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Mastro's Steakhouse

Mastro's Steakhouse

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8852 E Pinnacle Peak Rd, Scottsdale, Arizona, 85255, United States
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Apr 15, 2018
Went in for an evening drink at the bar and was greeted by Nick from Serbia. Very attentive bartender and took care of us the whole night. You can tell he's a very hard worker and takes his job very seriously. Thanks again.

Mar 31, 2018
My husband and I dine out about three to four times a week, so we have tried most the restaurants here in Scottsdale and Phoenix area. I decided to take my husband to Mastros restaurant to celebrate his birthday since it’s only a mile from our house, yey exciting right? Where to begin? Service was underwhelming, the lobster mashed potatoes was soupy, it was swimming in some kind of grease yuck! They brought my husband a slice of birthday cake and charge us for the cake😱 I am not looking freebies here, but really? Mastros, you are better than that! This is my fourth trip to a Mastros restaurant, and I have a feeling it might be the last time! You have great steaks, but so does Dominick’s, Steak 44, Capital Grille, and half a dozen more steak houses in town.....

Dec 9, 2017
I wish i can give 10 stars. ! Greg was my server, super cool, answered all my questions and even suggested what I should add to my plate... And I'm glad I took his advise. I got the Filet 8oz WELL DONE with garlic mashed potatoes and sauteed mushrooms... It was so good. I'm so full. Then the strawberry shortcake was to die for !! Literally everything is 5 star, service, food, environment etc etc. Thanks so much for taking care of us. Xoxo !

Apr 1, 2018
Great experience great service. Easter brunch was amazing

Nov 23, 2017
We had a full menu of filet bone in, salad, sides, dessert....all I can say is ordinary and less than stellar other than the desserts. We both kept wishing we had stayed home with a nice sprouts ribeye instead. The steak was under cooked and served on a super hot plate for God knows what reason. The asparagus was just asparagus. The scalloped potatoes were salty and uneventful. There is nothing imaginative in the menu or the selection. If you just want food that is overpriced then you should go here but if you want good food then I can think of a million other places that are better than this or just eat at home. We could have cooked the same meal at home and it would have tasted much better.

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