This was my first visit to this brand and I hate to say, I was not very impressed. Â
I went here with my wife for lunch as we had struck out at 2 other eateries and she remembered the Tilted Kilt from undercover boss. Â The staff was very friendly and did a great job at first. Â Sadly it went down hill from there.
My wife's soda was forgotten about, our food was delivered to the wrong table and I did not get the dipping sauce for the O rings. Â While these mistakes were corrected quickly, they should not have happened. Â Our server asked if my wife didn't like her sandwich which we tried to explain was delivered to the wrong table and she didn't want to believe us. Â Only after talking to those at the table did she grab the lunch delivered to them, go into the kitchen and then return acknowledging that it had been taken to the wrong place. Â
As far as the food, it was OK.  The hot wings were anything but hot, the hamburger did not have a significant amount of flavor and the coleslaw was mediocre.  The best part  of the meal was the beer. Â
We'll be back, but I doubt it will be our go to place for a burger and beer.
Wow, this was shocking. Â Walked in at 930 , no hostess...several of the waitresses saw us walk in (party of 7). We decided to seat ourselves. Â Sat in patio and waited 10 minutes, decided to get our own menus. Â When getting the menus they said someone was coming out.....nope. Â Waited another 15. Â Went in and saw all the waitresses stuffing their face w chicken wings, it was disgusting. Â Asked if anyone was going to come out and serve us. Â The two waitresses gnawing on chicken bones began arguing about who was going to wait on us. Â It was pathetic.....asked speak to the manager who was equally pathetic. THe guy offered to take care of us, to which i respond ...take care of ur service...ur missing the point dum dum! Â Won't be going back and will spread the word to every single person in the valley to not go to this establishment. Â There was reason it was completely dead on a Saturday night
Review Source:Went here with my parents, hubby and kiddo for St. Patty's day. Â I had THE best corned beef sandwich I have ever had. Â My Dad loved the corned beef hash, and my Mom & hubby were so pleased with the corned beef & cabbage they wish it was on the menu as a permanent item.
Kid had mac n cheese, as she is wont to do, and as always had the best time chatting with our servers about whatever was on her mind.
The little girls and their skimpy outfits were a little creepy but the service, pub atmosphere and food was really good. One of our party was visiting from New York City where they are really snobbish about their food and she wanted to go back the next day for the cuisine so that says a lot.
Review Source:I'm not really sure how I feel about this place. It has its good points and its bad points.
The back, smoking patio is great for watching all the crazy people come and go from Wal-Mart in a rush, but the waitresses tend to forget you back there. They allow cigar smoking, but the heaters they have are the worst and only warm the crown of your head. The food is just okay, but the drink prices can be really good on happy hour. Husband and his buddy came here a few times for a scotch and cigar on the patio because they had a nice glass of 15 year for $7.00. They came back for that scotch a few times because it was such a great deal, in fact. The last time they went, the price was suddenly $11.00. We spoke with the manager who gave us each a $5.00 gift certificate for our troubles, which was nice, but he said that the price is $10.00, plus another buck for ice. Oh well.
A different time, I decided to have a glass of Frangelico while the dudes sipped on their scotch. The waitress had no clue what I was talking about and said they probably didn't have it. Oh, girl please. She finally came back with my drink and I sipped. It didn't taste right so I asked if they were sure this was Frangelico? She double checked, and yes. Long story short, I watched a second glass be poured right out of the bottle and it still tasted wrong, even without the ice. I told the bartender that I don't want a drink when the bottle's been watered down, so I left both glasses. I don't know if they water down any of their other bottles, but I think I'll stick to bottled beers if I'm ever dragged here again.
The food is pretty good but the service was bad. Â We had to wait for a hostess to show up, were served warm beer, had to wait a long time to get a cold one. Â After we got our food, even after asking for silverware we had to go get silverware/napkins and ketchup from another table. Â I get it's a T & A place, but it has to have good service too.
Review Source:Don't bother. The three draft beers our group tried were tasteless, even after we specified we prefer hoppy brews. The Irish Stew, a signature dish, had the consistency of chili, rather than having recognizable chunks of meat and vegetables, and was overly salty. Decor is passably pub-like.
Review Source:One of our friends recommended going to this location rather than the Bell location even though it is further away for us all. Now I know why. This location is so much cleaner and far more comfortable. I had the black bean veggie wrap which was delicoius! They had different sports playing on the TVs which I always appreciate. Our server was super friendly - I wish I could smile that much. I was very very pleasantly surprised and will definitely be returning.
Review Source:I've been here before and never had a problem but my trip today will be the last time due to the awful experience. An of age friend of mine was questioned multiple times about his ID and the manager was still called over to double check even after he provided multiple forms of identification. Came to watch the Packers game and they switched the channel half way through. The waitress misquoted us a price and I was charged over what I was told. This one time was enough to keep me from returning. Very disappointing.
Review Source:I love this TK. I used to work there until I transferred to the California location. The atmosphere is great and all the ladies there are fun, bubbly and err...hot. It's okay for kids, kind of. I wouldn't call it a family place, it's definitely more of a get hammered place. But overall, good people good times and a good place to go for some food! Try the gaelic chicken with mashed potatoes! It's the best :)
Review Source:Nice remodel of an already nice space. This Bonnie Bar is a true Celtic Cantina, hopefully there are no banshees haunting this welcome pub.
This is just what you expect it be- a kitschy, chain-style style restaurant and bar with an Irish/Scottish flair for fun... Are you going to get fantastic food? Incomparable service? Well, no... but in this area in particular that is deluged with national and local corporate cookie cutter establishments, this is a welcome addition, if only because this building is so cool (and okay, they have Kilt Girls).
Went there last night for the first time since the Grand Opening in February while meeting an old college friend (Arizona State, Go Devils!).
Outside looks great. Â Plenty of parking spaces with bright lighting all around, easy access from SR-51 and Paradise Valley Mall.
Spaces inside is huge, small fountain fireplace on the outside patio on the west side of the property. Â Lots of TV's in and around the bar area, plenty of seating places. Â The only down side is that there's only one pool table, which was on the corner area of the bar, not impressed with that since the lighting was low.
Didn't order any food, the beer selections were great. Â Always ask the waitress on what's good since they have beer of the month choices. Â Beer came out fast from the tap and the glasses were always cold, making the beer taste much much better.
Will definitely come back again to enjoy the great view.
While visiting Phoenix for the week, the wife and I stumbled upon the Tilted Kilt in search for some wings. Â The first impression was that this radiated a casual, come as you are, stay for a drink or close with the staff depending on how you wanna drink kind of environment. Â The staff of mainly scantily clad women were attentive to our needs and brought refills (most important) of alcoholic beverages in a timely manner. Â I had ordered the wings (surprisingly good) which were filling. They give you 1 pound. Â The garlic fries were the shocker though, perfectly seasoned, prepared and amount good for 2. Â I almost finished them without touching the wings. Â Great ambiance, good service and good time to be had if you go solo or in a group. Â I'll definitely be back if I come back to Phoenix!!
Review Source:The place is cool, the food is good, and the girls are pretty, but my only draw back is there is only one poorly lit pool table!!!!
One thing I have to say is it feels like a strip club, but without the nudity. Â The girls are very nice and talk with you until you get the food, then they kind of hang out at the next table until they order, neglecting the previous table. Â Sometimes it takes a while to get refills or whatever else you want after your meal has arrived.
Went for lunch yesterday with an equally conservative female co-worker after deciding we were getting tired of our stand-by lunch places, so we decided to throw caution to the wind and try the Tilted Kilt. Â Â
We were initially put off by the mere  thought of a Tilted Kilt taking up a building that had previously been Fuddruckers (loved) and Barrio Cafe (eh).  We were keeping our fingers crossed for something good to go in, since the Tilted Kilt has a reputation of being a "Hooters" type place, which I avoid like the plague.
Now, I am a curvy plus size (& perfectly fabulous, thank you very much) woman, so chomping on a hamburger with size double-0 servers running around is not usually my idea of fun, but I have to tell you, I REALLY liked this place!
I love the Irish-style  based menu, which has some traditional Irish fare, with some excellent and different bar & grill type food.  I ordered the spicy sausage sandwich and a size salad and my co-worker had a steak sandwich.  Mine was EXCELLENT!  The sausage was just spicy enough and grilled to perfection with melted provolone cheese and grilled onions (ordered without peppers).  It was a nice generous size portion, both the salad and the sandwich were so large that I couldn't finish it all. Â
The decor is fun and interesting... Tons of TV's with sports channels going. Â Great fun, warm, & welcoming environment! Â
Best of all, the service was fantastic. Â Our little tiny size double-0 server was cute-as-a-button and was engaging and delightful enough that I didn't even notice (or care) that her entire uniform wouldn't fit on my left breast. Â
I am  happy to say that we are definitely adding Tilted Kilt to our regular lunch rotation!  Welcome to the PV area T.K.!  I'll be seeing you soon!
Opening day, this flagship is packed. A true sports bar. This restored tower house has at least 40 flat-screen televisions some being very large displays. Not a bad seat to be had. The two story Spanish Colonial Revival Architecture and Ireland's classical Gothic themes are offered up in this structure.
First up on tap.
TK Lager, an American red lager. All malt backbone, lighter and gentle. Second beer, Kilt lifter, Scottish ale branded as an IPA but when I think of IPA I think of a loud hoppy beer. Kilt lifter is a bit sweeter malt with a hazy copper color. As a beer advocate, I prefer more of a boozy burn but these are good sippers. $5 each. <a href="http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/bftuYnG58kywe6FSmqMrZw?select=gGZxus2GNBMXFis6zCs9Yg">http://www.yelp.com/biz_…</a>
For dinner.
Old Dublin Irish Stew. Tender beef pot roast with carrots, celery and onions slow cooked in a rich and hearty Guinness beef stock, topped with a scoop of Colcannon Irish Potatoes and a side of tasty garlic bread. This was premium stew. $9. <a href="http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/bftuYnG58kywe6FSmqMrZw?userid=iXGoQVfBXU0CrwrRBWXozA">http://www.yelp.com/biz_…</a>
Day number two I decided to have the drunkin clams. These are an appetizer. Small sea shells. I didn't count them but It seemed like I had a couple dozen. They were fresh and excellent. The clams are steamed in Guinness for a quarter hour, imparting a slight bitterness to the delicious broth. $10. <a href="http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/bftuYnG58kywe6FSmqMrZw?select=65pVJE66sZK6Li0mgYHQlg">http://www.yelp.com/biz_…</a>
Every bar needs hot wings. These were meaty and very enjoyable. <a href="http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/bftuYnG58kywe6FSmqMrZw?select=V_IsOvyVPhaLQxjR3YecRg">http://www.yelp.com/biz_…</a>
This noble shelter is not what I would expect. We all were having a great time, the guys around me and the couples at the tables. I spent a couple of hours chatting away. When some good games are broadcast, this will be a great area to have some fun.
Like maybe Kentucky or Syracuse Basketball.
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