Arizona Wilderness Miracle Mile

Had such a great experience at Arizona Wilderness Miracle Mile. I was seriously impressed with how flavorful both the food and drinks were. The Meatball Sub was hearty, saucy, and packed with flavor, and the McDowell Burger was cooked perfectly and incredibly satisfying. Everything tasted fresh and thoughtfully made, and the cocktails were just as good as the food. If you’re in Phoenix and looking for amazing burgers, sandwiches, and craft drinks, this spot is definitely worth a visit. 🍔🍹

What a fantastic addition to the neighborhood! The atmosphere is exactly what you’d expect from Wilderness – welcoming, lively, and perfect for gathering with friends. The expanded menu is a great complement to their downtown offerings and makes this location a destination in its own right. The space is perfect for large parties, and the food was, as always, outstanding — Wilderness really knows how to brew and cook. This spot is a true boost to the community and one I’ll definitely keep coming back to.

You know…. The chicken wings are really small and also pricey, but they are SO GOOD! And they come from local organic sources rather than huge conglomerates like Tyson chicken frozen and shipped. I personally keep coming back for them. I like to bring friends and family here when they visit me because it’s a nice laid back atmosphere. There’s always plenty of seating, it’s casual, the waiters don’t bug you while in deep conversation because it’s an online order. Again, it’s on the expensive side, but I personally think it’s worth it!

I love that you can order at the table and they deliver the food and drinks. You can keep the tab open and continue ordering more and more at will, so you can pace your own experience. I appreciate the use of ingredients from local businesses that are sustainable and eco-friendly. I can't wait to explore the menu further as everything we ate we gave high marks. Beer menu is extensive and varied, but for wine drinkers, there are wines on tap that are cold and light, very drinkable. Great space, cool bar and crafted wooden tables, great service (Frank the manager refined the experience), and especially great location as the anchor for the Coronado neighborhood and the Miracle Mile.

I have been going to the DTPHX location since it opened, and been a big fan of the food and beer. Last night at Miracle Mile was a different story. The pretzel was pretty dry, they skimped on the butter, and the beer cheese was stiff and dry, unlike at DTPHX. Got the Proper Smash burger w 1 patty. There was hardly any meat to it, and the sauce was sweet and just weird. Got the side salad, which did not seem to have had any effort put into it at all. My companions liked their sliders and banh mi bowl, but I really didn't like my burger and salad. Service was surprisingly slow.

Can't believe this place doesn't get more attention. On par with all the other locations without a line. Bar trivia is a blast! Beer is cold. Wish they had more blondes & lagers. Food is too fancy, but take that with a grain of salt. I'm a bologna sandwich kind of guy.

Man I really wanted the food to be on par with downtown… been twice, first time 2 of the slider buns were hard on the bottom. Second visit I got the chicken sandwich and basically got an oversized sausage piece of chicken on a bun. Not sure why they thought this was normal, very sloppy/messy. 5/10 update/follow up. Thanks for reaching out Frank, I appreciate the response and offering to make it right. Very well handled, see you again soon sir. 5/14 update… strike 3 I’m out. Ordered the "pound" of wings and got the saddest and mushiest wings ever. $18 bucks for these 10 wings is bonkers. Didn’t pay for them but after the $30 gift card I got for the past experience we had one beer, one glass of wine and a bowl and the tab was still 12 bucks… beer, wine and bowl was $42. I didn’t eat any of the bottom 2 wings. The one and a half I ate were the texture of soup chicken. It’s fried chicken…