
A casual, fun atmosphere with delicious food and drink specials. Outside patio to watch the sunsets. Great for lunch or dinner with friends, or come make some new friends. Happy hour is worth the drive and you can always count on a friendly face to help you decide if your unsure which option to try first.
Hours
| Friday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | 10 AM–8 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 25379 S E J Robson Blvd, Sun Lakes, AZ 85248
Phone: (480) 317-3605
Website: https://www.ironoaksaz.com/dining-social/stone-and-barrel
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Reviews
I had the Rueben with the house salad which was excellent. But what really made the meal great was the warm and very stylish decor in the restaurant. It almost has a classy Las Vegas feeling to it. I would definitely try this place dinner with my wife next time!
Upon entering, we were warmly welcomed by two friendly hosts. We asked to head to the bar for a drink first, and easily found two seats. The good vibes continued! Both bartenders had great energy—fun, attentive, and genuinely engaging with everyone at the bar. It felt like we were longtime regulars, not first-timers. We each enjoyed the weekly drink special, a tropical-tasting blend of rum, punch, and other liqueurs—absolutely delicious and perfect for a poolside mood.
Once back at the host stand, we were quickly seated in a cozy booth. Our server arrived promptly, shared the evening’s soup and protein specials, and gave us a moment to decide. We both started with the clam chowder—rich, well-seasoned, and loaded with potatoes and clams. Delicious!
For dinner, in true “jinx you owe me a Coke” fashion, we both ordered the pot roast—and wow! Tender, juicy, and served with a flavorful au jus, creamy mashed potatoes, and an impressively fresh vegetable medley. I really appreciated the thoughtful mix of purple and white cauliflower, broccoli, bell peppers, squash, carrots, and onions—everything felt truly handcrafted and fresh.
We ended the meal with the lemon mousse cake, which unfortunately didn’t live up to the rest of the evening. It was a bit dry and lacked the zesty punch we hoped for. That said, it didn’t dampen the experience overall.
The ambiance was fantastic—warm lighting, soft music at a volume perfect for conversation, and a relaxed, welcoming vibe. Every staff member we interacted with was kind, attentive, and professional. Overall, just a really great experience and a hidden gem we’re happy to have found!
NOTE: you can only access the restaurant if you have access to IronOaks, which is gated.
Our waitress, a blonde woman with glasses, took a long time to take our orders, and things didn’t improve as the night went on. After we finished eating, it was another 30 minutes before we could even get our checks. We eventually had to go find her, only to see her chatting and showing pictures on her phone to other customers. After asking for a manager she brushed it off, saying she’d only been gone for “two minutes,” which definitely wasn’t the case. And then “They aren’t even ready yet” referring to other people in our party who had separate checks. She wasn’t very apologetic and seemed dismissive about how long everything was taking. What made it even more frustrating was that the restaurant wasn’t busy at all. There were only a few people sitting at the bar and maybe two other tables inside — we were the only ones out on the patio.
The only real highlight was the beautiful outdoor setting, which was relaxing and well-kept. Unfortunately, the poor service overshadowed everything else, and it’s not a place I’d return to or recommend.