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    The Grille

    3.8 (5 reviews)
    Closed • 6:30 am - 7:00 pm

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    5 years ago

    CONFIRMED MID! I went here as it is the closest restaurant to me and was not thrilled by my breakfast.

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    11 years ago

    Stopped in after a round of golf with the guys. Great food, plenty of beer, wings and nachos and service second to none. Will be back!

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    The Hidden House - Shrimp skewers

    The Hidden House

    4.3(1.1k reviews)
    7.0 mi
    •$$$

    We had our wedding at Hidden House, and we truly could not have asked for a better experience. The…read morevenue is absolutely beautiful and created the perfect setting for our special day. The staff was wonderful from beginning to end, and we especially want to recognize Katia. She was incredible throughout the planning process, helped relieve so much of our stress, and made sure everything came together flawlessly. She did an amazing job decorating, and everything was even more beautiful than we imagined. The food was absolutely delicious! We received so many compliments from our guests about how amazing everything tasted, which is something people are still talking about. Staff even accommodated our son (who is 4) and made a small kids burger with fries. We are so grateful to the entire Hidden House team for making our wedding day so special and memorable. If you're looking for a gorgeous venue with an incredible staff, beautiful décor, and amazing food, we wholeheartedly recommend Hidden House. Thank you for giving us the wedding of our dreams! We will be back every year to celebrate

    Came with a small group of friends for dinner. We had reservations and when we first walked in we…read morenoticed how warm it was...hostess said their air wasn't working but it was working fine in the back dining area and she was right...much cooler! We love this little gem! There are two wonderful outdoor patios, obviously not for summer seating but during our nice weather, beautiful! Wife had a Blue Hawaiian and said it was flavorful and perfect except a bit less ice would make it better. We decided to share a meal tonight so started with their Loaded House Salad, which they split for us. We loved this salad! Their tarragon ranch dressing was perfect with the mixed greens, the grape tomatoes, pepitas, and bacon crumbles...such a good salad! We shared their popular short ribs (they charged $2 for plate share) which were cooked to tender perfection and served over a creamy white bean puree. Delicious for sure! We finished with some of their Black Forest Cake which was the bomb! Tender, moist chocolate cake rounds with the best tasting whip that has vanilla bean in it and then some great cherry jam to set it all off. What a great meal!

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    The Hidden House - Inside, live music (Sat)

    Inside, live music (Sat)

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    Butter board

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    The Brickyard Downtown - Pork "Banh Mi " Tacos

    The Brickyard Downtown

    4.5(889 reviews)
    6.9 mi
    •$$

    My daughter, granddaughter and I stopped in for dinner and we're immediately told there was no…read moreavailability, despite several empty tables. Both hostess at the front didn't offer a wait list. Instead, we were offered a table in the back outside while everyone else was seated inside. As a Black family, the experience left us feeling unwelcome. I can't say why we were treated this way, but the interaction was extremely disappointing, we chose to dine elsewhere. Update: After my original review, the restaurant reached out to apologize for our experience. We decided to give them another chance, and I'm glad we did. Our return visit was completely different. The service was excellent, and we had the pleasure of meeting the Ashley Cook, General Manager and the owner. They made us feel genuinely welcome. I appreciate that they took our feedback seriously and worked to make things right. Our server Tyler was exceptional.

    The Brickyard Downtown Fact: Located in downtown Chandler, Arizona, the historic 1920 building was…read morethe home of the Chandler Arizonan, Chandler's very first local newspaper, The Chandler Arizonan! It has been nine years since my last update and with them celebrating their 10th Anniversary, why not write a new review? The Brickyard Downtown still features the original exposed brick walls, concrete floors, and tin tile ceilings that date back over a century. Talk about sitting in history. This place has tasty food and amazing sips. My friend and I recently popped in here for Ladies Night. We only had sips this time around as our other friend wanted to meet up for cocktails too but I couldn't change our reservations so we had to leave shortly after. I had their Hera (Bayab Rose | Elicser | Grapefruit | Lime | Orgeat | Egg White | Rose Water), $17: It was a delightfully balanced drink with a perfect egg white froth on top. Great sips. Coming back, I was reminded why the first time coming here left me with a great impression. It's still a cozy spot though so I wouldn't recommend coming here with a large party.

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    Cabbage and sausage lasagna

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    Tempura Cauliflower

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    Culinary Dropout

    Culinary Dropout

    4.0(1.3k reviews)
    9.8 mi
    •$$
    Full bar
    Happy hour specials

    Culinary Dropout is a huge, spacious restaurant, but somehow has a cozy feel. I had the vegan curry…read moredish and it's was delicious and plentiful. A bit too salty though. It had plenty of flavor and didn't need so much salt. The Brussels sprouts were amazing! Crispy with so much spice and flavor. We also had the pretzel bites which were just ok. Service was a bit slow, but they were very busy.

    We went here on Sunday to celebrate our daughter's birthday - 4 different families. It was the…read morelast game of the World Cup, so quite a few people here. My son had ordered food from here as takeout last year. The food taste was interesting, though, I really like the cheese dip for the pretzel bites. The bites were pretty big. Lots of tables at this location, a bit warm. But our party of 14 was easily accommodated. Our daughter chose this place and it was quite loud. My husband and I are quiet people, so if we were to choose again, probably not here because of the loudness and all the TVs all over the place. But for those who like it loud, TVs and do not mind the prices on the menu, have at it. I don't remember our server's name. If she told us, I couldn't hear what she said. She was alright. Honestly, I had a hard time hearing even my son who sat next to me, and hearing my sister who sat one seat over in front of me, I couldn't hear what she was saying. Loudness is an issue for me and I do not have hearing issues. Our bill with tip came to over $700+. That was the most expensive lunch we've ever spent for our party of 14. Typically we're in the $400-500 range. But it was a special occasion. My husband and son got the 36 hr ribs. My husband really loved them. My son said it was okay. I didn't ask my brother and BIL who also got the same dish. I know my BIL was unhappy that he didn't get the side he requested and when they gave it to him (asparagus, I think), it was cold and he wasn't pleased about this. I got the hub burger and it was okay. There was a lot on the burger, but the patty itself, didn't have that much flavor. Some of the "Starters" or appetizers things were salted too much, but the burger did not taste like it had any salt. I had eaten too many starters so when my food came, I wasn't very hungry and took most of it home and ate for dinner another night. My husband and son do not like coleslaw and I ate theirs. THIS I really liked and tasted much better than KFC. I loved the sweetness and that the cabbage was shredded bigger than KFC. The pretzel bites were good. We got wings, and they were so-so. The roasted brussel sprouts were too salty. The deviled eggs were okay, but pricey for 2.5 eggs, which I do pay at Trader Joe's for organic free range pasturized eggs I could've gotten over 2 dozens. But, yes, I pay for the service and ambiance. I really thought there would be more than 5 halves for the deviled eggs. We got the nachos and they were okay. The melted cheese sauce was the best part. My mom got the fish and chips and she seemed to pick at it. She didn't want to take home, so it must not have been that good because she almost always takes a doggy bag home. My sister had the salmon and it was in a huge bowl and didn't look to be that much food. It was pricey. One of my SILs got something I didn't recognize and she said it was okay. No one I could tell was over the moon with the taste of the food and I heard the word "interesting" quite a bit. It's not that it tasted bad, but it didn't really taste good good. You know what I mean? I did bring a special order cake I got at Nothing Bundt Cakes in Gilbert. I asked Culinary Dropout if we could borrow a cake cutter. They didn't have one. Weird. This was a Red Velvet cake and this was absolutely divine. It was moist. The frosting was some sort of yummy cream cheese frosting. The cake was perfectly sized for our party of 14. The cake was the best part of our meal and it didn't come from Culinary Dropout. I would pay this much for a meal at Roy's for lunch for this sized party, but alas, all the Roy's in the valley are closed down. So sad. I'm not saying this place is bad or the food tastes bad. It's okay and pricey. If the food was great or amazing, we don't mind pricey. We have paid over $1K for meals for our big party, and happily do so when the food is equivalent to the price.

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    Culinary Dropout
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    Tryst Cafe - Hawaiian Breakfast: House-smoked kalua pork, cabbage, jasmine rice, eggs, wonton crisps, and soy glaze. Photo by Marci Symington.

    Tryst Cafe

    4.0(715 reviews)
    2.1 mi
    •$$
    Healthy dining
    Gluten-free friendly

    Sometimes a great restaurant is passed by everyday, and you don't even realize it, then one day you…read moretry it, and instantly think "why did it take me so long to find it?" That's Tryst Cafe for me! From the moment you step in, you're happy. The music is perfect level, not loud but heard, the ambiance is warm but well decorated, the staff are all presentable and polite, and the bar selection is extensive. The seasonal menu is big and tempting, but even the standard menu is to die for, especially the desserts options. Very tasty, very fresh, but all with the knowledge that you're eating homemade quality ingredients, not processed or generic. I simply must try their breakfast menu in the future. If you like high quality farm fresh ingredients, and want a stylish restaurant thats not too fancy, then Tryst Cafe is value for money, and definitely worth checking out. No complaints, so easily 5 stars!

    I went to Tryst Cafe for brunch with a group of seven on a Saturday afternoon. We made a…read morereservation through Yelp right before just to be safe. However, when we checked in, they couldn't find our reservation, which was fine because they weren't super busy and were able to seat us right away. We only had one server, but he did well managing our group. I ordered the following: Almond milk latte Parmesan fries Super kale omelet The fries were decent, but could have used a lot more parmesan. The super kale omelet was alright. It was an egg white omelet with sautéed kale, spinach, roasted tomato, goat cheese, avocado, and flax seed; with fruit, no bread. My iced latte was also just okay. I really appreciate the many vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options. Our group had various dietary preferences and restrictions and everyone was accommodated.

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    Tryst Cafe - Shrimp Tacos. Photo by Marci Symington.

    Shrimp Tacos. Photo by Marci Symington.

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    The Ends Restaurant - Bone Marrow & Tartare

    The Ends Restaurant

    4.2(353 reviews)
    21.3 mi
    •$$$

    Stopped by The Ends for a quick dinner before my flight and had such a good experience!…read more I tried the bolognese tagliatelle with bison and wagyu, and it was delicious. The pasta was really well made, and the bolognese was rich and flavorful without feeling too heavy or cheesy. As a tomato lover, I obviously had to try the tomatini. It was a must for me. Super refreshing, savory, and delicious. definitely one of the more unique cocktails I've tried. Not pictured was the pistachio espresso martini - I love pistachio so it was a must as well. It was smooth and had great flavor. I sat at the bar, watched the game, and had a really nice, easy dinner before heading to the airport. The staff was super attentive, funny, and sweet, which made the experience better. I walked in on a Wednesday around 5-6 PM and it wasn't busy at all, so getting a bar seat was easy. It did start filling up around 7 PM though, so making a reservation might be needed!

    Cool little spot with a great location. I love that they don't use seed oils, and the menu is…read moreinteresting. The downside is the price. Food and drinks both felt overpriced for the portion size and quality. Everything was good, but it wasn't a $300 meal. As a lifelong Anthony Bourdain fan, I couldn't help thinking he would have hated this place. He loved authentic hole-in-the-wall spots, not the glitzy facade so many Scottsdale restaurants have. Personally, I thought the decor was nice, but the thought still crossed my mind. The staff was solid. I'm giving 3 stars based on the overall value of the food and experience.

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    Amazing artist

    The Ends Restaurant - Bone Marrow & Tartare

    Bone Marrow & Tartare

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    High Tide - Chilean Sea Bass

    High Tide

    4.2(1.7k reviews)
    6.3 mi
    •$$

    Came for AZ Restaurant Week to take advantage of their special menu for this event. Some of us…read moreordered off the regular menu and a few of us ordered off the special one. Once again...a meal that was fantastic, fresh, and well cooked. Wife had an Amaretto Sour, which is made with Disaronno and she loves that drink, saying it's well balanced and she likes that they don't use the egg foam on top. She also ordered off the Crabby Hour menu some scallops on the half shell and some roasted brussels sprouts. This place knows how to roast spouts so that they are tender and toasted and not overdone. So yummy! The scallops are served with a light ponzu sauce drizzled over which complimented the tender scallops. Delicious! From the Restaurant Week menu, I chose the crab & Artichoke dip which we love and it isn't typically on their menu. It was so good and I had to ask for some extra toast points because there was so much dip! I also got the stripped bass, which was cooked to perfection although a smaller portion than the one you get from the regular menu. They do bass right! And for dessert, chose the Pumpkin Pot de Creme, which was my first taste of pumpkin for the season. Creamy and so good although I took off most of the whip cream because it was a lot. Overall another wonderful meal at our favorite fish restaurant!

    Hubby and I really enjoyed the plethora of seafood options. They have these steam pots in the…read morecenter of the restaurant so you can see how they assemble some of their dishes which was cool to watch. We tried one of their house steam pot specialties and a seafood tower. The seafood was fresh and you can try a little bit of everything, but I think next time, we'll opt for one of their house favorites instead.

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    High Tide - Bar area at High Tide Steelyard

    Bar area at High Tide Steelyard

    High Tide - Washington Roll

    Washington Roll

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    BJ's Restaurant & Brewhouse - Crispy Calamari

    BJ's Restaurant & Brewhouse

    3.5(136 reviews)
    9.2 mi
    •$$

    Had an outstanding experience at BJ's Restaurant & Brewhouse in Queen Creek! From the moment we…read morewalked in, the atmosphere was welcoming, energetic, and perfect for a night out with family and friends. The food was absolutely delicious with a huge variety of options on the menu. Everything we ordered was fresh, flavorful, and served perfectly. The service was even better--our server was attentive, friendly, and made sure we had everything we needed throughout the meal. What really stood out was the beer selection. The handcrafted beers were exceptional and paired perfectly with the food. Whether you're a craft beer enthusiast or just looking to enjoy a cold one with a great meal, this place delivers. It's not easy to find a restaurant that consistently combines great food, outstanding service, and amazing beer, but BJ's in Queen Creek does exactly that. Highly recommend for date nights, family dinners, celebrations, or just relaxing after a long day. We will definitely be back!

    I'd give it a 3.5 !…read more The Pizookie was honestly the best I've ever had! I got the spooky Oreo with the orange one, and I would go back just for that and the spooky Creamsicle drink! The thick personal pizza was also good for what it is. I probably wouldn't come here on my own unless someone invited me for a group outing, but I think it's a great spot for big parties and groups. The price was a little high for the overall quality. Our waiter was nice and had a lot of people to take care of, but I wish he had recommended some of the options on the menu. For example, I asked for a lemonade and was told they only had regular or strawberry, when they actually have several other flavors. Overall, it was an okay experience. I'd definitely come back for the Pizookie and spooky Creamsicle drink, though!

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    BJ's Restaurant & Brewhouse - Inside

    Inside

    BJ's Restaurant & Brewhouse - Salted Caramel Pizookie

    Salted Caramel Pizookie

    BJ's Restaurant & Brewhouse - Classic Cheeseburger* $13 meal deal

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    Classic Cheeseburger* $13 meal deal

    The Grille - newamerican - Updated October 2026

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