Great hometown museum! I enjoyed learning about the history of the area and seeing the exhibits. They have indoor and outdoor exhibits, and some hands-on activities.

The most impressive part of this facility, is the dedication of the volunteers. They do a whole demonstration of the mining equipment a few times a year, and they are really committed to keeping the history alive. And the people working in the shop are super friendly. The whole place was really cool. I took a friend from overseas who had zero interest in mining, but she still found lots to see. Worth the 1 hour drive for us. If you want to visit on a demonstration day, be sure to buy your tix in advance, bc our tour was sold out. BTW we went back out to the mine entrance to take photos, and heard what we thought was a stray cat. Then, the sound changed to a barking sound. Then a bird sound! We couldn't see the vocalist, but we suspect a Mockingbird, since we'd seen one out there, earlier in the day. He was really funny to listen to. :)

A very small, but enjoyable museum about the history of Cave Creek. The attendants at the front desk were very polite and welcoming when we arrived. It is divided into two wings and an outside area with some mining equipment, a tuberculosis cabin, and a chapel. I especially liked all the information I could learn about the different Native American tribes, and the history of the mining that went on in the 1800s and early 1900s in Cave Creek. I took off one star just due to the size since it would be hard to spend over an hour here, however, I do recommend it for any fan of history, museums, or anyone who is interested in anything to do about Arizona or it’s heritage. $10 for adults and $8 for seniors to enter.

This was a great museum to see a lot of Native American artifacts. They have a huge display of pottery amongst other things the natives used in the area of Cave Creek and Carefree. They have a really neat mill and if you make and get reservations you can see them fire it up and crush rock and learn how they used to get gold. It was a pretty neat guided tour and informative. The people that work at the museum are all volunteers and have a passion to tech and show you how things were many years back. We live in the area and it was very cool to see the operations and all of the displays.

What a gem! For a smaller town, this museum packs a variety of historic nuggets into the exhibits and the grounds. We attended the Gold Stamp Mine Experience, and visited the rest of the museum after our Gold mining tour. We were very impressed with the guide who shared everything from the process to the hard life miners endured. Watching the stamp mill rumble to life was a treat. The Gold Mine Experience is only offered on certain weekends and you will want to buy tickets ahead of time.

Small but very busy museum!

Cave creek So much history here. I had no idea what stamping. Gordon Lightfoot’s song, Carefree Highway, it is also on the cover album. From miners, ranching, dude ranching, American legion’s, rodeos there is a lot to do in this area. Don’t forget to check out the original historic, first church, the gold panning exhibit, and the tubercular cabin. Craft day, I got to make a turkey and a beaded ear of corn, lol. Loved it. Diane, Caroline, Debbie, Buck Debbie Carolyn, Carolyn, Mia Mia, Audra & Evelyn, thank you for making our visits so informative and fun. Craft day, I got to make a turkey and a beaded ear of corn, lol. Loved it. I WOULD RECOMMEND

You don’t need to pay to get in which is great. When we went not everything was open so we checked out the little shops that were. The parking is a bit limited and a hassle just off the main drag so we had to loop around before we could fit my truck into the space. There was some great photo opportunities and some really nice decor. Souvenir shops a plenty. We saw a road runner in the flesh which was cute. Great tourist place to visit while you’re in the area.

There was plenty of parking when we went, but I don’t know if this is always the case. There were a lot of unique little shops selling everything from candles, clothing and western wear and plenty of souvenirs for Arizona. This is a great space to pick up any souvenirs and while it is a bit touristy, they do have some nice items in the shops.

It was pretty cool. There were some nice restaurants we stopped in for lunch. The rock and mineral shop was amazing. Huge place with beautiful merchandise. They even had a set of Woolly Mammoth tusks.

Overall, this is a fun little spot to visit, even in the heat of summer! Hard to truly rate a place like this and went with 5-stars for its uniqueness, the public bathrooms, and the fact that it’s free entertainment if you have little ones. We visited in August and in the morning, which I highly recommend. Mid-day, it sounds like a lot of the businesses close for a break because it is so hot in the summer here and there are not a lot of people walking around at that time. We appreciated that this was a mix of local shops and a few local restaurants. Fun way to spend the day! I'll write a few reviews for those specifically that we bought stuff from. If you visit, we hope you enjoy as we did.

Loved this place! The coffee shop had the best coffee and pastries. All of the little shops were fun to explore and the BBQ was awesome!

This was a nice place to visit and take a nice walk though and old town western environment

Frontier Town is a nice little town with lot of Arizona souvenirs. Most vendors close at 4pm on Sunday but not all.

So much to see and look at. Experience Authentic Art In Stone—An Unparalleled Selection Of Award-Winning Crystal Decor, Gemstone Jewelry, Singing Bowls, Outdoor Fountains & Unique Gifts. Visit Arizona's Top-Rated Crystal Shop In Cave Creek, Just North Of Phoenix & West Of Scottsdale! You can spend a couple hours here shopping. Great art to add to your home.

This is one of my favorite wish-list stores, and I visit it every time I visit Arizona!

Rare Earth Gallery is a hidden *GEM*!!! Amazing pieces for every budget. Staff is friendly, knowledgeable & helpful! They were wonderful in helping us find just the right piece to complete our living room!

We honestly came to see Optimus Prime, but once we pulled into the parking lot, there was no way we could not take a look around. This place is wonderful. The art here is beautiful and unique. For the sculptures to the jewelry you will love it! The staff is courteous and helpful. They will see me again.

This was an experience I didn't expect to have, in the very best of ways. Great selection and service that's unmatched around this valley. Thank you!

My husband and I have visited this store for the past two years when visiting Az. Our first visit we just got done rock hounding for the day and definitely looked the part. We were met with a very friendly staff member who helped us with any questions we had. We ended up purchasing a few items to ship home. Our second visit we were a bit more cleaned up. The reception we received from the staff was the same, very pleasant and helpful. My husband was outside for quite some time picking through all the bins that have some amazing items. We did purchase some stones and jewelry. We did notice a staff member keeping check on us at first the second time we were there but it is understandable. We have always felt welcomed and the lady who helped us during our first visit was the same one who helped us the second time. Some items are a bit pricey but do your homework and shop around. We love this store.

I went with my 2yo daughter to get a gift for a friend. They were all so sweet to my daughter and let her pick out a special rock from their treasure box and put it in her own little bag. She was so excited. Stefi was very knowledgeable and amazing in helping me find a gift for my friend. They have a lot of beautiful pieces there. I even found some gift ideas for Christmas and teacher appreciation.

Neat little park in the middle of the desert. The gal at the front gate/check point was incredibly friendly and helpful. The ranger/host driving around in the golf cart, was NOT! He was contraindicting the gal that gave us specific directions. Then the day we left, he was circling our camper 20 minutes before check out. Which we were out on time. But we observed him doing this all week to the residents on the day of move out. We did make it up to the visitors center, a fun and interesting little walk through. The playground is pretty awesome!

Great campground. The sites are big and spread out. They have hot showers and flush toilets. Beautiful Views of the mountains and cactus all around. Very quiet and peaceful. We had wood fires every night. Very close to Cave Creek and Carefree, beautiful town. We will come back for sure.

I've stayed here in my RV (travel trailer) anywhere from 1 night to 2 weeks. The sites are large and easy to back into, well-maintained and level. The bathrooms are clean and shower water is hot, although annoying to have to hit the button every 30 seconds. Dog-friendly, which is great, please keep your dogs leashed. The hiking trails are nice, the area is lovely, and convenient to shopping and dining nearby as well. Good central location for all of the Northern Phoenix area. I only have two significant complaints/warnings: 1) there is a horse ranch / small stadium adjacent to the Park, which has a loud audio system. If you are in the family campground especially, this is literally adjacent to your campsite, and can be rather loud at times. 2) The dump station does not have a hose attachment to backflush your black tanks. There is water, but it is a small spray nozzle that does not come off, no hose attachments. I feel this is a major oversight to be able to adequately dump and clean black tanks.

I didn’t mind this park at all, it was easy to find & navigate. We camped at the campground which has large sites for our trailer and truck to park side by side. Sites were clean, spacious and spread out enough on our end so we weren’t constantly exposed to our neighbours. There wasn’t much shade coverage but the temperature this time of the year didn’t require it in the same way it would hotter months. There are plenty of hiking trails though we only completed the slate trail with the Michelin man saguaro. See my review of said trail if you’re interested. You pay a fee to enter or to use the campground. The washrooms and showers were clean, im just not a fan of the push button showers as they require constant button mashing to ensure the water doesn’t stop on you mid wash. The park rangers were kind and welcoming. It’s a very quiet park and we had no concerns. I only give less than five stars because I felt it was expensive compared to other state parks for what you get. We did have full water and electric. Sites are paved and pretty level. I would have stayed longer but it booked up so fast I didn’t have a chance to secure another site. Also love that it’s close to cave creek- a nice place to visit. Oh and though there’s a gate- you are given an access code so you can return after hours to your site without concern.

This is a Beautiful Park. The RV sites are spaced out far from each other. The bathrooms are clean. The landscape is very Beautiful! Great price for camping!

If you are from the valley or up north just wanting a quiet get away with amazing sunsets, clean bathrooms and just detachment, this is for you. Close to everything near Cave Creek 10 day stay and just kept asking myself "what do I have to do today? Nothing!"

We enjoyed our Clay Mine hike, but we were disappointed that the mine was blocked off/closed and we could not access it. but the trail itself was very nice. you cannot use the trailhead because it starts in the campground and there is no parking. first, go to the nature center and access it from there. Tonight was at the gate entrance and was very helpful and knowledgeable about the park.

Had a great time in the VIP area. Lucky to have that spot because the rest of the place was so crowded. We had all you can eat buffet and a private bar. Service was great up there. Rodeo was fun. Bathroom situation needs improved. One bathroom for hundreds of drinking patrons. Lines were insane. Otherwise we had a great time.

Fun place, very rustic. VIP seats are expensive, and we were initially given a table with restricted views so we could only see half the arena. We had to move to the arena seats for the first part of the show to be able to see properly. We were then offered another table with a better view as a party did not show. Food was good BBQ buffet style, but got cold quickly. Would have been nice to have a sweet dessert like a bit of apple pie or a brownie to help justify the $65 charge. They then over charged us by not deducting the full deposit we paid from the final bill. They did resolve this very quickly.

We had such a fun 1st time. Love the atmosphere. Our waiterres was amazing. I hate leaving a bad review...but, the fish fry was horrible. The walleye and cod was super old and cold. And I got a fish bone logged in my throat. And the skin left on it, isn't very tasty.

ALWAYS GREAT! We had prime rib on the Special with Salad and green beans which were cooked to perfection! 2 of us split the “Cowboy Cut” and still came home with leftovers! Harold’s has live music nightly and a variety of games, pool tables, bags and more! Note! Parking lot is dirt and may be uneven… so definitely no high heels!

My girlfriend and I came from out of town. We went here to get the “rodeo” experience and man did we have a time. The population was 95% white and the rest 5% black. But everyone was so kind. The food was amazing, I enjoyed the beef brisket, and the drinks were daily priced.

A couple of friends and I went to have a good time and this place did not disappoint! All the staff was incredible but one person stood out to us for being such a gentleman at every turn, Gadget. He was so kind and made sure that we were always safe and had everything that we could possibly need. When our night came to a close, one of our friends wondered away from the group and Gadget helped us locate her and made sure we all safely left together. I will absolutely be coming back and bringing many more friends!

What a fun and unforgettable night at this live rodeo restaurant! From the moment we arrived, the energy was electric and the atmosphere full of authentic country charm. The highlight of the night was definitely the live rodeo — such a unique experience to enjoy great food and drinks while watching real riders in action. It added a whole new level of excitement you don’t get anywhere else. The food was just as impressive — hearty, flavorful, and made with care. The brisket, smoked outdoors right on site, was absolutely mouthwatering. You could taste the hours it spent on that smoker. The drinks were cold and well poured, perfect for kicking back after cheering on the rodeo riders. And when the rodeo wrapped up, the party didn’t stop. The dance floor came alive with music, laughter, and line dancing. Whether you're dancing or just soaking it all in, this place delivers on every level — food, entertainment, and atmosphere. Can’t wait to come back again — a true one-of-a-kind spot!

Absolute gem. I was a bit disappointed when my group chose to eat here instead of venturing into Cave Creek but the Spanish southwestern ambiance and delicious and elevated dishes were lovely to look at and lovelier to eat. The calamari was some of the best ive ever had due to the picked sweet pea tomatoes sprinkled on top and my perfect accompaniment; spicy aoli. The summer salad with goat cheese and strawberries was fresh, bright, and delicious. The schnitzel (apparently a 10 year favorite and menu staple) and red cabbage with neon butter caper sauce was delivious and elevated and executed very well. If there was any downside, its that their price reflects their quality.

Homey feel inside and a nice outdoors seating in back. Food is good with their own take of upscale tastes of a western flare. Sometime too much spice. I had scallops that were served with a sweet potato mash with a Chipotle drizzle. Brussel Sprouts and fingerling potatoes all in the spicy potatoes mash. Too much heat.

Located in Hilton Vacation Club Rancho Manana Phoenix, Cave Creek. We have a table outside, and a backyard is a golf course. Our server was polite and pleasant. We're a total of four of us, Lunch Special Tacos, 2 of Shrimp Terra Cotta, Pork Osso Bucco, Four-Seed Baguette, and drinks. The taste was good. My taco was full of fresh vegetables, and the pork was tender. It was a little expensive for lunch, but it was a cozy place.

The food was great, and the view was incredible! The service wasn't amazing at first but after a few tables cleared the waitress became much friendlier! Overall a great night!

BFF and I celebrated her birthday at Tonto Bar & Grill mid afternoon/mid week outside patio... Beautiful view, calm receptive service, and environment with Rose, named aptly, providing superior service. Recommending dishes on the menu, (which have remained patron favs for over 30 years) proved to be stellar selections. Recommending the nonalcoholic drinks paired with fish, yummy, wallaby, and more! Added to the fish plates, a light sauce, and sautéed vegies. Surprise, Birthday mini cake! Yes, we will visit again! Thank you, Rose 🌹.

One and done Never going back The menu on line is not the actual menu for lunch Signage is bad could not find the place at first and parking is very tight width wise. The building is old and desperately needs updating. The Air conditioning does not cool off the dining area enough and the units are on the roof and vibrate and shake the tables. The food is decent but way over priced and not much food on the plate. Had $46.00 halibut there was nothing else on the plate except the tiniest 3 tomatoes I've ever seen. It's a rather dark and depressing atmosphere needs a major face lift. Obviously they don't put money back into the property it's a very old tired building. Service was good but not enough to ever want to go back

Overall a great experience and good food. However, going with 4-stars because it was a little pricey for the portions. We started with the Three Sisters Salsa & Guac. Very good! We really enjoyed the variety of flavors and chips. We also tried a few mocktails. Both were delicious but the Rhubarb Citrus Soda was a favorite. For my main meal, I went with a Caesar Salad w/Tenderloin. It was good but lacking in the tenderloin area for how much extra it was. Oh well! I still enjoyed the meal. Service was great too! Don't want to forget that. If you visit, I hope you enjoy as much as we did.

I went with a group of friends to have dinner on a Wednesday evening, there were 10 of us so we made a reservation. When we arrived we had to wait 20 minutes for our table. And then it took 45 minutes for our food to arrive. Our server was very nice, but when she brought our appetizers (we ordered 2 of the fundido sauce and chips), she failed to bring any appetizer plates out for us. Someone eventually asked and she brought them. I ordered the chicken fajitas, and while they were good, they were nothing special for me. Though two people ordered the pollo fundido and raved about it. Most entre items seemed to range in price from $18-$23 The atmosphere was the best part of the evening. The outdoor seating by the pond with the ducks and turtles and lush surroundings is unique and fun (though noisy as well). There are large outdoor ceiling fans for the warm evenings. Love the ambience at this restaurant.

Had the most wonderful lunch here with family yesterday. It was such a warm and inviting, cheerful place. Our waitress (so sorry I can’t remember her name but we were a table of 6 sat at a window by the turtle pond around 2 pm on 7/14/25!) was lovely! So nice and friendly and chatty with us. The food was SO good. We are from Nj and get to see this part of our family, who lives locally, once a year if we are lucky. Our experience at El Encanto made us forget all about the fact we were on our way to the airport! We were not rushed, it was just a happy, leisurely, joyful meal. Truly a unique and special place.

Great place to eat and enjoy the views of turtles swimming and laying out in the sun either from the patio or inside. Service was great. Food was amazing. Salsa very fresh and yummy.

Visited El Encanto Mexican restaurant, while in Arizona. The restaurant was nicely decorated, appeared clean, had a pond view. The food and service were ok. The tamales were dry and lacked flavor. One of the tamales was sweet. Did not like at all, but that's my preference as I prefer savory. The Ceviche was also dry, did not have sauce, the steak tacos were good and flavorful. The guacamole was good but needed more lime and salt. The service was mediocre, waiter was not attentive, expected better service. Try it, may be better service. Not sure if I would return.

Top tier service, food, drinks, & experience! Our server was on point! The server took care of 30 witches on her own! Our order was quick, food came out quick, & no waiting on or paying our bills! Literally this chick/server must be one of their best if not the best! This restaurant should be on EVERYONEs go to, if in Cave Creek!

This place was recommended to us by our ATV guide Andrew about an hour from here! The pollo fandida was amazing! Great food, atmosphere, and service! Perfect for a date ❤️

My daughter and I decided to try El Encanto Cave Creek for the first time on a Monday for a late lunch. Although there were several tables by the water, we were told that they were all reserved. We were seated outside under a tree where a bird pooped on our menu. The pond side tables remained open the entire time we were there. The busy tables even cleared out so the hosts obviously lied to us. While the views were pretty-tropical almost, the food is a letdown. We tried the cheese dip which was pretty good. Very runny at first. The chips were good but salsa trio was subpar. The classic one lacked flavor. The green one was ok, and the spicy one was just hot, but no good flavors or spices. A fresh tomato salsa or something with some flavor would have helped. The chicken burritos were a decent size but at $18 for lunch, they better be special. The alacarte version with no rice or beans was only $3 less. The chicken is not seasoned at all. The green sauce was like water. No flavor. There were about 4 tiny pieces of shredded cheese on top and no lettuce or pico or any garnish. Just green onions and some diced tomatoes. We didn’t bother to finish eating it or take it home. This place sees a lot of tourist traffic so people come, enjoy the atmosphere, eat the food and never return. For us locals, it would have been nice to finally find a flavorful and authentic Mexican restaurant. This one isn’t it.

Had a great time in the VIP area. Lucky to have that spot because the rest of the place was so crowded. We had all you can eat buffet and a private bar. Service was great up there. Rodeo was fun. Bathroom situation needs improved. One bathroom for hundreds of drinking patrons. Lines were insane. Otherwise we had a great time.

Fun place, very rustic. VIP seats are expensive, and we were initially given a table with restricted views so we could only see half the arena. We had to move to the arena seats for the first part of the show to be able to see properly. We were then offered another table with a better view as a party did not show. Food was good BBQ buffet style, but got cold quickly. Would have been nice to have a sweet dessert like a bit of apple pie or a brownie to help justify the $65 charge. They then over charged us by not deducting the full deposit we paid from the final bill. They did resolve this very quickly.

We had such a fun 1st time. Love the atmosphere. Our waiterres was amazing. I hate leaving a bad review...but, the fish fry was horrible. The walleye and cod was super old and cold. And I got a fish bone logged in my throat. And the skin left on it, isn't very tasty.

ALWAYS GREAT! We had prime rib on the Special with Salad and green beans which were cooked to perfection! 2 of us split the “Cowboy Cut” and still came home with leftovers! Harold’s has live music nightly and a variety of games, pool tables, bags and more! Note! Parking lot is dirt and may be uneven… so definitely no high heels!

My girlfriend and I came from out of town. We went here to get the “rodeo” experience and man did we have a time. The population was 95% white and the rest 5% black. But everyone was so kind. The food was amazing, I enjoyed the beef brisket, and the drinks were daily priced.

A couple of friends and I went to have a good time and this place did not disappoint! All the staff was incredible but one person stood out to us for being such a gentleman at every turn, Gadget. He was so kind and made sure that we were always safe and had everything that we could possibly need. When our night came to a close, one of our friends wondered away from the group and Gadget helped us locate her and made sure we all safely left together. I will absolutely be coming back and bringing many more friends!

What a fun and unforgettable night at this live rodeo restaurant! From the moment we arrived, the energy was electric and the atmosphere full of authentic country charm. The highlight of the night was definitely the live rodeo — such a unique experience to enjoy great food and drinks while watching real riders in action. It added a whole new level of excitement you don’t get anywhere else. The food was just as impressive — hearty, flavorful, and made with care. The brisket, smoked outdoors right on site, was absolutely mouthwatering. You could taste the hours it spent on that smoker. The drinks were cold and well poured, perfect for kicking back after cheering on the rodeo riders. And when the rodeo wrapped up, the party didn’t stop. The dance floor came alive with music, laughter, and line dancing. Whether you're dancing or just soaking it all in, this place delivers on every level — food, entertainment, and atmosphere. Can’t wait to come back again — a true one-of-a-kind spot!

This has an old west, casual feel - we loved all the inside and outside signs and decor that add to the ambience. We had a great server, who was very attentive. Food was ok, we tried the sampler appetizer, the fish n chips (cod and French fries), the ribs, and the taco salad. It was good, just nothing special. There was live music, which sounded really great, but we were with a couple we wanted to visit with and didn’t want to compete with the music. They had options to sit with the live music area or in a separate dining room, great to have options!

Gordon Ramsey just lost a star to the Horny Toad. Sorry Gordo but this place serves up home cooking that would send the most refined chef back to the kitchen with that “why can’t I” look on his face. A 30 minute Harley ride outside of Scottsdale you’ll find this gem in a beautiful little eclectic western themed town. Get an iced tea or cold beer, you’ll need it so close to the sun. When the waitress walks up just say it. I’ll have the fried chicken and yes please to all the sides. If God himself showed up tomorrow and asked for a fried chicken dinner I’d put him on a Harley and bring him straight here. Eat well my friends!!

I wasn’t prepared for this review when I’m usually ready. Everything was awesome. From service, to food, to atmosphere. We attended bike week and I got their house burger, the horny toad. It was awesome. There’s brisket, bacon, cheese and fried onions on it. It didn’t even need a sauce. Wherever they get their fires from is fire. 10/10 would go again.

And a shout out to Lily and Evie I grew up in the Ohio River Valley [O, Daddy won't you take me back to Muhlenberg County] the High Temple of Midwest barbecue and I have to say that I was very impressed with the chicken, ribs and brisket that my friends and I had this past Sunday. It was the best barbecue that I’ve had in Arizona. And rings highly among the barbecue that I’ve loved all my life And a shout out to Lily and Evie

My friend and I wanted to go to the Horny Toad for lunch..... We did not realize we were smack in the middle of bike week. Bike week? What is bike week? 🤣🤣🤣 All in all it was a pretty decent experience. It's a super cute venue, and there were tons and tons of bikers there having a grand old time. We were offered shots of free whiskey numerous times... I only took one photo coming in. I just love Cave Creek, and the Horny Toad does not disappoint!

The Horny Toad was close by so I grabbed some Fried Chicken to go. Phenomenal Fried Chicken. Would definitely return. The coleslaw was also delicious.

I had the best nachos I have ever eaten there tonight. I have been going to this restaurant since 1976, and it keeps getting better all the time, though that does not seem possible. The history of the building is sort of crazy, and it shows, but the kitchen is always right on.

I was here mid-afternoon on a Friday. Service was meh until she was done cashing out, and the new crew came in, but I was leaving by then. Instead of asking if I'd like another drink, it was more of a priority to check messages, and that was right in front of me. She had already checked out, although she hadn't punched out. Go somewhere else if you're going to completely ignore me, texting. I sat at the bar, and she was right there in front of me, facing the other way. I waited awhile while she took care of the patrons on each side of me, but wasn't too interested in helping me. They were obviously regulars, but to skip me while I'm sitting right in the middle, no extra chairs, was bad service, It took awhile just to be acknowledged and it took so long to ask if I wanted to order food that I decided to just do an appetizer as I'm sure both would've come out at the same time if I also ordered an entree. It was the end of her shift, and I really got the end of the shift service. Once she was gone I was able to get a drink refill and was treated like I was there. Go take a look at my picture, Am I so hideous that I don't deserve good service? If so, put a sign at the front, "Ugly people will be served, but only after all the beautiful people. Sincerely, Mgmt." I only had the potato skins. The potato part was great with no raw potato, but they could've dispersed the toppings evenly and a little more generously. You can tell where they started to put the toppings on and which one was last. Would you make a pizza by putting all the toppings in the center and not evenly distribute said toppings? An extra 10 seconds of effort would've made them perfect Since I had so much time to myself and was right in front of the margarita handle, I noticed that the handle is absolutely filthy. More than a few shifts worth of dirt buildup. Could've cleaned that up in the amount of time it takes to... send a text. I'll go back. It's not my first time there but it's the first time I've sat at the bar alone. I've left a positive review on my other account which was 5 stars. It was a great place every other time. This time, though, the service was insulting, to say the least, and the handle was nasty. It leaves one to wonder that things out of sight might even be worse? There's no excuse for a dirty handle, especially if there's time to text. I'm writing this hoping that it is t aken seriously and other customers aren't treated like this as I'm sure it's a rare event. You have a great place, and the service energy should match that, even if it's during a shift change. No steps of service were followed. No welcome, no intro, no suggestions, no interaction, no "thank you", just a long wait. Until we meet again.

We didn’t eat there this time, but we’ve eaten there plenty of times in the past and it has always been fabulous. So fun, the food is great drinks are good but usually the music is the entertainment and that’s why I love this place. they have awesome local bands and Their House band is fantastic. Today we had a great experience with the band called last train to Juarez. We really enjoyed our day. I WOULD RECOMMEND

Theres no better place to experience the Steelers outside of 3 rivers stadium. Have a Ben Roethlis-buger medium rare and enjoy all the friendly people and great staff. Be ready to be huggged and high fived by perfect strangers when the Steelers score. Sing along with the polka fight songs. Have a blast.

Me and my friend and his mom were there for the concert for rodney adkins. We came in to eat hours before the show started. We brought some drinks in we intended to have after we ate while we waited in line to get in but once we sat down some lady came and confiscated them. I felt like I was 3 being scolded by my mom. Like we are not allowed to have water. We hadn't even pulled them out when we sat down. They were only intended to be consumed when we left to wait in line. But I guess that wasnt allowed. I must have missed that on the rules and regulations page. The food was ok for bar food. The event wasnt organized no one knew where to go to line up to get in for the show. We had to walk around the building cause we didn't know where we were supposed to line up. They had 2 lines which people had no idea where they were supposed to stand. Again poor planning and poor communication. But once they had people get through the vip line they ended up merging them into the ga line which was stupid and defeated the purpose of having 2 lines. That was just crazy to have people cut into another line in front of other people. Once we got in they has sections off for vip which ok great. But the security allowed people to stand in front of the entrance to that area which was difficult for wait staff to get in and out of there. If your gonna have wait staff bringing food and drinks through there then you need to have an entrance thats not allowed to be blocked off by patrons. It was poorly executed and planned out. I have been to many events and concerts and this was the worst way to execute a show. I definitely wont come back here not to eat or for a concert. Next time you should be informing staff and making signs showing where people are supposed to go for the concert separately from the restaurant/ bar. It helps w the confusion when asking staff where we are supposed to go.

Atmosphere was great. Place was exactly as advertised. Food was decent, BBQ was the best thing on the menu in my opinion. Dancing was fun, and the coach (I wish I could remember his name) was great. This is not a negative in my opinion. The only thing I would say that I was not expecting is how loud it was. Our party was two tables and we could not hear anyone further than two chairs away (we were yelling). Again, not a negative. It was fun. Considering how big and crowded the place was I thought the service was good. Bathrooms were....see previous comment. Thanks!

Well butter my biscuits and call me a cowboy, Harold's Cave Creek Corral is the real deal! From the moment I moseyed on in, I knew I was in for a good ol' time. The ambiance is so authentically Western, I half-expected a tumbleweed to roll past my table (it didn't, but a friendly server did, which was even better!). The food? Let me tell ya, it was tastier than a gold strike! I reckon my tastebuds did a little jig with every bite. And the folks there, both staff and fellow patrons, were friendlier than a Golden Retriever with a new tennis ball. It felt like walking into a saloon where everybody knows your name, even if they've never seen your dusty boots before. The decor is a hoot – I spent a good while just admiring all the bits and bobs that give it that true cowboy charm. And the live music? It had my toes tappin' and my spurs (if I'd been wearing any) jinglin'. It’s the kind of place that makes you want to shout "Yeehaw!" even if you're usually the quiet type. If you're looking for a genuine slice of the Wild West with great grub, toe-tappin' tunes, and a vibe that'll make you feel like you've stepped onto a movie set (but with much better food), then saddle up and head to Harold's. You won't regret it, partner! This place is a true Cave Creek gem. Five stars brighter than a desert night sky!

Saw the place on Fox 10 news and tried them out for breakfast. Ordered a breakfast burrito and it was the best burrito I've had in a long time. Service was great. Staff very friendly. Will go back again for lunch and dinner. Will recommend to all.my friends.