A good brewery spot in the airport. They have some good food as well and good seating area.read more

Nice ppl and service. Plenty of seating area. Unfortunately Food is not that great. Stuff plopped…read moreup between two pieces of bread. Stay away.

Tons of soup, salad, and sandwich options. Everything on the menu to order is also in the grab & go…read morecase. People working here are very friendly. My sandwich came out quick. I ordered the blt+ and it was fresh and flavorful. Couple tables inside the restaurant area to sit at.

Possibly the worst sandwich I've ever had. My hot sandwich was either simply microwaved or, if it…read morewasn't, it sure tasted that way. Disgusting.

What a find in the heart of Tempe! A friend invited me to lunch here on. Monday and wow, they were…read morebusy! Full parking lot! That was good sign. We shared a Berry Avocado Quinoa Bowl and a Perfectly Grilled Cheese. They even plated them separately for us! (2 plates with half a grilled cheese and French fries on each and 2 bowls with our Berry Avocado quinoa! So sweet and helpful!) Everything was very delicious--fries were seasoned and crispy! The grilled cheese and sweet and salty (they use their spiced pear bread, a delicious four cheese blend and bacon). Quinoa bowl was very hearty! The space was cozy and not too loud--my friend and I were able to catch up without having to raise out voices. Cannot wait to come back to try the rest of their menu!

This was a quaint little place that I picked out based on reviews and the fact that they had a…read moreCuban sandwich on the menu. It was very tasty. And hit the spot. I ordered one of the side salads but I asked if I could have them add fresh pear to it because of course the name of the place is Perfect Pear Bistro so I was naturally craving pears. The ambience was cute and classy. I sat on the patio because it was gorgeous outside, but I did take a peek inside and it has a low lit upscale rustic vibe. There was plenty left in the salad after I housed my sandwich (elegantly) and I finally had to tap out and get a to-go box. Lovely little stop, would come back.

Had a good time here, nothing great nothing bad. Grabbed a salad and some drinks on a Tuesday…read moreevening. Server was nice and everything was very casual. Large location and was a little overwhelming to pick our own seats when half of the place was closed off without us knowing what was closed and what wasn't. Has a small arcade which is fun!

Good veggie burger. Very filling. Has some kick to it. Fries were crispy. One of the few veggie…read moreoptions in this part of the airport.

Food was killer. Service was excellent. Healthy portions…read more There was probably 5 - 6 minutes between before and after pic. This thing was delicious and went down fast. Great spot!

If they didn't play annoying country music it would be 5 stars…read more Order at the counter and choose your table. Chilaquiles were perfect. I'm hard on chiiqueles too.

I want to give 5 stars for the amazing dinner experience at Filthy Animal. I've been a few times…read morenow, and the food and service during dinner have always been incredible. The oysters are a must, the steak is cooked perfectly, and everything is plated so thoughtfully it really feels like a full experience, not just a meal. The dinner staff has also always been attentive, friendly, and on point. That said, I recently came in for brunch and had a very different experience. I'm a huge pancake person, so I was excited to try the strawberry pancakes, but they were honestly disappointing. They were soggy, lacked any fluff, and had more of a cornbread texture than a pancake. The strawberry topping also wasn't very appetizing--it seemed like it was meant to be more of a sauce, but it didn't quite work. I completely understand that higher-end restaurants like to get creative with their dishes, but I think some basics like pancakes should still be done really well. I'll definitely be back for dinner, but I'd probably skip brunch next time.

Stopped in on a busy Mother's Day afternoon after a long walk to get some drinks. Place was…read moreabsolutely crowded but room at the bar. Inside is truly unique blend of African safari, Aussie chefs complete with hats wood grilling tomahawks and tons of meat right in the middle of the restaurant. Decor is again rather unique with a mix of wood, soft furnishings, drapes, brass and stuffed exotic animals (which im sure are clever fakes) Josh at the bar was awesome, not just for me but extremely attentive and quick at delivery. Remembered drink preferences, even an unusual order i made which he delivered perfectly after serving 2 others who joined me. Everyone behind the bar kept my water topped up and the bar free of soiled napkins and empty glasses. Prices were extremely reasonable. Few drafts on tap and am extensive bar and cocktail selection. Definitely going to return back to enjoy the food, smelled wonderful.

We've been going here for years and it's a great place with fantastic service. The food is…read moreexcellent overall, my one issue is with the steak. The last two times I been there and ordered the steak it was very disappointing. It's full of fat and gristle. Never used to be like that, maybe they have a new supplier or they are buying a lesser quality product. Anyway always loved this place, so it's just a

I grabbed a quick lunch here at The Macintosh after shopping at the nearby Trader Joe's. This place…read moreis located in the Town and Country Shopping Center. Even though my time here was brief, I had a nice time here. Service was great and food was delicious. I enjoyed the atmosphere in the dining room. I didn't have time for drinks, but I hear they have a nice selection of drinks in their bar and a great happy hour. The Macintosh is described as a neighborhood restaurant that serves modern American and Southern cuisine. It was once called Grassroots Kitchen & Tap before it got rebranded. They have a diverse menu with a lot of different choices. Shrimp and Grits, Barbecued Beef Ribs, a Chicken Salad and Po Boy Sandwiches are some of the standouts. I settled on the Rotisserie Chicken which came with a side of onion rings. I'm a big pesto fan and loved the buttermilk pesto for dipping. I had a nice time and look forward to a return visit. In addition to happy hour, The Macintosh has brunch on the weekends.

We really had an enjoyable time. Played some corn-hole…read more Now, I have never had couscous quite like I did here, however it was tasty.

Came here for an early lunch and the restaurant was half empty. Somehow that meant we still had to…read moreget slow service and a server who wasn't able to check on our table. I have never been a huge fan of the ambience of this chain because it's a little too trendy compared to the lack of imagination in the quality of food offered. We were less than impressed with our server who brought us a cast iron fondue of cheese atop a votive candle that was unlit. He needed to be asked to light it. He didn't check on our drinks for refills and hardly checked on our table, yet had time to stand off by the bar socializing with his co-workers. This wasn't my first time here but it was nearby our planned event in town. I think this wasn't my lesson that service is never going to get better. Lots of better options for the same budget around.

Had the philli cheese steak this morning. Joe at the bar was the most wonderful bartender I've had…read morehere in Arizona. Super kind and friendly. Service was fast and attentive. Really appreciate the Hudson and Joe for the wonderful morning!!

If you blink, you might drive right past this little bar and grill, as it's set back offv the road…read moresnuggled up next to a bigger building. There is plenty of bar space if you're popping in for a drink.. of course, the actual bar that runs along the shelves of liquor, and there is also a bar on the other side of a roll-up door, perfect for people who come with dogs. There's also a bar space that runs along the window that separates the small dining room and the patio. There are a few tables inside as well as some bigger tables on the patio. The patio is nice with lots of shrubs right outside the rail. The murals on the wall are pretty darn cool - - they're like enlarged historic photos of the area. I love them! And I'm not sure who's giant face is hanging on the ceiling but it's short a spark conversation. The menu here has a little something for everyone. There's the regular loaded fries and wings, salads, and a nice election burgers. We ordered the Philly Salad and the Very Summer Salad with a side order of fries. They make their own ranch, and it is good. I will say they don't seem to skim on salad ingredients either - - the Philly salad was covered with shaved beef, and my berry salad had a lot of chicken and tons of blue cheese. The fries were delicious - - slightly seasoned and crispy. This place is clearly dog friendly. In fact the day we went there was a sweet Pitbull named Daisy who literally hopped up on a bar stool and sat there like a little angel the entire time. The bar had a dog full of water that they sat down on the counter next to her owner's beer. They also have dog biscuits to give. It made my day to see that sweet little dog hanging at the bar having a treat. This really is kind of a spot that feels like it's probably the hangout spot of many people. Great bar food and a good selection of beers. What's not to love?

It was delicious for airport food. The servings were large, so the prices seemed fair. I tried a…read morechicken sandwich and the burger definitely seemed like the most popular option for those around me. The onion rings were perfect for sharing, crisp and so good.

The service was painfully slow, but the burger was good. Overpriced at $18 for a simple burger, but…read moreit was good. If you're in a hurry, probably not the best option.