I had the opportunity to visit the concert side of the Hale Center Theater and was thrilled with…read morehow cozy and pleasant the experience was. The entire space holds maybe 250 or so people and each seat has a good view of the stage. The performers are fantastic (I was there for the Yacht Rock show) and I loved how enthusiastic and expressive they all were. You can purchase snacks from their portable concession cart either before the show or at intermission. If you have the chance, be sure to check it out!

My parents, especially my dad, are huge Bee Gees fans. So, when I saw that Hale Center Theater was…read moreputting on a tribute show while they were visiting, I knew I had to get tickets. We purchased tickets for the Thursday, January 8th show. We arrived a bit early on the day of the show. It was our first time at Hale and we wanted to be prepared. We were directed to a side entrance where they usually have their music shows. I knew the theatre was small, but was still surprised to see how intimate it was. I didn't mind it. The theatre sells concessions before the show and during intermission. We didn't purchase any. The show was phenomenal! The band and the singers were very talented and put on a fantastic performance. They nailed the original voices, which is not easy, and even hit some of the high notes. It took us back to the disco days of the 70s. We can't wait to catch another show at Hale Center Theatre!

I'm ashamed to say my first time in here was 3 days ago. Crazy actually. All these years! I always…read morewanted to go but never did. We will be going back again very soon. The pizza? Tastes like a boxed pizza you put in an oven at home. Or like cafeteria pizza. But everything else is pretty great. And the pizza isn't bad! Isn't just nothing special. Everything else makes up for it. Wow I could sit and describe this Orgon for an hour and my description would suck. It's the biggest theater organ in the world. Absolutely jaw dropping. I had no idea the place was so casual. Walk in, order, very well priced. Hang out come and go as you please. We will be going back very soon.

What I got: All day IPA…read moreFried mushrooms Onion rings Small Pizza (several toppings) I haven't been here since I was a kid in elementary school for a choir trip and I had thought this place closed down till I recently found out that it was still open so I made a 40 minute drive with some friends and we had the best time it was just as great as I remembered as a kid the music was amazing the feel and theme inside gives you a Oktoberfest vibe , they have a small arcade area with a prize area and upstairs area as well to eat and watch the fried mushrooms were pretty standard as well as the onion rings, though my mushrooms were oddly sized and I think it could've used a bit more pieces, the pizza tasted like Peter Piper pizza honestly but that pizza is pretty good to me. The crust was pretty thin and I hear that you make their dough in house and I thought the dough tasted great. The toppings on top tasted good didn't taste like canned stuff My beer was a bit warm though, and they serve them in those reusable plastic cups. They are all like scratched up and stuff. I usually have sensitive skin so I react on like these bacterial cups a lot which I did a bit on my lips. I plan to come here more times in the future really great time just simple standard bar food. I would say don't expect the best food you're here for the organ player not the food so they aren't focused on making top notch food you know and what I really like. Is that there there's no tipping here like no option to do so on the machines and in the world we literally everything makes you tip. It feels nice to have a break from that. But definitely tip your organ player they have a big jar in front

Super friendly. Great selection of games. Bought Pokémon Platinum and Omega Ruby. Both carts are…read morelegit and work perfectly. Amazing service and quality.

Great little shop! Great selection, fair prices. The staff was helpful and nice. Is a little far…read morefor my drive but I can't wait to go to their new location.

nice comfortable venue. Parking is weird and the concessions are really expensive. Spacious seat,…read moreclean restrooms

I had a great experience at the Regal Gilbert movie theater and would absolutely recommend it. The…read moreconcessions team was fun, friendly, and genuinely helpful, which made grabbing snacks a breeze. Bonus points for the cotton candy--it was fresh and surprisingly delicious. The theater itself wasn't very crowded when I went, but it was clean, well kept, and comfortable. The recliner chairs are a huge plus, and the seating is arranged in pairs. That does mean for a packed movie you might end up sitting next to a stranger--personally, I'm in the "the more the merrier" camp--but it's definitely something to know before you go in case that's not your thing. Between the comfortable seating, clean space, and great staff, this is an easy place to recommend. I highly suggest checking it out for your next movie night.

My birthday party was Amazing. We all had the BEST time. We…read moreheld the party at our home and had about 20 painters. Reagan was very easy to work with during the planning stages, quick to respond to emails and was down for any ideas and suggestion that I thought of. We also chose the specialty "Paint Your Pet's Portrait" Class and each painter sent in a photo of their pet to have Tawny, our teacher, draw an outline of the animal so that we had an easier place to start when we began painting. Because we had so many painters, we were able to have a second teacher and that was very beneficial as there was a ton of activity as we all began painting. The teachers arrived early and brought Everything with them that we would possibly need - easels, paint brushes, paint, aprons, canvas. Everything. Everyone involved was super friendly and very helpful. The prices were VERY affordable too. We had a great time and I would definitely do this again, and our paintings turned out Awesome!!!

I'm no Picasso, but I had a really fun Saturday afternoon trying to put paint to canvas. Reagan…read moreGuzman guided us (my wife and some friends) through a three hour class where we tried to duplicate a tropical ocean view with palm trees and jumping dolphins. It was hosted by My Wine Cellar, who supplied one drink and offered up their happy hour menu for further indulgent. The pace of the class was good and the assignment was plenty challenging. We all learned a lot, being novice painters. One or two in our group ended up with paintings that I would actually hang in my house. We all walked out fulfilled and with a better understanding of why we should stick to our day jobs.

We had such a great time at Mother Nature's Farm! We went during the fall and got there right when…read morethey opened, and it honestly felt like we had the whole place to ourselves. It was so peaceful and such a fun experience -- we'll definitely be back!

Although the farm is small and has its charm, our experience at a recent birthday party was…read moreunfortunately overshadowed by the behavior of a staff member who claimed to be the owner. She was rude to several guests, which created an uncomfortable atmosphere. Most of our party parked in the overflow parking lot, which is clearly marked with multiple signs. However, during the event, the employee walked over and padlocked both gates, preventing anyone from accessing their vehicles. We were told to reach out when we were ready to leave so she could unlock the gates. When the party ended, I texted her as instructed, but she refused to open the gates. She claimed no such arrangement had been made and told us we would have to walk all the way to the front entrance and then back to our vehicles, instead of simply unlocking the gates. This situation was frustrating and unnecessary, especially after being given different instructions earlier. While the location itself is nice, the lack of professionalism and poor communication significantly impacted our overall experience.

Went a few weeks ago (Jan 2026) was a huge hit with a party of 7. Everyone continued to talk…read moreabout how much fun and next games to pick when we go back.

Just went for the first time with my 2 boys (10 and 12) and it was a huge hit! We will be back!read more

As the name implies, this is a small museum dedicated to the history of Gilbert. It's located in a…read morebuilding that used to be a school hence why the place itself feels so creaky and old. It costs $6 for adults. My personal favorite part of the museum was the train room. There's also a small art gallery where you can buy pictures as well. Most of the gallery is reading. There is also a room dedicated to a small quilting club. It isn't mind blowing, but note that you can get a free 2 person pass from one of Phoenix libraries so I suggest doing that.

A small but very interesting historic museum about the Town of Gilbert, AZ. It's named after…read moreWilliam "Bobby" Gilbert, and in this little old former schoolhouse you can learn all about the history of this little town that's grown to be pretty much like a smaller city. There's currently a quilt exhibit by local artists/craft quilters who sent in their beautiful one of a kind quilts and they're all for sale too. Each room has a theme whether it's about the early history of Gilbert, a rendition of the original elementary school/schoolhouse, a look at what a home's bedroom and kitchen area used to look like, or a room dedicated to the Gilbert police force, each part of this little museum was packed with great information and unique artifacts donated by the townspeople. Worth a trip and you can also check out a Culture Pass at a local library to get free admission for 2. Will take about an hour to really enjoy and get a good look at everything. We didn't have that much time so we just took in as much as we can and will have to come back another time God willing.

This is an awesome place to buy unique art! They have a wide variety of artists here and I enjoy…read morethe friendly atmosphere. The Art Walk definitely adds a great small-town feel to a large city. My mom owns it and has been running it for over 11+ years!

Gilbert used to be my favorite but it's become too trendy/crowded. I went at the start (9am) and…read morealready it was full of people with strollers & dogs. It's such a tight area that it doesn't lend itself to a nice leisurely stroll from booth to booth. It's a shame because it used to make for a nice Saturday morning activity to bring out of town guests to. One of my favorite vendors was asked not to bring jewelry as there were so many other vendors selling jewelry. Hers is NOTHING like the others so it's ridiculous that they even told her that. Oh well, like everything else that gets too big, I'll just take my shopping elsewhere.