Condesa Phoenix

They served these pinwheel looking chips that were tastier than the corn chips and those were fabulous. I ordered the shrimp corn taco that was packed with authentic flavor of a homemade taco.

I stopped by to try the soft serve margarita and it did not disappoint! It wasn’t very strong but I enjoyed it and would order again.

Rude staff and mediocre food. We fell for the tik tok soft serve marg trend and made a reservation here, even tho it was an hour from where we live. As traffics unpredictable, our maps showed us being 13 min late (despite checking maps the day before). The restaurant says they have a 15 min late policy so I called to just to give a heads up or maybe see if we can just move to 6:45 then. The hostesses said if we were late, she would not be able to accommodate us….. I asked if we would be considered a walk in at that point as we would be fine waiting but she said no they were too busy that night. I informed her we are driving an hour we would want to make sure we can be sat, even if we have to wait. She said I guess call me back and I’ll try to hold 2 bar seats….. (mind you I could go online and book a new reservation at 7pm still and we were only a party of two) So I hop out the car when we arrive while my friend looks for parking. Well to my Surprise I walk in at 6:39 and only about 1/3 the tables are full. The bar…. Only 3 guests sitting there… not busy in the slightest So I got the table while my friend parked but parking is a nightmare. I asked an employee where she should go and I was like “I don’t know just drive around till she finds a spot”. My bad for assuming you had instructions for how patrons can find you….. ended up taking her 35 min to find a parking spot I also put on the reservation we were celebrating and not one employee asked what we were celebrating. The soft serve margarita was good, but no need to get it more than once. Food was okay, not bad but nothing exciting. The strawberry margarita was terrible we both left with half our glasses full I’d maybe go if I lived in the area but deff don’t make the drive for this place

Please open for lunch again 🥹

We went for a late night dinner on a Thursday night!! When we reached we had reservations but the place felt empty, within the place filled up with people…if you want to feel the vibe go later in the evening. The food was exceptional, the corn salad, the salsas, the steak & tacos all A+++.

I huge online campaign was made for a watch party for the World Cup, reservations to secure seating was strongly encourage. nowhere on the add or when we were seated stated it was for 1hr. We ordered a meal plus appetizers At the 45 minute mark we ordered another round of beer and additional appetizers plus additional salsa. We were told that salsa was an additional charge, fine, but no on the orders for us to start wrapping up, pay our bill and leave. Afterwards the deleted the online post to cover it up

Had such a bad experience in this restaurant they invite you for a watch party and Brutally kick you out because they overbooked (8 tables were kicked out at the middle of the game) They do not stipulate the rules on the flyer (I have a screen shot) nor give you any information in the front so us as costumers can decide if we want to stay. Staff argues with you that the information was given when is not ( i have recordings) and even if food was just order you cant even finish it because they are rushing you, a drink was requested and the asnwer was you exceeded the time limit we cannot serve you any more. Horrible experience i would not recommend. Trying to support local businesses but it seems they do not want support. Staff needs training on customer service and needs a good marketing team for promotions and learn how to respect and inform about the promotions that you offer. Another football game is coming seriously do not book here they will kick you out. HORRIBLE EXPERIENCE

La Condesa began promoting its June 18, 2026 World Cup watch party for the Mexico vs. South Korea match days in advance, encouraging customers to make reservations and positioning itself as a destination to watch the game. What they failed to disclose anywhere in their advertising was that customers would be forced to leave after one hour. We made a reservation specifically to watch the match. After ordering food and drinks, our food had just arrived, was still warm, and more than 90% of it remained untouched when staff informed us that our time was up. The match hadn’t even reached halftime. We explained that we were there because of the watch party they promoted. We offered to continue ordering food and drinks. We offered to spend more money. The answer was still no. When we pointed out that none of the social media posts promoting the event—including those posted two days before the match—mentioned a one-hour limit, management claimed the hostess should have informed us upon arrival. Had we known we would be kicked out before halftime of a two-hour match, we never would have made a reservation or spent our money there. To make matters worse, the restaurant was extremely hot, with little to no effective air conditioning. The most telling part? After being confronted about the misleading promotion, the watch party advertisement was removed from their social media. Fortunately, screenshots were saved. If you’re considering attending a future watch party at La Condesa, be sure to ask whether you’ll actually be allowed to stay long enough to watch the event they’re promoting.

My friends and I were amazed by the soft serve margaritas. Not only are they yummy but they also pack a punch! If you’re looking for a good restaurant for girls night out definitely stop by Condesa!

Probably the best bean and cheese burrito and salsas in Phoenix. I've always loved this place and used to visit Crescent Ballroom just as much for the food as for the shows. It's great to see them with their own restaurant space now, though I do miss the charm of when they were inside Crescent Ballroom. That said, being right next to Cornish is a huge bonus, I can easily enjoy two of my favorite spots in one night.

Cute little hidden gem! We stopped by on a Tuesday night around 9 PM, and it was pretty quiet. We were happy to find out the kitchen was still open. They had nice, ice-cold $5 Tecates, which hit the spot after riding our bikes around downtown. We ordered the nachos and added al pastor meat. Let me tell you!! those nachos were MASSIVE! Every single chip seemed to have toppings on it, and somehow they stayed crunchy the entire time. This is definitely a dish meant for sharing. There were only two of us, and it still took us quite a while to make a dent in the plate. The guacamole was one of the highlights for me. It was incredibly flavorful with a slightly garlicky taste that made it absolutely addictive. We also asked for salsa, and the bartender brought out all three options. None were quite spicy enough for my taste, but that was okay because the nachos themselves were packed with flavor. The al pastor was decent, though a little on the dry side. Since it was later in the evening, I wasn’t expecting it to be at its absolute freshest, so it wasn’t a big deal. We didn’t order anything else this visit, but we’ll definitely be back to try more of the menu. The bartender was super friendly and attentive throughout our visit. The best part of the night? When it was time to pay, we found out that a random guy sitting at the bar had already covered our tab. Such an unexpected and kind surprise! I didn’t get any pictures this time, but I’ll definitely be taking some when we come back. Looking forward to our next visit!