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Creative Culinary Experiencesin Phoenix and Scottsdale
Phoenix and Scottsdale are known for the creativity of their
restaurants and ability to offer very different culinary experiences
and atmosphere to its appreciative customers.
Scottsdale itself boasts of having more than 400 restaurants
featuring every type of "melting pot" cuisine and cross-border
influences, some of which is taught in the local top-rated Le
Cordon Bleu culinary school.
Rustler's Rooste
8383 South 48th Street, Phoenix
(South Mountain)
This steak house is Western-themed and greets customers of all
ages with a a real live steer at the door and a giant slide that takes
them down to the restaurant at the lower level.
This two-story restaurant and saloon, with a huge patio and a
terrific view, is situated on a small hill overlooking a golf course in
the Arizona Grand Resort.
It has been family owned and operated since 1971.
The waiters dress up in boots and cowboy hats and boots, a
western band plays every day, and the menu includes rattlesnake
and fried bread as well as excellent tender prime rib.
The Duce
Downtown Phoenix
This former warehouse features an old-style gym with a couple
rounds of boxing with the South Central Mad Dogs boxing crew or
training one-on-one with their house boxing coach.
They also serve country-style eats, including breakfast or a rack of
smoked ribs, and classic cocktails such as a fresh-squeezed
Mimosas.
Rosie McCaffrey's Irish Pub
906 East Camelback Road, Phoenix
An Irishman named Seamus opened a little bar in downtown
Phoenix, sold it, and opened this one named after his beloved wife,
Rosie.
Featured is battered fish and chips and a whole wall of whiskey.
This place is packed on the weekends because people love being
around others who are having a good time.
Virtu
Old Town Scottsdale
This charming tiny Mediterranean cafe with Southwestern zest is
tucked away in the Bespoke Inn and has a world-class menu.
When open just a few months, the eatery appeared in Esquire
Magazine's annual "Best New Restaurants in America".
Be sure to make a reservation if you want to sample the grilled
octopus or the other unique selections.
Cafe Monarch
6934 East 1st Ave., Scottsdale
Experience a truly unusual dining ambiance in a cozy cafe that
features one of the most unique brunches in town and monarch
butterflies fluttering at a distance on the sun-drenched patio.
The small brunch menu offers either a Sweet or Savory option of
hand-crafted fresh and seasonal delightful dishes. Lunch and four-
course dinners are also served.
The Mission
3815 North Brown Ave., Scottsdale
Celebrate a special occasion with an upscale candlelit dinner that
features a fusion of modern Spanish and Latin American flavors using
a traditional "plancha" style grill, which infuses the traditional
essence of mesquite and pecan wood.
Try the Crispy Cola Pork Belly, the Pork Shoulder Tacos with a house
pineapple glaze, hand made corn tortillas, and other amazing dishes.
If you are fortunate to live in one of the Scottsdale high rise condos
located in downtown Scottsdale, you are perfectly situated to check
out and enjoy the dining experiences offered above.
Nothing beats the class and elegance of urban restaurants.
Living in the heart of the city gives one access to these
establishments.
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Phoenix, AZ 85014
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