The Phoenician Tavern

Dueling pianos was fantastic!!

An ok spot for happy hour. Great view of the golf course if that’s your thing.

A very unexpected pleasure. The afternoon was delightful, table of 10 was organized well, service and food were delivered promptly.... Would definitely return.

The crab sandwich was not what I was expecting. I hoped for lumps of crab meat, instead I received shredded crab, similar texture to the fake crab on sushi rolls.

It was a birthday celebration and we were treated very well.

Excellent food and drinks. We had the french dip, nashville chicken, and wagyu pastrami. Great flavor profiles with attention to quality output. We will return.

What brought us to this restaurant was the Saturday night Dueling Pianos show from 8 - 11pm. The food was good as well as a friendly staff, but the Dueling Pianos was soooo much fun! You can request songs and they encourage you to sing along and enjoy yourselves. The singers were awesome and very talented and engaged everyone in the room! Bring your money and make sure you tip them! They work hard for your money and sing 3 hours straight with no breaks!

Happy Hour provided only 2 wines for $5.....Pinot Gris and a Malbec. Not much of a choice. A Grey Goose straight up with olives( Blue Cheese olives not available) was $20 which seems rather steep for a sports bar.
The wait staff was very amenable and did not seem frustrated that we were disappointed with the Happy Hour choices.
We did ask to speak to her supervisor to commend her service, which we did, and then expressed our concern about the Happy Hour choices for wine and the $$$ for Grey Goose. He appreciated our comments.

My wife and I sat at the bar to watch college football. Food was slightly better than regular bar food, ambiance was nice with lots of people around and doors open to the outside, but the best part was the bartender Brian. Great dude who really enjoyed putting drinks together based on ideas that we threw at him and the drinks that he crafted were fantastic. I recommend if you’re staying at the hotel and want to grab a bite and/or drink at a casual but good spot.

Had the poutine, not a lot flavor in the gravy. The artichoke and kale dip was excellent.

We went to The Phoenician Tavern on restaurant week. I use restaurant week as an introduction to restaurants i'm not familiar with. I thought "The Phoenician, this ought to be great". Not so much. Staff was pleasant, not particularly attentive. Food was ok, but not what I'd expect from one of the snazziest resorts in town. Beef was tough, desert was just ok. Glad i spent restaurant week pricing but really disappointed

The entrance was a bit confusing. There is a side stairway but it leads to anlcoked door behind the dueling piano space. Luckily, a staff member was around to open it. We went to the front desk and were seated promptly but it took a while to get our drink order. Once we were approached by the waitress and got our order for drinks in, it took a while to get our drinks - a beer flight, a mule and an iced tea. The restaurant was moderately crowded but not to the point where - like that night - we did not see servers walking around, attending to their tables. We got the beer flight first, then the mule just before the appetizers were served and then the iced tea came after appetizers came. When we ordered, we got the restaurant week specials. The appetizers were amazing (kale-artichoke dip, Nashville fried chicken and pork belly poutine). The main course was ok. The Wagyu tri-tips was very gristly, chewy and wasn't edible. The macaroni the accompanied it was great. We ended up asking for a new order of tri-tips to be cooked medium well and that actually came out way better. I had asked for the Cowboy Burger sauce to be on the side and it came on it. It was cooked well done and was an okay tasting Burger. The fish and chips was actually delightful. It was a bit too breaded, but it was nonetheless good. The chocolate cake was ok. The server was very nice and you can tell she really wanted to help, but there were a lot of gaps in time where we didn't see any servers. I think the price is a bit over-charged for what you're receiving. I would say that this is good if I were staying onsite or if someone wanted to go there, but not a restaurant I would go out of my way to visit again.

Seriously disappointing. New furnishings marginal. Overpriced. Server poorly trained. Been to the old Relics which was comparatively superior. NEVER AGAIN

The dueling pianos are soooo much fun! The food is incredible too. It’s basically gourmet bar food. Also got to meet the manager, Miguel. He’s super nice and outgoing. You can tell he’s hand on with his business.

Very good food, relaxed atmosphere. Good for families

Food was good and abundant. Server was very polite and efficient. I thought the chair was unusually comfortable and I liked all the big windows with views of the golf course.

Dueling pianos way too loud....could not enjoy the meal

Exceptional service, value and delicious food! The Tavern did not disappoint with their great happy hour margaritas and fried pickles! Even with their vegetarian black bean burger was flavorful and filling. We will be returning there again!

We loved it and will be back. Great food, service, and entertainment.

Had the Players Club Sandwich and it was amazing. Good quality chicken. Sent back the parmesan garlic fries which the server said was their most popular side. Maybe it was because they weren't very busy, but the fries were cold and hard. Had a side salad instead. My husband enjoyed his Smokehouse Burger with tater tots. Said it was well worth the price. Super great service - when I sent back the fries, he came back and said they'd appreciate feedback so they can do better next time.

Very good dinner with the kids!

This place was Rockin. Conga line which included nearly the entire restaurant. Piano entertainment was excellent and got the whole place involved.

Absolutely delicious! My husband thinks the sweet potato fries are the best he's ever had. My burger was absolutely perfectly cooked, moist and delicious. Beautiful venue and superb service. Looking forward to returning soon.

Dialing pianos on Saturday nights is great fun!! Can’t wait to return!

Our server “Gabe” was awesome!
My wife’s Cobb salad was awesome and my burger was perfect!

Lilly, our server, was professional yet very friendly and attentive.

65 minute wait for food, with no follow up from Server or apology from management. Food arrived cold and tasteless.

Good food, service and ambiance!

We were here while on vacation in Scottsdale. Met with an old friend for lunch and it was a great setting. Faces golf course from above and is quiet enough for good conversation. Food was delicious and very nicely presented. We had sandwiches and salads. Waitress allowed us to set the pace and was still attentive. For being part of a luxury hotel the prices were moderate. I'd certainly revisit.

Great service, great food and great setting. Great option for locals to meet for dinner, easy in and ample parking.

Little pricey for hamburger, but it was outstanding! Will return in the future! The ambience was great overlooking Phoenician golf course! Service was great! I love a gourmet hamburger!

great service and the staff is so friendly. Great musicians playing, the main reason we came and we stayed their entire set for 3 hours! Matt and Carl rock!!!

This is the dining establishment at the Phoenician Golf Club. While it is good for that purpose it is not a destination dining spot. The food and service are acceptable for a golf destination but not the place you would take the family for a casual dinner. It is a small space and the dueling pianos are so loud that you cannot carry on a conversation at your table. Prices are very high for the area even for a resort. (8 dollars for a Bud Light). Many better options in the area.

The setting of the Phoenician is breath-taking, so a visit to any of its restaurants is a treat. We valet-parked and, after a self-guided tour of the beautiful cactus garden, were taken to the Tavern by golf cart. Our server, Cameron, was attentive and friendly. We had the crab roll, salmon sandwich, and patty melt - all excellent choices. Although we came at dusk, I would recommend getting there earlier so that the grounds can be appreciated. (Fortunately, we've been there before.)

We reserved outdoor seating made reservation month in advance got there told it would be an hour wait for outdoor seating. They are good at taking reservations not good at keeping them

We came for the piano entertainment. Did not plan tostay the entire time but they were so good we did. Drinks were great, good beer selection. Friendly service.

We had planned to visit the tavern a couple times before and when we saw it had reopened, we visited. We were hoping to sit on the patio and enjoy food and the view of the golf course. The problem was the noise. There was a charity event and the patio and bar with people in chairs and standing and talking very loud. We ordered drinks but decided to leave because it was impossible for us to talk to each other.

It might be a good idea in the future to block out the reservations when an event such as this is going on. We were very disappointed

Lots of kids.

Long wait for food and food had uneven quality.

TRULY AVOID THIS PLACE - on a Sunday night at 6:45 we waited for our booked reservation more than 15 minutes - then when we got our table the table next to us needed to borrow our ketchup - since they could not get a waiter to bring them a filled ketchup bottle- a bad sign - and then we waited over an hour to hear our food - which consisted of a hamburger and fish and chips - not very complex - SHOULD be out soon - but never arrived - probably the most UNPLEASANT dining experience EVER - we finally left - had to go to Wendy’s drive thru to eat something - a SAD SAD SAD statement on the Phoenician resort dining - your restaurants should be quality restaurants - if you are a world class resort - The Phoenician management should truly be ashamed !!!!!