The menu items are all cleverly named My triple decker club sandwich, affectionately known as "xxxx" was a mile high, while 3/4 of the mile was bread. I recommend getting the fries as a side because they were crispy and tasty. The potato salad was tasty as well, but a small dollop barely constitutes a serving.
What really sets this place apart is the ambience. Decorated by posters and prints of aviation across history as well as small model airplanes hanging from the ceiling. If you're a fan of aviation, young or old, this is one place that should be on your list. Here, the ambience almost outweighs the service and the food. Whereas the food and service were both decent, neither one was very special. You can seat yourself, and if you're lucky, you can snag a table by a window that overlooks the tarmac of the Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport. You'll probably see small private planes, but you may catch a glimpse of a couple fighter jets or a larger passenger plane from Allegiant Air.