The Canyon Grill and Alehouse

Emily Brown

We'd been meaning to check out the Canyon Grill and Alehouse for a long time, and we finally visited it. We went on a Wednesday evening around 5:30, which turns into Trivia Night at 7:00. (We weren't expecting that, and one of us is hard of hearing, so as the seating areas started to fill up it got harder to communicate.) We ordered for 3 adults and 1 toddler. The menu is limited when they have events there - fish & chips, ciabatta chicken sandwiches, and a few other things are off the menu. The server was kind enough to let me order the chicken sandwich anyway because it was still well ahead of the event starting. Water was served, but it's self-refilled from the dispenser by the bar area. They kindly brought out the kids meal first since it was taking a while, but they did not bring any kids drinks (not even water). The food itself was just OK. The side salads used grape tomatoes that didn't taste good. The fries were fine, but not good. The burgers were pretty standard -- not great, not bad. In general, we left feeling like it it's a great place to go get a beer and maybe a snack, but it's not a place to go for a great meal and normal dine-in service. Maybe it should be called the Canyon Alehouse and Grill, because it has fun the beer/brewery vibe for sure, but the food is sort of an afterthought. Go there if you want to get a few of their many beers on tap, hang out with friends, or perhaps sit on the inviting patio weather permitting -- or play trivia. There's plenty of hightop and regular table seating, and even a few video games and board games by the front door.

Ben R

Food was good, but really late and some of the substitutions done due to supply issues were questionable. Service was very nice and tried to make it right, but didn't see you know the menu to tap list at all. Trivia was on point and professional.

comm cont

Told them up front to go waited 10 min for them to look at me. Slow service

Cheryl Lutz

Fun, little too loud band but great food