Tash

Can't believe we hadn't tried this spot sooner! Tash at Talking Stick exceeded our expectations!We went in thinking that the food would be pretty mid considering it's at the casino. Boy were we wrong! And the vibes on a Saturday night were immaculate!We decided to try a few plates and share since we hadn't eaten all day and were pretty hungry. We ordered The Gambler (shishito peppers), the charred Brussels sprouts, the beef short ribs, and the shaved prosciutto pizza. Everything we ate was excellently seasoned and well-cooked. And service was excellent at the bar.Our favorites were the brussels sprouts and the prosciutto pizza! We'd definitely order those again! And we will for sure be back next time we go to Talking Stick!

Follow the rainbow stairs to the 2nd floor. Love the ambiance, if you schedule at sundown you have amazing views. Chef Julio is the mastermind behind these beautiful plated dishes. Packed with so much flavor and unique spices. Give your palate an explosion of satisfaction. It's a must stop by and check out for a nice dinner, business meet, date night, special occasion. You name it they have you covered here at Tash located inside Talking Stick Resort. The service was amazing! Thank you Tom. Thank you Chef Julio for sharing your tasty creations.

Tash appears like a model restaurant used in magazine photo shoots. It's beautiful! And the stunning views are a huge plus especially at sunset. Service is outstanding. The staff make sure you're seated in and waited on well. I highly recommend the old fashioned tequila and Mezcal. It was a short show watching it served on the table. It's absolutely delicious. The meatballs were big and tasty. The burata salad definitely tasted fresh and well seasoned. And, another must have would be the crispy chicken. Get your camera ready to capture how cool it is served on your table. They gave us a complimentary dessert which was another treat to the tastebuds. Great dining experience!

Really dissapointed with our experience. We made reservations which I highly reccommend and it's a beautiful dining area. Once at our table it took way longer than it should to meet our server. He came over rushed seeing if we wanted to order. Now it's Friday night at a casino so we all expected to get a drink menu to look at let alone be asked if we wanted to order a drink or even an appetizer but no that was all skipped over. Now I have a gluten allergy and qhen I asked the host about a gluten free menu she said talk to your server, but I couldn't because he never really came to talk to us. When he did I asked ro confirm of the Paella was gluten free. His response was of course it's just rice. Now gluten is hidden in so muxh stuff including around proteins plus this answer did not make me feel confident or that the server cared at all about my allergy. I had no other.choice but hope for the best. Food did take some time to come back. Most people liked their meal. Honestly was not a fan of the paella and maybe ir was the food maybe it was the paranoia that it had gluten but mine didn't make me feel great. At the end he rushed over to give us a dessert card but did not pause to say if anything was gluten free or not and we skipped it. Restaurants really should be taking allergies more seriously than this. Overall really poor experience for such a nice place.

The food was good. $120+ for three people. One alcoholic drink. The music was a bit louder than needed for dinner crowd. The entertainer, one young woman and a keyboard, was not good at all. We were glad that she took a break for most of our actual eating time. The only really big problem with this place though was the fact that our debit card was charged twice. We didn't realize it until til the next morning. So, before checkout we called the front desk who referred us to the restaurant which doesn't open until long after check-out time, so we were given a number to call and we have to wait until til after we are long gone to speak to someone about the double charge. Hopefully we get it credited back to our account. I will change the star review if we get our money back because at this time, this meal was not worth paying $250 for.

Went here with friends for my birthday and had an amazing time.The atmosphere has a cool vibe and looking forward to going back to have drinks on the patio over looking the mountains. The table decided to get a few items to share. We got the calamari, sausage pizza, roasted cauliflower and pasta. All were delicious/ At the end of the meal for my birthday the server Leo had me choose a desert and brought it out with a candle.

This review is for the bar area of Tash restaurant, inside of Talking Stick Resort & Casino. It also happens to be my 200th review! Woooo!I get excited for every 100th review I write. This was a nice bar to visit for the 200th review occasion. I had family visiting who enjoy going to casinos so we stopped by Talking Stick. I'm not a big gambler aside from placing bets with my sports book apps. It was Sunday so we figured we could check out the other offerings of the resort and watch some football. We walked around looking for the best spot to watch the games but the TVs were spread out in various areas, near the table games, and some smallish TVs in a bar area on the main floor. Not the best viewing options so we kept walking around. And then I saw the rainbow staircase and I had to go up! As we walked on the steps they changed colors, which I thought was fun. On the 2nd story is the hostess stand for Tash. We had already eaten but wanted to grab a cocktail at the bar. Finally we found the best spot to watch the game...at the Tash bar! Plenty of TVs, easily seen at the bar seats. We enjoyed a signature cocktail- Running of the Rose (Hendricks gin, ketel one grapefruit & rose vodka, cucumber, rosemary & lime), a glass of wine, old fashioned, and Aperol spritz (one of my favorite drinks since having it in Venice, Italy over a decade ago). Drinks were good, but pricey, but it is an upscale casino bar so no surprise. Only "negative" is that it was freezing in there. By the time we left I was pretty cold. Otherwise a beautiful bar area, I saw a nice sunset. The food menu looked good and people next to us had food that smelled good. So I would have eaten if hungry :)

Tash is not what I expected in a casino restaurant. In stead I got a fine dining tapas fusion restaurant that provided ambrosial cuisine, modern atmosphere, and excellent service. The menu is a mix of tapas and large plates that mix Spanish with other Mediterranean flavors. Not too pricy, but definitely not a casino buffet. Phoenix has no shortage of restaurants and this one is in a casino, but worth the effort.

Arrived Saturday evening and we were seated right away. As you can imagine the vibe was very Vegas. DJ was in the corner playing music. The space is beautifully decorated. They had a small patio that you could walk out on to enjoy the fresh air if needed. We decided to share the mussel appetizer. They came in a delicious sauce. We also decided to share the paleta as recommended by the server. Absolutely delicious. We finished dinner and then proceeded to the lounge to enjoy a few glasses of wine.

Very nice restaurant. I was facing the window but it was dark so I saw nothing. It's not the restaurants fault its the desert and no lights. The service was good. I had the short rib that was in a crock that was smoked. They removed top at the table. It's was good. I was not a hugh fan of the sauces but still very tasty. $37 was a decent price but felt it was one of the highest priced menu items. Maybe should have been a little larger. Would probably not go back just because most menu items did not intereste me.