Native Grill & Wings

A much needed location for us in Sierra Vista. A cool upbeat upscale sports bar and grill. I recommend the Kimmelwick (that may be spelled wrong) sandwich and the pork queso dip is fantastic A good selection of beers to choose from including some AZ beer companies. I don’t recommend going there on a Wednsday night between 5 and 7 if you want to chat with someone as they do trivia, fun, but loud.

Had the mozzarella sticjs the sauce was basically ted water with tomato chunks. For the main course i had the 9″ meat pizza it was dripping grease and had to ask for crushed red peppers and cheese. When thenpizza arrived the didnt have any plates for to put the pizza on. On the positive side our waiter was very good at what he dose.

Stopped in for some late night fare in an otherwise dead town. Late on a Wednesday night in Sierra Vista and from out of town wasn’t a good combination. Looked on Unilocal and open til 2am so I was guessing they’d have late kitchen hours. Rachel, the bartender, was immediately friendly and quick to take my order. Food came without much delay and the boneless wings had just the right amount of heat. Too many choices for 1 visit, but no complaints about the quality or service. Would definitely stop back here next time I’m in town.
Update edit: Oh yeah, I forgot to mention that the prices were fantastic. Wednesday night specials helped quite a bit, but even on regular price nights, they looked to be favorable as compared to other wing joints.

Love Natives! Eric always provides the best service. He always has a very positive attitude and greets you with a big smile on his face… UFC fights, and Eric as the bartender, assures a really great Saturday night!

Been here twice and wasn’t impressed either time. Food is ok and service is ok but it isn’t good enough for me to go back.

Happy to know that Native Wings is consistent. I came for lunch today and as expected, the food was delicious. The presentation could be more appealing to the eye. That plus if they could speed up lunch a little more, I would have given 5 stars. Kimberly, my waitress was very inviting and accommodating. She checked backed at a great pace.

Cody has been my server more than a few times, and he is my absolute favorite at this location. I mostly come here for drinks, so I can’t comment on the food too much. My friends and I had yet another great experience tonight, and Cody was our server once again. If you come here, ask for Cody’s section and enhance your experience by at least 70%.

Just finished my son’s 20^th birthday tonight. B was an awsome hostess taking care of over 25 people. B and Joi made everyone feel welcomed and the food was quick and good. I definitely recommend this restaurant and will continue to visit.

We’ve been once since this place opened. I was excited to go, but it didn’t really meet our expectations. The waitress, while very pleasant didn’t know the drinks menu at all, and failed to gather further information for us, which was disappointing since she’d opened with ‘we have an extensive selection of beers’. The wings were good, but not great, and service was slow. My husband ordered the mango harbinero hot wings, and tried to return them as they were so mild that he assumed they had mixed up his order for regular buffalo. I guess spice varies from place to place… But if you like your wings hot, stick to Buffalo Wild Wings over the road. Might go back one day, but it’s definitely near the bottom of our list for a second visit.

Very good selection of wing flavors. Unfortunately there are only a few non-​spicy flavors. I had asiago and honey BBQ flavors. Both very tasty. You can get traditional, boneless, or strips. Loaded tots appetizer was good too. We will go back.

Native is very hit or miss when it comes to their food. I would have to say that lunch time is the best time to swing by. Food seems «properly» fixed w/​o complaints and staff seems more energetic. Dinner time has been lacking at best… luke warm soups, and very under cooked wings…
I will say that the management staff is on it, to fix the issues… But someone really needs to do quality food checks before a meal goes out.
*plus, can we get some real ranch dressing? Why bottled type?

The food was good, the difference between the Hot and the ghost hot is abismal. Wish they had something in between. The server was a little distracted but otherwise good.

So dissapointed!!!
Slow service (Chris)
Over 25 min to get served
Overcooked boneless
— when I wanted to order dessert… waiter brings bill!!! THE WHOLE REASON FOR THE VISIT WAS THE WARM COOKIE… AND I DID NOT GET IT :(

My husband and I took our four kids here for a late lunch on a Saturday afternoon. It was busy, but we were seated right away. I love the way the chairs glide across the floor! I know that sounds trivial, but I really dislike getting seated at a table and then having to hop and scoot your chair in while it makes a loud screeching sound on the tile. It’s so embarrassing. If anyone from Native reads this, THANK YOU for whatever you did to make the chairs so easy to scoot in and back from the tables on the tile.
It’s a quieter atmosphere than Buffalo Wild Wings but still a bar setting, which is nice. Lots of TVs everywhere and none of them turned up too loud.
We ordered an extra large bacon and pepperoni pizza, 24 wings in 4 different flavors (honey BBQ, ghost, BBQ hot, and hot), and the Native combo platter with a side of Asian garlic sauce. The food was all pretty tasty. I liked the taste of the pizza but was not a big fan of the thin «New York style» crust. The combo platter was overpriced, IMO. My family all loved the wings.
The service here was great, especially considering how busy they were. Our waitress was friendly, attentive, and prompt with refills and our check.
I think it boils down to personal preference on this place. There’s a pizza place on every corner here in Sierra Vista, and Native is just the latest chain restaurant to join the gang. If you’re a fan of the thin New York style pizza in a sports bar setting, then you’ll probably enjoy this place. I’m glad I tried it but will probably not return unless a visiting family member requests it.

When they first opened, I loved their food. This last visit was a major disappointment and makes me question my willingness to return.
The waitress didn’t care when I voiced concerns about the au jus sauce being weak and watery. She didn’t return to our table after that until it was time to give the check. No refills or service checks.
French dip tasted nothing like it normally does, the meat was cold and soggy.
My mom’s mango iced tea was also weak.
Lemon pepper wings were inedible because the wings were doused in rub. As were the French fries.

This is more of an overpriced BWW. Not impressed. Wait staff was unkempt and inept. Food was cold.
Won’t go back anytime soon.

45 cent traditional wings on Tuesdays is a deal! They’re military friendly & do discounts. The owner did a pretty good job entertaining myself & my guests *thumbs up*
They give your children a coloring sheet to keep them busy as you wait for your food, which was average timing if you compare to most restaurants.
Clean & open atmosphere, surrounded with flat screens and sports.

My friends wanted to eat here after a Friday night hike. I reminded them that this place had only been open five weeks and reviews are mixed. They wanted to go anyway. I’d been here twice already for take-​out and had mixed reviews about the food alone. Never mind that the tile floor is so slippery that I slide into the place when I walk in wearing my Keens.
We had gotten rained on during the hike and some of us didn’t have dry clothes on. We therefore asked to dine outside as the restaurant is just too cold. We were told it would be a while as the outside deck was crowded. We understood and waited. It was 8:10pm.
By 8:40pm we were seated, just under a loud TV no one was watching.
By 8:50pm we finally got a server who wanted to take our drink orders. We told her we were ready to order.
By 9:05pm we got our drinks and by then I regretted not asking for water because it was apparent that our server was not doing the normal check-​up on us. My large Dos Equis came without lemon like I had asked and i didn’t want to wait another ten minutes for a lemon. Not even a manager came by to see if we were OK. The inside dining area by now was clearing out from the rush.
The food we had was fine. I had a mushroom cheese burger that was salty. All the food was well-​presented but the long waits for EVERYTHING was a turn-​off. Our party of five didn’t even get refills on their water. We were ready to leave by the time our checks arrived.
I hope service improves in this place as we need a quiet place to enjoy burgers, wings and beer besides the Buffalo Wild wings in town. I appreciate that this place hires so many high school students who are saving money for college; these kids are really trying. This place is more family-​friendly but slow and neglectful service is a turn-​off and this tells me that the manager is not involved in making the rounds with customers to make sure the dining experience is the best in town. A server can only do so much when busy and that’s where the manager needs to get off the smart phone and talk to customers.
Our receipts encouraged us to leave reviews on Unilocal!so here is my review.

Having dined in and ordered out, I’ve met with mixed results.
Two take-​out orders, though simple, were incorrect, and handled by roughly two dozen wide-​eyed teens at the hostess podium, all seemingly asking one another who’s on first.
Nice kids, though. I’m sure they’ll get it down.
Besides, opening week we had a fantastic server and, despite all the IT’S ANOTHER NEW RESTAURANT — HURRY — EVERYONE– EAT ALL THE RESTAURANT mayhem, she took excellent care of us; explaining the menu in detail, particularly the wings. The boneless (which were a «nope» for me) are out-​sourced, but their strippers (which were an «oh yes please!!!») are prepared with some extra in-​house love.
And really, don’t strippers need love… most of all?

Came here for lunch around 1245 & was seated quickly despite being busy. First impression is a large, open, sports bar environment, which means «bar noise,» though not overwhelming. The brick façade & open truss look to the ceiling were cool. The bar is large & appears well appointed. They played modern alternative rock at an appropriate volume & there were plenty of sports channels on the multitude of TVs around the room.
The hostess was friendly & explained a couple of specials for today, along with the soup of the day. I would’ve appreciated a warning about the ledge my shin slammed into when I went to sit along the wall at a tall table. Fair warning if sitting on the bench side, the ledge has the same color tile as the floor & hurts! I would encourage employees here to warn bleary-​eyed nightshift patrons like me to step up before sitting down.
My brother ordered the House Calzone. (Sausage, pepperoni, marinara, ricotta & mozzarella) I opted to try the 49 cent wings with purchase of a drink deal. I tried six each of the Salt & Pepper, Ancho Chile Lime, Spicy Mustard & Honey BBQ. For you brave souls, they have hotter choices like The Ghost. I, however, prefer not to spend all night at work attached to the Throne.
My typically picky brother was impressed with the calzone, though dough was thinner than it should have been, causing a cracker crisp consistency. A manager came by to check on our experience & noted the issue without prompting, ensured bro was happy with it & went to address the cook staff about overcooking. Despite the dough texture, he enjoyed the flavor of the contents & sauce alike.
The wings have a thicker batter than other brands, which reminded me of down home southern fried chicken I’d had in Texas. A manager mentioned we can also order them naked if health conscious. We had to ask her how us ordering naked would make our food healthier? ;) My brother also enjoyed the Honey BBQ wings, which is rare. They had a bit more smokey flavor & not too sweet. The Ancho Chile Lime lacked appreciable flavor. The Spicy Mustard wings were mostly missing the sauce, so had to ask for more. The Salt & Pepper was the clear winner, LOVED the flavor.
Timothy, our server, our hostess, managers & entire staff were very helpful & accommodating. There was even a small comp for the calzone issue.
Oh, Bro adds to be careful going to the restroom. They are co-​located with the kitchen entrance & appears a bit of grease makes the floors slick. At least they’re clean as he found a young lady cleaning the men’s restroom when he walked in.
Last hints. For those on a budget, they have a Native Triple deal for $ 20 in which you pick one appetizer & two entrees. They also have happy hour deals from 9:30 pm to close nightly. I’ll be back when I can be the Designated Drunk for the evening. Also, military get a 10% discount.
After ditching the other infamous wing joint in town, I’m happy Native is here to give us an option.
Update — We’ve been here twice since & ordered to go once. During the to go order the young lady on the phone swore the Bronx calzone had sausage, but sans such meaty goodness when bro bit into it. :/​The Native Sliders were plain, unimpressive & anemic for the price with a small portion of fries. Buns tasted good, though. Shredded Pork Queso Dip, Bacon Cheeseburger & Buffalo Chicken Nachos were all amazeballs! Translation? Order the onion rings vice the undercooked fries. The adult beverages are average at best, lacking in that thing that makes them adult. Would be cool if the server didn’t douse himself in stink pretty.
They have another happy hour from 3−7pm M-​F & daily specials. Consider the loyalty app, but be sure to scan your receipt within 24 hours. Bön Appétit, Peeps!