Ha! So, we ran into the local fry's for something - probably wine - and when we got to the checkout counter, we asked if there was a great place for sandwiches around and the lady was like scratching her head and like "no". Hmmm... She seemed to remember someone mentioning a place... I'm pretty sure we took a wrong turn and literally stumbled upon this sweet little sandwich spot with food that is just... oh me! oh my! so good. I ordered the most delictable chicken salad sandwich! Afterwards, I couldn't help but wonder, why the hell doesn't that local lady know about this place?!?! Seriously. So good. On a sunny day, the huge picnic table littered lawn here hosts droves of peeps just waiting to dig into deliciousness to the tune of deli. This place easily makes the top ten restaurants to visit while we're in Tempe. Eat here with your honey if you're looking for good grub in the area. It's cafeteria style farm fresh food and fun! read more

What better atmosphere to eat your food than to be overlooking a farm. This is just on the edge of town, so no epic day trips are necessary for this experience. I didn't really look up too much on this, so I am not sure if all ingredients come from this exact farm. I had the egg salad and bacon sandwich, which to me tasted very fresh. I know the bread was made there. As always, I am always trying to each close to the earth, and though I cannot always tell, I can sometimes detect if something is processed. Again I am not sure what is actually from there, but to sit at eye level with farm and see the distant hills was the best decor you could ask for in a restaurant. DT. read more

Nice little place located close to the South Mountain Park. It's in a farm so everything is fresh and organic. I got the kale and quinoa salad and it was delicious! My only complaint is the price, a bit pricey but I would come back. read more

We went for lunch sat by picnic tables far nw corner under trees During our delicious lunch we were visited by 2 rats frolicking in the grass Scary!!!! Upon looking at our receipt they charge a 5,5 percent surcharge to support prop 206. Employees benefit mandate Really??? When we inquired they showed us a plaque with somewhat of an explanation which stated a 3.7 percent surcharge What really is this for? And where does the money go? read more

The Farm Kitchen at South Mountain is a refreshing break from your usual experience. My mom and I came here with a groupon (though I would return without one) and really enjoyed the outdoor luncheon experience we had here. The sandwiches we got were absolutely delicious, and we paired them with the best Arnold palmers. All of their ingredients are farm fresh, which is always a plus when dining out. Overall, the Farm Kitchen at South Mountain is a beautiful place to enjoy a yummy meal. read more

Everything about this experience was perfect. The farm setting, the awesome service, and the delicious food! You definitely MUST try the french toast. I also tried the chicken enchiladas which were great as well. After our meal, our group explored the farm a bit to find baby goats, free-range chickens, and succulents and cacti gardens. Gorgeous place and can't wait to get back. read more

After reading previous reviews, I wasn't sure I wanted to try this restaurant. However, I'm glad I followed through with my initial plans. My daughter and I both ordered a full breakfast and were not disappointed. The wait staff seated us promptly and took our orders within minutes of being seated. Our breakfast arrived in less than 15 minutes and was well prepared. The portions were generous and neither of us were able to finish our plates. The staff checked on us multiple times during our meal and were more than helpful. It is a wonderful venue and was nice to sit outside at tables. It is not cheap but I felt the price was warranted due to the fresh items. read more

The Farm Kitchen - Sandwiches Near Me - Phoenix, Arizona

I love this place. I admit I am stuck on the Old Fashioned Turkey sandwich with cranberry sauce. This is real fresh roast turkey (I think roasted daily but not sure) on great wheat bread, the sauce has just a bit of a bite and compliments the sandwich well. Huge helping of turkey. The setting is in an old pecan grove with mature trees, and grass. A very relaxed kind of place to just enjoy the Phoenix weather the food and those you are with. It closes during the Summer and I can't wait for it to open back up in the Fall. The perfect ending however, are the deserts. They are all hommade, and terrific. I can't get past the pecan pie, perhaps the best in Phoenix. The crust is just right flaky, and it's loaded with pecans. I'm hungry again just writing this review read more

A beautiful venue for my friend's baby shower - delicious lemonade, sandwiches and salad on a warm day, at adorable picnic tables under big old shady trees. The server was really friendly and everything was tasty and fresh. Such a lovely place!! I'd definitely come back for a romantic date or girly chit-chat, but it was really a perfect setting for a party. We had several tables all together - plenty of room to make it festive with decorations, games, and opening a tower of presents. It also made for beautiful photos!! Being outside really gave the shower a little something special. read more

Wow, first time here. They have a little lunch house at the east end of the property and breakfast at the west end of the property. My wife had chicken enchiladas and I had an omelette. Both were to die for. This place is great for families with kids because of all of the outdoor environment. 5 Stars all the way. read more

I am definitely starting to like dining on farms. It makes me feel like I'm supporting the local economy and also getting fresh food. We came here before our flight out of Phoenix, yesterday, in lieu of dining at the Morning Glory Cafe. Once we left downtown Phoenix for S. Mountain, the wait had increased by 30 minutes making the wait one hour, which would make us cut too close to our flight back to San Francisco. So we walked back all the way to the front of the farm and decided to grab lunch here. True, the selection is sparse, but the ingredients are fresh. Someone mentioned that he didn't understand why it's so expensive. Well, I think I do. This is a small farm--they don't mass produce their product, so of course things are going to be more expensive. To top it off, they are a sustainable farm, so things come at a price. Anyway, back to my review. I decided to try the red grape and walnut salad, which consisted of grilled chicken, mixed greens, red grapes, walnuts and gorgonzola crumbles served with a raspberry vinaigrette. I also opted to get the passion fruit iced tea, which was delicious without any added sweetness! The salads are already pre-packed, but they were fresh. The sandwiches are made to order. My friend got the old fashioned turkey sandwich (Grill roasted pulled turkey, organic fi eld greens and house made cranberry relish with chipotle mayo on multi-grain bread). I was able to try the sandwich and it was soooo good. Very delicious and fresh. My salad was also very good and I thoroughly enjoyed it. I could taste the difference in the freshness. I just really enjoyed the freshness of everything and I'm looking forward to coming back to eat here AND at the Morning Glory Cafe on my next trip back to Phoenix. Can't wait! I love farm-fresh dining! read more

1st time coming to eat here great first impression I got the burrito it was more than filling,coffee is really good staff is super friendly the outdoor atmosphere is beautiful with the surrounding trees and greenery read more

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So are ya sick of the dessert? Wanna take a break and see some green grass? Well this is the perfect place! I was thinking to myself when I saw this place..."wow, there is actually grass in Phoenix?" Haha. Ok, on to business! Came here because we had a groupon for $20 off. With the groupon, it was a great deal. But it can be kind of spendy without it. But the upside is....you could bring your own stuff! Order a delicious sandwich or some soup and salad, bring some chips and some drinks, and you are ready for a real nice picnic in this nice lush piece of land. There must have been so much flower, because my allergy was going crazy. That's how I know I'm in the presence of nature. It's a nice way to spend a weekend lunch. Bring the kids, bring the dogs, bring the whole family. It's awesome. read more

This is basically like the Wildflower Bread Comp only outside on a "farm" and way overpriced. I only because I got the groupon. We got two half sandwiches with soup, raspberry tea, piece of pie and cake and it was about $35. It was alright, but would've tasted better if it were cheaper. There were a bunch of yuppie types there. The gals who yell your order number out the window are not friendly. The grounds are pretty cool. You can pick your picnic table and bring your dog. read more

The Farm Kitchen - ham and bacon sandwich, garlic chicken soup, raspberry tea, and pecan pie - Sandwiches Near Me - Phoenix, Arizona

When the weather turns nice in Phoenix, there are few lunch spots better than The Farm Kitchen. The kitchen churns up delicious sandwiches and salads, with fresh lemonade and tea. The best part of it all is being able to take that lunch food and eat on their patio or picnic tables on the lawn. It's a fantastic setting... very calm and oozes "lazy Saturday". In fact, it reminds me of Joe's Farm Grill (in terms of the environment), but the Farm Kitchen doesn't have the crowds and hubbub. The only downside to this lunch location is the prices. Although certainly on the steep price, it is worth it on an occasional basis. I agree with the other reviewers who suggest taking out-of-town guests here. I have taken many of my guests here when they come to visit, and all of them have loved it. For that reason, I love having guests come to visit, as it gives me a reason to come back to The Farm Kitchen one more time! read more

This is a favorite destination dining experience. The extensive gardens on the grounds and the pastoral picnic picuresque arboretum are worth the slightly expensive bakery treats and sandwiches. They have a really delicious sweet potato salad and a good chicken salad sandwich. Pies and cookies are good as well. It has always been uncrowded when I have come here. This is a good place for a romantic stroll after a romantic picnic. read more

I really enjoyed the lunch. The turkey sandwich was fresh and tasty. The salads were good but the kale soup was super salty. The portions are great but I found it a bit too pricey for what we got. It's a great place to enjoy eating outside and take a simple stroll afterwards. read more

I've eaten at The Farm a few times now, and I feel like I have a pretty good feel for the place now. The Good: The sandwiches are fresh, and they have done a great job choosing ingredients so as to create sandwiches that are unique and tasty. Each sandwich has its own toppings that work well in that particular sandwich... In other words, it's not just iceberg lettuce, tomatoes, and onions in everything, like you'd find at a cheaper sandwich joint. I had the flank steak sandwich yesterday, and was quite pleased. I've also had the pulled pork, the pecan chicken salad, and maybe one other sandwich, but the flank steak is my favorite so far. They also offer some good bottled sodas. Stewart's Key Lime has always been a favorite, and I'm really enjoying the Virgil's Cola they have. I haven't seen that soda anywhere else. And the dessert selection is always tempting. Perhaps the best part about The Farm Kitchen is the outdoor patio and picnic tables. When you're working inside an office building all day long, sometimes the chance to spend your lunch hour outside is worth quite a bit (I may change my mind about that come summer, however). The soups are also OK, although I've never been blown away by any of them. The ones I've had are good, but nothing special. The Bad: OK, there's no denying that this place is too expensive. On balance, The Farm Kitchen is an excellent lunch option when it is nice out, when you're not famished, and when you're not on a tight budget. read more

Fresh and delicious sandwiches and salads. Picnic tables and the quaint farm setting make for a lovely little afternoon lunch. read more

This is a great place if you want to have a healthy pic-nic style meal with older folks (who would never call themselves "older folks", but let's face it, they really are) off the beaten path. It makes young parents feel comfortable, because they can leave the baby in the stroller for the meal or take the baby for a walk while everyone else socializes for as long as they like. I feel it's over-priced, but some of the ingredients are local organic. It was very good tasting, but you can only sit outside, so you will be subject to the weather and bugs. They have a country-store inside that makes you feel like you are in an east-coast grocery. They sell handmade pastas and canned items. This place is in a different building than "The Farm at South Mountain" restaurant, which is further down the tree-lined drive. Parking is available across the street from the farm in a dirt lot, or along the tree lined drive of the Farm. I feel the "farm" name is somewhat misleading. I saw no animals or barn...and you can't smell them either. :D --The theory is rather that you are eating food closer to it's source...not that you get to check out a farm. read more

Go here when the weather is perfect and you're with great company. That's what makes this place worth it. Otherwise the food is way too expensive for what you get. I had the egg salad sandwich this time and there was nothing special about it. Very average. In fact $10 was kinda obscene for such a sandwich, but this is where we wanted to go. I skipped the expensive drinks, sides, and dessert which all looked good I must say. If you are frugal, just skip this place all together. Otherwise it's got some atmosphere and charm included with the bill. read more

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Definately one of my favorite places to come for lunch. I wanted to go before it got hot and they close for the summer. They use a lot of the ingredients that they grow on the farm in their food. Its basically a soup/sandwich/salad place. I got the tuscan chicken which had balsamic vinegar, artichoke, tomatoes and lettuce on herb foccacia bread. my friend got the tuna which had jicama, celery, lettuce and tomato on wheat. The tuscan was very very good. Noting too special about the tuna, but it was good and tasted fresh. we got a passion ice tea and a lemonade, both tasted fresh also. Price is reasonable. For two sandwiches and 2 drinks it was $26. All you get is just a sandwich. There are chips and fruit you can add on if you like. They had many baked treats to choose from(cookies, mini pies, brownies, assorted treats), fresh fruit and to go salads. Also had a big selection of balsamic vinegar and oils to buy made in queen creek (az). The only downside I would say is that the dish pit thats directly behind where they made food was piling high of dirty dishes, I also noticed many flies flying around. I understand its partially outside but nothing fly paper or flytraps couldnt help. Other than that it was pretty clean. My favorite part is what there is to do there. Not only is it nice to sit in the pecan orchard and eat, but there are places to walk around too. There are other restaurants located in the back of the orchard i suggest walking and seeing. There is a little art building that has pieces of art you can look at. You can also join at Mayas farm where you can get pesticide free organic veggies and farm grown items. They also have a lot of things set up for weddings and this would be an amazing place for a wedding. read more

So I've eaten here before for lunch and decided to stop by again to get what dish I always think back to... their amazing couscous. I showed up around 11am this Saturday and luckily there was no line as this is a popular place around lunch. The staff looked like they were barely getting set-up for the day, so I took my time scanning the menu for what else I was going to eat that would accompany that amazing coucous I still recall.... turns out, they don't make it anymore. WHAT A BUMMER! I had been looking forward to it so much that when I didn't see it on their menu, I was secretly praying they called it something else besides couscous. Oh well, whaddya do? So I got the raspberry, goat cheese w/ pecan salad; side of chicken breast (for protein), and a small container of roasted sweet potatoes. My reviews: Chicken breast: very good. Lightly flavored w herbs, and freshly cooked (it was not overcooked) and sliced for me to eat with my salad; Salad: very tasty combinations. I loved that they were plentiful w/ the raspberries and the pecans.. the jicama was a nice muted contrast to the sweetness of the candied pecans and the tartness of the raspberries.. lettuce was fresh... and cheese was very plentiful. Kudos to them for being generous with good ingredients. Roasted SweetPot salad: one word: addicting. It is a perfectly balanced mix of chili oil (I think), scallions, roasted and gently sweet sweet potatoes, and dried cranberries that together make up a very flavorful and intriguing mix that is very exciting to the palate. Note that this sweetpot dish reminded me a lot of Liberty Market's sweetpot dish... though I liked this one more.. can't figure out what ingredient differs, but this one was at the addiction-level and it wasn't the sugar. I wish they still had that amazing couscous, though.. read more

We went to Sedona for the weekend and stopped here en route, and it was honestly the best, most quality ingredient meal we had during our whole trip. A breath of farm-fresh air (although it's more of an event venue vs operating farm), but totally cute how each of the eateries on the property have their own building, space and menu. Delicious breakfast burrito and a sweet/savory french toast monte cristo. All you can drink self service fresh lemonade, ice tea, coffee.. read more

This is my favorite place for lunch in Phoenix, and I love to go on a nice sunny day and sit outside at a picnic table and enjoy great food, lemonade and sunshine. It's like a little bit of heaven taken right from Napa Valley, with farm fresh and organic ingredients that are healthy, tasty and just flat out make you happy. The price tag might not put a smile on your face, but don't go every day. read more

Unique setting, fresh ingredients, friendly service. This is one of those restaurants you'll remember if you're a Phoenix visitor and probably be a regular at if you're a Phoenician. Turkey Waldorf salad - great. They even provide you with a big metal salad bowl to mix it all up (you'll understand once you go there). Pulled pork sandwich - excellent and homemade. Tomato basil soup was unbelievably tasty. read more

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Love this cozy little spot. There is a nice outdoor area to eat complete with picnic tables -people bring their dogs and play on the grass. Not much shade so plan wisely with the weather. The sandwiches are all good. We have had the pulled pork- one of my favorites-and the pecan chicken sandwich. The salads are delicious as well. Nice assortment of desserts, but the pies are more crusty then they should be, but pies really aren't my thing. No one rushes you to leave- a perfect picnic environment. It is a little pricier then other sandwich places as lunch for 5 of us was $75, but you are paying for the surroundings. read more

A client took me here for lunch while I was in-town on business and I really enjoyed the experience here. This place was rammed full on a Thursday during lunch hour, so you might want to drop by on the later or earlier side. The setting on the farm is very nice and picturesque; there are pecan trees all around where if you can find a rock and have good aim you can get a few pecans to chow down on. How cool is that? The food here is really good. They have a really nice variety of salads and sandwiches and you can tell that everything is just FRESH. I had a ham sandwich that was really delicious and everyone else in the group seemed to enjoy their meals. For a place that has really nice and fresh items the prices were totally reasonable too. Hard to say anything bad about this place. read more

Great spot if you like high prices, small portions, and REALLY SLOW SERVICE!! It took 15 minutes for a small sandwich to be served at a serving window, and another of our group waited 25 minutes. When she finally inquired, the staff said they called her name twice (she was seated 5 feet from the window) and then tried to argue with her. But the sandwich was tasty. read more

I love this restaurant. I love the sandwiches, soup, salads, desserts, lemonade... everything!! I usually get the 1/2 sandwich with a cup of soup and a piece of peach pie and a lemonade. Mmmmm... I would eat here much more often if that meal didn't cost me $20. I bring the kids and let them climb the trees, find pecans and run in the grass between the picnic tables. read more

They have such a quaint set-up. Farm to kitchen theme, the dining area is outdoors in a country courtyard setting. They have all kinds of baked goods as well which is a huge plus. We tried the brownie which was great and the apple cranberry cobbler. The cobbler was very pricey but pretty good. I will probably make my own on that one next time.. The Asiago chicken sandwich was delicious! Artichoke hearts and dressing and chicken on foccacia bread. Kind of sloppy to eat but well worth it. The steak sandwich was also solid, but not worth the $10. Maybe if they put a little bit more sauce on it, it'd be less bland? Overall this is a nice little spot to eat when the weather is comfortable. I'd say its worth the upcharge only if you're eating there. read more

Amazing property with great food & great service. This would make for a beautiful wedding venue and was such a treat to walk through and see the gardens and the cute little boutique after we enjoyed a nice Spring outdoor lunch! Worth trying, especially for vegan options, dairy free and other dietary restrictions. I'll be back! read more

Wow. What an impressive lunch. I have been meaning to get to this place for quite awhile and finally got down there today. While it is way the hell out of the way, I think the farm is fully worth the trip. I met my buddy and we ordered sandwiches. I had a really difficult time deciding what to eat and when pressed, blurted out "Pulled pork sandwich!". After I got my drink and paid my rather steep fee, I was immediately regretting my decision. Why would I get BBQ pork here? I should have had something else. If I'm gonna eat pork, it should be at Joe's or Dave's or someplace that is known for BBQ right? I was bummed. Then I got my sandwich and sunk my teeth into it. WOOWEE! That is some damn fine pork! It was not overly BBQ-y, and the cole slaw/bell pepper mixture on top was AMAZING! The bread was delicious as well, and everything together made a really nice sandwich. The setting is unbeatable, and with a lemonade, some good BBQ, and some French Bossa Nova playing on the stereo, I was transported to a whimsical lunch spot that really made my afternoon. The issue? The price. $15 for sandwich, drink, and chips is too much money to spend on a lunch that, while very delicious, still left me a bit hungry at the end. Not that I need a heaping pile of sandwich to get me through the day, but still.....4 (for price) rounded up to 5 (atmosphere). read more

First visit to the farm. Took a drive for lunch and we will be back. A beautiful place for a picnic in the lawn or on the shady patio. The food was delicious. We had the Tuscan Chicken and Veggie sandwich. Both were very good. DH thought the individual pecan pie might be the best he's had. The lemon bars are also good. read more

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Have been a few times with work friends for lunch. the place gets PACKED so we usually have to show up early. the soup and sandwiches are really good and most of the year sitting outside isn't an issue. The place is defiantly overpriced though. Also be ready to play Frogger when you show up, parking is on the other side of the road and you have to run across the street and avoid cars to get there!! read more

Went to Morning Glory Cafe for brunch and then grabbed sandwiches to go. It's a bit pricey but considering it's organic and local it's a good value. Get the BLTDA, you will NOT be disappointed. I never would have put dates on a sandwich (much less a BLT) but OH. MY. GOD. They add this amazing creaminess with just a hint of sweetness. The picnic tables are lovely! This is a great date spot but is also perfect for families and friends! Oh, and if you go on a Saturday, stop by the crepe truck and get the bread pudding. To die for. read more

This is my go to brunch place, in South Phoenix. I love the asthetic, the service, and the food!

I am SO impressed with The Farm! We've visited a few times and decided to stop in for lunch. The Farm Kitchen is a quick, walk up to order lunch spot with a large amount of outdoor seating. We ordered sandwiches which were delicious along with a few pastries for later which did not disappoint. The ingredients they use are extremely fresh and the quality is top notch. This is definitely a new favorite spot and cannot wait to return! read more

I hadn't been to the Farm Kitchen in years, so we decided to grab the dog and head to the Farm on a beautiful weekend day. We enjoyed passion fruit iced tea, lemonade, an egg salad sandwich, a ham torta, cherry cobbler and carrot cake...what an absolutely delicious lunch we shared! Such a nice escape from the city to get some fresh air and enjoy some fantastic food! read more

i came here january 9, 2011. i had the goat cheese salad, which was just all right for the price. i think farm kitchen's biggest draw isn't really the food, but the environment. there's lots of picnic tables and space available for families to come and enjoy a nice sunny day in the winter. the orange and grapefruit trees were all bearing fruit at the time, and i had to grab a few oranges, which all turned out very sweet. and if you're willing to work at it, you'll be able to find some intact pecans. i don't know if the farm has any rules against picking from the trees, but i didn't see any signs, so i may have to come back next year ;) read more

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