What People Are Saying About House Of Tricks
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In Short – This converted 1920s bungalow provides a romantic backdrop for an eclectic menu. A large outdoor fireplace serves as the centerpiece of the grapevine-covered patio, and a number of cozy tables are located within the house's brightly colored rooms. A variety of fresh fish dishes are available paired with sides such as fragrant jasmine rice or saffron-infused potatoes. Save room for desserts like mild chocolate cake punched up with mousse-like cinnamon-chocolate frosting.
10/01/08
please
by drummerted
this place is the worst ever - our food was undercooked and disgusting. the service was terrible - very rude and unresponsive. go here if you want to have a terrible evening. house of tricks shouldn't be on any "romantic" restaurants list.
06/12/08
Don't sit inside
by mydogisyella
I went a few weeks back, by myself probably around 5 pm. They have a great patio but for some dumb reason I sat inside. The inside is small and includes the kitchen where the wait staff tends to congregate. They didn't have their a/c at full blast when I first arrived. I was treated to conversations between the servers plans for later that night, and the added bonus of hearing the servers kicking open the front door everytime they walked out the front door.
My server was awesome and professional, but the busboy was a little off. Untucked shirt and a tendancy to slam down drinks and food on the table. Ok in a casual restaurant but considering they have white tablecloths, the servers are in aprons and ties, it just didn't fit in.
The food was ok. Prior to my meal I had a piece of bread from the complimentary bread basket. Skip it. I had a $7 ceaser salad that was delish. For an entree I had the $24 homeone pasta (tagliatelli?) with the fennel sausage. The portion was big but I just thought it was "eh". $2 for a lemonade (I don't drink so can't speak about the wine menu). $38 w/tip.
10/26/07
Great dining experience
by kimmer1414
We went to Tricks with a group of friends for an evening out w/o the kids. While rather pricey, the food was superb as was the dining experience. The portions were not huge, and that is to my liking for not overeating. I would definitely eat there again. Any chance they'll open up on in Queen Creek?
- Pros: Great atmosphere, friendly staff, great food
- Cons: parking
The Details on House Of Tricks
Where to Sit:
Patio seating is coveted, so make reservations to guarantee an outdoor table.
Know Before You Go:
If you're dining without reservations, the outdoor bar has a full menu and immediate seating.
The Extras:
Dogs are welcome at the bar.
Category:
Payment Methods:
American Express, Visa, Discover, MasterCard
Cuisine:
Smoking Permitted:
No
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