The ambiance is amazing. Especially at sunset. But the service is awful. Super slow. The orders are messed up. And it's been this way for the last 3 visits. They just don't seem to know how to manage a restaurant. The food is decent. If they could just figure out how to get the service right, I would come back. read more

We've been going to the Adobe for decades and always appreciated the historic charm the old place had. We were sad to see it go. But wow the new Adobe is exceptional. Beautiful interior design with views right on the golf course. We've been several times and have enjoyed the food and service very much each time. Highly recommend. read more

Looking for great food in a fun interactive, cool place... This is it! The outside area overlooking the Gulf course is amazing! We enjoyed drinks and a late breakfast after biking along the canal to this great restaurant/bar. read more

They are still figuring out staff requirements but the food is amazing. The new place and atmosphere can't be matched. The daily dinner specials are amazing. If they offer the pork chop, just get it!!!! The Bolognese is so wonderful. Their old school items are great. FYI, you can't leave without having a scoop of the ice cream!! read more

I am a usual consumer client at this location, I am extremely unsatisfied with my last visit, I was there for Father's Day this past weekend. They had buffet style service. I was charged automatic 20% tip fee over my total charge. I specifically marked 0 on the receipt and was charged automatically on my card for an amount I did not authorize, when I called customer service I was given the run around, spoke to 3 different reps to get to the manager who didn't have the authority to resolve the issue. Be aware of the automatic charge without authorization. read more

Fast service and very accommodating. The setting is amazing and hard to imagine you are in the middle of the city. The food is good and solid. The makeover was so worth it and due. read more

My Long anticipated thoughts of returning to My Former Favorite Ruined 11-20-24 Disappointment Is an understatement Last Sunday 11-17-24 my first Sunday brunch after waiting months since the old Adobe was torn down was not just a disappointment but frankly an insult. For the past 10 -11 years I have been spending Sunday's Brunch at the Biltmore and then the Adobe Grill after the Biltmore started to charge $75.00 for their buffet. This was not my first return as I have brought friends in for a weekday lunch twice previously. I had to insist on the patio as company was in from out of town. However it was my first return to the adobe for Sunday brunch. My last Sunday was on the last weekend (February I think) prior to them closing it permanently before tearing it down (I took many photos). The staff including Bertha are familiar with me and would occasionally seat folks in the public eye next to me as I would not bother them, including Jerry Colangelo (Adobe Golf and Grill Co-Owner), Kari Lake and entourage during her gubernatorial run, Maricopa County Sherriff Paul Penzone etc. I travel from Mesa over 20 miles for the special Sunday treat. Last Sunday I arrived after the rush around 12:30pm and looked at the patio before entering and was pleased to see it was only maybe 1/2 occupied. Once at the Hostess station and asked how many by a man who is obviously new I said just one and I'd like to sit on the patio please. "No seating available on the Patio, you can go directly to the bar". Well no I don't want to sit at the bar which was very crowded and football on, so I would then like a table in the restaurant please. Nothing available in the restaurant now he replied... As I looked inside I could see many vacancies in there as well. I said then I will just wait. Then in comes a young couple with two small children whom I had passed in the parking lot on my arrival. Bertha who now just got off the phone said do you have a reservation? No the lady replied. Follow me and were led right out to one of the many vacant tables... Ouch! Then a young lady comes and askes again (while the guy is standing there) can I help you? No I am waiting for a table in the restaurant she picked up a menu and said we will have to set a table for you. I followed her out to a table next to several other tables ALL set and removes one setting and sits me down, WOW. The food is mostly the same always good but nothing you can't get at any other Bfast place. The bar seating WAS EXTREMELY CROWDED one would need to sit between others without spaces! The 20 plus mile journey to what I have always thought of as my special Sunday Brunch spot. That is with one exception... PRICE, I can stop at any bar that serves food and sit there along the way within 1 miles of my home in Mesa and save 30% not to mention the travel and fuel. The increase in prices at the New Adobe is NOT A PROBLEM, as I am traveling by may other less costly options for a reason... PREVIOUSLY! The increase on food at the Adobe is completely understandable and I am more than willing to pay for the experience. What I am not willing to do is pay for something I can get anywhere and "be welcomed in" without over a decade of patronage. In short this guy whoever he is, is short and kurt not to mention unfamiliar with long time regulars. As for Bertha I have to say she was there and did nothing to correct this, so one can only ascertain this M.O. is a directive from the ownership. In summary, why double the capacity of the restaurant, patio, bar AND Parking only to exclude those who make a special effort and overlook much more cost efficient breakfast, brunch, lunch. One would think that for those who have endured parking across the street and walking and circling the lot waiting to park, as well as longer waits to be seated over the years at the old smaller Adobe they would be welcomed in? Sorry to say and I thought I'd never say this, Jerry C. and Co spent millions of dollars on this beautiful venue, and the message I got (right out of the starting gate) is only new clients large groups with large checks are welcome. Long time patrons are also welcome in large groups otherwise sit at the crowded bar. Good luck Adobe grill going forward in this rapidly changing economy as the indicators now show things could be on the downward trend. PS Photos attached of last Sunday at the Adobe Grill GOOD LUCK Ed Mesa AZ read more

Remodeled and fantastic! Great patio for watching golf and grabbing a snack. Love their lemon pepper wings, sliders and orange creamsicle's.

Went for the first time since the renovation for dinner. Sitting on the patio is unbeatable. Service was kind but not very attentive (didn't clear dishes, fill water, or come back to get our dinner order after appetizers). My husband's scallops were undercooked and my burger was overcooked, but the charcuterie board and shrimp cocktail were great! Everything else on the entrees too. read more

We came here for Sunday brunch and the food was good but nothing special. However, the atmosphere was very nice, great views and good service. read more

The service was lackluster and the food had zero flavor. Paid $100 for a flavorless dinner - very disappointing.

3 of us went for dinner. They had a piano player who sang and she was great, sounded like Nora Jones. Cocktails good & service great. My salmon was really yummy however the other two had bolognese & pomadora which were below average. We would go back but for lunch so we can enjoy the golf course view. read more

Worst possible service ever! We have been coming here for more than 20 yrs. the food and service have always been good until the remodel was done. The place looks amazing and the atmosphere is great! However the service absolutely sucks! and the food is well below par. We were seated at a dirty table on the patio. although it was not busy at all, just 4 or 5 tables being occupied throughout. The hostess came back an wiped the table, which was great except that she wiped all the food crumbs onto the floor and my lap.. i had to pull away from the table in order to have the rest of the dis-guarded chunks of food tossed in my lap.. honestly is this the norm now? we then sat there for more than 12 minutes waiting on a server. Frustrated I went to the bar to order drinks. Scott, the bartender barley made eye contact, and eventually said "do you need something?" Not hello, not welcome in, not how are you not Merry Christmas.. just do you need something.. well i would not be standing at the bar with a credit card because i was not in need of something. I ordered 3 drinks, paid with my card as i was on my way back to the table our server (never caught her name, dark wavy hair, thin, 20-25yrs) asked me if i ordered drinks at the bar, i replied yes but we are also wanting some appetizers too. she did not say anything and walked away set 3 waters on our table and she never came back, refused to even look at us even though we tried multiple times to get her attention. she was personable and flirty with a group of men seated at the table next to us. Again we went to the bar to get another round and some nachos. when the nachos came we had no napkins or silverware. then to our surprise the hostess came by and asked if we had requested a server.. we had now been seated at this table for over an hour. we had already spent more than $125 on 6 drinks and an appetizer. we asked her for some salsa and some silverware... she never came back. we had to get our silverware from the bar, from Scott who seemed very bothered by the request. seemed weird that she would now ask us if we requested a server. there was clearly a server for our table she had brough us waters and been serving all the other tables, in fact we saw several servers while we were there. but she refused to serve us in any way. At these prices at this location this is absolutely astonishing. If she would have greeted us at all or possibly said i will be right with you or stopped by and said hello or anything we would have probably gone on waiting longer to be greeted much less served. i think not greeting a table for more than 10 minutes when its not busy means you don't care if they stay or go. this was a terrible experience that i will not forget. the food quality is below average and the service is the worst. we were intentionally ignored, and for the record she lost more than $30 in tips, which we gave the unfriendly bartender. i will tell my friends and my entire professional network. do better, its been long enough now to get it together and hire a staff that understands service. huge reflection on the management team for this too.. what would you do? read more

The issue with the Adobe is a disconnect between the marketing dept and operations. It is marketed as a restaurant within the luxurious Biltmore - and it has all the physical characteristics to fulfill this - but it's run more like a golf course club house. We live nearby and have been here now four times. There's always multiple people at the hostess stand who want to have a huge debate about which table we should be seated at and whose section that's going to be in and how annoyed the server is going to be if another table is added to their section. Then once we're finally seated, the limited menu doesn't change and four times in a row now are appetizers have arrived at the same time as our entrées. There's real potential here. It's like the wait staff and kitchen staff think they're working at a golf club clubhouse but the marketing staff thinks it's a full-fledged high-end restaurant. There's a huge disconnect that just doesn't work. read more