Happy Hour is nice! Great drinks, food, atmosphere, and music! Friendly staff with a large…read moreselection of everything fancy. Cocktail hour is game-on here! Appletini and mint/cucumber martini were excellent. Their fried cauliflower app was crunchy and burger sliders were juicy! All were flavorful. The staff is amazballz, one can tell they take pride in what they serve, hardworking, and know what's up! I love they have such a cute concept of indoor and outdoor spaces. Very clever and tastefully executed.

Royale Kitchen and Coctails (RKC) is a hidden little gem right off 7th Ave near all of the gay…read morebars. They have great food and awesome service. Our server was Nate and he was amazing! He was so personable and had such good recommendations and we would totally hire him or give him a raise because he deserves it! I had the pulled pork sandwich with french fries and my husband had the shrimp Thai curry which he said was amazing! We shared some zucchini fries ahead of time because they were on happy hour and we also had a couple cocktails. Great place!!

one of my fav and most reliable spots in downtown:D i usually get an americano but got a shakerato…read morethis time around and it was fantastic !!!! love the aesthetics, love the art pieces; i always comes back!

I usually give people the benefit of the doubt everyone has off days but this experience was…read moregenuinely uncomfortable. From the moment I walked in, the staff appeared visibly over it. The facial expressions and overall attitude came across as rude and unwelcoming which is disappointing when you're a paying customer. At the very least, basic courtesy goes a long way. I've never felt this unwelcome at a coffee shop before. Unfortunately the coffee itself didn't make up for it was very basic and lacked flavor. The only reason I'm giving one star instead of zero is for the ambience. The location is beautiful and thoughtfully designed with stunning architecture and artistic elements that really stand out. I hope management takes this feedback seriously and works on how customers are treated. Seeing such negative attitudes especially to the point that it was noticeable on camera was off-putting and I'd hate for future customers to feel the same way.

5.30.26 - This review is for the Wellness Reset event by Pilattes Wellness located on the very top…read moreof the Purple parking garage at Scottsdale Fashion Square Mall. It's a 45 min mat pilates class taught by Abby and Melanie. May 30th was their last rooftop class for now until it gets cooler out again. My cousins happened to find the event and 4 of us joined since there was a 2 for 1 deal (about $11 each!). It was my first time taking a mat pilates class and I loved it, minus the burning sun part. If this were in spring or fall, it would be perfect! I parked one below in the shade and as soon as I walked up, I could already hear the music the dj had on and it was just my kinda music. Surrounding the grass area were different vendors including Starbucks, a matcha bar, skin care, tarot, gummies, protein bars, bread and cookies, women's health, massages, IV shots, health coaching and merch. The details of the event didn't say to bring our own mat so two of us forgot to pack one. Luckily, the instructors had a bunch of extras for anyone who forgot. They also provided bands for everyone. Those bands killed us. You'll feel the burn the next day. In fact, my whole body was sore for a few days and I started feeling it already that same night. After the class ended, we browsed the vendors. I purchased some gummies (hair/nails and energy), had a quick tarot reading done, grabbed some freebies and 2purchased matchas. Would love to take more mat pilates classes in the future

My family and I visited this mall a few weeks ago while we were in the area doing some shopping…read more There was plenty of parking available in the parking garage, which made it easy to get in and out. We enjoyed the variety of stores and restaurants, both inside the mall and in the surrounding area, so there are plenty of shopping and dining options to choose from. The mall itself was clean, spacious, and a nice place to escape the summer heat. During our visit, we noticed there was quite a bit of construction taking place. Because of that, some areas of the mall were temporarily inaccessible, and a few elevators and escalators were out of service. While it was a minor inconvenience, it didn't take away from our overall experience. Overall, we had a pleasant visit and would return. Once the construction is complete, I'm sure the shopping experience will be even better.

We had a private event on Sunday hosted here. Dylan, the owner hosted it. The place is definitely…read morevery cute. The selection of flowers was great. The Lavender Latte was ok. Nothing wow but definitely drinkable. What upset me the most was the food. Or should I say the lack of it. As a business owner myself I always make sure that I have everything in stock. Here we were supposed to have access to light breakfast which included bagels and cream cheese, well Dylan at that time didn't have cream cheese! One of the guests got just a toasted bagel! Another guest wanted to order a bagel with salmon and that wasn't available as well. Dylan stated "we got wiped out yesterday". Sir a piece of advice to you next time if you have a scheduled party, please restock all of your essential items. I just feel like it was unfair to the guests and especially the one who was celebrated.

A delightful little coffee shop. As you enter you're greeted by the welcoming scent of fresh…read moreflowers and calming music. We had a delicious half-caf Americano and a Mocha, along with some nice warm croissants and a breakfast sandwich. Everything was tasty and warm. The only major downside was the lack of recycling (AZ is crazy in this). If you're in the area, stop by!

What a gorgeous store! And exceptional customer service…read more We wandered in from next door without knowing it was a men's store, but were welcomed warmly by the very charming owner Eric. He was so helpful and you can tell he loved what he does. It was fun to learn that he and his wife designed the beautiful decor! The clothing and accessories in this store are very stylish and high quality, from pants and shirts to scents and bags. There are fun items like really cool flasks and coasters too. If you're looking for some great men's clothes, definitely check it out! The store is a pleasure to shop in, with beautiful decor and artwork. There's even a nice lounge area to wait in and even a bar.

My husband and I love visiting antique stores, so we were really excited when we came across the…read moreAntique Mall. There are so many vendor booths filled with all kinds of unique items to browse. Fairly priced items. We ended up spending about four hours walking through, and it was a great experience--the place was clean and the air conditioning was excellent. Staff is friendly and vey helpful if you have questions or need assistance.

OUT-OF-STATE DEALERS BE ADVISED: Unlike virtually every other antique mall in the Phoenix metro…read morearea, this establishment does not accept out-of-state resale certificates. As a result, out-of-state dealers should expect to pay the full 9.1% sales tax at checkout. Unfortunately, we invested a significant amount of time shopping the store before learning this policy, which ultimately forced us to put back most of the merchandise we selected that no longer made financial sense with the additional tax burden. Dealers understand how narrow margins can be in this business, so this policy is an important consideration. That said, the store itself is exceptionally clean, modern, and well-curated, with a professional and welcoming front desk staff. As a newer operation, some vendor pricing appears notably (even breathtakingly) ambitious, though that may reflect an effort to gauge the market. For out-of-state dealers seeking more resale-friendly options, we would recommend either Brass Armadillo location (including the nearby location just a few miles away), Antique Trove in Scottsdale, or Call It New / Call It Antique in Mesa. All of these establishments have been more accommodating regarding out-of-state resale documentation and are generally more dealer-friendly overall.

This open marketplace offers a local grocer, businesses and restaurants. Located in the heart of…read moreParadise Valley, you'll find many shopping opportunities and restaurants to choose from. Shared parking and WiFi in many of the businesses.

Over the years, I have consistently visited the Paradise Village Gateway due to the great variety…read moreof restaurants, shops, and services that I could easily find in just the shopping center of two major streets. Many people call it "Sheatum" as it is the corner of Shea Blvd and Tatum Blvd. Some of my favorite stores and restaurants used to be here. I remember stopping by Blockbuster Video and Staples regularly many years ago, and more recently, my wife and I registered for our wedding at Bed Bath and Beyond. After Bed Bath and Beyond, there were temporary exhibits like the FRIENDS Experience and the annual Spirit Halloween Store. I also remember shopping regularly at Albertson's well before it merged with Safeway, visiting friends at Starbucks, eating at Einstein's, Z Tejas, Kovo, and My Big Fat Greek Restaurant. So many memories! Even with all of these places closed, there are still some great places that are still open, either places I used to frequent or do today. For instance, I can still fill up gas at Superpumper, get a haircut at Great Clips, do my banking at Chase, grab quick items or prescriptions at Walgreens, mail letters and packages at The UPS Store, at eat meals at Noodles & Co, The Screamery, Rusconi's American Kitchen, Over Easy, Panda Express, Jet's Pizza, and Original ChopShop or shop at Ross or Hallmark. I also started going to PetSmart after getting my first pet as well as learned about DesertNail Spa and Paradise Juice. I know there are still many other stores, restaurants, and services I have yet to visit. There is plenty of parking nearby any of these restaurants, stores, and services. Also, for the most part, when there is one company that closes its location, another opens up shortly thereafter (except for Albertson's but that will be a fitness center very soon). I look forward seeing how the Paradise Village Gateway continues to evolve in the future.