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  • Alright, here we go. Pallets at Canvas : blech, my stomach cringes and turns to even waste my time writing a review for this place, but if you are a casual passer by or visiting the area you deserve to know the truth. First the good: The location. I mean really it is a good location, 3rd & Roosevelt I mean come on. (That's all I have on the good). The Bad: The location - I know I know, that was supposed to be good. But really, what the location really is, is sooooo typical. My biggest complaint about Pallets is how 'On purpose' it is. Its too perfectly located at the corner of 3rd and Roosevelt, not first, not 4th and just south, but perfect. God only knows what some venture capital investment company who owns this place paid for that spot. That alone rubs me the wrong way and makes feel gross for even going there once. The distressed look. Listen, this place is super new, yet the sign of the building, the wood inside, the concrete floors are all distressed like some lame @$$ 10K grandfather clock. The bike racks outside... Ugh don't get me started. Listen, its Downtown Phoenix. We get it, the bike culture exists and is growing. Post-hipsters with their brand new bought all put together fixies, Sunday Funday crowds on their beach cruisers etc.. But instead of just putting a bike rack out front you have to have them built into the shape of bicycles, then painted bright neon colors so that from afar way off people can see, "ooh this is cool place to ride bikes too." I feel like puking even thinking about them. The food: Neo Asian fusion with bits of Sushi inspired by Japan, Korean food, and some obvious Thai choices. The problem here again is its so obvious. People that love thai food, I mean really love it don't get Pad Thai! People that love Korean food, like really love it don't get Steak and Broccoli, and people that love Sushi don't American Rainbow Rolls. So if you're visiting do not sold on the location, use Yelp to help you find some real gold mines in fabulous downtown Phoenix, there are plenty, but skip this joint just like I will be forever as well.
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