Doc & Eddy's

Food was good and atmosphere was good. Waitress (Alyssa) seem too be a little distracted by the 3 small groups she had in our area. We would’ve preferred a more cleaner and attentive section. See y’all next time. We had a Philly cheese steak sandwich w/ onion rings and prime roast sliders w/ fries if the food served itself I’d give them 4.5 -5 stars but come on lady put the effort in on being the best at your job. We tried the special drinks which sucked.. seemed watered down for a small $6-$8. It took me a lot to convince my wife to go to the “New” Doc & Eddie’s and won’t be returning. Sure you have a lot of TVs but there needs to be better severs and better “special” drinks or improve the ones you serve.

Reborn after a fire, this Tempe sports bar has been a great place for wings and sports since the 1990s. All new, with plenty of TVs and tables and the same great good. Stay for pitchers, darts and shuffleboard.

Not too bad for a classic neighborhood sports bar spot. Full menu, including drinks, appetizers and meals. The staff is good and keeps the drinks coming once they learn what you like. I’ve been coming here for a while and they deserve some clout for being consistent! They’ve got plenty TV’s on every wall with a variety of sporting events on, lots of pool tables and dart boards, a lot of seating [inside and outside], a modern jukebox that you can control from your mobile phone and clean restrooms. Come hang and check out the vibe. I’m sure it’s better than most other neighborhood sports bars in the east valley that you’ve been to!

This was our first time here. I tried the chicken soft tacos, they tasted really good. The chicken wasn't greasy, and they had green bell pepper, tomato, cilantro. They were a good size, too.
What I didn't like was that the waitress approached us and asked what we wanted to drink and eat, but never offered us a menu. I ordered from what I saw online.