Consistently good food, friendly staff, big portions and a great lunch place when midtown or casual…read moredinner. We love the shawarma and salads, lentil soup and mint tea. They also serve beer I think and wine.

Service: was good-. Plenty of seating food: was good. We…read morehad the cauliflower appetizer. It was tasty. With a tahini dip. The vegetarian platter- mezza was plentiful. I really like their falafel. Maybe my favorite in town. . The mint tea was good. The normal condiment (hummus and baba ) was tasty. Stand-out: cauliflower, falafel and mint tea

3rd visit in last couple months, it's tastier to us than Aspasia & Zayna and I can't get past the…read moreChicken Schwarma $16.25 plate lol. Slivers of moist seasoned chicken with 2 sides and warm pitas. Again have not veered from the 2 sides either, smoky baba ghanouj and silky smooth hummus over fries or side salad. Hubby is also stuck on his Gyro Deluxe $15.75 with Greek Salad. Has the most balanced dressing, just oily & tart enough but a tad sweet. Asked the owner, Reyna who is a delight btw, that I had met on our 2nd visit what exactly was in it...simply oil & vinegar turns out, the latter being Apple Cider not Red Vinegar..aha, the slight sweet. The menu has the Middle Eastern go-tos that we ordered but read along and discover it leans Jordanian and is quite extensive with family platters and stews. Notably too, their bar stocks several Middle Eastern beers, that we still need to pop. Dining Room is fairly small with a few tables and wall painted murals, and a couple of outdoor tables on the walkway in too. Unassuming location in the back of the strip mall, with ATL Wings and Peter Piper Pizza, across from Park Place Mall. Be sure to nav it here for fantastic Middle Eastern fare and maybe discover some new Jordanian dishes too...I'm working on it haha!

Upon our arrival we were greeted at the door and stayed quickly. The tables/menus/eating utensils…read morewere clean, the area free of dust and dirty floors. Clean bathrooms. The server was polite, helpful and knew the menu. The food was delicious, hot and plentiful with rich tender vegetables and meat. A quick Yelp search found another delicious restaurant for us to enjoy. 5+ stars

The trainer Scott is a certified judge , teaches children to older adults , lovely view , bathrooms…read moreand friendly owner Becky

My daughter has been taking riding lessons wth Kate for a few months. We love Lucky Charm, they are…read morevery professional and teach riding in an encouraging and positive way. The ranch itself is a beautiful property and always has people around who are friendly. There are benches and chairs around the arenas so parents or family can watch the lessons, which is awesome. There are also a number of arenas including a fun obstacle course type arena. The tack room and barn are super cute and seem to have varying sizes to accommodate everyone.

We used Rolling Hills Riding Academy for about a year for my step daughter. We had multiple issues…read morewith incorrect monthly bills. We tried for months on end to get the owner to resolve these billing issues. But, to no avail. She billed us for the days we didn't have the girls, and refused to correct charges when we brought them to her attention. Besides refusing to get her bills right, she was curt, rude and disrespectful to the point where we finally decided to take our business elsewhere. We found her to be completely unprofessional - I would seriously consider finding another barn and trainer who seems to actually cares about her customers.

I can only think the negative reviews were a lack of communication…read more Sue is very reasonable and I'm sure that she explained the billing which, in this case could have been confusing. A negative rating is definitely not warranted.

I've ridden horses off and on throughout my life, but never with proper instruction--basically, the…read moreonly advice I ever got was "don't fall off." That all changed when I moved to Arizona and, after doing some trail rides, decided two years ago that I really wanted to learn how to ride. That's when I found Heart of the Horse, and it's been an incredible experience ever since. Lessons here are one-on-one and thoughtfully structured, blending arena work with trail riding--or both, depending on what you're working on. The property has its own scenic trails where you can walk, trot, and canter, plus access to extended trails along a wash for longer rides during lessons. You can choose between English or Western disciplines, and every instructor I've worked with has been kind, knowledgeable, and exceptionally patient--especially appreciated since I started at age 39! What really sets Heart of the Horse apart is how much they prioritize horsemanship. Each lesson begins with grooming and tacking up your horse, which I genuinely enjoy. It's a refreshing change from typical trail rides where you just hop on and go. Taking that time allows you to bond with your horse, and I love being able to spend extra moments with them before and after lessons to say thank you--they really do carry us around with so much grace. The horses themselves are absolutely wonderful, each with their own unique, quirky personality. And the ranch? It's peaceful and shaded, with a cooler, breezier feel compared to the rest of Tucson. Lessons are offered in the mornings and evenings on weekdays and in the mornings on Saturdays--I personally love the early morning sessions. If you're in Tucson and want to truly learn how to ride, not just sit in the saddle, I can't recommend Heart of the Horse enough. It's been such a rewarding, joyful journey.

I cannot say enough good things about this place! I'm a…read moremiddle-aged man, who has always wanted to learn how to ride horses, and I finally took the plunge to commit to ten lessons of Western riding. The ranch is beautiful, and just five minutes from my house. The horses are beautiful, healthy, and well-cared-for. David, the owner, Jordan, and all of the instructors are wonderful people and excellent at teaching you all that you need to know. If you live on the east side and want to learn to ride, this is the place to go.

Step Up was recommended to us for my daughter's 5th birthday party. They brought 2 ponies and it…read morewas a big hit. The ponies were so sweet and obviously well taken care of. They were very professional and did a great job with the kids. The ponies gave rides to all of the kids and at the end they were able to paint the ponies with finger paints. Everyone had a great time and I was very impressed with how professional and nice they were!

We found Step Up TLC because we wanted to ride horses into our wedding and then ride off into the…read moresunset. We were recommended to another gentleman who never got back to us and had to chase him down and eventually said he hated weddings so we decided to look somewhere else.We are a couple that loves to ride horses together and are very outdoors and I couldn't imagine our wedding without biting horses. Everywhere we were finding we couldn't find a decent price or they only did Carriage which is not what we wanted we met Nancy. She was all for it and excited from the moment we met and she was amazing she gave us an awesome deal and allowed us to ride around to make sure we were comfortable on the horses and showed up to the wedding on time and was patient waiting until after we took such a few pictures on the horses have ladders and had two people helping us to make sure because my husband rode a clydesdale into our wedding. Couldn't have had better service! Would use again!