I think your best bet is the Foundry.
Cha Bikes? Is there something you need to tell us?
It's funny, most of our friends in Havasu love Cha-Bones. Roxy and I have been 5-6 time's and the food and service have been mediocre at best.
La Vita Dolce is my favorite place, but we like Marios and Angelina's also.
Those last 2 spots on the water (up lake) at BML are great. It's not unusual to see beaver, the 4 legged variety, at that spot. Believe they live in the reeds right around the point.
I know that its gonna cost a fortune. My daughter has no clue. 
love montanas, def gives the elks lodge vibe but food is solid. there flash fried bread is out of control..
Only smart answer in the thread. .
Yup.....beavers chewed through stern line & halfwau through anchor line couple years ago!
Funny you say that about Cha Bones. I took my dad there about a month ago. We had a reservation, but the hostess manager acted like we were bothering her when we showed up. He said it was better when I took him there about a year ago. We also went to El Parisio and he said he would rather go there any day.I've been hearing a few downhill complaints about Cha-Bones' food & drinks since the internal changes.
We haven’t been in there the last couple trips. Hope they didn’t screw up the happy hour/app menu. It’s one of my favorite things in Havasu.I've been hearing a few downhill complaints about Cha-Bones' food & drinks since the internal changes.
Happy hour is still the best in town
That sucks. Been there once and it was really good. Service was excellent. Food was good. Maybe it was because i had my fancy date night collared shirt on.
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BBQ Bills???What was the name of the steak place south of town on 95 where a heavy set guy with a ciggie in his mouth cooked steaks in the back corner. You usually got a few ashes....no charge.
I guess that I need to up my game to a collared shirt to get respect?That sucks. Been there once and it was really good. Service was excellent. Food was good. Maybe it was because i had my fancy date night collared shirt on.
Yep… last time we went a few months ago. A lot of things have changed and not for the better. Asked for the usual Chabones martini, and nobody knew what that was, said they’d never heard of it.. odd, we’ve been drinking them here for the last 10 yearsI've been hearing a few downhill complaints about Cha-Bones' food & drinks since the internal changes.
Last time we ate at salt grass it sucked. Outback at the Aquarius is consistently good. It’s always better to eat at home
Rods Homestead, best steaks ever in Havasu, sure miss that place.What was the name of the steak place south of town on 95 where a heavy set guy with a ciggie in his mouth cooked steaks in the back corner. You usually got a few ashes....no charge.
It was not a bbq place.
YES !!
He could be a little gruff, but a good guy. After he died, Colleen a long-time waitress ran the place for Rod's wife I believe. Colleen cooked and I thought she was basically just as good as Rod, but business slowly failed after a few years.YES !!
Ordered a steak medium rare, came still cold in the middle. Asked to warm it up a bit. Came back medium well, Rod glaring at me, waitress said I wouldn't complain again....lol, folks I was with all laughed out loud.
They were also known for the smokey baked potatoes.
I always thought Rod was part of the ambience of Homestead. Sitting over the grill in view of the customers. with a ciggie hanging out his mouth. Was in there many times between mid 90's to mid 2000's. Liked Montanas steakhouse too.He could be a little gruff, but a good guy. After he died, Colleen a long-time waitress ran the place for Rod's wife I believe. Colleen cooked and I thought she was basically just as good as Rod, but business slowly failed after a few years.
