I work in downtown Chandler and I must say that this restaurant is the most practical place to eat in the area. The variety and portions of food will fit most pallets and budgets. I would highly recommend the wings with blue cheese. They are cooked just right, not burnt and not alarmingly hot, against just right. The hamburger and fries are cooked to perfection if you simply want a great restaurant taste. The food ranges from hummus to salsa to onion soup (not necessarily in that order). The waitstaff is excellent. The seating and service is prompt. Usually the place is near full, but I have always managed to find a table. Lunch will generally run about $15.00 including tip and excluding alcohol. If you want a safe bet in downtown Chandler, the SanTan Brewing Company is it.
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So... I would have posted pictures, but devoured everything before I could remember, lol. The food is AMAZING! The service is great also. Salmon burger, french fries, apple crisps, regular burgers, and the list goes on! I haven't even told you the best part... THEY DELIVER!!!!! Unfortunately, this will be an overweight summer... but a happy one!
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Had a meeting at ASU after lunch and picked this place to eat and prepare. No wi-fi was a HUGE downer. I suppose I understand the management not wanting people to stay all day, but next time I'm looking for a place to do a working lunch, I'll look elsewhere. Food was okay, too. And canned sodas meant I couldn't take a refill with me. I had the plain chicken sandwich and it was plain.
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Stopped in mostly because it was near where I was staying for work. Couldn't get in the door on first try, went back a few days later and sat at the bar. Since it was so crowded we expected it to be pretty good, sadly not so much. The sushi chef talked us into the all u can eat deal, cheap enough at $27 a head. I'm am typically a sashimi guy and not a big fan of paying for mostly rice nigiri, but what the hey nigiri it was. started with some of my favorites uni and ama-ebi naturally they are on the limited to one order list, but thats cool. The Uni was to say the least not at its peak freshness, in fact most normal sushi bars that i frequent would not have served it. Moved on to the hamachi and tuna, edible but not very fresh. Tried the 911 roll it was ok but not nearly as spicy as I would have liked. My associate ordered a spider roll, which the menu claimed was fresh softshell crab (as you would expect) it came out with 2 small crab legs hanging out of each end and a lot of "Krab" in the middle, when asked the sushi chef admitted that fake krab was used we pointed out the menu was wrong and sent the roll back, which seemed to offend the chef. If they write fresh crab on the menu and give you Krab, they need to expect that! All in all it was a very mediocre or worse sushi experience, but it was cheap! The only reason that I gave 2 stars instead of 1 was the Hamachi Kama which was very good, but sadly also on the limited to one list. I'll not be coming back, good luck to the folks that give it five stars.
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