce. I had the "Smoke Stack": Slow cooked BBQ pulled pork on a brioche bun with a side of pickles and extra BBQ sauce ($12.99). I chose a side salad with ranch dressing. Both were fresh and tasty. My husband said the onion rings were especially good, and he brought several home to eat with tomorrow night's leftovers. For dessert, my husband had cherry cobbler and I had a brownie topped with vanilla ice cream and both chocolate and caramel syrups. The brownie was enormous, and half of it came home for tomorrow night. The total with tax and tip was $70. The service was prompt and friendly. Also the view was beautiful (see photo). We will definitely be back.

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    Good Food and Service / I would come back again / Just follow the signs to the downstairs bar and grill

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    Great food, awesome entertainment, great service , unique restaurant venue can go in all types of weather they have music festivals as well

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    Amazing food, staff and ambiance. It was great to get off the highway to this little oasis.

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    The Clinkscale

    4.9(768 reviews)
    25.9 mi
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    Unsatisfied. Chefs and cooks did fine. Bartender did fine. Front of house manager failed to…read moremaintain an "elegant atmosphere" as described on the web page. He strutted around like a proud Guinea cock but did nothing to control an elegant atmosphere. Booths were cramped and music was too loud. Patrons had to yell to be heard. Food and drinks were good. Prices were good. Dean Towle.

    Coming back to The Clinkscale for a second time--after such an unforgettable honeymoon experience…read moreback in November--just confirmed what we already knew: this place is truly something special. Traveling back to Arizona, we knew we had to return, and once again, it exceeded every expectation. The filet mignon is simply out of this world--served sizzling in a cast iron skillet with clarified butter, it's incredibly flavorful, perfectly cooked, and melt-in-your-mouth tender. It's the kind of dish you think about long after the meal is over. What really sets this place apart, though, is the people. The staff consistently go above and beyond, creating an experience that feels both elevated and welcoming. And Michael, the manager, is exceptional--so accommodating, attentive, and genuinely invested in making every guest feel taken care of. It's rare to find a restaurant that delivers this level of quality and consistency twice, let alone make you want to keep coming back. Without a doubt, one of the greatest dining experiences in the USA. We'll absolutely be back again.

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    Rock Springs Cafe - Chocolate Cream Pie!

    Rock Springs Cafe

    3.1(1.6k reviews)
    23.2 mi
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    I can already hear the question: "Five stars... for this place?"…read moreYeah. And I mean it. Rock Springs Cafe is probably my favorite "tourist trap" in Arizona, and I don't use that term as an insult. It knows exactly what it is, and more importantly, it leans into it without apology. We stopped in yesterday with a group of nine after a night up in Sedona, heading back toward Phoenix. This has become a bit of a tradition for us, but it was the first visit for most of our extended family. Before we even got inside, they started noticing something unusual. People walking out were smiling, making eye contact, telling us, "Get the pie." Not once or twice. Over and over. It's got that kind of reputation. You walk in and it's part restaurant, part roadside curiosity. There's a gift shop right there selling pickled everything, jars lined up like a museum of vinegar and ambition, plus the usual mix of souvenirs and trinkets. It sets the tone immediately. This isn't trying to be refined. It's trying to be memorable. Because of our size, we were seated in the larger dining room. It's got that classic, slightly chaotic charm. The kind of place kids instantly love because there's so much to look at. Ours were fully entertained before the menus even landed. Food-wise, it delivers exactly what you want it to. I had the pulled pork Reuben, which hit the spot in that unapologetically indulgent way. Not delicate, not trying to impress a food critic. Just good, satisfying, and gone faster than I expected. The kids ordered off the kids menu, no complaints, no leftovers worth mentioning. Everything came out right, no issues, no drama. If I'm being completely honest, this probably lands at four stars on food alone. Solid, enjoyable, but not life-changing. Then Andrea shows up. Our server completely changed the experience. She was warm, genuinely friendly, and knew how to read the table. She gave us time when we needed it, checked in without hovering, chatted just enough to make it feel personal without slowing things down. Handling a table of nine isn't easy, and she made it look effortless. That bump from four to five stars? That's her. And yes, we got the pie. You don't come here and skip it. I went with the bourbon pecan, which has been my go-to forever, and it's still exactly what I want it to be. Rich, a little over the top, and absolutely worth it. Prices are reasonable, especially for a place that could easily coast on its reputation alone. Before you leave, do yourself a favor and check out the "Rare White Bat." It's one of those weird little details that somehow fits perfectly here. Bottom line. This place isn't perfect. It's better than that. It's consistent, it's self-aware, and it gives you exactly the experience you came for. And sometimes, that's worth more than perfection.

    We thought we'd eat in the cafe before going to the Pie Box to purchase pies. It's okay mainly…read morebecause of the atmosphere, character of the cafe and, of course, those delicious pies. But the service is lacking and employees do not seem to be consistently pleasant. A refresher training of the staff in CX would be worth it. Those awesome pies are what gets them the extra star (2 instead of 1). :) We'll be back to purchase full pies to take with us, but we'll dine somewhere else.

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    Rock Springs Cafe - Small but organized back shop with pies, cookies, and pastries

    Small but organized back shop with pies, cookies, and pastries

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