William Chophouse Opens at Mesa's Gallery Park
The New American chophouse debuted this week beside a newly opened 174-room Hilton property near Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport.
Updated on Nov. 11, 2026 in Dining Out
The William New American Chophouse & Bar held its grand opening on Monday at Gallery Park near Power and Ray roads in Mesa. The restaurant mixes traditional chophouse fare with global influences.
Why it matters
The opening adds a dining option to a mixed-use development near Loop 202 and Power Road in Mesa. It also serves visitors staying at the nearby hotel and airport travelers.
The restaurant opened on Monday and sits next to a dual-brand Hilton property with 174 rooms. Its menu features shareable feast boards, wine flights, and craft cocktails, while pricing and seating capacity were not reported.
The players
VIVO Development Partners
VIVO Development Partners is the developer behind Gallery Park, the mixed-use project in Mesa where the restaurant is located.
The details
The menu includes shareable feast boards, wine flights, and craft cocktails alongside traditional chophouse dishes. The restaurant is part of Gallery Park, a mixed-use development by VIVO Development Partners, and sits beside Tempo by Hilton Gallery Park and Homewood Suites Phoenix at the Mesa Airport.
Timeline
Monday: The William New American Chophouse & Bar holds its grand opening at Gallery Park.
Market Landscape
The opening follows the pattern of mixed-use developments that pair hotels with restaurants to serve travelers near Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport. It adds a steakhouse-style option to a corridor that already includes the Hilton properties next door.
Mesa diners now have a new option for steaks, shareable boards, and cocktails at Gallery Park. Visitors staying at the adjacent Hilton properties gain a restaurant within walking distance.
The takeaway
Mixed-use developments near airports increasingly pair hotels with dining, so travelers staying nearby may find more options within walking distance. Checking a restaurant's hours and reservation policy before visiting helps avoid surprises during its first weeks.
Further reading
For more local options, explore Dining Out coverage in Mesa.
Source note: This article includes information reported by KTAR.
