Each time I order a dish from Flower Child I am amazed at the variety of flavors it contains…read more My go to side dish is their sweet potatoes although all their vegetables have wonderful flavors. I am partial to steak so I have ordered the steak plate a number of times and have always been satisfied with the taste. I will have to eat a meal at the restaurant next so I can enjoy the full experience.

I always enjoy a good flower child visit! They have great options on the menu that are both healthy…read moreand tasty. This location specifically is very cute and always fun to sit in! I went on a Saturday lunch and it was no issue getting seating. I split the tuna bowl and the falafel wrap. Both were very tasty! The wrap was not folded on the bottom side so it did get quite messy. We were helped whenever we needed it - the service was great! My only issue with flower child is that the menu prices are comparable to other places, but generally the portion sizing is much smaller. Which I know some people will like, but I'd rather get a larger portion. Regardless, the food is great and it is overall a very fun pick.

Spicy, but oh so good…read more.. I had the pork enchilada and the chicken enchilda with red and green sauce. It was absolutely delicious. The staff was friendly and helpful. This place is a gem. I can't wait to go back and try more selections.

Service was great, quiet. Staff was friendly. Sangria was tasty. Unfortunately no margaritas at the…read moretime of my visit

I ordered from here during Covid but never did a review. Their lemon soup is crack 10 flipping…read morestars. I also love their Greek salad and ask for a side of their lemon salad dressing which I mix with the Greek Salad dressing 9 stars it is good but my favorite is the flipping soup why only 9 stars. Today I did the lamb skewer and was extremely pleased 9 stars. The young lady Heydi working the counter is refreshing to see youth that actually embodies Customer Service. Inside very nice and they have a nice patio as well you cannot go wrong. Fluffy Grandma Recommends!!!

Joined lunch group today for my first time here. Beautiful day so we sat at large table on the…read morefront porch. You order at the counter and food is brought to you. I tried the he lamb kebabs, an order of fries and a pita bread. The lamb was beautifully cooked on a skewer with green pepper. Tender, delicious nicely seasoned. Wrapped in a bit of pita and a dash of tzatziki, outstanding. The fries were a generous portion. I passed them around and everyone agrees they were some of the best ever!. Looking forward to returning, and bringing my wife.

I was honestly pretty bummed when salad and go closed, but after trying angie's I think this is…read moreactually a huge upgrade. There are way more options and it's still really easy to get something healthy without spending a ton. I got the Chicken Protein Bowl XL with brown rice, avocado, sweet potatoes, pepperoncinis, a hard boiled egg and extra chicken. The portions were really good, especially for the price. You can't really tell from the picture, but there was an insane amount of chicken buried underneath the rice. I kept thinking I was almost done with the chicken and then finding more underneath which was definitely a nice surprise. Everything in the bowl tasted fresh and the chicken was probably my favorite part. I also liked how customizable everything was. There are enough different proteins and toppings that you could come here pretty often without having to get the same thing every time. I've also tried the lobster rolls here in the past. I thought those were pretty average, but definitely not bad considering the price. I'd probably stick with the bowls going forward though. I'm really happy to have another healthy fast food option around here, good portions, lots of protein, plenty of choices and the prices are actually reasonable.

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.

The hubby surprised me by taking me here for my birthday. What a great experience! The setting is…read morean old methodist church built in the 1800's. The lights are low and the vibe is comfortable. We went for dinner but there were so many tasty sounding appetizers that we ordered 3. Needless to say, that was so much food, we will have to return to try the tacos. Birthday churros were amazing and our server was one of the best we have had in a long time! He was helpful, attentive and kind- Thank you Frank for making the evening so enjoyable! We will be back.

Hello everyone, another adventure to get out of the house, we headed over to Phoenix this morning…read moreto go see the Heard Museum. We've been here a few other times but we try to visit when in the area, the food has always been very good and with the variety of tacos they serve I'm sure there will be something for you to enjoy, we did start off with chips & salsa before the main dishes, l had the Baja Fish tacos and they didn't disappoint along with that I also had the infused habanero corn on the cob a must try if you haven't had it, Jen went with the Pork Taco and it was a really good choice, just an FYI these tacos are packed so when ordering might want to do 2 rather then 3. The service was good we never had a empty glass and was asked if everything was good. The building is really cool and the interior is very cool with all the stained glass windows, this was once a church and later bought and converted to a restaurant. Well, you heard it from me so all you need is to try it out for yourself and let us know what you think.

After seeing Lydia's on TikTok, my fiancée and I decided to go check it out yesterday (Sunday)…read moremorning. Since it's the weekend, we tried to get there early, around 8:30am, to beat the crowds. Luckily, we did. When we arrived, there were plenty of tables open and we were quickly seated. First impressions: The vibes are really nice. The decor is very aesthetic and picturesque. The staff were really nice. Since it was our first time, they guided us through the menu and went over their seasonal items. I ordered a Classic Breakfast and a Banana Walnut Latte. My fiancée ordered the Lydia's Seasonal Scramble and a Vanilla Waffle Cone latte. We shared a stack of the Lemon Ricotta Pancakes. We were very impressed with the taste of the food. The eggs were cooked perfectly and the potatoes were crispy and flavorful. The pancakes were absolutely delicious! Probably some of the best we've had. The lattes were okay. Overall, it was a nice experience. We'd definitely go back.

We came here to celebrate my birthday and had made reservations for brunch. Unfortunately, we felt…read morerushed and got the impression that they wanted us to eat and leave as quickly as possible. My friend was finishing her pancakes and said she wanted to order something else to eat at the table. When she tried to order more, the server immediately responded, "Oh, to go?" Shortly afterward, the server and hostess were standing together and repeatedly looking directly at our table, which made us feel extremely uncomfortable and unwelcome. Because of the pressure we kept feeling to leave, we asked whether there was a time limit on reservations. We were told there was not and that they were actually slower than normal, which made the repeated pressure to leave even more confusing and disappointing. We had also brought in 2 gifts and wanted to open them while celebrating, the server suggested that we could go across the way to Berdena's to do that instead and she would close us out. That really reinforced the feeling that they wanted us to finish up and leave rather than enjoy our time there. The decor is cute and the space itself is lovely, but we came to celebrate a birthday and expected to be able to sit, eat, talk, open gifts, and enjoy our time without feeling like we were taking up space. Sadly, that was not our experience. I don't think I'll be back.

We went here for a group dinner before a concert downtown. The restaurant is located in an old…read morehouse in the Coronado historic district. I had the Sheridan sandwich which was excellent, and my wife had the Cobb salad which she liked as well. The service was great, and the server really did an excellent job, considering the size of our group and the fact that we were sort of noisy. We had fun and will return

My boyfriend and I ate at The Main Ingredient Alehouse for our lunch date and would definitely…read morerecommend stopping by to order the Grilled Tacos or The Cap Sandwich. The shrimp tacos were very well seasoned and topped off with tasty aioli and slaw. Something we both appreciated was the amount of local art throughout the restaurant. Ron, our server, was also very friendly and made sure we received everything we needed for the meal.

My friend and I found this place and were so pleasantly surprised when we walked in! Not because we…read moredidn't expect it to be great, but because it was just so unique and unlike anywhere else in the area. The decor, the atmosphere, the overall vibe -- impeccable. We've only been a couple of times during the day so far, but we absolutely love it. It's the kind of place where you could come play a game of pool with friends, bring your laptop and get some work done, sit with a book for a few hours, or just enjoy some really good coffee. The menu is great too, with so many fun options. We're already looking forward to coming back and experiencing the nighttime atmosphere because I can only imagine how good the vibes are at night. What really stood out to us, though, was the staff. Everyone has been incredibly friendly, welcoming, and helpful. Any questions we had about the drinks, they were more than happy to answer. We also asked if we could come in during the day to do a small birthday photoshoot, and they were completely accommodating. They even helped us out with a drink to use as a prop for some of the photos, which was so sweet and really appreciated. Between the atmosphere, the drinks, the staff, and just how unique the entire place is, I genuinely couldn't recommend it more. Definitely one of those places you want to tell people about, and we can't wait to come back!

Well... if you put it that way, I tried your basic "college girl," "chill bro, chill" salad,…read morebreakfast sandwich, and avocado toast. The ingredient selection resembles a Thanksgiving leftovers plate: 1,000 flavors in one dish, and not necessarily ones that fit together. Regarding the internet, you should call your provider and ask them to fix it. Honestly, I think you're full of it, I see many people complain in their reviews. As advice, check your diaper, because you're such a crybaby. I guess it's not the best atmosphere when you're there. I'm glad we didn't meet. Don't worry. 'll update my overall impression of your business based on this interaction and this too sweet, dry cookie wrapped in a plastic bag.

First time to this location and its just as cute and clean as the other. Its also has a nice patio…read morewith misters and can be open to the weather on a nice day. We got the Zinger and Here Comes the Sun breakfast sandwiches, the potato sidekick, kale salad, and botanical drinks. I love that they have 2 caffeine free "tea" options! The eggs in the sandwiches were the perfect level of just slightly runny. And I don't know what magic bread they use but it never feels overly heavy. The potato sidekick is amazing! I would order that again to take home and serve with dinner. I love the kale salad and it never disappoints. Cool and sweet and getting your greens in is a win! Huge fan of Zooks and hope someday they can open a central Tempe location!

I don't know how they do it, but these sandwiches have no flavor. The bread even tastes like…read morenothing. Just flavorless pockets of goo. I really don't understand how they can taste like nothing, but it's like eating a warm void. I think it's like in painting when you mix too many colors together and everything turns to mud.

If you live in Phoenix, you never hear the end of Pizzeria Bianco, but you rarely hear anything…read moreabout its sister restaurant, Pane Bianco. The latter is definitely my favorite of the two. Pane Bianco's ingredients are simple, but each one is so luscious and flavorful that a sandwich with only 3 components can still make my day. I like to get the mozz and basil sandwich on split focaccia, which is so incredibly flavorful and texturally unique that, fortunately and unfortunately, there is no replacing it. I also love the little side of marinated beans they give you when you buy it to-go! I like to get a Pane Bianco sandwich and have a picnic at Steele Indian School Park when the weather is nice. Try it!

Parking, rather difficult. Staff, friendly & helpful…read more Wanting to try a slice of pizza, and a sandwich. Ordered the red slice. The crust, dough as imho, out of this town good! Disappointed in the amount of toppings though. Just a dab of tomato sauce with a few chunks of tomato, which is not my favorite. Couple dabs of cheese. Still very tasty. The beef sandwich on the other hand, was an exceptionally good meal. Maybe the best crusty bread I've had in the USA. Piled high with delicious perfectly cooked roast beef, could only finish 1/2. Had the other half for dinner later that evening. Will definitely return, I'm anxious to try some of the other items. Highly recommend trying this place.