I spent a good while selecting seats that had the best view I was looking for. Their website helps a lot since it warns you if you select a seat with an obstructed view, so be sure to take that seriously! There are a few areas off to the sides (on all levels?) that block your view of half the stage. Just FYI! We enjoyed our evening and all of the staff we encountered were very friendly and helpful. A small bottle of water was $4 but there was also a water fountain handy so I can't complain. A can of beer was $11, but I couldn't find a beer fountain.

Clean well managed place for large events, plenty of views from all seating areas. Great sound system and friendly staff. Bathrooms were very clean. My o my gripe is the parking isn’t amazing here. Parking ramp is a little tight and not super well marked.

Mesa Arts Center hosted a Día de los Muertos annual event in collaboration with the community. It was a great event that had a variety of vendors (food and merchandise), music and dance performances, a community ofrenda, plenty of seatings and it was all laid out through out the art center. We had a great time and loved all the whole experience. Día de los Muertos Festival Oct. 25 - 26, 2025

I recently had my graduation at the Mesa Arts Center and it was absolutely beautiful and amazing. The entire space is stunning from every angle. In my opinion, there are no bad seats in the entire venue. The layout, design, and atmosphere made the event feel so special. The building itself is also impressive and adds an elegant touch to any occasion. I could not have imagined a more perfect place to celebrate such an important milestone.

First trip to this place. Show was a weekday holiday but still not crowded. Parking a breeze and reasonable. Wait time was minimal. Organized, well staffed that were both engaging and very helpful. The auditorium itself a good size for music events. Only holds 1500 people so that controls the crowd. Ample bathrooms on three of the four floors, clean and stocked. Comfortable seats with leg room, good viewing from just about any seat. Acoustically seemed fine. The bar service seemed overwhelmed at times. Better planning on their part needed. Shouldn't have to miss any part of the performancec to get a cold drink. Lines before the show and during intermission were too long. Pricing as you would expect, high.

Wonderful facility for concerts. Plenty to free parking around the area and very helpful staff inside. Comfy, big chairs and room to move around. Great views from any seat in the house. Had to wait a bit until doors to theater opened, but fast entrance through security outside.

This was my first time visiting this venue for the show of Penn & Teller. Comfortable seats and gorgeous, clean venue. Staff running the event friendly and helpful.

Took a family trip to the Museum and enjoyed it very much. My 4 year old Grandson loved the Dinosaur exhibits and especially liked panning for gold. You can't erase history it's happening everyday. Great Job to the Museum.

Me and the family had such a great time visiting the museum of natural history. My kids are infatuated with dinosaurs, so be able to see the fossils and skeletons was really neat to see their eyes light up. I love to exploring most of Arizona’s natural history as well. It was a very educational day for us and we are excited to come back.

I spent an amazing friday afternoon at this museum with my kids and it was a hit! The dinosaur exhibit with a real waterfall was a wow moment, and the hands-on activities and play areas were a huge hit with my 4-year-old twins. They loved exploring the Native American and Maya exhibits, and learning about the wildlife native to Arizona. One of my twins was initially scared of the mammoth skeleton, but with some encouragement, she faced her fears and we ended up staying for almost 4 hours. The museum is well-curated and engaging for kids, and the staff were friendly and helpful. Highly recommend for a fun and educational outing with little ones.

A cool experience for everyone and I got in for free! Natives get in for free with Tribal ID. Lots to read and look at. Real fossils! I took my time and read just about everything I could. Even with it being crowded, we got in smoothly, and enjoyed our experience. It's 3 stories big. Take your time to look at everything. For $16! Worth it.

Please lower your standards and you will have a great time. Unfortunately for us we read in advance about all of their amazing features such as “the flood” and their animatronics. Nothing worked and quite frankly it was like walking into Bass Pro Shops. I gave them 2 stars because at least their staff was very nice.

Attended the Rock on the Rock fundraiser on Saturday, September 27th at the museum. First time attending the museum; enjoyed an amazing night of music, good food and learning about AZ history. Plan to visit again during regular hours for a tour and gaining more knowledge about the wonderful finds made throughout Arizona.

Educational and fun for the entire family! The interactive kids room was popular but not crowded on a Saturday afternoon. A wide variety of exhibits kept us busy for a couple of hours. Lots of dinosaurs, rocks, crystals & panning for gold, cultural relics of the indigenous Indians of the area, the jail, the mine, plus more. Lots to learn & see in a smaller museum. Fair entry prices. Clean restrooms & exhibits. Really fun museum! Well done!!!

We love camping at Maricopa County parks. They do a fantastic job in every way. Campsites are well spaced, clean, in working order and amenities are as described. Even the black water dumping station here at Usery is the nicest one we have been to! There are more popular parks and we enjoy them all but Usery is really a beautiful park. It is also a best of both worlds place to stay while exploring this area of Arizona. You are in the wilderness and close to the Salt River. Lakes, Superstition Mountain, Tonto National Forest but also shopping, restaurants, tourist destinations, a top notch shooting range and lovely golf courses. I am charmed by this park and rate it as one of the best in Arizona right up there with the very popular Lost Dutchman State Park! Great job Usery!

Great hiking area to soak in the gorgeous Arizona landscape and wildlife - especially the cacti! Some of the largest we’d ever seen, and the park allows nature to take its course so you will come across cacti in various stages of life, even when they’ve fallen over and have started returning to nature. The trails we took were flat and relatively easy, but the ground is often rocky, sandy and a bit uneven to wear appropriate shoes of course!

This is a really nice campground just minutes away from Mesa, AZ, and close to the lower Salt River Recreation Area. There are some wonderful trails, everything from easy. To moderately difficult, short to long (9+ miles). There is water and 50/30 amp service, but no sewer. Restrooms and showers are well kept and clean. Nice and quiet!

Nice park. Just be aware that there is a gun range close by and they do not adhere to published hours so be ready for some gun noise. Additionally there are pack rats and rodents that can cause damage to your vehicle or RV and there are frequent occurrences. You’ll see many vehicles with their hoods open and a string of lights in the engine bay in an attempt to thwart the critters.

This park is a large, beautiful place. With many different lengths of trails to choose from. There's also a large variety of cacti and desert plants. There's also many butterflies and birds. The whole place is well maintained.

I've been to a few outdoor ranges, but this one has to be one of the best and most professional ranges around! The staff were very nice and made sure my concealed gun was not loaded prior to entering the range. When I asked questions because I wasn't familiar with their policies, they answered professionally and not like at some ranges who treated me like I was an idiot for not knowing something. I highly recommend trying this range!

A beautiful and well maintained park, offering numerous trails of all abilities, with an excellent visitors center. Employees are enthusiastic and obviously enjoy their positions.

Such a nice place to learn about various planes and some history of Falcon field and some of these planes and displays. Staff there was so kind and welcoming. This is great for all kinds of people, I came here with a friend and her kids and the kids absolutely loved the little airplane bikes to ride around on. You can also see some planes take off from the airport next to this museum! Only thing is it was really warm in the museum when we visited at the time due to the AC being down I believe, they had only a few fans blowing but not enough, it made it uncomfortable especially during this high heat summer but we were able to still go through the museum.

An awesome place to visit, especially if you are interested in history or avionics. Seeing aircraft up close And learning from the docents is a great experience. While one of the hangers was open because of a visiting bomber in for repairs don’t be afraid to go in the summer. There’s a small theater with A variety of informative movies for when you need a break. Highly recommend Special thanks to Max and Ed, Volunteers who helped us along the way with some incredible facts and information. Thanks to all the volunteers who help bring our avionics history alive. Post to add photos

We spent several hours looking at all the planes indoors then went to see the the B17-G Sentimental Journey on the flight line. We toured the inside of the plane. What an experience. This plane's engine sound was used in the making of the Masters of the Air Mini Series. They opened the bomb bay doors and we were able to see the autographs of the men that served. We also got to see the B-25J Bomber. Our guide was so knowledgeable and kind. He made the entire experience so interesting and we got to know about his service. All the volunteers had so much knowledge and experience. A must if you are an aviation enthusiast while in the Mesa/Phoenix area. Highly recommend.

Had the best time at this place, if you live in Arizona or plan to visit bring the family! I have 2 sons in the military and they loved the museum, the history is pretty impressive. The gentleman working are all volunteers and that said a lot about their passion, let’s talk about Martin Brown, his is one of those volunteers! My son‘s totally enjoyed the experience and all his knowledge, thank you so much for making the experience so wonderful Martin.

Superb museum with a great staff!! Amazing aircraft. The B-17 was definitely a highlight. Martin was a fantastic and knowledgeable volunteer. I visited with my five month old and we both enjoyed it. He made noises when he saw the airplanes. We will be back!

Great museum with a lovingly cared for collection. One main hanger with about a dozen aircraft representing WWI through Vietnam. A second hanger houses the touring collection. Lots of well done displays, interesting artifacts, and engines. Guided tours running constantly.

What an amazing place it’s an all volunteer group keeping World War II aircraft flying. Educating the public on history and allowing people to touch and walk through the aircraft. It’s amazing!

I was visiting from Pennsylvania and this was my first time here. We order two pizzas along with spaghetti and meatballs and they were all very good. The organist was very entertaining he took requests and he played all of the songs I requested. It was a great show very entertaining while enjoying our meal. After the show I had a chance to speak to the organist who informed me that he played the famous Wanamaker Oregon which is located in Philadelphia Pennsylvania. The Wanamaker Oregon is one of the largest organs in the world. He was a very adept organist extremely talented and I figured he would probably have known about the Wanamaker. On my next trip to Arizona I will definitely visit again!

Absolutely great place to go have a fun night, especially if you enjoy music and pizzas. I’d recommend the second floor as that way you can look at the incredible variety of musical instruments that are in there. The musician takes requests and transitions from song to song really smoothly. Pizzas are great tasting and very affordable. Self service. You order when you walk in and then seat yourself and wait for your number. It’s a light-sound-puppet-effects show all in one! Look around for the less obvious but interesting details. (One hint- pay attention to the ceiling fans!) Will keep going back there especially when we have friends visiting.

Great place to go with little ones. Lots of tables and space for zoomies and dancing. My daughter’s loud pterodactyl screeches were totally acceptable because the music was so loud. She was able to zoom to her heart’s delight. I didn’t really like the pizza or ice cream and my daughter, who usually LOVES pizza, didn’t like the pizza either. She did approve of the ice cream though. I think it’s definitely worth going for the fantastic organ performance and if you have kiddos who want to dance and screech. A great performance. Mediocre food.

There are places you go for good food and there are places you go for an experience. Organ Stop Pizza gloriously, bewilderingly, hilariously, is both…though not in the way you might expect. Imagine: you walk into what appears to be an unassuming family pizza joint, order a perfectly serviceable pie at the counter, and then step into a dining room that looks like Liberace designed a cathedral for Chuck E. Cheese. The lights dim and suddenly the air comes alive. The walls literally breathe with sound as a massive Wurlitzer pipe organ erupts into being. Pipes shimmer, drums thump, cymbals crash, and a bubble machine (?!) lets loose as the organist (who must be equal parts magician and musician) launches into everything from Phantom of the Opera to the Star Wars theme. You can’t help but grin. It’s absurd. It’s theatrical. It’s absolutely wonderful. The crowd skews… well, let’s just say the average age in the room hovers somewhere between “retired” and “I remember when you had to crank your car to start it.” And yet, the childlike wonder is universal. Toddlers sit open-mouthed beside grandmothers who are tapping their orthopedic shoes in rhythm. Teenagers pretend not to care and then find themselves putting in requests. The pizza? It’s fine. Honestly, it could be made of cardboard and joy, and no one would mind. Because you’re not here for culinary greatness, you’re here for spectacle. You’re here to watch a roomful of people dissolve into laughter and applause under the spell of an instrument that fills every cubic inch of space with sound and nostalgia. Organ Stop Pizza is one of those rare places that shouldn’t work and yet it completely does. It’s pure unapologetic kitsch wrapped in genuine talent and served with a side of pepperoni. A glorious unexpected symphony of pipes, cheese, and delight. Come for the pizza. Stay for the organ. Leave with your faith in weird Americana fully restored.

It’s a unique experience that I recommend you try. Like a piano bar where you leave songs to be played but on a far grander scale with a huge organ and multiple other instruments. The food is good and not over priced. I recommend the PSM but I’m a fan of mushrooms on pizza. The spaghetti is good as well.

They take card now, it's not just cash only. The pizza is fine and the mechanics of the organ are impressive. It's a lot of kid friendly music, I don't think the organist will play any intense sounding songs if requested.

We were absolutely surprised at the skill of the organ player at the enormous Wurlitzer organ and all those organ pipes on different levels of the hall, plus about all the other instruments and the amazing sound. A nice place to come back to for celebration 👻

Picked up the bean and cheese, parel, plantain and cheese, chicken, and the chicken and mushroom empanadas. Each one comes in it's own labeled bag, thankfully. From the outside this handheld savory or sweet treat is deep fried with a light and almost flaky crust. The insides are piping hot and delicious. The atmosphere is inviting and the patio is next to the mesa community garden near downtown.

I stopped in to pick up empanadas for lunch. I got the Achiote Potato, Cubana, cheeseburger, and cheese. They were all good. My favorites were the potato and Cubana. I also got the Carne Asada Fries. All the food was delicious. The staff was friendly and attentive. I'll definitely be back to try some of their other dishes.

The owner came over and greeted us at the table after we enjoyed our meals. It was a pleasure to personally thank him for the delicious food and my lovely birthday experience celebrating my 36th with my Little Family!

Came here solo & was pleasantly surprised at the empanadas they have tons of flavors. I highly recommend the cheeseburger one and the passion fruit margarita tasted super fresh!

I was skeptical at first when I got my order and thought it was not enough for what I paid but I gave it a chance and I was completely satisfied! The flavor was amazing and It filled my belly! I will be back

Our server was super nice and attentive. She followed up at a good pace but not too much. The food tasted good and the empanadas were crispy. We loved the plantains. Everything could have used a little bit more flavor. The salsa helped make up the difference though. Very flavorful.

I recently had the pleasure of dining at República Empanada in Mesa, Arizona, and it left a memorable impression—both for its ambiance and its food! Atmosphere & Decor: From the moment we walked in, we were struck by the colorful murals adorning both the interior and exterior of the restaurant. The lively artwork creates a vibrant atmosphere that’s both welcoming and inspiring. One of the coolest features is the long high-top communal table running the length of the restaurant’s center. It’s a brilliant setup that invites strangers to sit together, sparking conversations and making the dining experience feel fun. While they do have a patio that’s perfect for warmer days, on our chilly winter day we chose the cozy interior. Lunch Experience: For lunch, we sampled a couple of empanadas: • El Capitan: This empanada was filled with seasoned ground beef, potato, boiled egg, green olive, and golden raisin, all tied together with a delicious house-made sauce. • Pernil: Featuring slow-roasted, specially seasoned pork, this empanada was equally delightful, also served with the house-made sauce. To round off the meal, we also had the Maduros—ripe sweet plantains served with a side of Crema. Everything was absolutely delicious, making for a standout lunch that left us eager to return later in the day. Dinner Experience: Later that evening, we had plans to catch a show at the Mesa Arts Center and were looking for a great place for dinner, but ran out of time, so we thought we’d go back to República Empanada as it was nearby. Although it was busy and we didn’t have a reservation, the staff managed to squeeze us in, which we really appreciated given that a line quickly began to form behind us. The service was really slow—after about 20 minutes we werw starting to worry—but once our order was finally taken our drinks and finally food, did not take long at all. I enjoyed a beer while my partner had a house-made cocktail (a special for the night that was quite good, even though I can’t recall its name). For dinner, we tried a couple of different empanadas: • Cubana: Packed with pernil, ham, mozzarella, and dill pickle. • Jalapeño Ham Popper: Filled with grilled seeded jalapeños, cream cheese, and salted ham. While both were tasty, they didn’t quite hit the mark compared to the lunch empanadas. We also ordered the Arroz Colombiano, a hearty dish featuring a blend of shrimp, sausage, and rice cooked in the restaurant’s tomato blend with achiote, celery, onions, red bell peppers, carrots, and cilantro. It was a flavorful dish, though I was a bit disappointed to find only four shrimp in the mix. Lastly, the yucca fries were served, but they were cut too large and the seasoning and dressing didn’t really do them justice. Final Thoughts: Overall, my experience at República Empanada was a mixed bag—lunch was a hit with amazing flavors and a wonderful atmosphere, while dinner, though good, didn’t quite live up to the expectation set at lunch. Despite the slight hiccups during dinner service, the restaurant’s ambiance (with its inspiring murals and unique communal table) makes it a great spot to try, especially if you can time your visit for when it’s less hectic. I’d definitely recommend it for a casual, art-filled dining experience in Mesa!

J.S. 😘

We stopped in and found this is a really cute place, and wanted to love it. While the place was nice and cute, and the service was very friendly, we just weren’t thrilled with the food. I chose the ham and cheese melt with French fries, husband ordered the Reuben with house made potato chips. The ham and cheese was on sour dough, which I love, but the toasted bread was over toasted and crunchy and lacked flavor to me. The fries have a chili powder on them, but again were extra crunchy (outside and inside). Husband enjoyed the potato chips, but didn’t care for his Reuben. Maybe it was an off day, maybe other sandwiches would have been better…

The staff were welcoming. The food was delicious. We ordered a mimosa (oooh they're great), Mac n cheese, banana pudding (GET IT you won't regret it 🤤), breakfast burrito and the croquet Madame. Goodness everything was great! There wasn't too long a wait for our meal which was appreciated. We left very full and satisfied. There is a mini gift shop table that has some interesting things. Just FYI this is a very small cafe and will not be able to accommodate a larger size party. We have a family of 10 and I know the food is good and everyone would enjoy it but we couldn't come here randomly. there is outdoor seating that is a dog friendly patio.

Give up carbs? Over my bread body! Best of Phoenix's 2018 "Best Sandwich Stop," it's Worth Takeaway! Never a bad sandwich here. From the Cuban to the crispy chicken sandwich, it's all good. Most recently, I had their weekly special that consisted of steak, blue cheese, and arugula on a ciabatta bun. You know it's going to be good. It's a classic taste pairing! Worth Takeaway is a cozy eatery with outdoor patio seating as well. Sitting conveniently along the Lightrail in DT Mesa, they offer up a tasty sandwich.

was unfortunately left very disappointed by this years Bob's Burgers pop up. The cheese fries we got came raw and my PB and j burger did not have much flavor. The pizza Bagel burger we got, which cost $12, was about the size of my friends palm. We ended up going to get a pizza after because we were left hungry. I remember really enjoying the pop up and really like Worth on a normal day, but it was disappointing to spend so much money and leave unsatisfied. I am afraid that they may be focusing more on the events theming than the quality of food.

Super friendly staff. Sandwiches were good and used fresh, quality ingredients. Fries were good. Seasonal latte is coconut and was amazing!

Ive visited here twice now and both times the service was first class. There were 2 ladies doing a fantastic job with their attitude and kindness. Music was nice, restrooms were clean, tables, chairs and floors were clean. I ordered the veggie wrap with fries, so so good. Thank you to the kitchen staff as well!

Absolutely wonderful breakfast experience. I’ve had lunch here as well. It is incredible 10 out of 10 Recommend

I was visiting from Pennsylvania and this was my first time here. We order two pizzas along with spaghetti and meatballs and they were all very good. The organist was very entertaining he took requests and he played all of the songs I requested. It was a great show very entertaining while enjoying our meal. After the show I had a chance to speak to the organist who informed me that he played the famous Wanamaker Oregon which is located in Philadelphia Pennsylvania. The Wanamaker Oregon is one of the largest organs in the world. He was a very adept organist extremely talented and I figured he would probably have known about the Wanamaker. On my next trip to Arizona I will definitely visit again!

Absolutely great place to go have a fun night, especially if you enjoy music and pizzas. I’d recommend the second floor as that way you can look at the incredible variety of musical instruments that are in there. The musician takes requests and transitions from song to song really smoothly. Pizzas are great tasting and very affordable. Self service. You order when you walk in and then seat yourself and wait for your number. It’s a light-sound-puppet-effects show all in one! Look around for the less obvious but interesting details. (One hint- pay attention to the ceiling fans!) Will keep going back there especially when we have friends visiting.

Great place to go with little ones. Lots of tables and space for zoomies and dancing. My daughter’s loud pterodactyl screeches were totally acceptable because the music was so loud. She was able to zoom to her heart’s delight. I didn’t really like the pizza or ice cream and my daughter, who usually LOVES pizza, didn’t like the pizza either. She did approve of the ice cream though. I think it’s definitely worth going for the fantastic organ performance and if you have kiddos who want to dance and screech. A great performance. Mediocre food.

There are places you go for good food and there are places you go for an experience. Organ Stop Pizza gloriously, bewilderingly, hilariously, is both…though not in the way you might expect. Imagine: you walk into what appears to be an unassuming family pizza joint, order a perfectly serviceable pie at the counter, and then step into a dining room that looks like Liberace designed a cathedral for Chuck E. Cheese. The lights dim and suddenly the air comes alive. The walls literally breathe with sound as a massive Wurlitzer pipe organ erupts into being. Pipes shimmer, drums thump, cymbals crash, and a bubble machine (?!) lets loose as the organist (who must be equal parts magician and musician) launches into everything from Phantom of the Opera to the Star Wars theme. You can’t help but grin. It’s absurd. It’s theatrical. It’s absolutely wonderful. The crowd skews… well, let’s just say the average age in the room hovers somewhere between “retired” and “I remember when you had to crank your car to start it.” And yet, the childlike wonder is universal. Toddlers sit open-mouthed beside grandmothers who are tapping their orthopedic shoes in rhythm. Teenagers pretend not to care and then find themselves putting in requests. The pizza? It’s fine. Honestly, it could be made of cardboard and joy, and no one would mind. Because you’re not here for culinary greatness, you’re here for spectacle. You’re here to watch a roomful of people dissolve into laughter and applause under the spell of an instrument that fills every cubic inch of space with sound and nostalgia. Organ Stop Pizza is one of those rare places that shouldn’t work and yet it completely does. It’s pure unapologetic kitsch wrapped in genuine talent and served with a side of pepperoni. A glorious unexpected symphony of pipes, cheese, and delight. Come for the pizza. Stay for the organ. Leave with your faith in weird Americana fully restored.

It’s a unique experience that I recommend you try. Like a piano bar where you leave songs to be played but on a far grander scale with a huge organ and multiple other instruments. The food is good and not over priced. I recommend the PSM but I’m a fan of mushrooms on pizza. The spaghetti is good as well.

They take card now, it's not just cash only. The pizza is fine and the mechanics of the organ are impressive. It's a lot of kid friendly music, I don't think the organist will play any intense sounding songs if requested.

We were absolutely surprised at the skill of the organ player at the enormous Wurlitzer organ and all those organ pipes on different levels of the hall, plus about all the other instruments and the amazing sound. A nice place to come back to for celebration 👻

Never you mind any bad reviews for Myke’s Pizza. All their food is exceptional. I come specifically to eat Myke’s delicious meatballs. In a bowl, on a sandwich or pizza. Doesn’t matter. All highly recommended. Hold the Diet Coke with an ice cup. Im a grown up and only drink real drinks in a bar- restaurant. The service was impeccable and only cheery happy female employee brought my food. Anyone that expects to be treated like a king and served grapes and fanned should look elsewhere. We little people enjoy Myke’s.

Oh my goodness!!!!! This is one of the best pizzas I've had in my life!!!!! I got the Margarita pizza with pepperoni and my husband got the pineapple pizza! Plus the customer service was amazing!!! I just have to say Lluvia was amazing!!!! Such a sweet human being with so much information and just truly amazing! I HIGHLY recommend this place!

Some friends of mine recommended this place to me, because they know I love pizza. First time I stopped by it was very hard to find this place as they have no signage and it's actually a business within a business. Also, on that day, I believe it was a monday, the pizza side was not open, so I just left and went to Barros Pizza. Fast forward to today, I was shocked to find out that they have no wait staff and you order via a QR code. I don't prefer ordering through a QR code, but no problem, I get it it's 2025. Ordered the meatball sandwich and a Diet Coke. I was really surprised when they just dropped the sandwich to my table with a can of Diet Coke. The gal seemed bothered or annoyed when I asked if I could have a glass of ice. I am not happy with the forced tipping since you do not have waiters or waitresses, why do you force people to tip? When I say forced tipping, I'm talking about not offering the option of not leaving a tip, instead you have to click on customize and put zero. Not many people would know that if they hadn't read previous reviews. Meatball sandwich was okay, the marinara sauce is watery, and the meatballs tasted as if they were in a refrigerator and popped in the microwave and then put into the oven. Can't say I'll be rushing back anytime soon.

Open seating. Alcoholic drinks were great and strong. Potato bacon pizza was fantastic.

Not sure how to say this, but Myke’s pizza might be the best tasting pizza I’ve ever had. It’s been right under my nose (I work across the street and had no idea it was there). The ingredients are amazing, the “undercarriage“ of the pizza is crisp and holds all the toppings nicely. Not a bad thing to say about the service, food, and environment.

Myke’s Pizza in Mesa, AZ is absolutely amazing! I tried the Chorizo pizza, and it was bursting with flavor the crust was perfectly crisp and chewy, and the whole vibe of the place was just awesome. The staff were friendly, the atmosphere was welcoming, and you can tell they put real care into every detail. As your foodie realtor who’s always exploring the best local eats around the East Valley, I can confidently say Myke’s Pizza is one of the top pizza spots in Mesa, Arizona! I’ll definitely be back for more! 🍕🔥

This is a pretty cool place. It is very clean inside. You’ll see the staff maybe once, when they bring you the food, and that is it. You use your phone and a QR code to see the menu and to place your order. Not a fan of that stuff, but whatever. I tried the margherita pizza and it was really good. I also tried the pepperoni pizza with cracked pepper. It was one of the best pizzas I’ve ever eaten. It is about $20 a person, and that’s if you just get a pizza and water, but it is really good.

This place has very authentic and delicious perigees, sausage and so much more. The food is fantastic, the service is great and it’s genuinely amazing. You will never be disappointed by this unique and authentic restaurant. Everything is made by had with recipes handed down from generations. They also have a store with foods you won’t find anywhere else.

My family has Polish ancestry and finding food that is not only authentic but JUST AS GOOD as my maternal great grandmother's completely blew me away. I am speechless. Everything was exceptional. We ended up also checking out the market and buying some nut rolls and homemade balsamic vinegrette. The staff is highly knowledgeable, personable, and professional. They can explain all of the menu items and give you recommendations on what to order. The menu might be overwhelming if this is your first time experiencing this kind of food but it is one you will likely never forget!

This restaurant was amazing. I ordered the schnitzel plate which I highly recommend. My choice of potatoes were in patty form and the whole plate was very delicious including the side sauces. I also ordered 3 different types of pierogis and I can’t recommended enough to get the farmers cheese and potato one. The plates were very filling, super yummy and authentic to its culture. They also have a small euro market within the building too with lots of interesting European snacks and foods. I also really liked the atmosphere, very cozy and felt like a proper Ukrainian home. Definitely would recommend this place if you like good food!

Went here with my friends. They have a cute little grocery store that’s connected. The service was incredibly friendly though a little tiny bit slow because she was so busy and there was only one person helping Pat on the floor. I think that’s a good sign actually. The food was extremely delicious. I didn’t have a single thing that I didn’t like, and the portions were generous, I had enough to go home with for lunch the next day!! I highly recommend the cabbage roll with pork and mushroom on top. It was so good!!

Ok from outside this place looks sketchy and not even open. Once you go inside it is a whole new world. Charming atmosphere, nice staff and amazing polish food. We had spicy pickles, pierogies, two kinds of stuffed cabbage, kielbasa, Everything was delicious so pleasantly surprised .

Absolutely amazing place with the true soul of Ukraine! 🇺🇦 The food is beyond delicious — everything tastes so fresh and homemade, full of love and flavor. The borscht, varenyky, and potato pancakes are just perfect — comfort food at its finest! A huge shout-out to Nina, our wonderful waitress — she was incredibly kind, attentive, and made us feel so welcome, just like family. 💛 If you’re looking for authentic Ukrainian cuisine and warm hospitality — this is the place to go! Highly recommend! 🌟

There is definitely more than just pierogis snd everything I have tried has been fantastic! Wait staff was vert prompt and can walk you through ordering stuff you mayhave never heard of. A side note, their lunch specials are only available weekdays. Besides the restaurant they have a small market area which sells all the pierogies as most of the rest of the menu. Its very popular and they have some great snacks and even deli meat and fish. Overall it was a great experience and I would highly recommend trying it out.