

Cozy destination serving New Mexican cuisine in a stylish space with a rustic feel.
Hours
| Friday | 7 AM–12 AM |
| Saturday | 7 AM–12 AM |
| Sunday | 7 AM–10 PM |
| Monday | 7 AM–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 7 AM–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 7 AM–10 PM |
| Thursday | 7 AM–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 6008 N 16th St, Phoenix, AZ 85016
Phone: (602) 241-1881
Website: http://richardsonsnm.com/dicks-hideaway/
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Reviews
Only downside is that it was somewhat difficult to actually find the place – the signage wasn’t big and is kind of tucked away.
The fresh-squeezed orange and grapefruit juices were a standout—bright, refreshing, and clearly just-pressed (just please, dump the plastic straws..) Service was excellent—friendly, attentive, and relaxed.
The vibe of the place is intimate and cozy, with warm lighting, dark wood tones, and a kind of secret, tucked-away feel (just like the name suggests). It’s got a moody, upscale cantina atmosphere that makes you want to linger over your food and drinks.
Bonus: lots of free parking in the lot, which made the whole visit easy and stress-free.
I have been here before, about 8 years ago. Food is just as amazing as I had back then.
The food is outstanding with bold flavors and big portions that usually mean leftovers for later. Favorites for me are the bacon wrapped jalapeños, shrimp enchiladas, and carne adovada, though honestly everything I have tried has been solid. Service is always friendly and attentive without being overbearing, which adds to the laid back but polished vibe.
It is one of those rare neighborhood places that feels both like a hidden gem and a spot you can count on time after time. Definitely worth checking out if you enjoy authentic flavors and a little spice.
Staff immediately said hello with a friendly smaile…two different people waited on us, a male & female…both, very attentive and polite. They made recommended and chatted with us.
Ordered onion rings, and they were good…my blackened fish tacos were terrific, and my wife’s enchiladas were nice, hot & flavorful…
All was going well, till my wife bit on a piece of metal in her enchiladas…she hurt her gum slightly, but feeling the sharpness of the metal – she was very lucky. She could have cut her tongue or worse…
Another gentleman came over, profusely apologized, explained that it looked like a piece of knife that broke off during prep, and comped the meal.
The genuine care & concern for my wife’s well-being, as well as how good things were prior to the unfortunate incident – all this considered, I still gave the establishment 5 stars.
We walked in (2 of us) and were told, “There’s seating up top in the back.” Ok, cool. We head to “the back” and go up the 2 steps. There’s a little room with 2 long tables and 1 L shaped table. All 3 tables had people sitting at them. We quickly realized, thanks to menus and place settings, that this place is a community dining place! No problem at all, it was actually fun! I just feel like this is something you should be told upon arrival, so it spares the dumbfounded looks and confusion. Once we sat and got settled in, the service was pretty slow. The food was pretty tasty, and we will most likely visit again, although not in a hurry to return.