Great catfish! Highly recommend it, a must! Don't miss out!! Great service fresh every time with…read morethe wait!!

I did not like the fish and chips at all. French fries were soggy. The fish was rubbery and the…read moresweet potato pie was so small. They could've slipped it under the door upon delivery. The food costs way too much for that type of quality. I hear it used to be good, which is why I tried it, but I made a mistake.

Great service, great food, can't wait till the restaurant opens to sit and eat there for refills on…read morethe shrimp!! lol will be back for sure.

Hey man say man, we found another gem. We just moved recently so of course I put the yelp app to…read morework. The first time we found this location it was closed. They are currently open Wednesday - Sunday but definitely worth the wait. There was a gent named Stacy and the back accompanied by one of his colleagues and they were both very hospitable. Stacy even offered to let me try his jerk chicken that's not yet on the menu but it should be . I definitely ate with my eyes as I ordered Catfish, fried chicken, ribs, black eyed peas, candied yams, and the surprise add of the jerk chicken. Everything was finger licking good. I definitely recommend this location, but order directly through the business as Uber Eats did add an additional 10 charge even though I went in to pick up the food.

Service was ok but the food and peach cobbler all I can say is all bad we went on father day I wish…read moreI would've cook at home !!

I need to take a moment and brag about Knock Kneed's food, specifically the zucchini! I don't think…read moreanyone else in the valley has zucchini quite as food as them. Let me explain, they are thinly cut at a bias and have the most amazing breading making them so nice and crispy! If you don't know about them, you need to! Ok, now the rest of the food...the fish is delicious moist with great breading, the shrimp is usually good but I felt like it was slightly over-breaded today but still good enough. Onion rings, delicious super crispy and they have a different type breading, that is seasoned so well. The service is great and well I don't know what more I could ask for after a long day of working.

First, if you're looking for lobster, there isn't any here. It's a fish 'n chips place (with other…read moregood stuff), but no lobster despite the name. Second, it's excellent. Arizona has a problem with fish 'n chips. Namely that all they have here are the square, frozen fish patties. All the places Arizonans rave about (like Pete's and Mandy's, etc.) are just frozen fish patties. That's not fish 'n chips. That's a TV dinner. Thankfully, Knock Kneed Lobster is a throwback to an actual fish 'n chips joint. No frozen patties anywhere in sight. The place was built in the 40s and it's in a crappy neighborhood near Sky Harbor airport and diagonal from a strip joint. But don't let that stop you. There is so much to try here and none of it disappoints. The fish is Alaskan cod and it's as good as anything in the west coast. California has some stellar fish n chips, and the fish here is just as good. The cod is flaky and mild and fresh. The batter is cornmeal based, but it's light and not doughy or raw inside. They fry it to a perfect golden brown. The menu has dozens of variations of it (1 piece, 2 piece, 3 piece with 2 shrimp, etc.). The basic fish n chips comes with some old fashioned French fries (the perfect skinny ones like they should be). And one of the best parts is the "salsa bar" where you get your own tartar sauce, ketchup, cocktail sauce, ranch, fresh cut lemons, as much as you want. Mix and match; whatever. In another area you can dispense malt vinegar and Louisiana hot sauce to your heart's content. And in another area is an enormous fountain drink machine with everything you can imagine. But beyond the fish 'n chips is a lot more. The fried shrimp is awesome. They have clams and oysters and catfish too. And don't miss the fried zucchini. It's one of the best I've ever had, and their ranch is excellent. The fried mushrooms are to die for, so it's tough to pick! This place is the real deal. It's definitely a throwback to another era, and I imagine these places won't survive for much longer. Family-owned restaurants are being attacked through regulation, economic pressure, city ordinances, and enormous pressure from corporate-owned eateries. Come here while you still can and taste what really good fish 'n chips should be- even in the middle of the desert.

I've always loved Lenny's and that's why I'm giving them this rating. I haven't tried the food from…read morethis particular location but I can't imagine it would be terrible. However! The hours listed on Yelp are incorrect. No 6am corn dog for me, damn it. Oh well. I'll try again soon.

Bad service, mid burger (probably frozen patties)…read more Stopped here on a whim, and I would never come back. I ordered the double combo with mayo and the thousand island on the side, mint shake and side of cheese. Burger came with thousand island, the guy didn't make it a combo and when i reminded him he said I should have know becuase he didn't give me a drink. When I said they made the burger wrong, all he offered was to give me more thousand island on the side. The burger itself was mid at best. Top that with the bad service. Spent over $30 for this mediocre meal. Sad just sad.

Hello Everyone, this morning I was supposed to take Jen Paddle Boarding but due to Thunderstorms…read moreplans changed so decided to drive to Buc-ee's and check out all the hype, after our adventure I suggested we go and try Ponchos Mexican Restaurant, let's be clear this Ponchos is one of the original Ponchos NOT the Chain Ponchos Buffet. The restaurant is very nice, from what I can see there is plenty of seating inside, the decor is nicely done and up to date, while sitting every plate that went by looked pretty good so we looked over the menu and ordered, I had the Red Beef w/ Beans Burrito Enchilada Style and Jen had the Chili Reno with Rice & Beans, along with Chips & Salsa. Everything was delicious only wish I'd shared with Jen as we usually do as I wasn't able to finish all mine as well as Jen. Service was good and was given the run down on specials etc. We miss the old Ponchos Mexico Buffet as they have all closed here in Az. There are a few left but are located in Texas, so stop by and try Poncho's it's not the Buffet but you will leave full & satisfied. Adios Amigo's

Popped in around noon for lunch on a random weekday & got seated right away in the cantina…read more Ambiance is pretty nice with a reasonable noise level & muted sports on the TVs. Server very quickly delivered a basket of chips & a squirt bottle of excellent salsa. Reviews here are mixed for the flagship Pollo Fundido, so I ordered that with rice & beans. Had an initial intention of getting a dessert later, but my main course did me in. The Pollo Fundido is filled only with chicken, and plenty of it, so it's a good protein bomb if that's what you seek. However, the deep fry & the melted jalapeño cream cheese teamed up to give the mouthfeel a dusty finish. That squirt bottle salsa helped remedy this, but I think on my next visit I'll try another dish. Overall, the experience was comfortable & efficient, and I want to like Poncho's, but I need to find their offering -- other than that salsa -- that's going to keep me coming back.

The bread was soft and the place was clean. It was a tolerable experience but I'm not sure I'd be…read moreback for a few reasons: 1. The window graphics say wings are available, but the menu board inside does not have them listed. I asked the cashier and he says they are, in fact, available, but he was real hesistant on admitting that. 2. The menu board advertises two different sizes of "soup of the day". Neither size was available when I went due to "it being too hot outside today, so they didn't make soup". (PS, I live in AZ, when is it *not* hot. Also, I eat ice cream when it is cold out, so I don't follow the logic on his excuse) 3. The ratio of bread to meat on the meatball sub & turkey deluxe was 50/50. Too much bread with not enough meat/toppings. Again, as mentioned before, the bread was soft and fresh, so there's some points for that. 4. The pastrami sandwich does not include pickles. Those are essential in a pastrami sandwich. An OK experience and I'd go again if someone else was paying and dying to go. Otherwise, I'd skip this one...

Had my husband not been craving a sub and his favorite shop, Jersey Mike's, was nowhere to be…read morefound, we would have driven right by this nondescript joint. My husband yelped it and we trusted y'all when we rolled up. It was our pleasure when we stepped inside to meet Shah, the kind proprietor of Kings Subs. He rattled off a few fan favorite subs upon request and we chose the Big Boy, minus the mayo, on Italian bread. Think of a cold cut and it's on that sammy. Everything was fresh and tasty. Skip the corporate sub and come see Shah.

Quick convenience carniceria (meat) market. They have food for take out and some grocery items…read more The service was quick. Music is playing int the background, they have two tables for eating inside. The carne asada burrito is big and delicious. They have a salsa bar.

Up until 3 or 4 months ago Myself and My Family Loved this place, the last time I was there I got a…read moreburnt order of 3 pounds of carne asada, the burnt meat I could handle, what wasn't acceptable was the meat tasted old, verified by continuously passing gas, the meat was thrown away the next day. Earlier in the week I had made a suggestion about going back and giving it another try when I was met with the loud response of Noooo, kinda like when you bite into a bad part of a potato, you always remember the taste.