The service is unbeatable, and the wide range of food is delicious! Having a place with food that good AND live music is a rare find!

Came back after a 17 year gap, still great food and service after all this time. Had a bacon cheeseburger, garlic mushroom burger with fried pickles. Dessert was the Diner Split, a deep fried banana split from heaven. Will have to make sure to come back more often.

Rustler's Rooste is the essential Western restaurant that everyone needs to visit when in town, and locals should frequent more often to unwind. What's better than a historical venue (RR has been around since the 1970s) with a killer view? Friendly and attentive staff and delicious western barbecue food! Did I mention there's a slide? RR sits at the top of a hill near Arizona Grand Resort between Tempe and Ahwatukee. You can't miss the lights. There is a small parking lot at the top that can fill up quickly, or there is more parking at the bottom of the hill with a shuttle that will take you to the restaurant. The walk up is steep- but doable- if you don't want to wait for the shuttle. Once at the entrance be sure to say hi to Horny the bull, a live long horned steer! You can then enter the restaurant via the hostess stand and a trip down the slide or be boring and take the steps. All the details are here- sawdust and hay on the floor, live country cover band, and even rattlesnake on the menu! How does it taste? Not really like chicken, and it has lots of tiny bones like a fish filet. But not bad! Worth a taste. Other menu items of note- the pork chops are juicy and delicately seasoned but for the price you can't beat the Cowboy Stuff- a platter of chicken, shrimp, kebabs, veggies, beans and more! It's enough for 3 people, especially with the complimentary biscuits at each table. To drink there is a full bar that has some local beer options. I had the San Tan Devils Ale, but be sure to ask because they can rotate out. Done with dinner but want to party? Stay and cut a rug with the live country cover band and ample dance floor. But by far the best thing about RR is the view. It's why they call it "beef and brew with a view." RR overlooks the city of Phoenix from the glistening lights to the planes landing at Sky Harbor. You can't beat it. Get here early, grab a drink, and watch one of the spectacular sunsets AZ is known for. And visit often!

Fettuccine Alfredo. :)

Spent a few lovely hours at the garden recently. I love how lush it is and how the traditional layout pulls you along and offers different views and perspectives along the path. It's different depending on which direction you walk. The waterfall is so nice and feeding the Koi is a lot of fun. One of the big Koi even followed us all the way around the pond! The gift shop is also really nice, full of interesting gifts and everyone is so nice. I can't wait to go back with other family members. A real gem right in the middle of the city.

I thought the grass was excellent maybe a little too short and fast. The fields were huge the biggest fields our girls have ever played on. Definitely home field advantage. A very nice facility.

We went here on a field trip. We loved the layout and all the different types of paintings and art display and the garden was a beautiful place to eat lunch.

I was fortunate enough to visit this wonderful museum while on holiday. I was especially grateful that I was there for the photography exhibit of Frida Kahlo! the scope of it was truly amazing. I look forward to visiting this wonderful museum again on my next trip to Phoenix. it's FABULOUS!

First time at this place, and honestly this place is killing it, it was pack on a Sunday Night, they had every kind of beer you can think of, the ambient was awesome, fun and make me feel great. I Highly recommend it, great beers and delicious food, not to mention Bartender Jhonny has become one of my favorites bartenders, great customer service. Good job Copper Blues.

Rustler's Rooste is the essential Western restaurant that everyone needs to visit when in town, and locals should frequent more often to unwind. What's better than a historical venue (RR has been around since the 1970s) with a killer view? Friendly and attentive staff and delicious western barbecue food! Did I mention there's a slide? RR sits at the top of a hill near Arizona Grand Resort between Tempe and Ahwatukee. You can't miss the lights. There is a small parking lot at the top that can fill up quickly, or there is more parking at the bottom of the hill with a shuttle that will take you to the restaurant. The walk up is steep- but doable- if you don't want to wait for the shuttle. Once at the entrance be sure to say hi to Horny the bull, a live long horned steer! You can then enter the restaurant via the hostess stand and a trip down the slide or be boring and take the steps. All the details are here- sawdust and hay on the floor, live country cover band, and even rattlesnake on the menu! How does it taste? Not really like chicken, and it has lots of tiny bones like a fish filet. But not bad! Worth a taste. Other menu items of note- the pork chops are juicy and delicately seasoned but for the price you can't beat the Cowboy Stuff- a platter of chicken, shrimp, kebabs, veggies, beans and more! It's enough for 3 people, especially with the complimentary biscuits at each table. To drink there is a full bar that has some local beer options. I had the San Tan Devils Ale, but be sure to ask because they can rotate out. Done with dinner but want to party? Stay and cut a rug with the live country cover band and ample dance floor. But by far the best thing about RR is the view. It's why they call it "beef and brew with a view." RR overlooks the city of Phoenix from the glistening lights to the planes landing at Sky Harbor. You can't beat it. Get here early, grab a drink, and watch one of the spectacular sunsets AZ is known for. And visit often!

One of the finest clubs I've been... Excellent waiting staff, music is good, management really tentative to there crowd to appease each and every one

Ok, so your first time you'll be like where in the hell do I go? It's in the back alley! There'll be a dude there standing outside the door, so no worries. Also, you can park at the hotel across the street and they'll give you a good deal if you get your ticket uh stamped or whatever. Anyways, you'll see a lot of the faces from Crescent over here and that's a good thing. Crescent and Valley are my two favorite venues of all time and I've been going to shows for quite some time now.

Posto incantevole, servizio impeccabile.