Ricky S. on Vine Tavern & Eatery in Tempe:
The place looked as though it was in the midst of some sort of remodeling project, but now upon sober reflection, my guess is that it just always looks like that.
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Lucky T. on Fez in Phoenix:
I love this place, didn’t feel out of place cause we were two gray headed old lady heteros eating there and loved the food and service. I hang out a lot at the Phoenix Art Museum, so FEZ is getting another visit next week from me with another old lady hetero friend..ha! Pretty soon people will be gossiping that FEZ is being taken over  by little old gray headed hetero Grannies eating there….bwahahahahaha!
Scott D. on Sweet Tomatoes in Scottsdale:
Sometimes you need to re-visit restaurants to remind yourself why you don’t go there.
Will S. on La Tolteca Mexican Foods in Phoenix:
The locals gave me the stink eye but that’s just because I found out about one of Phoenix’s best kept secrets.
Brian P. on Coyote Alley in Surprise:
It’s Mullet Hunters Paradise. Locks of Love should send out a mobile unit and roofie these hillbillys and take their hockey haircuts from them.
Julie T. on Four Peaks Brewing Company in Tempe:
I try to sample something new each time I come but always forget what I had by the time I leave.
Dan O. on Frank & Lupe’s Old Mexico in Scottsdale:
Food was very good but service was slow. In fact, we had to go to the bar to order drinks because our waiter wasn’t coming over to our table. Â At the end of dinner, my dinner partner left the table to use the restroom, and our waiter came over and asked me if I was waiting to be seated…this after he had been already waiting on me for an hour and a half.
Andrew D. on True Food Kitchen in Scottsdale:
The service was great, yet everyone had bronzed tans, which made my Wisconsin style like whiteness even more noticeable in the AZ sunset.
Mark T. on Jake’s Grill and Bar in Gilbert:
Having recently had the fried pickles at Texas Roadhouse, we ordered them here. They were…different.
