Little Rituals

This is a cool little spot. I love that it's located in a hotel. My waiter, Charity, was a sweetheart, very attentive and knowledgeable. Thank you for recommending the best lamb meatball appetizer I've ever had in my life. If you are going for cocktails, this is the spot. If you're looking to drink wine, their selection is extremely limited, but who cares!

Farmer’s grilled cheese sandwich is excellent! I got the fire french fries with liquid cheese, fried egg, grilled chicken and sauce/ketchup, which was pretty disappointed with that there was barely any cheese sauce on it yet the fries were mushy. Fries tasted great aside from being mushy.

The setting and views are so nice. I would have given five stars but the service is a little slow at times but the drinks were great as well!

This place has a beautiful ambiance. Well lit, intimate, and perfect for a date night. My husband and I came here for a few drinks, we didn't eat. What I really loved was how clean this place is. Before we were seated at the bar, someone came and wiped off the seat and table before being able to sit down. A lot of places haven't done this since Covid-19, which should still be a priority because germs are everywhere. I would highly recommend Little Rituals for a date night.

If you love thoughtfully curated craft cocktails and city views, this is the place for you. The team members are kind and attentive and the food is

Food was good, but I was not impressed with the infused tea. It was a great little spot to meet before the Suns game

The bartenders were cool and I had a Southern Belle which was good. The food was a different story. I ordered the Pho French Dip sandwich and if you want your blood pressure to go through the roof, it's the meal for you. Nothing about it tasted like Pho. It was as if they ran out of pho broth, said screw it and dunked the meat into a bunch of hot Kikkoman, then took that same hot soy sauce and put it in a cup with a little green onion sprinkled on top. Because there was already a weird mix up with my order and the waitress seemed kinda flustered, I was embarrassed to say anything, but the more I think about how inedible that $20.00 sandwich was to me, the more I wish I would've piped up. Maybe I can try boiling the meat to get some of the sodium out? Idk, but goodness, it seems like this place is one in a long line of Downtown Phoenix restaurants where you're paying for atmosphere and food falls to the wayside in terms of quality. Super disappointing. Considering the rating, I'm truly hoping this was a one-off.

Truly ridiculous. Trying to be something they are not. It's a bar inside a Marriott residence inn not like it's in a high line hotel in big city like Chicago or NYC. The ropes in place to ask people to stand in line to get in are a little much. Additionally after being there two nights in a row with work group the third night I went to the bar for a nightcap and left my purse and jacket in my room just a few floors above and went down for a drink. I was told for the first time that I needed to show my ID. I was happy to give my hotel room number to prove l was a guest. I was told I couldn't come in without an ID. I'm 58 not like Ilook under 21 so that wasn't the issue. I went back to my room grabbed my purse and went right next door to the other bar and spent my money there. Additionally in the prior nights they wanted to charge me $2:50 for an ice cube. Don't waste your time on this wanna be night club. Not worth it. Plenty of other bars in the area without the drama or waiting in line when the bar is empty. Guess they don’t need the business.