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

Oh Jeffrey! I just love pleasant people! I also love to know what I'm getting myself into before I…read morestart. As i ordered my mimosa, Jeffrey asked if I wanted a double or a single... of course in my sailors voice I asked for a double! Jeffrey let me know I had to finish my drink in the area of the restaurant. I couldn't take it with me. I was like ok no problem, sat down enjoyed a sandwich and my mimosa. This restaurant is directly in front of gate 8, the gate I was traveling from. I could drink comfortably while making sure I didn't miss my flight. Perfect location to enjoy as many mimosas as the heart desire. The ambiance is nice! even in a noisy airport, the music was playing at a nice volume. Enough to enjoy the music but not overpower any airport announcements. I enjoyed my time at OHSO BREWERY

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.

A salad was exactly what I needed after a long weekend of eating bad…read more I got the Caesar and added chicken. The flavor was really good but the chicken was kind of a gyp. Basically like to strips ripped apart. I did like that you get a roll with the salad. Service was quick but they overcharged me. I didn't find out till later. Didn't care enough to walk all the way back. They have a tv there and lots of seating if you are waiting around.

We ordered a blackberry mojito and pear martini. The mojito wasn't to our taste, so the bartender…read morekindly swapped it for another pear martini. Afterwards, he mentioned that he tasted it and agreed about our comments- I appreciate that level of attention. Shortly after, the food arrived. Spicy pork tacos for me, and BLTA for my wife. The tacos looked a little overdressed. I was so wrong. Flavor and texture were balanced perfectly. The tortillas were firm, but again, perfectly suited to the juicy pork, that had a teriyaki vibe. Sprouts, carrot and cucumber toppings worked well, despite my expectations. The BLTA was HUGE. Great flavor. Both entrees were ordered with sweet potato fries. Unusual cut to them, but seasoned perfectly. I paired mine with chipotle aioli and ate every last one. My only complaint is that I'm only spending one evening in the Phoenix area, and won't be back soon. I would eat this food three times a week without hesitation.

It was 115 yesterday and they had the door open which it made it insanely hot insane. I had to ask…read moreto move us to the back of the restaurant. I ordered the pesto goat cheese spread with crostini - it was way too think and hard as a rock. Very hard to bite in to. The spread needed salt. We ordered the Pacos Tacos. I took off onions and bacon. My husband had it just the way it comes. We really enjoyed those. The black beans it came with was absolutely delish My daughter and her hubby ordered the grilled cheese. My daughters came with pear spiced bread - tasted like raisin bread - none of us cared for it. Service was good. Not a place we would go back to. I do like that all salads could be turned in to a wrap. The drink menu looked fun. Cute atmosphere- you should secure a reservation.

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.

This place is very quiet on a Saturday afternoon. The staff…read moreis so sweet and kind. I ordered a hazelnut and vanilla oat latte and a potato and chorizo tacos The sauce on top of the tacos is sooooo delicious and deserves to be poured on top of the eggs.

My husband and I wanted to stop somewhere new for brunch, so we decided on The Bread and Honey…read moreHouse in Arcadia. As soon as we walked in, we both said, "This isn't what we were expecting." It's a large open dining area with tables and about four or five booths with counter-style ordering. They have a water station set up where you grab your own waters and find a table to sit at, and then they will bring out your food. Based on the name, we assumed we would be seated by a hostess and the menu would be full of breads, different kinds of pastries, and country-style foods, but it's actually mostly Mexican dishes with a few country-style dishes thrown in. We ended up ordering the Crispy Chorizo & Potato tacos and the biscuits and gravy with a side of bacon to share. The tacos were good; they are filled with whipped potatoes and chorizo, but the biscuits and gravy were just basic biscuits and gravy. The scrambled eggs on both dishes were WAY overcooked and had zero flavor. Not sure if they misunderstood my husband when he ordered the side of bacon crispy; that also meant to cook the eggs that way too? Overall, it was a good experience. The espresso martini was good, and the staff were really friendly. I'm just not sure it was good enough to stop in again.

This was the only steakhouse I visited in Phoenix, so I might be a little biased, but I can…read moreconfidently say this was my favorite meal of the entire weekend! From the moment we arrived, the restaurant had such great vibes. There was also a subtle, almost secretive animal theme throughout the space that added a really cool touch. The hostess and waitstaff were incredibly friendly, attentive, and accommodating. The drinks were good, but the food was definitely the star. The milk bread was absolutely delicious, and the pibil dumplings were also really good. My only complaint is that they only came with three pieces, which felt a little expensive for the portion. The beef tartare was another standout. It was delicious on its own and paired really well with the banana chip, which added a nice contrast in texture and flavor. I would probably skip the white oak grilled skewers, though. They were pretty burnt, and unfortunately, they didn't really stand out to me compared to the other dishes. The ribeye was cooked to absolute perfection. We asked if they could prepare the two halves of the ribeye at different temperatures since my wife prefers her steak closer to medium, and they were more than happy to accommodate us. They even comped our milk bread because it took a little longer than expected to come out, which was a really nice gesture. Overall, an excellent experience from start to finish. Great atmosphere, fantastic service, and some really memorable dishes. Definitely recommend checking this steakhouse out if you're in the Phoenix area!

We had brunch here, it was okay. Aesthetically displaced is lovely, but it is right in the heart of…read morecampus. It was not busy and we had great service and an excellent seat.

I always find myself returning to Macintosh for either brunch or dinner, and there's a good reason…read morewhy! The ribs are absolutely to die for -- tender, flavorful, and definitely something I recommend trying. The sandwich portions are also worth mentioning. You get a generous amount of meat, making them a satisfying choice when you're looking for something hearty. One thing to keep in mind is the drinks. For the price, they tend to be a little light, so you may want to consider ordering a double. Otherwise, I'd simply go with a glass of champagne or a beer and enjoy the meal. Overall, Macintosh remains a place I'm happy to return to.

I visited The Macintosh on a weeknight. There were several diners, but the restaurant wasn't super…read morebusy. There was also a big soccer game that evening, so I think most people were out at watch parties. I ordered the Cardiff M. Co ahi tuna (salad), $30 and shoestring potatoes (fries), $9. The salad came with seared rare and blackened ahi tuna, avocado, cherry tomatoes, field greens, edamame, crunchy wasabi peas, sesame seeds, agave ponzu, and miso vinaigrette. The salad was wonderful, however, a big pricey. For $30, I would have liked more ahi tuna pieces. Mine only came with five small pieces. I love shoestring fries, and I really enjoyed theirs. They were nice and crispy. The staff was friendly and attentive throughout. The restaurant offers plenty of seating inside and out, and is great for groups.

This would be my first time to this place as for my husband he had been here a handful of times…read more We came for dinner and wasn't sure if we would be able to get seating without a long wait, but we were in luck. We choose to sit indoors. The restaurant is very cozy with dimmed lighting to add to the evening ambiance. It has a casual feel but you can dress up or down. Some people were casual and some more dressed up. We were seated at the front by the stage where live music was about to start. I thought this would be nice since I do enjoy live music. Well the speakers were facing right at our table and it was noticeably loud when the entertainer began to play. We asked for another table. We could not hear ourselves talking. I ordered a cocktail, The Giddy Up Espresso Martini. That was very delicious! They do have a full bar, it's nice to have choices as far as alcoholic beverages. Our food, Fish & Chips, BBQ Nachos, Aged Manchego, Crusty Bread Garlic Oil & Balsamic, and Molinari Sopressata. Everything was absolutely delicious! The fries with the Fish were perfect. My favorite besides the Martini. was the Crusty Bread with Olive Oil and Balsamic. Our server was the best! Amiriya made sure our drinks stayed filled and asked us what we thought about the food. Even on this busy night. After our meal we walked around the outside seating and game area. This place is a fun place to meet with others especially with the outdoor/patio game area. I would love to come back when in AZ.. But, I don't have to wait until then because we have a CD restaurant in the San Diego area! Woohoo! I can't wait to try some other dishes and have another Espresso Martini. I probably would pay for a shot of Bailey's added to the drink. Restaurant parking is busy but they do have additional parking just across the way. It happened to be busy because we were up against Valentine's Day weekend.

After a long very hot drive we were in need of some dinner. We wanted something with a good…read moreatmosphere and delicious food so our son suggested Culinary Dropout. We arrived around 8pm on a Monday night and were happy they were open and seemed to have quite a few full tables. We were seated promptly at a very comfortable table. Our server took our drink orders right away and was very helpful in answering our questions regarding the menu. I ordered the most delicious shrimp Louie for my meal. My husband ordered the club sandwich which he thoroughly enjoyed. Our son ordered a pasta dish which he loved. Even though we don't live in the Tempe area, we would definitely dine at Culinary Dropout the next time we are in the area!

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?

Extensive whiskey and tequila bottle list and plenty of good beers on tap which is great. I also…read morereally enjoyed the 2 cocktails I had-- a whiskey sour iteration and highball. Cocktails were made well, I'd come back and try others. Our friends suggested The Hudson which worked for me, it's been sitting on my list for a while. Bar food was pretty good. Next time I'll try a burger since people like them a lot in reviews, and I love a good burger. This visit we had the carne asada cheesesteak with some onion rings and boneless wings. Both items were good. I think for me, 4 stars seems right since there's an element of having to order at the bar and then come back up if anything is needed. Making it feel somewhat self service but I'm sure we tipped like full service. And at first we were trying to figure out the menu, where to order, and apparently we had a learning curve that night. Brains were tired. We sat outside with the misters at night. That was totally fine. It wasn't one of the nasty hot days.

The fries are great, crispy and well seasoned. The Chicken sandwich was also good, with avocado…read moremaking for an interesting flavor. Tasted similar to ChickFilA. Decently expensive, average 18 bucks a pop without sides or a drink. I would consider it slightly above fast food quality but nothing to rave about, but still not bad for an airport.

Zinburger is a nice option if you are looking for a satisfying meal at PHX. The burger prices here…read moreare as expected given it is airport food, but at least it is good quality and made to order. Though expect a bit of a wait for your burger due to the queue and cooking time.