The Preserve Fine Dining — Restaurant in Arizona

Wednesday nights are Fried Chicken nights at the Preserve in SaddleBrooke. My husband and I treated my sister and her husband to the meal. Three out of the four found the meal lacking. We all liked that the chicken pieces were small in size instead of jumbo sized like from the grocery store. The meat was moist and the skin very crispy. Where the chef went wrong was adding so much sugar to the batter that that was all we could taste. It was very disappointing. The mashed potatoes had a good consistency but the gravy was barely warm and somewhat congealed and had little flavor. Green beans are one of my favorite vegetables and I was delighted that they were the vegetable that night. However, even though the cook on them was good, they had a strange bite to them like they were coated in something waxy. When spending nearly $28.00 for a simple fried chicken plate, high quality is expected.

We ended our meal with chocolate cake and Gelato. Dessert was enjoyed by all.

As always the atmosphere at the Preserve is lovely and enjoyable. Our server did a great job and was...

When you include "Fine Dining" throughout your website and prices for an entree compare to those in a major US city, you expect delicious food.

You'd be wrong.

After a 30 min+ wait to receive our dinners when the restaurant was mostly empty, the sides on everyone's meals were not fully cooked. Roasted carrots and potatoes are pretty simple foods that can be done deliciously and from scratch in 30 minutes, it's disrespectful to customers to serve them raw.

The server noted that it is a consistent issue and provided 5% off the cost of the entrees featuring those sides which is $2.20 off of $44. The fish was not worth $40...

I think this restaurant is doing a disservice to its guests just because most of its guests are residents of...

What a great find for lunch for my wife's birthday. Outstanding decor inside with wonderful views. Kayla, our waitress, was terrific. She recommended the special which was a flatbread barbecue chicken pizza with tomatoes, corn onion and cheese which we combined with a large Cobb salad and split both. They were delicious. My iced tea and water were constantly filled and my wife enjoyed a glass of wine.

The price for lunch was incredibly reasonable too; just a bit over $40 including wine. Kayla warranted a great tip too; super genuine, attentive and helpful - she enhanced an already wonderful place.

This was a wonderful find that was as perfect as we could hope for for lunch. We highly recommend...