Had a great time coming here on Saturday night. When we sat down the server gave us a run down of…read morethe menu and told us they were a scratch kitchen. We ordered some cocktails and the calamari appetizer to start. All fantastic. I ordered the Mediterranean bowl and my husband got the French dip with fries. Both were very good. Would love to come back next time we are in Glendale!

Honestly, I'm still trying to get use to Arizona service... but decided to go to this place after…read moremy friends raved about the crab cake, cocktails, and happy hour deals.... But left disappointed. Our server Anabel made it seem like we were inconveniencing her whether it was asking for round of waters or just to be addressed...unsure if it was a bad day or not, but not really interested in returning.

Barley & Smoke might be one of the coolest hidden gems we've found in Arizona. We have been to the…read morebar it's tucked inside of so many times and had NO idea this place was even there. You walk through and suddenly you're sitting at a gorgeous little bar literally IN THE KITCHEN, watching everything happen right in front of you. The entire experience feels intimate, elevated and completely unexpected. The vibe was incredible. Instrumental hip hop playing in the background, moody lighting, amazing cocktails, incredible food, and a front row seat to the kitchen. It somehow feels upscale without feeling stuffy. The oysters, prawns, bone marrow, cocktails, and beignets - everything we tried was so good, but the atmosphere is what really made it. It feels like you've been let in on a secret. Such a cool experience and absolutely somewhere we will be going back to. 10/10 for food, cocktails, music and one of the best vibes we've found.

My hubs and I went to their Whiskey & Vinyl on Saturday w/ some friends, and we had a great night…read moreout! First, I really loved the aesthetic of the joint. It's a little moody w/ dim lighting and has a cool throwback feel to another era. My bestie & I ordered Old Fashioneds. They were good, although they were a bit on the light-pour side. I ordered the Wagyu meatballs, and they were absolutely delicious. My hubs and the rest of the table ordered the burger. They enjoyed them, but fair warning: the burger has a bit of a kick! The gentleman spinning vinyl for the evening had an amazing playlist. Each song seemed better than the one before. Overall, it was a fun atmosphere, great music, and a really enjoyable night out!

Greg N was our Server, very attentive and accommodating…read more Love the ambiance and CS is Great! Food and Drinks have always been "Spot On" The Restaurant is clean and tidy as are the bathrooms, very nice Patio Area.

The ambiance is great. We sat in the patio area with very few patrons. We had a kind server…read morehowever he was only able to bring one thing at a time to the table. I had the pastrami sandwich and unfortunately the meat was so salty I could not eat it. There was literally no sauerkraut, but no amount of acidity would take away the saltiness of the meat. It was dry and resembled burnt ends. The flourless chocolate cake was smooth and tasty.

Friendly service and fresh seafood, also had really nice decor. We ordered the green aguachiles…read moreand it really hit the spot in this hot weather.

From the owner: En el corazón de Glendale, Alta Mar te invita a un viaje culinario a través de los sabores más…read morefrescos y exquisitos del mar. Nuestro restaurante se especializa en mariscos de primera calidad, cuidadosamente seleccionados para ofrecerte una experiencia gastronómica inigualable.

Unforgettable Birthday Celebration! What a Blast! We came to…read moreThe Lola in Glendale to celebrate my friend's birthday, and we couldn't have picked a better spot! They happened to be celebrating the World Cup at the same time, which just took the entire experience to a whole new level. We had an absolute blast celebrating here. If you're looking for great food, killer drinks, and a high-energy atmosphere for a celebration, The Lola is the place to be. Can't wait to come back!

I really wanted to love Lola's because the atmosphere is great, but unfortunately the customer…read moreservice and communication have been beyond disappointing. Trying to book my mom's 50th birthday party was a nightmare. Emails went unanswered, phone calls weren't returned, and I ultimately had to drive there in person just to get the event booked. After finally securing the date, I waited for a follow-up regarding the details, only to discover that the general manager had been let go. I was given the new GM's name and phone number, but despite multiple calls and text messages, I was completely ghosted. This left me scrambling to find another venue with only one month before an important family celebration. No customer should be left hanging like that after booking an event. This was actually my second chance giving Lola's another opportunity because I genuinely like the vibe of the place. The first time, my group of only six people was still enjoying drinks when staff told us we had to leave at 11:00 p.m. because there wasn't enough business to justify staying open. That experience was disappointing, but I decided to give them another shot anyway. Sadly, after this experience, I won't be returning. Great atmosphere means very little when communication, professionalism, and customer service are consistently lacking.

Delicious! Just like the other Postino's I have been to. Nice patio and shaded for the most part…read more The bruschetta was great. Service was fast and friendly. Parking lot is huge! With three busy restaurants it is so nice to have plenty of parking. Grass field in front of the place for kids to play was nice.

I've always enjoyed going to Postino Peoria and usually have a great experience, which is why this…read morewas disappointing. I went on a Tuesday and was told my order would only come out to around $25 because of the Tuesday promo. After I paid, I realized I was charged almost $40. Even with tax and an 18% tip, the total still shouldn't have been anywhere near that amount. This is the first issue I've had here, so I'm hoping it was just a mistake, but it definitely left me feeling bummed out and confused. I still like the place overall, but I'd recommend double checking your bill before paying.

What an amazing evening, beautifully curated with so many thoughtful details. Only downside is that…read morefor some reason Apple maps was not accurate to finding the location and parking was a challenge as it is right on Roosevelt Row. However as soon as I found it and immediately after entering Pretty Penny I was transformed to the cutest little restaurant. I was greeted immediately and had made a reservation so even though my friend hadn't arrived yet, they sat me down. They instantly offered water and menus (food and cocktail). I noticed that the menu seemed very small and the dishes were shareable -- I don't eat meat so I was hoping my friend wouldn't mind sticking with fish and seafood (which she didn't). As soon as I got to my table there was the cutest sign that said welcome to Sarah Sherman and guest -- it was such an adorable and personal touch, I loved that! As soon as my friend got there we immediately both ordered the cold brew old fashioned -- we thought about the espresso martini but this just sounded too good to pass up -- and we were not disappointed! This drink was so tasty and strong. We immediately ordered the bread (sourdough boule) to soak up some of the alcohol as well as some oysters and the salsa. The oysters were so well spiced and were absolutely delicious. But the bread, the bread, the bread -- the server mentioned that it took almost 9 months to develop the bread recipe and it served. It was the best bread and butter that I think I have ever had! The salsa was good but probably was my least favorite of everything and it was still super yummy. We then moved on to the octopus tostadas. Sometimes octopus is not my fav -- it can be too chewy but this was so amazing and incredibly flavorful. It was starting to be my favorite dish until we ordered the Hamachi -- OMG!! Talk about a mouth orgasm-- both my friend and I were yummming it up -- but seriously this bite was so complex with different flavors coming up with every chew -- it has coriander candied peanuts, fermented pineapple, avocado, pickled fresno, toasted coconut and aji amarillo yogurt -- The server mentioned that this was the chef's least favorite dish which I totally do not understand because this was off the charts in my book. We also tried the earl gray whiskey sour, which was light and delicious, and ended with the shrimp toast and the espresso martini. By the way the toast on the shrimp toast was like a little fried dough triangle -- sooooo gooood! The martini was good but the cold brew old fashioned really stole the spotlight for me. Other details I loved that just elevated the experience: Purse hook (very important to me), the little trays for your utensils, metal coasters, incredibly attentive servers, fantastic music, great ambiance and the cutest was the penny they put on top of your check. So cute -- was not expecting such an enjoyable all around experience!! Will be back 1000%!!!

It was pretty good but certainly not worth the titular pretty penny price--and we didn't even get…read morethe recommended 8 dishes, which is, like, the entire menu. To start, the menu is a bit puzzling. It's kind of like a handful of Asian-inspired dishes, a handful of Mexican/South American, and a handful of French or New American. But there's not enough of each to chart a course through one type of cuisine. So, basically you're gonna have a cultural melange meal. Hamachi crudo was really good and fairly unique. The halibut was excellently prepared but not particularly innovative in any way I could tell. Zucchini had goat cheese, which wasn't immediately clear from the description, so I didn't enjoy the rude surprise I got when I took my first bite, and didn't eat anymore, as I really despise the stuff. So that was a waste. Not a dig on the dish, just a personal thing I wish I had more notice of. There were other issues though. The wine list was exceptionally small, They were out of the bread, which is supposedly a must-try. And then we were going to get the steak but the folks next to us advised against it, showing their cut that had zero fat. They said it was leather. On that point, the tables are SUPER CLOSE. Like, a couple inches apart. You hear everything and almost can't avoid getting entwined into others' conversation. We liked the people we were next to, but be aware that it's an unintentionally awkward communal experience that's not well-suited to a date night. The service was pretty good, they put out a nice printed greeting with the reservation name, and give you a sparkling wine toast. But considering the price and overall experience we had, I'd pass and not come back.

A fabulous experience with enjoyable mocktails, cocktails, creative menu items that were high…read morequality and full of flavor. Engaging and friendly team enabled a relaxing and valuable night out with colleagues.

I love that they have an indoor and outdoor seating area. Isaac and Tyler both provided great…read moreservice and recommendations on the cocktails. I had the road runner and donkey. Donkey was a little sweeter than I anticipated. Both were delicious. And I ordered the roasted beets. Although I don't know how "roasted" the beets actually were, all the flavors were very well put together - flavors that I would never have thought to pair together with, and I was surprisingly full after eating it all.