Christopher's

Approval Rate: 88%

88%Approval ratio

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    wildboutfood13_765c

    Sun Sep 16 2007

    I have been frequenting this restaurant for years and I can honestly say the service is efficient and professional and the food is superb. I also ate at Christopher's on Valentines day. As was explained to me, asking for a credit card to hold a table (this is for you guynaz), is something many restaurants do to protect themselves from people who make reservations in several restaurants on holidays, so they can choose which one they like at the last minute. I had a wonderful experience on Valentines day, between a decadent 5 course menu with the option to add wine parings, and an innovative a la carte menu, there were many wonderful delights to choose from.

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    lesbutts1fbe5d

    Tue Jul 10 2007

    I have been frequenting this place for years. I travel from Los angeles every month and usually spend a week in Phoenix. Most often ...I will spend 3-4 days here! The bar mamnager Alicia is superb. The Chef is always up for a good chat about a number of interesting topics. The wine selection is very different and extensive.The Red Pepper Soup is fantastic. I always sit at the bar. I almost NEVER order from themenu. Alicia asks what wine..red or white...and I let her bring me what she likes. She suggests food selection based on the wines.I am almost never disappointed. I am always treated like a friend there...and since I usually travel alone am NEVER treated like the dreaded single traveler! I cannot recommend this place high enough!

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    jbnappy1e8945

    Sat Jun 30 2007

    Terrible food, rude service, what more is there. The best comment I can make about the restaurant is the location - it is great.

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    guynaz184578

    Wed Feb 14 2007

    The restaurant asked for a credit card to hold a table last night. It seems like the restaurant is about stacking and packing people in. Not what one would expect from $150 per person restaurant. I might be tough after post-diner buyers-remorse and realization that the big picture experience last night was that I just spent $300 was a $75 "Black Angus" experience. $50 for wine pairings on a tasting menu for 3-oz pours... seriously. 20% gratuity was automatically tacked on to the bill for two people, which was not communicated in any way, shape or form! Server had no reason to perform and it showed... awful service. Slow beverage service to start as we waited about 10 minutes ready to order drinks. The amuse was uninspiring brought out on a platter as we and the other tables next to us were asked to pick the offering off the platter. Then course #3 brought out before course #2. There was an understandable long wait for the second course while the third course was put back in t... Read more

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    contributor189_059

    Sun Jul 23 2006

    In Short This fermier brasserie (French for "farmer's tavern") is a casual space that features a vaulted ceiling, wine bar and long, narrow dining area. Business diners and mature couples come for lunch and dinner. Some menu items include an international cheese plate, fish, roasted chicken and the staff-recommended souffle with Grand Marnier.

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    dlvernon134efb

    Fri Dec 30 2005

    I could not honestly recommend this restaurant to anyone. This service is awful and the staff has very little concern for their customers. A truly horrible experience. I will never go back to this restaurant.

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    sylvester1

    Wed Nov 16 2005

    Best food in Phoenix. Great atmosphere. Staff knowledgeable about food & wine. Great "date restaurant." Also great if you just want a drink, appetizer or meal with friends/family in a classy, warm, private, fine-dining yet comfortable establishment. It is expensive, but it it worth every cent.

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    banner1231d23a_5

    Thu Jul 07 2005

    Superb food and excellent service. We always have a great time may it be lunch, dinner and happy hour. We love it coz it so close to us.

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    jonathonphx178_263

    Thu May 12 2005

    Unequivocally the best of Phoenix. Unlike the majority of restaraunts of the Biltmore, Christophers offers a unique, congenial, French Atmosphere. Any one of the remarkable traits of Christophers is worth the drive to Biltmore. The wine list is superior, and the staff is quick to offer a taste of any selection. Unquestionably worth the money spent.

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    alanray11f012

    Wed Apr 27 2005

    Went to dinner for a special occasion and I must say that the service was the best that I have experienced in a long time. The food was spectacular and the ambience was perfect. Great experience!

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    mybella15ea8d

    Wed Apr 27 2005

    where else can you go and sample the wines before you buy

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    jaynicholas183_310

    Wed Feb 02 2005

    I recommend this restaurant to anyone who has a palate for haute cuisine! They have an wonderful menu, very attentive and professional waitstaff, and a romantic location. You are in for a real treat. (Try the Roasted Red Pepper Soup!)

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    helgainaz1e090_6

    Tue Dec 03 2002

    When it comes to great food and atmosphere you can't beat anything from Chef Cristopher Gross. Wonderful restaurant and food.

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    zachthemoose13_3536

    Wed Jun 12 2002

    So, what is this place trying to be? When it first opened several years ago, the place was fresh, affordable, nice, with delicious food. Then, it morphed into yet another cookie cutter cigar bar with a restaurant attached (yes, please, shove another jazz trio into the small bar so that you can't even talk when enjoying a drink). Then, back to its roots and now just a disappointment. Am I supposed to have my socks knocked off because they serve homemade cheeses? Sure, if they were good and actually had them in stock. The wine list used to be phenominal. But now I would rather go to Cost Plus down Camelback Road and buy my own. Christopher deserves better than this below par restaurant to bear his name. I wish the owner and management would turn back the clock to how it was five or so years ago.