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Goodyear (O'odham: Valin Thak) is a city in Maricopa County, Arizona, United States. It is a suburb of Phoenix and is in the Phoenix metropolitan area. According to the 2010 census, the population of the city is 65,275. Goodyear was the third fastest-growing place among all cities and towns in Arizona of any size between 1990 and 2000 (with an increase of 245.2%). The July 1, 2015, MAG population estimate was 79,003.
Restaurants in Goodyear
1. Corral West Horse Adventures
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5.0 based on 166 reviews
Horse Rental Service, Horseback Riding Service, Trail Rides, Sunset Dinner Rides, Wagon Rides, and more! Corral West Horse Adventures at White Tanks Ranch located near Phoenix, AZ offers the best in family horse and wagon guided adventures in Arizona. Our gentle horses and friendly guides will show you the desert landscape, Arizona wildlife, and unique flora in White Tanks Park
Reviewed By FunLovingLife123 - Phoenix, United States
Our Horseback Ride with "Corral West" was a highlight of our Christmas Break! It was a gorgeous way to see the Sonoran Desert & feel like a real cowgirl out in the wild west! Our Tour Guides were very knowledgable about the area, the types of cacti & answered all of our questions. The Estrella Mountains & Saguaro Cactus were absolutely breathtaking & well worth the drive out to see from the city. The horses were very well behaved... especially with we "City Slickers". LOL! Cait & her trusted staff made us feel like part of the Corral West Family with their warm hospitality & you could tell they love & care for their horses....as part of the Family also! We highly recommend Corral West for your Horse Riding Adventures in the Goodyear Arizona Area!
2. Hawaiian Experience Spa
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5.0 based on 68 reviews
Hawaiian Experience Spa has been spreading the spirit of aloha in Arizona since 2007. The founders lived in Hawaii for many years and studied Hawaiian lomi lomi massage on Maui. As a family, the spa owners have a strong connection to Hawaii and strive to make your Hawaiian experience authentic and genuine. The spa is over 2,700 square feet and has private locker rooms, luxurious multi-head showers big enough to use as a couple if you come in together, an infrared sauna, private rest rooms and a beautiful lounge. We provide robes and slippers and have a complimentary tiki bar. The spa is designed and decorated with real bamboo elements, fine art Hawaii photography, island furniture and much more - all to make your stay as similar to a trip to Hawaii as possible. Most importantly, our ‘ohana is dedicated to providing you, our guest, with an exceptional relaxation or therapeutic spa experience each and every time. Aloha!
Reviewed By ddobbin_12 - Avondale, United States
I've been going to Hawaiian Spa for almost two years and I'm finally getting around to a review, Well , just WONDERFUL!! My therapist Rina takes my old joints and muscles on a most relaxing and healing journey. The staff are great and treat you like royalty. Very clean facility, amazing showers and sauna. Check em out, your body and mind will be well rewarded.
3. Craig O'Hern Golf School
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5.0 based on 4 reviews
I offer to you 32 years of Professional Golf Instruction to players of all skill levels. Private Instruction Of With me personally with hourly and full day School options available. All Instruction includes great personalized videos for your enjoyment and at home review. Important 9 hole on course playing lesson included with every school day. I personally guarantee a safe, fun and very informative Golf School experience. Craig O’Hern
4. UCreate Art Center
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
We provide a space for people to experience art. We offer fun Sip n Paint nights for the casual artist and art education classes in Pottery, Painting and Drawing for those who want more. We also host private parties, team building and help organizations fund raise for their cause. Sign up today, you will be entertained, have a fun experience and leave with a smile and new piece of art.
5. Goodyear Skatepark
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4.5 based on 4 reviews
6. Goodyear Ballpark
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4.5 based on 427 reviews
Goodyear Ballpark is the Spring Training and player development home of the Cleveland Indians and Cincinnati Reds.
Reviewed By rickbR7252QO - Fremont, United States
home of the cleveland indians and cinci reds this ballpark kind of sits by itself, which is great if you are a true baseball fan like me. The practice fields are a short distance away all seats are good and the prices I think are the best in the Cactus League. Don't forget to check out the sculpter at the entrance to the stadium, trust me you can't miss it! Have been there the past 4 years and going again in 2 days March 3, 2020
7. Majerle's bar n grill
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4.5 based on 6 reviews
8. Southwest Specialty Food
9. Brass Armadillo Antique Mall - Phoenix West
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4.5 based on 60 reviews
Nostalgia: A sentimental longing for the past, typically for a period or place with happy personal associations. That's exactly what you'll experience as you stroll down every aisle at the Brass Armadillo in Goodyear, AZ. Over 55,000 square feet of antiques and collectibles shopping. Goodyear Brass ArmadilloOur Phoenix West location opened in March, 2012 and has quickly become the Ultimate Antique Shopping Adventure in Phoenix. Along with the existing Brass Armadillo Antique Mall at I-17 and Cactus in Phoenix, you are sure to find that one-of-a-kind treasure from your past. If you're a professional decorator working for a client or just looking for the perfect antique or collectible for your home or office, the Brass Armadillo is your one-stop destination for everything vintage. Our large collection of repurposed items and architectural salvage is astonishing. As you walk in the door, you are met by a friendly greeter stationed at the front end of a '57 Chevy.
Reviewed By V4588VZdeniseb
The Brass Armadillo West is a cool fun place to shop if you like vintage, antique or collectible items. With nearly 500 dealers, merchandise arrives every day (except Christmas!) There is an ever-changing variety in their 40,000 square feet on two floors. Don’t worry--they have snack vending upstairs and the greeter also has a map of nearby places to eat. The store will hold your purchases while you dine. Grab a floor plan at the unique reception desk to make notes on as you browse, or just take a cart—you are bound to fill it! Take photos of your favorite items—but if you find your heart’s desire, act fast! Many items are one of a kind. You will find things that are fashionably refurbished, repainted, or repurposed, (or ones that need your TLC to be beautiful again). There are newer items here too because people collect everything! From vinyl records to Nancy Drew books to die cast cars to Pyrex, you are sure to find something for yourself or a loved one. It isn’t a museum, but it can be educational—I often overhear children getting lessons on how to use a rotary telephone from mom or grandma!
10. Estrella Mountain Regional Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 79 reviews
Reviewed By thedan2015
We went on a Saturday morning in late October. It was just getting cool enough to really enjoy the trails there. We did a 2.7 mile hike: Quail Trail (QL) until it ends at the Maricopa Trail which we took to Baseline Trail (BA) and then to Saddle Trail (SD) and back to QL which took us back to the Nature Center where we started. It was a pleasant easy loop, and we talked the whole way. :-), so it never was too hard to breathe. This trail is pretty because of the rugged rock outcroppings on it. The only wildlife we saw were quail and lizards. The Nature Center is lovely, has a lot of fun touristy things like scorpion lollipops and jalapeño jelly, and the people there are very helpful. The bathroom is new looking, clean, and modern like the rest of the building. This was a great way to have an easy hike. This is part of the Maricopa County Regional Parks system, so you need to either have a pass or pay for parking to enter. If you hike a lot, the annual pass is a good idea. Otherwise I think it's about $7 to get in.
