Great Sandwich! I was treated to "free lunch" yesterday after agreeing to an impromptu Sunday afternoon business meeting, and I was happily surprised when I was told that, among my choices strewn on the table, was a Prickly Pear sub from a mystery establishment known as Flancer's. The bread was perfect - and this is coming from someone who pretty much altogether stopped eating sandwiches 5 or so years ago due to the consistent let-down of most breads. The crust was nice and crusty, fresh as can be, and didn't overwhelm the rest of the sandwich. I wish I knew everything that comprised this Chicken n Prickly Pear concoction, but I don't - I was too busy. All I know is it tasted great, and it made up for the fact that I was dedicating my Sunday afternoon to a round table discussion that did not include an outdoor activity. Good work, Flancer's! You made my first trip to Gilbert a great one!

positive

i came here to eat a few times since the review and a lot of my friends told me that this place was good. First I tried the hawaiian side which was not bad, but it wasn't great. The Food I must say lacked flavor. I ate the Mochiko Chicken and the Beef stew and they could use more flavor in the dishes. It was pretty bland. A few days later I decided to try the Sushi side and again it wasn't great but not bad. the Rice was overcooked and they did not use enough sugar in their sushi rice vinegar which made it a little bitter. and anyone who is a lover of great sushi knows the rice is the most important ingredient to sushi not the fish. oh by the way the salmon was really bland. I decided to take home some baked goods home so I can eat it after at home.. I got some Malasadas, a custard pie and guava cake.. I took it home and decided that i couldn't wait and ate them immidiately. i'm sorry but the malasadas was hard as a rock. Not fluffy at all. The custard pie was good except the crust was too salty. and the cake was good also but the cake part was very dry. It seems that they do not have any quality check going on at this restaurant. or they just don't care.

negative

Not so much. My wife and I love coffee and we have tried a lot of different coffees and coffee houses. This one was like hot water with no flavor or character whatsoever. We both had the cappuccino with skim and it was flavorless. The barista graciously replaced these with a cold mocha which we took to go. These were just as bad and ended up down the drain. On the up side, the breakfast sandwiches were good (not great). All in all for us this place was not worth the trip from where we live and we won't be back.

negative

Came here one day because we had originally wanted to get an adobo fried rice omelet from Aloha Kitchen, but it was way far...so our friends suggested this spot. We came in right after the 6:30 mass near by and we were sure happy we did, because about 5 minutes after we got seated, the place got PACKED! Anyway, we got exactly what we came for, the adobo fried rice omelet. If you've never tried it...gotta go. They also have these pretty good red velvet pancakes; which definitely taste more dessert-ish than they do pancak-ish, he he he. But we all enjoyed our food and the service was excellent. A little far in my opinion, when there are other options near by, but if it was close to me, I'd definitely go pretty often!
positive