Things to Do Mesa

Dobson Ranch Golf Course

Dobson Ranch Golf Course is a fun course for people of all ages and abilities. The fairways are wide, and the greens are large. There is an abundance of forestry; not only are trees lining the fairways, but they are also strategically placed throughout, making accuracy a top priority.

There are also water hazards and bunkers to be aware of. Dobson Ranch Golf Course has a reputation for being immaculately maintained and consistently in excellent condition. There is also a convenient lighted driving range and other practice facilities on the premises.

Groggy’s Bar and Grill

This restaurant serves perfectly cooked sandwiches, chicken, and onion rings. Come try some good beer.

You can select between indoor and outdoor seating. The fact that the staff at Groggy's Bar and Grill is pleasant is a plus. You should go here if you want to receive excellent service. Prices are low in this area. This exotic-themed restaurant could be a good stop on your way.

Golfland Sunsplash

Golfland Sunsplash is Arizona's most popular family attraction. It is a water park and family amusement center based in Mesa, Arizona.

The park is divided into two sections. Golfland is open all year and has three miniature golf courses, an arcade, a pizza restaurant, a go-kart track, and bumper boats.

Over 30 thrilling rides and attractions in one location! Golfland Family Fun Center and Sunsplash Water Park has something for everyone, from thrilling waterslides to award-winning miniature golf!

Mesa Arts Center

Mesa Arts Center, located in a Phoenix suburb, is Arizona's largest performance complex, with four theaters, five art galleries, and 14 art studios. This 9-acre campus is a design showcase for visual and performing arts - both indoors and out - and a destination for Phoenix's 4.7 million-person metropolitan population. The ensemble of theaters, studios, and outdoor spaces serves as a catalyst for community engagement, learning, and expression in Mesa's downtown. It has revitalized the city center and stimulated new private investment in downtown with nearly 500,000 visitors per year. Simply put, art has aided in the revitalization of Mesa's downtown.

The Grid: Games and Growlers

Adult beverages make reliving childhood memories a lot more enjoyable, and that's exactly what you'll find at The Grid: Games & Growlers in Mesa.

This is a neon-infused retro gamer bar with an arcade. This bar and arcade features classic games like Pac-Man and Mario Kart, as well as live music and an extensive drink menu.

Sunland Village Golf Club

Sunland Village Golf Course, located in the east valley, is an 18-hole course with a traditional layout. The course's semi-rolling landscape features subtle elevation changes and tall, mature trees scattered throughout. The fairways are tree-lined, and the medium-sized greens are slightly undulating.

The course also features ponds that come into play on several holes. The par-3 16th is a standout. It's only 86 yards, but getting to the green requires a precise shot over water. Golfers can use three different putting and chipping greens as well as a driving range at Sunland Village Golf Course.

El Gordo Real Mexican Grill

With their authentic Mexican food, El Gordo Real Mexican Grill provides some of the best tastes and smells of Mexico.

You will be able to choose from a variety of cuisines made from the finest ingredients, resulting in the best Mexican dishes you could hope for. They serve street tacos, carne asada, burritos, and other Mexican dishes.

Uncle Bear's Grill & Tap

You may be wondering who Uncle Bear was. He was a fun-loving good fella named "Bear," a Labrador mix. In honor of Bear, they named it Uncle Bear's Grill & Tap and created an upbeat, fun atmosphere where friends, family, and coworkers can come enjoy a variety of delicious menu selections and their own locally brewed craft beer. 

The local motif was created to look like all of the places Bear or your family dog would visit. Take a look at the dog photos and license plates on the wall! These are all regulars from their family.

Favorites include garlic parm fries, fried mozzarella, beer cheese soup, cajun spiced chicken salad, the black and bleu burger, guacamole, and prime rib. They offer fantastic house drinks as well as a fantastic selection of craft beers brewed in their local brewery in Ahwatukee.

Angie’s Lobster

They serve $9.99 lobster meals with fries, Angie's sauce, and a drink, using only Maine lobster. Their Maine lobster rolls are loaded with premium tail meat, claw & knuckle, leg, and body meat. In addition to their popular Warm Lobster Rolls and Chilled Lobster Rolls, they also serve Fried Lobster Tails.

Angie's Lobster started from the ground up with the goal of selling lobster for the same price as fast food chicken. They value efficiency over income.

They are going vertical by purchasing lobsters from boats in Maine and processing them at their Maine plant. Third parties are avoided whenever possible. Third-party elimination reduces their profit, overhead, inefficiencies, and greed.

Handlebar Diner

Handlebar Diner, which opened in April 2017, is a unique casual dining establishment that pays homage to Americana. The restaurant is a restored Valentine Diner from the 1940s. People can congregate there and soak in the Eastmark neighborhood's hip atmosphere. 

DMB bought The Diner in 2015 after seeing it advertised on Craigslist. The team transported it from Loveland, Colorado to Mesa, Arizona, where they began designing and building this unique eatery, which has a 10-seat indoor diner, patio dining outside, and a larger garden area. Despite the fact that the restaurant is technically quite old, the chef-curated food is anything but traditional.