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Chicago Pizza & Pub

Chicago Pizza & Pub

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40975 N Ironwood Rd, San Tan Valley, Arizona, 85140, United States
(480) 987-3004
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Apr 18, 2018
Ironwood Pub & Grill - New name and ownership definitely was needed! New menus look great too. They have great salads! I'd never think of a great salad at a bar but this place hit it spot on. They give you LOTS of mozzarella cheese sticks for the price! The first time I thought they just hooked me up but each time I've gotten the same amount. I'm waiting for them to replace the wobbly ceiling fan that looks like it could crash onto your table at any given moment and update the aged atmosphere/lighting but great stop for some cold ones and a fresh, filling salad. Please don't change a thing on the salads!

Apr 25, 2018
Good times they bought out the idiot owners Mike and Jackie and it is starting to get back to the way it was. Fun Fun Fun!!!! New owners Denver, Chad, and Cory are real people who are there for you and want nothing but for this to be the best hang out there is in San Tan. Give these awesome new owners a shot and go in I promise you will have a great time.

Apr 14, 2018
The pizza is so good. I am so glad we found them. The medium is too big for 2 people. I will for sure it there again and again. I did have to pick up but so worth it. Thanks for being poen.

Dec 9, 2017
I'm so happy that this place is under new ownership! The food is great, the new owners treat their customers as if they're family and the general vibe has improved! I can't wait to continue to see the success and highly recommend the Ironwood Pub & Grub!

Mar 16, 2018
Ok, Bar Tender might wanna walk around the bar and outside a little more to provide that great service, just sayin

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