Best Restaurants, Must Try Places in Buckeye

"It’s a popular spot to unwind after a few holes, but you don’t have to be a golfer to soak in the picturesque lush greens on The Wigwam resort’s iconic Blue and Gold courses. Dozens of tables shaded by umbrellas and surrounded by comfy chairs are perfect for lounging and noshing. Grab a seat around one of the fire pit-embedded coffee tables to stay warm after the sun goes down."

"Red's Bar and Grill at The Wigwam is an excellent place to unwind and enjoy good food after a day of golf, tennis, touring, or just lounging by the pool."

"Two Valley locations, tacarbon.com If you think, à la Gertrude Stein, that a taco is a taco is a taco, then you haven’t tried this no-frills taqueria, where the smoky, mesquite-grilled carne asada, crisp-edged lengua and spongy calf testicles are as good as it gets. (“Best testicles ever” should be their new tagline.) Expect supple, house-made tortillas and a bangin’ salsa bar, too."

"In Mexico, Oaxaca is known for its mole, and Jalisco for birria, a spicy beef stew. But when it comes to meat, Sonora is the place to be. Slinging Sonoran-style tacos stuffed with heaping helpings of carne asada is Ta’Carbon."

"A post shared by Hot Topic @Desert Sky Mall (@ht_desertsky) on Mar 10, 2020 at 4:51pm PDT. Desert Sky Mall, not only provides an engaging shopping and recreational atmosphere for everyone, but they also find a way to give back to the community through partnerships with non-profit establishments and financial support groups. It’s home to over 130 shops and eateries, including some big names - Mercado De Los Cielos, Dillard’s, Burlington Coat Factory - and a cinema."

"Any good brunch will feature mimosas and pancakes, and both can be found at The Lola inside the Westgate Entertainment District in the west Valley. Ever hear of a pancake board?. You can put your curiosity to rest by ordering over this impressive dish, packed with a dozen small pancakes and a ton of sweet and savory toppings and seasonal fruit."

"A Mexican-Japanese fusion restaurant that’s completely out of this world, Señor Sushi offers a selection of rolls you have to see to believe. You won’t find anything ordinary on the menu, instead replaced by eclectic Japanese offerings with Spanish names, like the Cielo, Mar y Tierra Roll."

"A post shared by Hot Topic @Desert Sky Mall (@ht_desertsky) on Mar 10, 2020 at 4:51pm PDT. Desert Sky Mall, not only provides an engaging shopping and recreational atmosphere for everyone, but they also find a way to give back to the community through partnerships with non-profit establishments and financial support groups. It’s home to over 130 shops and eateries, including some big names - Mercado De Los Cielos, Dillard’s, Burlington Coat Factory - and a cinema."

"Know before you go: The entrance to Aguila's Hidaway is located behind Dysart Liquor in Avondale. That’s the first “hidaway” part. The second part is that this neighborhood bar — once Wendy Jack’s Hideaway, then just Hideaway, now owned by Javier Aguila, who decided to drop the “e” — is a former bomb shelter that opened as an underground bar in 1962, back when Avondale was a dry city."

"1235 N Dysart Rd, Avondale1235 N Dysart RdAvondale, AZ 85323. Originally built as a bombshelter, this bar is in a somewhat secret spot tucked in behind Dysart Liquor in Avondale. The bar opened as a truly underground bar in 1962 when Avondale was a dry city."

"Mama's Cold Brew coffee is completely organic, brewed for 24 hours and paired with homemade organic creamers. Mama's Cold Brew started when a local mom just couldn't find the perfect cup of coffee and decided to make her own. When she realized how good it was, she had to share it with the rest of the Valley."

"This 64-acre park is known for its iconic shooting fountain, but the aptly named Fountain Park also features various picnic tables, benches, and 35 acres of turf. That means grab the blanket and spread out your takeout. Tons of eateries line the edges of Fountain Park, including La Botana Tacos and All American Sports Grill."