Dick's is a tiny hole-in-the-wall offering the chicken Chimayo & other dishes found at Richardson's, as well as a friendly and inviting barstaff. Read more
ry the carne adovada with eggs—pork shoulder is slow-smoked over pecan wood, simmered in red chili sauce and served on a tortilla with cheese and eggs, sided with beans an Read more
Ok... This is coming from a foodie and someone who has almost 400 tips in FourSquare. This might be my favorite restaurant in all of Phoenix! Decadent and overwhelmingly delicious NEW Mexican food.
Wow! Loved this place! Excellent food and drink menu! Great service! We all enjoyed the food we had! I had the Midwestern and it was fabulous! Can’t wait to go back!
Awesome brunch! Eggs benedict is delicious. Huge portions. Spicy Bloody Mary's served with beer chaser. No sign out front but it's in a strip center. Great service.
phenomenal new mexican cuisine- if you can find the entrance to this low key gem. come for brunch or dinner, and come hungry; portions are legendary 🙌🏼
Their French toast could feed a small army with four mammoth slices of egg-battered bread, a half dozen strips of bacon (or sausage), and three eggs any way you like them. Read more
Best of Phoenix 2011: Best Place to Eat at the Bar! We love grabbing one of the handful of seats at the bar, sipping on a Tecate with lime, and feeling the heat from the grill! Read more
2012 Best of Phoenix Winner: Best NeighborhoodBreakfast, Central Phoenix! Platefuls of exceptional eats like pork chops braised in green chiles w/ eggs, huevos rancheros, or green chilemeatloaf! Read more
With no indication of its existence save two bougainvillea bushes guarding the door, Dick's Hideaway is a secluded reserve for those in the know. Read more
Best of Phoenix 2011: Best Chili Rellenos! So take a break from Dick's tasty carne adovada and indulge in a more modern take on the humble chile relleno. Read more
Get there before 4PM for breakfast menu. I recommend the enchilada and eggs... INCREDIBLE. Portion size is pretty big so bring your appetite! Look for a wooden door next to the market. Read more