It's 5 o clock somewhere is always my first thought since I love happy hour. =)
I've been here for dinner once but never for happy hour so my friend and I wanted to try it out. Their happy hour is only served in the bar area. I don't really like it when restaurants limit you to a certain area for you to sit for happy hour. It feels too limited and it shouldn't matter where you sit.
We ordered the wings, hummus and some Chicken taquitos. I liked the hummus and the portion was a rather good size. The Chicken taquitos were a bit bland and the salsa it came with was nothing special. I washed it down with some Pinot Grigio which was also mediocre.
All in all, I didn't think it was anything spectacular. The service was on the slower side. It took about maybe 30 minutes or more to get our food but it was busy so that was understandable. I thought it was pretty reasonably priced though since all of this came out to only about $22. =) Â Might come back if I'm in desperate need of happy hour since it's super close to my house which is always a plus. =P
Holy Cheesus! Â If you want to leave somewhere having gained 8 pounds and feeling totally greasy and bloated, this is your place. Â Took the fam here on Sunday afternoon to grab some appetizers and drinks. Â Let me start by saying that none of the issues I have surrounding my visit have anything to do with the staff. Â Our waitress was a sweeheart and the other waitresses were also attentive to us, even though they weren't our main waitress. Â Our drinks were kept full at all times, and we were asked if we wanted refills on alcohol before the first drink ran out completely. Â So, if I could give stars for the staff only, it would be a 5. Â However, the staff being so great is completely outdone by the craptasticness of the food. Â We got a 1/2 order of the Italian Nachos (gag!) and the Little Willies (Philly cheesesteak eggrolls). Â Now, normally, I like nachos and I like Italian food, so these sounded great. Â But, when they arrived at the table, they had what appeared to be about 2 pounds of cheese and grease smothering them. Â The chips were soggy, the marinara sauce was a greasy disaster, and the sausage was downright disgusting. Â Also, cheese is great on Nachos, but less than 1/2 the amount would have been perfect. Â I honestly have never seen so much cheese in my life. Â The Little Willies were also a greasy cheesy nightmare. Â The cheese sause for dipping was literally a bowl of Cheese Whiz, and the eggrolls themselves were stuffed with cheese. Â If you're going to provide cheese for dipping sauce, it would be soooo much better to not stuff the rolls themselves with cheese too. Â We didn't finish any of the food, and ordered a lot less alcohol than normal because we were so stuffed with greasy fatty cheese. Â We most likely won't be back, which is a shame, because our waitress really was fantastic. Â Unfortunately, I would not recommend this place at all.
Review Source:I have told all my friends the coach and Willie burger is my fav- this time was a little off... The burger seemed like it had seasoning on one end and none on the other - very uneven. The fries were cold - and dry- like they had sat there a long time. It did take a long time for my burger- maybe it sat there waiting for delivery??? Even though there were only a couple others at the bar - the guy bartender was very unattentive- took me about 15 min to get any attention for my check- finally got the other person there to help me - like he forgot or something... Oh well, I like C&W and will definitely go back - I will write this one off as an "off" night for them.
Review Source:We were here tonight. This is definitely a place I will not return. Â I will say they allowed our dog on the patio, Â that's the only nice thing I have to say. We waited over 45 minutes for our food. After 50 minutes, we went to the hostess and said we were leaving. As I was walking out, she came after us and said our food was ready, Â "do we want it to go?" At this point, I was so over this experience, I said no thanks (if I'm going to spend money on food I want to sit down to enjoy it). She said "if you don't get it to go and pay your waitress will have to pay the bill". I said "what? That's redicilious, let me speak with the manager." He came out and immediately was defensive telling me that they were extra busy due to the street event and that the wait time on tickets were longer than usual. I told him just bc a place is busy is not an excuse for subpar service. Not once did anyone tell us they were experiencing long wait times. He was very argumentative with me and even said "Well you had a few ice teas didn't you?" Really??? How ridiculous, of course we had drinks, we are at a sit down bar and grill. Â The whole experience was a joke! I will never return. At minimum, the manager could have apologized. But no he only wanted to argue and make excuses instead of apologize.
Review Source:Came here when I was visting my brother and sister in law. Â They told me about this place and how it is good food and drinks. Â Decided to try it out and they have GREAT breakfast food and AMAZING happy hour on the weekend.
Ordered a bloody mary, for only $3, and this wasn't a rink-a-dink one either, it was served to me in a pint glass. It was a great mixture of alcohol, tomato juice, and all the additives you put in a bloody mary. They had mimosa's for this price as well. They also have $5 jager bombs as well, and I couldn't really pass it up being on a mini vacation. Â Haha
Their food was quite good. Â I got the steak scramble. Â You get a ton of steak, which was cooked just like ordered, with some potatoes, and your choice of bread. Â I went with the corn tortilla so I could wrap my food in it. I enjoyed every bit of that plate of food and was successfully not hungry after eating here. Â The plate was only $9, I believe, and all their other options were nicely priced as well.
When I make my way out to Chandler next time, I plan on coming here again... Preferably on the weekend for their awesome menu. They also have a decent selection of beers on tap. Â I would recommend stopping in for a drink or some food and give this place a try. Â It's really hard not to enjoy their great food and tasty beverages at a great price.
Went here one night for a birthday dinner with a few friends. Â To say we were unimpressed, would be an understatement. Â Several items that we ordered we were told that they were out of. Â The food was good but not great. Â Two of us ordered the side wedge salad with our meal. Â We laughed when it actually came on our plate. For the prices on the menu, this place needs to step it up.
Review Source:Lobster Bisque soup. Best soup I have ever had. You can order a half gallon to go so you only have to deal with the slow service for a small time. Food is hit or miss, service is usually slow and poor, but man that soup is crazy good.
I would give that soup a 8 out of 5, but it probably deserves higher.
This is by far the best place in Chandler to catch a game. Â We spent four days here during spring training and came here everyday, at least once. Â The menu's got tons of choices.. Â The wings and prime rib sandwich were awesome. Â Their happy hour specials were great. Â We got to know most the servers and bartenders and thought they were all super friendly. Â Definitely a must visit in Chandler. Â We'll be back for round two next year!
Review Source:We came here for dinner on a Sunday night, after participating in San Tan's Brews Cruise event. We were seated in the "extra" dining room surrounded by brick walls and a TV. There were 6 in our party and seating was pretty tight. Service was prompt but I was a little disappointed they brought out all the food together, rather than appetizer first then salad then pizza. Everything we ate was good but nothing I ate was "wow". I would recommend the pizza, we got the roma basil and great white. This place is great though for watching a game and hanging out in a sports bar. All in all was good just not great.
Review Source:This is one of my favorite places to "wine and dine."  More like Martinis and Appetizers but the food here is always great  and everyone is very friendly.  The Happy Hour food is my favorite -- the meatballs and St. Louis ribs with pasta salad are some of the best!  The bar staff and manager are also very efficient and friendly.  And if you like seafood at all -- don't pass up the Lobster Bisque (best I've ever had) or the Seafood Pasta (especially on Pasta nite) which is more than I can eat in one sitting.  I will be returning here many times in the future.
Carol
Late night stop in with the wife on Saturday night and there were 4 guys working the bar area. The place was not to crowded for a Saturday night so I was a little surprised to be ignored. Finally the tall guy with dark hair came and acknowledged us, served the beers and provided the bill since we were only there for one round. Pretty decent guy. $18 bar tab so I figured I would put $5 on for tip.
No sooner do I lay the pen down then the Mr. Rude Dude bald goatee bartender grabs it and rings it out. No acknowledgement whatsoever when taking or seeing the tip. He goes about his way to then help the next group. I could over hear the conversation and whatever the woman ordered he said, "how about the Apple Cider" which was some drink on tap...."it is easier to make than the drink". Sounding a bit on the lazy side if you ask me.
Now don't get me wrong, I know that places like this pool their tips, but it annoys the hell out of me to put a little extra down in the tip area for the person that served you all to have someone else take the tab away and the original person having no idea of your generosity. Freaking Rude.
After watching Mr. Rude Dude for then next 15 minutes it was blatantly obvious he was there to shuffle in the register as many tabs as he could. Maybe he needs to return to working at the traveling carnival where that behavior is expected.
This place is nice for a sit down and watch some sports. There is one part...lounge area....that you have to reserve if you got lot of people. The food is actually more of an Italian style yummy food. Try the Italian nachos as it is just seems like eating pasta. The mozzeralla sticks are more like egg rolls but filled with cheese. Good drink menu as well.
I am sure to be back again.
I grabbed lunch here with the Mrs last year while Christmas shopping and we were not impressed with the service, food or price, so decided not to go back.
Since then have been back several times for Friday happy hour (get there EARLY). Pretty good beer selection although the IPA I prefer is never a happy hour special :( Â The happy hour food is greasy bar food but fills the gut and I'm not there to diet.
Have also met the guys for an occasional Saturday or Sunday breakfast. Bloody Mary's are great and usually on special. No complaints on the food I've ordered and the portions are pretty grand. Great place during NFL season.
I would highly encourage you sit at the bar as I've experienced the worst service when seated at a table - happy hour or not. Matter of fact had the same waitress serve me and the chums (the one that served me with the Mrs) and she was just as bad at serving us then. Not sure why she's still there? Bartenders always take good care of the folks seated at the bar.
All-in-all for a place to do happy hour it's fine. If you wanna catch a game and get a breakfast it'll serve you well too. I'll be back but not a committed fan.
I like to come here once in a while, but I really don't like to sit for too long. The ambiance drives me crazy. The owner is nice, and the other location in downtown phoenix is smaller and more crowded. However, if you like the typical sports bar atmosphere. Go for Coach and Willie's. Food was pretty hit or miss, but is cheap and will make you feel like a greasy american. I appreciated their beer prices for the time I have been there. That's all folks..
Review Source:Coach & Willie's is pretty alright. Your typical sports bar feel, except I think their food is expensive for the quality, even though their plates make up in quantity. I don't think there's ever been a time I've eaten a whole plate here - I always end up taking half of it home. Their $7 lunch specials are awesome right now; I like the tuna sandwich.
OH! And if you want some lettuce with your salad dressing, ask for the dressing on the side. They go WAY heavy with dressing here.
***Weekend breakfast review only***
A truly unappetizing breakfast experience. We came in on Sunday and were seated promptly. It wasn't too busy and we were given a nice seat with TVs in view. Most people were there to drink and watch football - understandably so. They have some decent looking items on the menu and the portion sizes impressed me when our orders arrived. The eggs were bland, the bacon and sausage were overly greasy and too chewy. The hash browns were undercooked - practically mashed potatoes. Aren't they supposed to crunch? My girlfriend's egg sandwich used fake American cheese which grossed her out. It didn't help that our waitress was curt.
**Verdict**
Breakfast Food: 1 star. Not good, maybe order a burger?
Service: 2 stars.
Overall Experience: 2 stars. I'm optimistic about this place being fun if you're going to watch football.
Brunch Recommendation: If you're looking for a lovely and tasty weekend brunch in the area, check out Yoli's or Brunchies (next door).
Great place in downtown Chandler to grab a beer and watch the game. The wings are good and if you are looking for something a little lighter I recommend the wedge salad.
Burgers are decent as well, although I think they are a little pricey for what you get. I have only ever been in for lunch and find the lunch specials are usually an ok deal and if the the lunch special prices were their normal prices I would probably go more often.
But all in all the food is pretty decent.
Great place for cold fries and slow service. Fish and chips came with very good fish, nice and hot. Fries were cold and clammy and were obviously prepped earlier and/or sat around waiting for an order to come in.
The wings were good though the server never brought share plates or napkins. The food runner brought the share plates and one napkin each, which I think is a bit modest for such a messy finger food. When the entrees came, we were never brought utensils or additional napkins.
Maybe we could have complained but the server did not come by for over thirty minutes to clear the dirty plates, Â refill our beverages or check on the table. We were on a busy aisle yet not one other staff member thought to clear our dirty plates that had been pushed to the edge of the table or refill our empty water glasses.
Rather bothered that they opened the sliding doors to the patio and are allowing the patio table five feet from us to smoke.
Good looking menu, okay prices but I just can't justify returning here after such a lousy experience. No manager bothered to stop by the table even after we complained to our server.
My husband and I were walking around downtown Chandler, looking for a new restaurant to try. We stumbled across Coach & Willies, a sports bar/restaurant with class. He got the Diablo Turkey Sandwich and I got the Reuben. Delish! He wasn't a fan of the skinny crispy fries but I thought they were delish :) Â The waitress was really sweet and funny and easy to talk to. I will definitely be back!
Review Source:This place is ok to drink some beers and hang out for an hour or so. Â But other than that it is a total joke.
The food is rank, gross and just awful. Â The service is pretty much the same. Â You often have to wave down one of the poor attitude servers to get an order in.
They are also thieves and really should be reported to the BBB. Â For a company LUNCH event they charged over $100/person for their gross food. Â BTW, there was not a single drop of alcohol. Â They just blatantly ripped off our company because they saw $$$. Â Well, guess what...the word has spread in this company of 1000's and we will never do business with them again.
This place should be shut down soon...count on it!
I really wanted to like Coach & Willies, it's nice inside.
The service was terrible - good looking gals with bad attitudes that move like molasses in winter, bleh.
The food? Â I had a loca burger and it came with this thick layer of cheese on top of it that my steak knife could not penetrate. Â The fries were shoestring fries that had been cooked way too long and were pointless to eat. Â I boxed it up and then carelessly left it in my car for two days.
A midst the St Paddy's drunken craziness, Coach and Willies still managed to impress me. The food was great, the drinks were good and the service was.... not so  terrible.
Since it is a bar, my food expectations were low. I ordered the Italian stallion which is a a sandwich composed of mortadella, capicola, salami, pepperoni, provolone cheese, lettuce, tomato, peppers, pepperonchinis, red onion and Italian vinaigrette. It.... was... fabulous! Surprisingly so, too. I have never enjoyed putting so much meat in my mouth before (pun intended) and although the sandwich was HUGE (pun intended), I somehow managed to finish the whole damn thing (pun pun and pun intended).
Sex jokes aside, it really was a damn good sandwich. Add some string fries and ketchup and you have a very filling meal, prepping you for all the overdose of alcohol you plan to induce later.
I do have some negative points for the car bombs and the service. They thought they would be super efficient and serve car bombs in a built-in plastic cup which contains the shot cup inside. As a lady in the bar promotions world, I can tell you that those cups are great for jager bombs but not so much car bombs- the beer curdles at the top and by the time you get it and drink it, its already disgusting.. not to mention they really do not need to be serving us drinks in plastic cups. Even after we explained how horrible the drink was, the server didn't do much about it except for a bimbo shrug. Adding with the fact that we had to hunt her down for a drink cause she was too busy flirting with the guys in the nearby chair and you have one pissed off customer.
Still 4 stars because the sandwich was 6 stars. One more day with her though and I might unleash my customer fury on to her. You've been warned, lady.
Came to C&Ws for lunch and had the Prime Time sandwich (see photo) with lobster bisque for an appetizer. Wow. That was a good meal. The lobster bisque was a great meal by itself - big chunks of lobster with a great flavor.
 The sandwich was really good. The meat itself was fairly standard, but the combination of the roll, cheese and au jus was perfect. They carry real horseradish which makes a nice topper. They also carry creamy h,  but what's the point?
Our server Whitney was great - friendly, helpful and fast. She made sure my glass never got empty and didn't hover too much. Honestly, I'd go back just for her service.
The facility is nice - very manly. Dark woods and leather.
The music was notable. It was very recent.
Downtown Chandler has needed a sports bar with a bunch of tv's like this. It's a good spot to watch some games and the UFC fights. The lounge area is pretty nice but always reserved so walk-in parties we've had have had to go elsewhere a couple times already.
Lunch is my most common time to visit here... having a party of over 5 sometimes becomes a time issue; lately it's been better but we stopped going for a while because of the length of time to eat lunch pay and get out. Â Their food is really good but the consensus is that it's all a little overpriced. Burger Monday's you get a $7 (if you don't modify it) burger w/ fries but most lunches will run you about $12-$15 + tip.
We've had a couple of events in their side room and those have gone well.
The management, when around, are very nice and seem to keep things moving more quickly than when they're not present.
Some local beers and fairly decent happy hours make it the only but the best sports bar in downtown Chandler. Not awesome but it works.
I totally love Coach and Willie's. They have a great atmosphere & the wait staff have been really friendly and prompt each time I've been in there. I've been there more as a lunch spot than a nighttime hangout. At lunchtime, the place is pretty full, but not too full that the staff are overworked and unable to provide great service. The food is definitely above average... delicious actually.
The biggest downside is the price at Coach & Willies. It's a bit too expensive. But obviously not too bad because I keep going back :)
Came here a few weeks ago with my wife & 6 year old. We sat in the "box" which is a cool little side room and had the Lobster Bisque (WONDERFUL!), great local brews (SanTan Brewery!), and the baked Mac & Cheese, which is so wonderful. It was a little loud as the other person said but what do you expect?
I've been back twice since. I started coming here Sunday mornings at 8am to work. They have really fast free wifi (I use to go across the street to Murphy's Law but they've gotten so bad over there!). The breakfasts are just ok. My heart attack had runny eggs when I wanted them well but that's just my thing. The waitresses are awesome. Janeen is a dream and Danielle's been cool. There's two others who I don't know their names... The owner/manager men are really cool. Comped a drink when the price was wrong, put the game on I wanted, and even turned on the sound for MY game (Murphy's Law and RT OSullivan's always refuses to do that!).
[Sure hope they open this early in the spring on Sundays!!!]
I come now, the manager greets me, I get local SanTan drinks, and order the Mac&Cheese. I choose a smaller table out of the main area because I literally will sit there and grade/work for 5+ hours. They're good to their own. Prices may be a little higher than others but  you pay for what you get. Keep it coming!
My only gripe might be is that Eric Stoltz (co-owner) hasn't shown up to sign an autograph & have a beer with me :)
Service was pretty bad, but some of the food was pretty good.
The southwest style Bacon Crusted Mac & Cheese was VERY good. The Grilled Salmon Oscar was not so good and not worth ordering again. We also had a Willie's Wedge Salad (good), the Sweet Onion Brick appetizer (very good), and the kids chicken fingers (pretty good for "kid" food).
But the service was pretty darn bad (even taking into account the heavy crowds). Â Servers were not friendly or attentive.
And although they have kids meals/crayons/etc, they are not really very kid friendly since they only had 1 high chair for the entire restaurant.
We will probably give them another try at some point. Hopefully the service was a fluke.
Been to this loaction twice now. Â Food was ok but not for the price i paid for it. Â They must be REAL proud of their food & drink....The part that really got me was I brought both of my kids with me on the 2nd visit and they ordered off the "kids menu"? Â Anyhow, the kids didnt like the food (not thats its coach and willie's fault but kids are picky) as it was a little to gourmet for kids. Â However, to charge me for the kids meal and then $3 each for a "kids" drink was crazy. Â It ended up costing me $10 for each kid for mac & cheese and a drink. Â Usually most resturants include a kids drink with price of kids meal on the kids menu??? Â Anyhow, if your going to drink beer and watch a game it looks like it would be ok for that but very pricey for what you get....
Not likely ill go back even to watch a game and throw down some drinks with the fellas!
I really want to like Coach and Willies - Downtown Chandler needs more options. Â This was actually the second time we came in here, but the first time was such a quick visit and so not memorable, it wasn't worth the time to yelp it.
Thursday should be a pretty good night for going out, and when we got there, it was pretty packed. They must have some kind of senior discount/early bird special, or a casino bus broke down out side, because for a sports bar, there were a lot of geriatrics chowing down. Â We checked the sign again to make sure we hadn't accidentally wondered in to a Luby's by mistake.
Service was fair. Â Not terrible wait times for order taking and drink delivery, but even with the place mostly full, I've seen better. Â I will add that I REALLY wanted that beer, so any wait was hard to bear.
Food: Meh. Â Kevin had the Black and Blue burger, which he said was good - I didn't try it but it looked like they just dumped some blue cheese dressing on top of a regular burger.
I had the "Prime Time" prime rib sandwich. Â It said as jus and horseradish, which I was super excited about. Â
When my sandwich came, I thought they brought me a Philly cheese-steak by accident. Â The good thing is, the meat was kept nice and warm by the thick layer of melted plastic cheese over the top. Â
I eagerly scanned my plate for the as jus - the WHOLE reason I ordered it, and GASP! It was not there! Had some nefarious person stolen my dipping juice? Â After about 5 minutes, I was able to flag down our server (who was not who brought the food out) and ask about it. Â Apparently, C&W Sticks the As jus INSIDE the sandwich for you. Â
This simultaneously deprived me of the joy of dipping, and made my sandwich soggy. Â They did bring me a side of the as jus, which was fair at best. Â Also, I had to really search for the horseradish, it was like they just waved the sandwich near it, rather than put any on it directly.....or maybe the as jus washed it away as they soggified the bun? Â Who knows.
What I do know is that I was really underwhelmed with everything, the prices, the meal, the service. I'd much rather take my money across the street to San Tan or Murphy's Law then hang out in C&W again. Â The best thing in there were some neat framed jerseys, except I don't give a crap about sports.
It just keeps getting better! Last night I had the Bacon Crusted Mac n' Cheese.
HOLY CRAP!! It is amazing! One of the owners told me they actually make their own pasta...hello!
The pasta was perfectly cooked and topped with a jalapeno bacon and green chili crust.
I just reheated my leftovers and it was just as amazing.
This place is going to make me fat! :)
Shoot! Â Missed their $7 Burger Monday!
Was Chandler lucky to be chosen as the second location for this famous downtown gastropub or luck of the draw was for Coach and Willies to receive the $345k what the council called  façade conservation easement if they keep it for 20 years? Â
Nevertheless, C&W did a great job fitting in Downtown Chandler. Â Nice stainless steel, warm dark wood and leather contemporary and trendy pub decor with flat screen almost in every nook and cranny. Â Even with the vast menu, nothing really stood out as their signature dish. Â Pretty good size KIDS MENU of the usual pizza, chicken fingers, mac 'n cheese, pasta with marinara or butter and cheeseburger for $5. Â I assumed that the children's drink was included, but they charge $2.75 for the styrofoam cup of lemonade, which I thought was a little steep. Â My little cutie pie ordered the brick oven cheese pizza. Â He only ate one small slice of the 7" pie. Â "It's okay." Â He said. Â "Can I get some dessert?" Â If pizza slices were stars, C&W gets 1 slice.
I decided to get the Pepper Steak and Blue Cheese Salad ($12) with ranch dressing, our server recommended, drenched and made my salad a little too soggy. Â The fried onion pulled the tasteless steak and salad together and made it okay. Â My hubby ordered the Baca Loca Burger with a side of Wedge salad ($12.50). Â Right when he picked up the burger the bun started to fall apart. Â He didn't mind it since he enjoyed the food. Â That's my pet peeve about sandwiches and burgers...need good fresh bread to hold everything together! Â
I might come again for HH. Â Â My hubby really liked this place and is already planning to come and hang out with friends to watch a game. Â I'll go shopping instead.
Met a business colleague here. Apparently there was some confusion about their grand opening. They changed from a "soft" opening (friends
and family only) to a grand opening on June 3th. Threw me off a bit.
Walked in and immediately impressed - smiles on all the employees faces and pleasantly greeted. The owners no doubt spared no expense (granite counters, gorgeous tile floors, TVs in bathrooms, stainless steel everything, gorgeous bar area)
For being open 4 days it was pretty full - I went for a Monday lunch.
Our waitress was cordial and helpful, since it had been years last time I visited in downtown phoenix.
The menu was limited - they had a sheet printed out. perhaps. This is going to be a negative for some people. Would have been better to wait a little longer and come out with the full menu.
Nice 80s background music that was enjoyable too listen to - not too soft, not too loud. Noise level in the restaurant overall was good (I could hear what my colleague was saying)
I ordered a "Monday" blue burger (only $7 on Monday) and a Mr. Pibb. The burger was outstanding - the time it took to get it wasn't. About 16 minutes from order to arriving at my table (ordered a medium burger).
They had ketchup but no mustard on the table, and did not have fresh pepper in stock. Also waitress didn't put my colleague's dressing on the side as requested. I asked for no onion on my burger but found one there
Waitress could have checked on us a little more, but she did ok overall.
Tab for friend and I came to $18.95, very good for lunch at a place like this.
if it wasn't for slow service this would be a 5-star place.
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