Trevor's Liquor

We were visiting Phoenix from Calgary, Alberta, and knew we had to try Trevor’s—and we weren’t disappointed! Our entire experience at the Gaslight Square location was fantastic. From the moment we walked in with our two kids, the service was warm, attentive, and welcoming. Our server was awesome, and gave us great recommendations and was super helpful and patient. We started with the meatballs and Caesar salad—both fresh, flavorful, and beautifully presented. The meatballs were especially memorable, thanks to the creamy ricotta on top, which added just the right touch of richness. For our mains, we ordered a large half-and-half: Double Pep and Trevor’s Combo. Chef’s kiss! The crust hit that perfect balance between crisp and fluffy, and they definitely don’t skimp on the toppings. Every bite was packed with bold, satisfying flavor. The kids shared an 11” cheese, and our 6-year-old devoured it—she declared it the best pizza ever. Whether you’re coming with friends, family, or just craving amazing pizza and drinks, Trevor’s is well worth a visit. We’ll definitely be back next time we’re in Phoenix!

A lot of people on here talking about Dave in their reviews, but I’ve had this spot on my list since seeing Trevor’s on Diners Drive in and Dives with Guy. We were in the area checking out a few other things and it was a must stop. Locations parking was easy. Which if you know the area can be much harder at some spots. Location was pretty good size. We were greeted right away when walking into the store which was awesome and just off to the right is your restaurant area with full bar, booth or table seating. Towards the back near the restrooms is a cozy seating area as well with couches, chairs and a few video games. So if you’d like to chill and drink but not have food this is also an option. We were seated instantly which was a plus. Just in time too because as time went on the place got busier and busier. Our server was great and we had our drink orders fast. I was pleased to see sours on tap which not may place tend to do. The menu is vast alcohol wise, but food is more limited. There are some great options here for appetizers like charcuterie boards, salads etc and of course your pizzas. I had a few of my kids with me and one is insanely picky when it comes to pizza. It can be frustrating, but with their double pepperoni option it was a win. There were about five other pizzas to choose from if I remember correctly, but the make your own option is nice. The pepperoni was good, nice kick to flavor and the crispy crust phenomenal. It was quite loud so if that bothers you may have to opt elsewhere. The location was bright. Clean and felt a little more upscale from your typical neighborhood pizza joint, but not stuffy by any means. If you’d of told me this was hiding inside a liquor store I’d of been so surprised. Great stop with some delicious pizza for sure!last but not least this spot definitely has insane liquor options. There wasn’t anything we couldn’t find here that we loved.

Being from New York and being accustomed to really good food Pizza is one of those things that can be important to us. While this is not New York Pizza it’s the best pizza that I’ve found here the valley so far. It’s wood fired and they use Pecan wood which adds a bit of subtle flavor to the pizza. We also ordered an arugula salad to share and it was delicious. If you’re looking for good pizza, a good experience and all around good food the. Trevor’s is a good choice! Our server Jay was very nice and helped us to understand their process and the quality of Ingredients they use for there pizza. Nicely done 👌🏼

Excellent establishment with delicious, high quality food and beverages. We typically order the meatballs and marinara as an appetizer and then a half spicy sausage / half pepperoni pizza. The pizza has a crispy crust that offers a good balance of chewiness, with a house made mozzarella. The meatballs are equally delicious. We have visited several times now and plan to make it a regular stop.

Great pizza, great Caesar salad. Had the double pep and it did not disappoint. Wife had Athens Cup cocktail which she loved. A little loud inside but it’s a casual restaurant so I understand. I would recommend anyone try the pizza, it was amazing.

Congratulations, Arizona to this amazing establishment.. I've now found a second place to stop whenever I am in the Phoenix area. Huge shout out to Dave Portnoy for his review of Trevor's last year. My server was great and recommended the Japanese Gimlet. It was super tasty. I had the margarita pizza and my son had Trevor's combo. I'll be coming back next year for spring training. Bravo to Trevor's Liquor. Update: The pizza cookie dessert was incredible. The only way it's better is to offer a glass of milk. There are 3 locations in Az. We went to the Indian Road establishment and I highly recommend it if you're in the mood for pizza and spirits. Do yourself a favor and check it out. Life's too short to eat boring food!

Trevor’s is hands-down the BEST pizza in Phoenix. I have traversed across many parlor’s in my short life so far. Trevor’s is easily top 5 in the country, but definitely #1 in the Valley. The environment is so cool and collected, while boasting warm colors throughout the shop. I also enjoy how you can smell the fire, which adds to the experience. The people are amazing, the food is amazing (the white pie with caramelized onion, specifically), and it is nothing short of a special place. I give this place my HIGHEST regards.

You'd be foolhardy to go anywhere else in Phoenix. My go to for taking our vendors and colleagues for pizza in Phoenix. Waaaaay better service than either Bianco location (used to be the benchmark), and the beer list, cocktails and other menu items are beyond solid. Top notch Neopolitan pizza; crust is just about perfect. Minimal chew, light and crispy. Great sauce, good variety of specialty pies. This location does a better pizza than the other two, hands down. Oh, and it's attached to the best liquor store in town. Deep cuts with gin, tequila and whisky. I see stuff here that I've only ever found in Europe, Mexico or Asia. Truly impressive that they can find distribution for obscure bottles. Atmosphere and service is all around solid. Love the reggae on weekends, love the attentive and friendly staff. This is a world away from the competition in town - they treat you like an adult and don't try to peddle house label shit you don't want. Lots of tastings on weekends, too, so always a good time to get a few nips and snag a free t-shirt. Lives up to the hype, despite having El Raisetherente set foot in here. Really no reason to go elsewhere for pizza or booze.