After many ownership changes they finally have a winner! I've visited 4 times now, twice eating the special: Hot pastrami on a pretzel bun w/ fries and then a taco salad. Both were around $7 and AMAZING. I even took a second pastrami to go for my husband. Then the wings and the avocado BLT. Fresh daily soup choices that are unique and delicious. Servers are friendly, and there is always lots going on. My fifth visit will be very soon!
Review Source:With so few places out here, we've been waiting or a place that has cold beer and good bar food. Burgers were cooked to correct temperature and tasty. Lots of ingredients and flavors in all dishes. Was clean on dining room side with attentive wait staff.
Will definitely return when feeling like beer, sports, and good bar food.
Not really sure 4 stars is appropriate but the improvement from what it was deserves 5 stars! So four is my special average. We used to go Uncle Bears every week for kids eat free Wednesdays and it was good for a long time then it wasn't. So we stopped going then it changed to Tio Oso's then maybe Thirsty Cactus, we tried to like it but it just didn't work for us and now it's TC's. And it Works! They opened up the restaurant which I think is better Feng Shui (really I do) and it's less cluttered, more welcoming. The staff has been really nice (we've been twice) they have a kid's night on Tuesdays but my kids are too old for the clown/balloons stuff.
The food is good, I had pork sliders I think, if not memorable but I remember everyone left happy and content. It was a good experience and sometimes that is the best you can ask for.
Finally a great option out here in the South East valley. The staff is always freindly and upbeat and make you feel welcome. The food is excellent, we go at least once a week if not twice. They are a very welcome addition to the pub scene in the east valley. When the roll up doors are open the atmosphere gets even better.
just heard happy hour will go 11-7 DAILY. Run don't walk.
I've been to TC's about 5-6 times now, and really like TC's. Â My favorite is the French Dip sliders with sweet potato fries. Â Great Cobb salad as well... and the fish tacos are just spicy enough for my husband... kids like the cheese pizza... Â The servers have been attentive and the food has always been good! Â I usually go for lunch, not for drinks, so I can't rate the bar, but I'll continue to go to TC's!
Review Source:Was with a party of four and sat at the bar at 9 PM on a Saturday night (12/15/12). You would think the bartender would have noticed but we sat and sat and then finally the other bar tender came over and asked us if we wanted a drink. Since the service was slow we decided against the food (lost sales) because the reviews weren't all that great and we knew that going in but were hoping for better. Also, it was too bright in the bar area for that time of night. Ended up going to Uncle Bear's in Queen Creek and the service was fast and friendly. Â This restaurant (TC's) hasn't found it's niche and is in competition with nearby Tailgaters and Native NewYorker. They need a differentiator that will draw crowds (Good service) who know how to spend money - hint hint.
Review Source:Over the last 3 years we've lived in the area, this place has changed 4 times. Â First Uncle Bear's, then Tio Oso's, then Thirsty Cactus (or Thirsty Cantina, whatever, it sucked), and now it's TC's Pub & Grub. Â The menu is typical bar food, including burgers, sandwiches, pizza, wings as well as some taco and quesadilla selections (which I always appreciate a good quesadilla so I will have to try it next time).
The restaurant section (which was always dead before) has now been opened up and TVs added so the whole place is more of a bar feel (thumbs up). Â The place was packed for Thursday night football (Cardinal's game!), but still got a good table close to a TV. Â
Server (who admitted multiple times he was brand new) was very friendly but had to keep asking other servers for clarification on menu, etc. Â Still, nice enough and very attentive.
We ordered wings ("medium" but they were spicy!) and their "ugly" crust pizza with mushrooms and olives. Â The wings, very good, I would get them again. Â Pizza, I wouldn't order it again if someone paid me. Â The "ugly" crust basically is a thick hand tossed crust - too much crust (and half of it was burned) and very skimpy on the toppings. Â It was pretty horrible honestly. Â The actual toppings (although sparse) were very tasty... good cheese and fresh mushrooms and olives, so I would order pizza here again IF they have a thinner crust option. Â Otherwise, if you are coming here to carb load and really need your bread fix, by all means, order the pizza. Â I personally prefer a thinner NY style crust.
All in all I would come here again based on the good wings and service, and I'm looking forward to trying their other menu options.
p.s. text TCSPUB to 411247 and they'll send you a text coupon for a 50 cent draft. Score! (I'm a sucker for a deal) Â Cheers!
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