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The Main Ingredient Ale House & Cafe

Name: The Main Ingredient Ale House & Cafe
Address: 2337 N 7th St, Phoenix, AZ, 85006, US
Telephone: (602) 843-6246
Price range: $$$

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Sebastian Noble

Mar 26, 2018

Nice tavern. Homey feel because it was built out of a home. Food and service was good. Had the mac and cheese with the main ale and was enjoying life. And the seating is nice. Comfortable atmosphere and prices are not bad.

Mkke Martinez

Apr 4, 2018

Beet salad is amazing. All the ingredients together are fantastic. Homemade salsa, great flavor. Love the thick tortilla chips. We order maybe a couple times a month. I give it 5 stars. Keep up the good work

Geoff Snyder

May 20, 2018

A great local place in CenPho. The BLT is the my absolute favorite in the valley. Dog friendly. Cool staff... overall rad experience.

Joey Hall

May 31, 2018

Salads, salads and salads. Courtney's Cobb or Tuna Salad Salad. They are soooooo good. Sandwiches are great as well and very fresh tasting. App wise I've only ever had the Artichoke dip with Chips but it did not disappoint.

Tammy McDonald

Mar 28, 2018

If I could give 1/2 stars they'd get 3 1/2 stars because a few things kept it under a four. Great patio although it might have been nice to have a heater outside. For this local it was kind of chilly sitting outside ðŸ˜Š. Definitely dog friendly though. If they were busy the parking might be a problem but on Tuesday night it was fine. Even being off 7th Street the noise wasn't too bad. Maybe during busy times it would be worse. McKenzie, our waitress, was friendly and waited for us to chat a bit before ordering. We ordered the artichoke dip which came out hot. It had a good taste but a few stringy parts however the chips are made locally and delicious. They might want the person who refills the water to take off his bracelet because when he filled a glass the ends of the bracelet grazed our soup bowl, not appetizing to me. The enchilada soup was too spicy for me so they gladly took it off the bill. However hubby loved the spice! The baby blue salad had large chunks of blue cheese and was a large portion. The dressing was tangy, just right for this salad. Hubby ordered the sandwich with turkey and salami (can't remember the name) but the bread was really crust, a little too crusty for me. But the taste was good. Unfortunately they don't have decaf coffee and that's all hubby can drink so no coffee with dessert. But I had regular and it's pretty strong. The cheesecake was delicious and creamy and plenty to share. Not sure if I'd return but I would like to try the olives!

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