We've been going here for years and it's a great place with fantastic service. The food is…read moreexcellent overall, my one issue is with the steak. The last two times I been there and ordered the steak it was very disappointing. It's full of fat and gristle. Never used to be like that, maybe they have a new supplier or they are buying a lesser quality product. Anyway always loved this place, so it's just a

I grabbed a quick lunch here at The Macintosh after shopping at the nearby Trader Joe's. This place…read moreis located in the Town and Country Shopping Center. Even though my time here was brief, I had a nice time here. Service was great and food was delicious. I enjoyed the atmosphere in the dining room. I didn't have time for drinks, but I hear they have a nice selection of drinks in their bar and a great happy hour. The Macintosh is described as a neighborhood restaurant that serves modern American and Southern cuisine. It was once called Grassroots Kitchen & Tap before it got rebranded. They have a diverse menu with a lot of different choices. Shrimp and Grits, Barbecued Beef Ribs, a Chicken Salad and Po Boy Sandwiches are some of the standouts. I settled on the Rotisserie Chicken which came with a side of onion rings. I'm a big pesto fan and loved the buttermilk pesto for dipping. I had a nice time and look forward to a return visit. In addition to happy hour, The Macintosh has brunch on the weekends.

Food was great, our server Neil was awesome! Music was great too! Would come again and close to the…read morebaseball and basketball stadium

Delicious food - crispy chicken, flavorful green beans and collards. Great service by Kat.read more

Make sure you make a reservation. They seat big parties BEFORE walk ins. Easy 2 hour (+) wait if…read moreyou dont have a reservation. Aside from that, food is amazing, service was great.

I went into SugarJam The Southern Kitchen with one mission: find elite shrimp and grits. What…read moreactually happened was far more dramatic. I accidentally discovered catfish and grits so good they completely hijacked my original plan and made me forget shrimp even existed. First of all, if you order this dish and DON'T add the house hot sauce, you are actively cheating yourself out of happiness. That sauce takes everything from "this is really good" to "I may need a moment alone with this plate." Perfect amount of heat, flavor, and Southern soul. Now let's discuss the bacon situation. The bartender, Bridgette, casually talked me into adding a side of bacon like it was no big deal. What arrived at the table looked less like breakfast meat and more like something excavated from Jurassic Park. That bacon was MASSIVE. Thick, smoky, crispy perfection. I pride myself on never leaving bacon behind under any circumstance... and yet this thing defeated me. Somewhere out there is a remaining slice that still haunts my conscience. Also, shoutout to Bridgette because she made a watermelon hibiscus drink so ridiculously good that I accidentally ordered a second one like I had nowhere to be and no responsibilities in life. Refreshing, smooth, dangerous in the best way. Beyond the food, the entire atmosphere was just a vibe. Great music, great energy, great service -- the kind of place where you immediately feel like you picked the right restaurant before the food even arrives. SugarJam doesn't just serve Southern food... they serve the kind of meal that makes you start planning your return trip before you've even paid the check. When I come back to Scottsdale, they can absolutely expect to see me again.

When you know what you like... you stick with it Gus's…read moreWorld Famous Fried Chicken is my go-to for crispy, flavorful fried chicken that always hits. My usual order: 3-piece chicken tender plate Mac & cheese + another side And every now and then... I'll switch it up with some catfish or a wing Service is always great, and don't forget, bring back your plastic Gus cup for a discount on your next drink!

Went to Gus's because it was highly recommended. In town for a conference and wanted to try…read moresomething locally and new. Upon entering we were able to sit anywhere. The environment is relaxing and soothing music is playing throughout. The waiter asked if this was our first time and welcomed us. He provided recommendations and was very helpful. The food was good. The tenders he stated was a spice level 2. The other bone-in chicken was a spice level 6. I ordered the tenders meal. The tenders were plentiful. The baked beans were good along with the fries. You get a souvenir cup when you order a drink. Good place. Would eat here again.

I worked across the street in the 90s. People in our office would go and report back…read more If they liked you, the food was great. If you were white, they probably didn't like you. Those people got unseasoned, undercooked food. No salt at the table and their waiter would be so rude and aggressive, you were afraid to ask for some. (Clearly intentional.) After a while, friends from the office would go just to report back so we'd all have a laugh about it. Tragic history. Crazy experience. Welcome to Phoenix. At least you have a story to tell.

Not sure what can be said that hasn't been already. I can't claim to be a soul food expert, but I…read moredo know a great tasting meal when I have one. Popped in before a Suns game, an easy walk past Chase Field. It was good to get away from the usual pregame options. The place was clean and inviting, and had a little bit of a "back in time" feel without being dated. Quickly and pleasantly welcomed and seated. Then came the hard part, making choices. We had fried chicken and fried catfish, with sides of Mac and Cheese, macaroni salad (yep, Mac two ways), greens and mashed potatoes with gravy. All were great, obviously home made from longstanding recipes. Especially into the greens, which were bursting with flavor. The catfish was delish, and my wife called the fried chicken the best she ever had. Saved room for peach cobbler, which was served smoking hot. The perfect sweet end to the savory meal. Next time I'm all in on pork chops, which looked amazing. And we will come on a Sunday, the only day dressing is available as a side option. If you're looking for a meal that feels like a friend had you over for supper, go here! Thanks Mrs. White's family!

I don't write reviews, normally I would just move on, but this was pretty unethical so I just…read morewanted to let people know. I placed an online order with Nana's kitchen. (the only way you're able to place an order) I went to pick it up at the time that was given on the app, my credit card was charged immediately. When I went to pick up my order, they were closed. The Sign with the hours of operation were posted and stated they should have been open. I went back to my car and called the phone number on the app, which was a recording. I left a message with my phone number for them to call me. The next day I received a text that said my money was refunded which it was, everything but the tip I had left. I never received a call from them, no acknowledgment at all as to why they were closed and why they kept the tip. I am in the F&B business and no, they could have refunded the total amount that was charged to my card, but they decided to keep the tip. Pretty disappointing and unethical. Edit: I appreciate the response from Nana's kitchen, but it was not just a "bank processing delay" I left my phone number on the recording and asked for a call back, which I never got, had that happened I would not have had to leave review. Communication goes a long way.

Nana's Kitchen is that spot. The food and the service were so good I literally downloaded the Yelp…read moreapp just to leave a review--and that should tell you everything. From the first bite, it was clear this wasn't just cooked food, it was made with intention. Hot, fresh, flavorful, and straight from the soul. Let's just say Tabitha Brown wasn't lying--everything is good. No exaggeration. This is comfort food done right. No shortcuts, no bland plates, just real flavor and care in every bite. Very delicious and absolutely worth the hype. Tips: Parking can be limited and the wait can be long, so come prepared. Stay cool, stay hydrated, and definitely use the restroom before you arrive. Trust me--you'll want to focus on the food once you get it.

The hostess, Danita, was friendly, warm & welcoming. She set a positive tone for our meal. She…read moreelevated our dining experience!

Our server Danita was amazing. Would come back just for the customer service. The food was just a…read morebonus.

If it weren't for Yelp I probably wouldn't have discovered this little place, even though I drive…read moreby it daily to get home. Tucked back in a small building, just off Southern Avenue, you'll find Southern Fried. It is a small little walk in store front, so plan ahead to order out. We went ahead and ordered online to make things simple and easy. As shown on their building and advertised they show they serve Jamaican food so I was pretty let down when I looked at the menu to discover they do not have any Jamaican food. Seeing pictures of previous Yelp reviews of jerk chicken and oxtail left me bummed. We ended up ordering the fried okra, fried mushrooms, the 2 fish and 5 shrimp combo, along with the fried catfish and fries. We took our food to go and headed home, just around the corner. Once opening the containers i instantly got excited about the mushrooms. Anyone that knows me knows i am mushroom obsessed. With a quick dip in the ranch that came with and popping one into my mouth.... Yummmm! The okra was a bit of a miss. It seems they were still a bit slimy. Moving along to our main courses, I was disappointed to find that our fish was packed on top of our fries and the fries were very limp, soggy and unseasoned. I think packing the takeout differently could easily eliminate this issue. The catfish and shrimp were seasoned to perfection. They both had a perfect blend of spice and a light and crispy batter. I would love to see Jamaican food on the menu, as the advertising is a bit deceptive. Overall I would definitely be willing to try them again and would love to give one of their burgers a taste test.

Stopped by for the first time to get some food on the way home. I had the catfish and shrimp. It…read morewas very good. It is a very bad neighborhood. I was not in the store long and I come out to my rear window being broken with a rock. I had just picked up four watermelon and left them in the back seat. These watermelon cost less than $25 dollars. People need to get a job!

Ivy was so sweet, knowledgeable and accommodating. Food was excellent and Chefs were very friendly…read more A hidden gem.

The Welcome Burger was so good I had to let loose with a Pulp Fiction quote "This IS a TASTY…read moreBURGER!". I combined it with frites and a Red Beer (PBR and spicy bloody mary mix) for a fantastic happy hour dinner ($16).

Took my wife for her birthday dinner here. Tucked away in a beautifully restored house, this cozy…read morerestaurant delivers a tasting menu experience that's nothing short of magical. From the moment we stepped inside, the intimate ambiance and warm service set the tone for an unforgettable evening. Each course was a thoughtful journey through seasonal flavors, beautifully plated and perfectly paced. Standouts were pork cheeks that melts-in-your-mouth. The cocktail and wine that we took were spot-on, elevating each bite and adding another layer of indulgence. The chef's passion clearly shines through every dish, and the attention to detail, from the local ingredients to the printed menu, made the experience feel extra special. It's rare to find a place that so thoroughly delivers on its promise, but this little gem exceeded all expectations. We left full, happy, and already planning our next visit. Highly recommended for food lovers looking for something intimate and exceptional. Well, do note that they don't do anything special for birthdays, at least they did not do for us when I reserved a spot via OpenTable with the details already.

A wonderful dining experience!…read more Initially, we were sad when we learned that Binkleys was closing. Our first visit to The Larder and the Delta made us feel that many of the aspects of Binkleys that made a meal there so special are still accessible. Chef Stephen perpetuates the spirit of Binkleys. The tasting menu deconstructs and reassembles familiar and unexpected ingredients into unique plates. The menu seems to change frequently. The Cod Cheeks and Wagyu Short Ribs were favorites during our menu. We were able to enjoy cocktails and two plates outdoors before moving to the dining room for the rest of our meal.