Beef ‘O’ Brady’s

I thought I finally found a friendly sports bar where I could even bring my dog. Now they are closed and I will miss their friendly staff, my new-​found friends (customers), and their reasonable prices. I hope I can find a place just like it. Mary & Piper

«EVICTED» Yes, sorry to say, Beef O’Bradys at 6045 W. Chandler Blvd., Chandler, AZ (SW Corner Chandler Blvd. and Kyrene Rd.) was «EVICTED» as of March 27, 2015
Signs are posted on the doors. The Franchisee was: Andrew Yontz.
There are no more Beef O’Bradys in Arizona at this writing.

We liked this place. Went there today and they are CLOSED, as in out of business! Too bad!

This was my second time trying the restaurant and unfortunately will be my last. From the moment I sat down the venue seems dark and dingy like an outdated sports bar (this bar would be a great candidate for the shoe Bar Rescue), with the smell of spilt beer from the night before resonating from the carpet. Today is St. Patricks day yet they only had two servers/​bar tenders (had to make their own drinks/​run their own food/​refill drinks/​answer the phone/​take to go orders/​and cash people out), terrible management mistake for a busy holiday like SPD with a name like Beef ‘O’ Brady’s. I ordered an Arnold Palmer and for got how bad it was the first time, and got the same rancid moldy flavored drink. I’m not sure if they don’t clean the iced tea machine or if the lemonade is bad, but I can tell you anyone with a iced tea was not drinking it (as I witnessed many people with full glasses). All I wanted was some fresh corned beef on a ruben and got, thinly sliced lunch meet that had been grilled to a crisp and then put on greasy rye bread (dripping with grease). Since the Arnold Palmer was bad, I decided to opt for a beer (no Irish beers except for Guinness) so I ordered a Shiner Bock. The beer came out stale/​flat/​warmer than expected. I then returned that beer and opted for a bottled beer…
I was not happy with any of my experiences here, and will never return as this is not my cup of tea. Oh, and by the way it wasn’t cheap as the quality of food would have you expect. My tab for a Ruben and Stella was $ 15 not including tip.
I feel bad for the overworked wait staff as they remained friendly throughout the whole time. If you have taste buds, like your money, and a good atmosphere to enjoy a lunch or dinner; this is not your spot.
Sorry guys, I wanted to like it but I couldn’t.
Areas for improvement:
* Heighten the roof and brighten up the place
* Get rid of the carpet
* hire more staff
* lunch specials (drive in the businesses around you)
* Higher quality ingratiates (you should have had fresh cooked thick corned beef on St. Patricks day)
* Make sure your beer is being stored at the right temperature and test all your beers for freshness.
* Take pride in your business or you’ll lose the opportunity to serve repeat customers.

Bad vibe, disgusting regulars with no manners. The only Irish beer they had was Guinness. Will never recommend or go back.

Have to say, pulled this off Unilocal as our hotel is walking distance and wow, Shannon was amazing. She was so a accommodating with our orders. Plus she was adorable and so friendly. Great time, thanks for your amazing service!

I haven’t had worse food in years. Pickle chips were like rubber; pizza sauce tasted like tomato paste. If you just want a drink, this is an ok place, but avoid the food!

I took my sister here after just picking her up at Sky Harbor from Seattle. I had seen this place off of Kyrene and I looked it up online, seemed legit. We needed a place to watch the Phi vs. Ari game anyway.
On the inside, the place looks like a sports bar that opted for nicer booth tables. It appears small first walking in but ends up stretching back in two directions, adding more space to sit. From what I gathered, Beef’s is a Florida chain that ended up in AZ. I could tell by the Devil Rays and Bucs swag — nothing over the top, just representing.
The menu has many options and the choices overall are a step up in recipe and quality from your typical bar food. Angus beef is found all over the menu. The happy hour is M-​F and this was a Sunday. Using Unilocal,I was able to check in and get a free Coke on top of the beers we ordered. I added a couple shots of Whiskey to the order because I know businesses have a bottom line too.
My sister and I both ordered the OMG pretzel bun sliders which were fine. The Angus beef tasted very good and the pretzel buns were OK. The fries were straight-​cut and not over salted or greasy. The server was friendly and earned a good tip. Who I presume was the owner checked on us often and offered to change the closest TVs to whatever game (s) we wanted.
My only «Beef» would be that the place could be a little more cleanly, meaning there were a few tables inside/​outside that were needing to be cleared off. I’ll give them that I believe they were busy cleaning, what I presume to be, a drunk’s mess. Despite that small item (it happens, it’s a bar on game day) I could see myself going back to catch a game in the future.

This place is Amazing the owners are great the food is Amazing cold beer and all family oriented a matter of fact I’m watching football and eatting with one of the owners and his daughter doesn’t get better than that

we had a great night out with friends and our family at Beef O Brady’s– they even ran out of milk for my our sons during our meal and the owner ran over to the nearly grocery to purchase more for them.
The owner and his crew were attentive to our party and willing to cater to us to make sure we had the best experience possible.

Food bland, service slow. You would think that an establishment with Beef in their name would offer prime beef products instead of poor quality food at prime prices.
If you like frozen pre-​formed hamburger patties and dry bland cheese steaks, then this is the place for you.
I’m done with Beefs and will not be going back.
Teakwoods is the place for excellent service and consistent quality foods.

I was here last night, this place looked amazing. I was impressed from the moment I walked. Great atmosphere great service. They have only been open for a few months and there wasn’t much of a crowd but it’s a great spot to grab a beer and watch the game.

Got a good selection of craft beers! Everyone is super friendly bartender shannon and Amenda remembered my name and what I ordered the 2^nd time I walked in. Got a great making for neighborhood hangout!

I really wanted to like this place since its so nearby and has a respectable beer selection…
The space has a great patio and a snazzy interior, along with the aforementioned draft lineup. And that’s pretty much where the positive portion of this review ends.
My biggest issue is with the crowd this place attracts. For example, I heard loud banter between a bar patron and the bartender about wine:
Bartender to server: «Here’s the wine for table 3»
Customer to bartender: «Who drinks wine anyway, queers?»
While I’m not gay, I do respect people’s choice of sexual orientation. Plus, what a stupid thing to say hahahha! Everyone knows only gays drink Bud Lite. All joking aside, I find it FUCKING ABSURD that there is anyone inside Chandler city limits who would say such a thing in public. The rest of my visit was spent uncomfortably trying to ignore the babbling of said idiot.
Follow on visits have put me in similar situations, where I am consistently surrounded by people who are on the verge of being too drunk and borderline, if not absolutely, obnoxious.
The food looks like typical American chain swag, although I’ve never tried.
I see this place slowly devolving into a shithole dive bar and I don’t mean in like a hipster way. Perhaps it can be the go to joint for white supremacists softball teams after a game.
Maybe that corner is cursed??? Won’t be returning.

Local bar with good drink specials ($ 3.00) during Happy Hour. They also have an extensive menu; although, I have not tried the food yet. Bartenders are really sweet too!

The food was average at best. The prices were on the moderate to higher for typical bar food. They do have a big selection to choose from, but I’m not sure that will help if it’s all average. My friend that joined me said his sampler plater appetizer had no flavor. The pretzel bun sliders were a joke, with a half dollar size patty on a bun 2 ½ times as big.
I would say the Mushroom burger I had was pretty bland as well. There were not many mushrooms, and you couldn’t taste them. They asked how I wanted the burger cooked, but they only have 2 options, either medium or well. The ice tea they had was nasty!
I thought it was odd that a place with Beef in the name would claim to be famous for wings their wings, but they do. I don’t understand why people pay prime rib prices for chicken wings? The one order of wings that I saw go past didn’t look like the wings were all that big. At $ 1 a wing I just say no.
The waitress was pretty good with the service, and the owner did come to our table to check on our thoughts after we finished. That was why I gave them 3 stars instead of 2.
Based on the businesses I’ve seen in the same location over the last 20 years, I would give these guys 6 to 9 months. They took out the pool tables and added more booths, so this place thinks it’s a restaurant. To make it in the restaurant game you have to have food that stands out to make people want to come back.
It’s the closest place to my house, so I’ll likely give them another try.

First Thing. I rated this 4 stars because I am comparing it to other restaurants that are similar (Teakwoods, Hooters, other bar/​restaurants), I don’t rate 4 stars because I am comparing it to a good steakhouse or Italian food place. Apples to Apples, right?
So along with my husband and 4 other friends we visited for a quick bite to eat during the week. None of us had ever been to this restaurant, here or any other location.
The place was really clean, and smelled like a restaurant, not like a bar (certainly not like pissy beer and puke like the previous bar that was here). We were told to seat ourselves as the place was pretty empty.
The menu was pretty extensive, for bar food. I actually had a hard time deciding. For appetizers the table ordered a basket of fried pickles and a basket of fried jalapeño rings. The fried jalapenos were awesome, probably the best thing I ate there. The fried pickles were ok. They were cut too thin in my opinion and lacked any sort of «pickle flavor».
For dinner I got that wing basket. I ordered half honey BBQ and half medium buffalo. The basket comes with fries. The rest of the table ordered honey garlic wings, habenero mango?, nuclear, another mild buffalo basket, a Philly cheese-​steak, and an order of steak nachos. My order of wings were good. The medium buffalo was good, but nothing stood out as fantastic or unique. Wish they were a little crispier. The honey BBQ tasted just like sloppy joe sauce was on them. I’m not kidding, it was strange. The person that ordered the Philly cheese-​steak had to ask for a side of queso, no cheese was available besides provolone. The woman that ordered the steak nachos said they were good, but asked if next time they could actually melt the cheese on the nachos. I think everyone felt the same about the wings. Good, but not great. We will visit this place again and order something new next time and see how they do.
The service was good, fast, but they up charge for everything. There is a reason they ask you if you want celery with your wings, not to cut back on waste, but to charge you $.69 for the celery!
In my opinion this place is far better, quicker, cleaner, and nicer than Teakwoods!

If you are looking for cheap bar food and really slow service in a bar atmosphere, than this place is for you! The worst thing about our experience was the extremely slow service. There is slow and than there is this place. I am guessing the slow service is do to under staffing issues, lack of lending a hand from a manager and the servers being new. Either way, if they don’t do something about it soon they won’t stay open long because everyone I have spoke with that has been here has experienced the slow service and said they won’t go back because of it.
On to the food… the food is cheap/​frozen bar food, but its tasty. There is no culinary genius behind this menu or in the kitchen. Teakwoods down the street from here has much better food, that you can tell had more culinary thought put into it. Despite that the food was pretty good, and priced fair.
The fish taco was disappointing however, but again, fish sticks were used so I can’t expect much I suppose. If we order from here again it may be take out. If we dine here again and the service is slow we won’t be back.

From the corner that brought you Hitts, Howie’s, and the Regal Beagle comes… BEEF O’BRADY’S. Awful location, awful name. The food, however, was pretty decent for bar food. My burger had fresh toppings and a tasty brioche bun, even though the patty seemed to be pre-​formed. The onion rings were battered. I prefer breaded, but the spicy dipping sauce was delicious.
And that’s about all there was to say that’s good about this place. It was not cheap. The burger was $ 8.50, and the onion rings cost extra. They snuck in a charge for cheese on my friend’s burger, whereas it was included on mine. Despite having several nice TV’s, the viewing angles weren’t great to see multiple TVs. And the staff wasn’t up to speed on the menu or the bill. (It’s a new place, so I guess I should cut them some slack.)
The place has potential for happy hour. $ 2 domestic drafts. $ 4 import drafts with a nice selection. Large outdoor patio. But I think the location dooms Beef O’Brady’s to a dead crowd except for maybe Friday happy hour.

This restaurant just opened up in a location which used to be an old dive bar. It is entirely remodeled and updated-​it doesn’t smell like puke anymore like the old place.
We ordered the «famous» wings and an appetizer sampler. The wings were good, but there are some other joints nearby with better wings. The food was good, I would like to go back and try some other items.
They have a great patio, a lot of indoor seating. The service was good.
Overall, a great place to have in the neighborhood. We will be back.