Wild Game Grill

Great unusual food, fantastic wings, cold beer and cute bartenders. Can you ask for anything more?
Friendly staff that know their product, nice atmosphere, and good eats. I had the wings like most do on their first visit and was not disappointed.
Worth a stop especially if you like game meats!

Our son has been at Phoenix Children’s Hospital for a few weeks and my wife and I have a new escape!
The smoked wings are amazing, the juiciest we’ve had. Get the Teriyaki if they’re featuring them.
I’ve the meAtloaf and ribs and they’ve been great.
Ryan has been an absolutely incredible server. When is the last time you went to a bar and were greeted by name?
Great selection of beers on tap, super clean atmosphere and great unusual food. We love it!

Delicious 3B burger! I was not a fan of the salsa and chips, they were missing flavor, no salt, no chile, no seasoning. The chili cheese fries we had substituted for regular fries, were definitely different, you could tell it was quality meat! My love and I split the burger and a beer and it ended up being $ 29, not including tip, but I do recommend going to try something new! One day I will try something more rare. ;)

Good food, can be adventurous with some of the game meats or keep it more traditional with burgers. Simple kids menu (to be expected), BONUS kids area with toys ! Friendly staff, not too busy for a Sat night party of 6, (4 tall, 2 small). The adults got to talk and the kids (5 & 6), played within view.
The street tacos with wild boar were gooood. Bison burgers were NOT dry, which can happen easily with such a lean meat. Wings were good as well.
Buttered noodles for a small fry was a very small portion. Slider for the other tot meal was good sized.
Looking forward to another trip to this centrally located spot. I may goes rabbit hunting next?

This place is becoming our go to place to watch sports… and eat & drink well!
Watched the USA vs Netherlands game here yesterday with a buddy of mine and just like every other visit, it was great. Had the place almost to ourselves at 11am, so Dahlia and the rest of the staff took care of us. The big screen was dropped down for us (owner is super cool) and our request to listen to the game was also granted. Have been here when it is packed and when it is just a few patrons and the service is always excellent.
Gobbled down some awesome wings (Garlic & Classic), a fantastic Carnitas burger, and quaffed down a couple of tasty beers. So many mouth watering things to choose from on this menu. We always get the wings and the rest of the menu we take down one trip at a time.

Me and my wife went here after finding it on Unilocal for the great reviews. and well everyone was right the food is great the service was excellent ! I do wish it was a little closer but worth the drive

Visiting the Phoenix area, fate brought me to a hotel that was just 900 feet from a dining revelation – The Wild Game Grill. After perusing the menu on Unilocal,I noted that it had a varied, inexpensive menu, and of course its namesake, Wild Game.
I was promptly greeted by a friendly, attractive, and enthusiastic staff and taken to my table. I was fortunate that once again the stars aligned… it was Cinco de Mayo and Happy Hour to boot. I tried a non descript margarita and moved on to the big show… A menu for game lovers and non lovers alike. Being a little (not a lot – only a LITTLE) adventurous, I started with a chopped salad with grilled chicken and boar bacon, and enjoyed a wild boar and pork carnitas street taco. The Cobb salad was perfectly prepared, albeit a little boaring (lame pun.). I blame myself for ordering a SALAD at a GAME restaurant. The carnitas taco was succulent, moist, a little gamey with shredded cabbage, charred tomato salsa and chipotle cream – YUM!!!
Although I couldn’t finish either dish I ordered, I had a moral imperative to order dessert… the Nutella Boar Bacon Sundae. It had rich, vanilla bean and Ghiradelli chocolate, Nutella and boar bacon crumbles. It was decadent with the smoky, salty punch of the boar bacon, although I would have liked the bacon a little crisper or in a bacon brittle (it’s a texture thing…)
The exclamation point on this extraordinary meal is the bill. A margarita, entrée sized salad, two carnitas with a side of black beans and a fabulous sundae for dessert came to $ 32.45!!! Everyone on the Phoenix area needs to try this place immediately. The service is fantastic, the décor is simultaneously warm and modern and the food must be tried – again and again!

I’m going to start off by saying that they say that they close at 11 PM of which I think that they do however it must be noted that the kitchen closes at 10 PM. With that being said we got there at about 9:55 PM last night because I was at a speaking event and wanted some dinner. So we walked in and were told that the kitchen closes in a minute if you want to that they weren’t sure if they were able to serve us so I initially got irritated but then the manager said out not a problem will be more than happy to serve you. Then we sat down and we ordered for it quickly out of respect for the kitchen because we didn’t want to keep them there any longer than they had to be. I ordered the chicken pesto sandwich and my girlfriend ordered for tacos. My chicken sandwich was very good it came out nice and juicy I know what you see is a funny word but it did. The boar was a little too gamy for my girlfriend but that has no reflection on this restaurant or the food itself it’s just the animal being a bore.
What was really nice however unnecessary was that when I happen to tell my waiter he went to the manager and only charge half price for that. Again completely unnecessary but also very nice.
The lighting in there was good all of the TVs were nice it was an all-​around chill place to go and I’m glad that we went there. It would’ve been nice if you would’ve been able to order dessert however again the kitchen was closed so will just have to go there a little earlier next time. I’m giving this five-​star review because it meets all of my criteria.
One more massively huge point I must say about this place is that the tables come equipped with three prong outlets and USB outlets so that you never have to worry about your phone dying that is by far the best part about walking in that place that I found out.

Picture it: Allen’s 4&th birthday and an intimate gathering of friends join him for a celebratory dinner. Always on the lookout for a new dining adventure, he choses Wild Game Grill. Enter Bacon: seven minutes late.
«Oh, I see you ordered the fried cheese curds,» as I grab a handful before doing the hugs-​round.
«By checking in on Unilocal,we get a free order of chips and salsa,» to the applause of my fellow diners. There may have been a You’re-the-coolest-ever dropped after that announcement. Or not. So we order those and the loaded fries. The latter was colossally good. The former, not bad.
Enter Entrees:
It should come as no surprise I ordered the dish with the most bacon – Wild BLT: wild boar bacon, duck bacon, apple wood cured bacon. On 9 grain bread, because it’s healthy. Right? And it was truly one of the most tasty BLTs I’ve had. Other items ordered were the Three Brats (I sampled a bite of each, and all were terrific!), the filet mignon wrapped in duck bacon (I dragged a French fry through the gravy on this one – wicked good), bison, and a chicken pasta dish. [Hey, we can’t all be adventurous with our taste buds]. Everyone in our party thoroughly enjoyed their dishes.
I grew up a hick, and I’m proud of that. We were able to eat from the earth and whatever my dad could shoot. At WGG, the gamey-​ness, although not very pronounced, reminded me of some great meals we had back in the day. [queue «Little House on the Prairie» music]
So Bacon, you may ask, it seems the food here was pretty terrific. Oh ya, I’d reply. But did I tell you about the SERVICE!!! [queue dramatic music]
Well, that’s the thing. Our idle time between ordering items, receiving them and having engaging interactions with the wait staff was lengthy, to say the least. I’m okay with waiting for food, especially if I’m kept abreast on its preparation/​arrival. Or clearing out our dirty dishes. But when we have to wave down our server it can be a bit annoying.
All things considered, this is definitely a place to which I’ll be returning. I just hope they work out the service issues. Cuz, you never know when Ma and Pa O’Neill will be comin’ to town.

Always great! Now has a patio :-)
special today is kangaroo stuffed cabbage served with sautéed vegetables and cucumber mint yogurt!

Loved it. Middle of the day so it was quite and my server was kinda new but…
Chili with elk, venison, etc. Freaking amazing
Wild Boar slider — nice with a homemade slaw and tangy BBQ sauce
Wish there was one near me!

I dig a place where I can watch the game, not worry about bringing the kids, and enjoy a menu that is far removed from the regular fare that clog up the tables of most sports bars. Only wish the location and parking lot were a little bigger.

Great food and service.
Had my son’s 18^th Birthday party there. And my family love the food. The smoked wigs and hunters Nachos are awesome. Love the kids play area. My grandson enjoyed kids area.

So delicious! This place is a neighborhood hit.
We started with BBQ Bison Sliders (amazing!) and sweet potato fries to share and that was almost enough for two for the night. Still we were tempted by the Wild BLT, because bacon. Moscow Mules were a little overly citrus tasting for my liking but still good.
Our service was outstanding. The food came out freaky fast. The only issue was that we were sitting at the first hightop near the door and hostess booth facing the big screen on the opposite wall. The hostess with blue glasses kept pacing with an unpleasant face in front of the game. Luckily her shift ended before the game, so we got our clear view back.
My friends and I will definitely visit again.

Ready, set, go… it’s another new bar and grill in the cenpho area. It’s a new concept, too. Somewhat ‘rustic, outdoors loving dudes bringing beer and sports to you?’
First impression was meh. I was not overwhelmed by the décor and the low end cabinets /​bar atmosphere. In fact, it seemed a little plain and somewhat off putting in comparison to the fancier /​hip bars in the area. It was late, and we didn’t have a lot of time left before closing, so we determine to push through the bland décor.
Then we met Ryan. The second impression on this place far exceeded my expectations — it actually blew me away. Ryan (I think that was his name) was super helpful, nice and very attentive. He learned our names, used them often, and made recommendations for late night snacks and drinks. He was very thoughtful and super attentive to the bar and the restaurant. He made it his business to know EVERYONE by first name — yes — EVERY single person who sat at the bar… even us newbies.
For that reason I now know the first name of the very drunk fellow who sat by me at the bar. He tried to pay his tab with fake money (‘Bourbon Bucks’), which the bartender politely gave back. Then he didn’t sort his own money and shoved it across the bar towards Ryan somewhat indiscriminately. Ryan slowly straightened each bill and only took the amount necessary (rounded down to the nearest paper dollar) for his tab. It was so kind I wanted to hug the bartender for being such a sweet soul.
What happened next really made my day… the bartender called my friend a cab. He refused to let him drive home and he even confirmed that the fellow had been safely stowed away in the cab with fare and addresses exchanged.
Now for the food. It was darn good for late night bar food. Smoked wings, with a dry rub! My favorite. General helpings too! Chips and Artichoke Dip. Yummy and homemade as well. Everything tasted fresh. It was really a nice experience to eat there and I hope we can come back for the food during the day! :-)
We will definitely be back.
So this was originally a 4 Star, but the bartenders service was so remarkable and unique, I am going with a 5 star.

Good food, drinks, sports and outlets for us technology slaves? I think, yes!
After some unfortunate and poor service at the previous bar I was at with Stacy M., Wild Game Grill came to the rescue. I got a Redbull Vodka, tried the Rootbeer Shot and a small dessert to share. I was torn between dessert, but I went with the Wild Berry Crumble which was warm, slight spice with a yummy breading all a la mode. The crumble wasn’t a typical butter and flour, but more bready which I’m all for– it was heart warming!
Ryan the bartender/​owner was a delight to talk to and did a great job talking to everyone at the bar and told me about his business. There’s a good amount of TVs to watch any sports or games and there are outlets every where around the place. I believe there is free wifi as well.
Can’t wait to come back to try the rest of the menu! I heard there’s ski ball too. /​squeals.

Checked this place out at the recommendation of a friend and I wasn’t disappointed. The menu has some fun big game items like wild boar and pork carnitas street tacos, rabbit sloppy joe, and so much more. For those of you with a sweet tooth try the cronut desert. They offer a weekend brunch from 9 – 12 and a reverse happy hour that starts at ten. If you want a flavorful spicy addition to your meal try the habanero hot sauce.
This is also a great place to catch a ball game or to hang out with friends while enjoying drinks and the fun of wild game without having the work of the hunt.

Great place for Sunday NFL football breakfast. Great food and good service to boot. The Cronut French Toast is to die for and their mimosas are champagne-​heavy yum. We snacked our way through the lunch menu and enjoyed the nachos, burgers, wings, and tacos — all made with a variety of yummy game meats. This kid-​friendly bar has ski-​ball and stand-​up video games too so bring the fam. Love it and will be back!

LOVED IT! So after a rough Thursday, I was looking forward to watching my Giants clinch the NCLS, glancing at the Jets vs Pats game and catching the tail-​end of a happy hour with the hubby.
Wild Game delivered on all 3…
So here’s the thing… they smoke their wings (and if you ask nicely, they will put them on the grill to make them extra crispy for ya!)…these may have been THE BEST chicken wings I’ve ever had. We went with the «Hot, Honey and Hoppy» wings (they are sauced with an IPA syrup, honey and tabasco blend that is PHENOMENAL.) We also split the pastrami burger w/​fries.
Not only was the customer service stellar, but the food was delicious! The smokiness of the wings is perfect and balanced very well with the sauce.
The guy next to us, a self-​professed connoisseur of all things super spicy, ordered their hot wings with a side of extra-​hot sauce… one bite and his face turned orange. After gulping some Coconut Joe’s beer, he was able to articulate that he was impressed.
(And my Giants won (of course!), but I’m certain that this tidbit of info has not skewed my review).
I’m so happy they moved into the neighborhood!

Great addition to the neighborhood! Went last night for drinks & heavily enjoyed the bar. My husband had the wings and rabbit sloppy joe. Both fantastic! They also have ski ball which was a blast. Go immediately!