Great food. Great prices. Check this place out if you are in the area…read more Got the chicken and steak street tacos. Full of meat with great seasoning. Staff was nice and prompt. I'd recommend

This is a definitive roast chicken gem. It's a tiny place, in true "hole-in-the-wall" fashion. It's…read morein a questionable part of town and nothing fancy to look at. But it's about as good as fire-roasted chicken gets. When you approach, the unmistakable waft of mesquite smoke fills your senses. This chicken is roasted over an open mesquite fire, giving it a special flavor that you'll never get at the corporate chicken joints. Your choices are a 1/2 chicken, or a full chicken. They also Offer beef ribs. You can pick from several sides, and I recommend the rice, beans, and the macaroni salad. They're all amazing. Your chicken is served hot off the grill with an ENORMOUS side of corn tortillas (you can get flour too) and a heap of salsa. They have several to pick from (the green is amazing). So you take. Steaming hot tortilla, add some rice and beans and chicken, then top with salsa, roasted jalapeños (which are, themselves, to die for), pickled onions. Wrap it all up, take a full bite, and prepare to be blown away. It's hot, moist, tender, and the mesquite sends it out of this world. This is the chicken you'd eat after a long day out in the fields or wrangling cattle. It's simple, tasty, and comforting. The best I've had. So if you're craving some real fire roasted chicken and pollo loco is the only sad option you can think of, try pollo correteado. You can't go wrong. Come early or come Off-hours (like at 3pm). The place gets PACKED and has like 3 tables. You can eat outside if it's not Arizona-hot. Some misters provide a little respite from the heat. Stupendous chicken. The real deal.

This spot is actually in fact a house on 7th Ave between other businesses. It has a small parking…read morelot that filled up quick at lunch time. You can see the special and menu when you come in written in chalk. We got our burritos to go, but the tables were pretty full of blue collar guys grabbing a bite at noon. The service was good. We were offered multiple sauces and recommendations for burrito favorites. It was really hard to choose! It has a folk art style decor complete with bottle cap mural molding around the room. I plan to try all their menu because the burritos we got were so big that I had two meals from one! Bonus!

Hidden gem burrito spot PHX Burrito House is a cozy mom-and-pop tucked into a charming bungalow,…read moreserving up fresh, flavorful Mexican favorites since 2014. Their burritos are the real deal: soft, pillowy tortillas packed with perfectly seasoned fillings. I've had their breakfast burritos (YUM ), and lately I've been coming back for lunch: grilled chicken with black beans, sour cream, and cheese. So good. And don't sleep on the chips... I love them A solid go-to spot when you're craving something hearty and satisfying.

Great service, super friendly and helpful staff! Really good food. The gluten free sandwich was…read morereally good and the staff made helpful suggestions about the menu.

Have been dying to try Monroe's for a long time and finally work sent me on a business trip so I…read morecould eat their chicken sando. I typically ask no comeback sauce because the slaw is wet enough and doesn't get in the way of the Nashville spice flavor. Unfortunately I found the sandwich a bit dry. They use breast which can be on the dry side unless you marinate it for a long time which didn't seem to be the case. The spice levels are also on the milder side. I do think their fries are amazing though. Extremely crispy and well seasoned without overdoing it. I would come back to try the rest of their food and even give the sandwich a second chance.

This place has been great to have in the area. We come back for the family size meals, great value…read moreand everything is hot and delicious. Kids destroyed the steak and chicken.

July 2, 2026 11:12am ..... I ordered food for pick up at noon…read more July 2, 2026 11:42am ..... Ella from GrubHub leaves a voicemail that Asadero Toro has not confirmed the order. Would I like to cancel? July 2, 2026 11:44am ..... I sign onto GH app, cancel order, request full refund. July 8, 2026 2:00pm ..... I see my credit card charges for the full amount of my order from Asadero Toro. ***I understand GH is also at fault. I have contacted them. I will revise this review once someone (anyone) makes this right. I still think the restaurant is at fault for not confirming an order when given 30 mins to do so.

This was my first time visiting Gus Fried Chicken and Finally decided to try after hearing many…read moregood things about the place I went to the Downtown location and was greated with great service from the staff and our waiter Jimmy. He told us this would be the best chicken we've ate I've ate from many locations and man this did not disappoint it had a nice spice and wsd crisped to perfection with some good juiciness aswell. Overall great meal and nice place to dine in and eat some good food! Shoutout Jimmy he was the best even gave us insight into the history of the establishment.

We're visiting Phoenix and Gus's did not disappoint. The fried chicken is so good, the fried okra…read morewas some of the best I've ever had, and I'm not an iced tea drinker at all, but their sweet tea totally won me over. Our server Amy was amazing. Super nice, helpful, and she kept coming around to refill our drinks without us ever having to ask. The refillable drinks come in a take-home cup too, which is such a great touch. We loved it so much we're already planning to come back at least once more before we leave. Awesome spot, highly recommend!

Online it said 3pm closing but by 1:30 they were only serving cold sandwiches and salads. Food was…read moredelicious regardless.

Got a veggie wrap. It was ok. Not a lot of options for restrictive diets. Wrap had both hot and…read morecold ingredients which made it taste weird.

From the outside it does not have curb appeal. But it is bigger than you expect. You enter a…read morepatio area, end then the bar area and then you wonder where to go next. The layout is a bit challenging since the menu board faces perpendicular to where you enter. When I arrived a group were craning their necks to read the options. This is not fancy. My order was called and I had the charcoal grilled fish and my friend had the classic burger . We also split the chili fries. Both came on paper fry containers and a cafeteria style tray. There was a large condiments stand with wagon wheels. It is similar to chuckbox but much larger. The food was decent and the fish cooked correctly. I apologize for no pics, we were engaged in a stimulating conversation. People put food first but in today's workd, we need to spend more time talking and listening to one another. I completely forgot to take pics of the food. Overall, it is a simple smashed style of burger patty. The ambiance is lower lighting with a western aged setting. Think traditional western style. It was my first time and while not my preferred style of burger, the food is decent. This is a place that offers customizable food, TV's and it was not too noisy. The counter person was extremely helpful in offering insights and options. Enjoy your experience and wear your boots and Cowboy hat.

Phoenix was filled with trendy burger spots, there was Hamburger Works…read more This local staple has been serving up burgers for decades, and the formula still works: a juicy burger, an old-school toppings bar loaded with everything you could want, and a no-frills atmosphere that's become part of Phoenix history. Have you been to Hamburger Works? What's your go-to burger spot that's stood the test of time? 2801 N 15th Ave Phoenix AZ 85007

really good flavor , my first time eating it was awesome , I'm thinking of trying it next time and…read moretelling my friends

My daughter has been raving about this place so I thought I would give it a shot and googled if…read morethere was an Angie's near where I was going to be and lo and behold, there was not too far away at 1st Ave/Thomas. That location is close to a place I go to frequently, so this is another option for me if I should need some food and don't want to do Salad & Go, but want something healthy. I got an Asian Grilled Burrito with Wild Salmon. Was driving so a bowl I could not do. I could barely eat the burrito driving because it's sort of flat and had rice. It was very yummy. Something I learned was Angie's does not have straws and if you order a Refresher, they give you a packet of something to put in the cup. You have to figure out how to make the Refresher, which I saw at the soda fountain dispenser there was sparkling water, so I did that and some Vanilla Torino's. I went about 11 am, and the Torino's were nearly gone and the little table that it was on was fairly unclean. The area to order, where you pickup the order, the soda area, and the metal table by the soda area were all really close and crowded. Since this was my first time there, I didn't even understand that you had to order at some kiosk. They had one by the pickup area and 2 more on the east wall. Felt overwhelming for me. I did not see what the dining area looked like. My burrito was $11-12 and the Refresher was $2. My daughter said their prices were much better than Salad and Go and other places, but I found my meal similar. Oh, I guess the getting wild salmon was the costly thing. Had I gotten chicken, it would've been much less. My daughter said she's never had their burritos, only their salads. A lady that had ordered many times there did help me with some things I didn't understand and she said she loves their food. Turns out the owner of Angie's named the places after his mom who passed away about 5 yrs ago. He also started Salad and Go and this is upscale from Salad and Go. I'm glad this is an option. But maybe they can keep prices good is to cut on the things that don't really matter as much and focus on the food. I'm good with that. The next time I go to an Angie's, I will be better prepared. There isn't one too close to me like there are lots of Salad and Go's, so I hope they open some in Gilbert, Mesa, and Scottsdale. Oh, parking is not that great at this location. You basically need to be heading east on Thomas before 1st Ave as there are a few parking spots on the diagonal. Don't park in the First Watch parking lot. If you're coming west on Thomas, make a u-turn after you pass 1st Ave.