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Just as Clever Koi made waves within the Asian dining scene in the Valley, Fellow Osteria & Pizzeria, its sister restaurant from the Valley’s Born & Raised Hospitality, is putting its own spin on authentic Italian eats.
During a recent visit to the land of the red rocks, we stopped in a Pisa Lisa, Chef Dahl’s casual, family-friendly outpost for pizza, gelato and some incredible tomato bisque.
From sleek hot spots to time-honored, homey favorites, the Valley is brimming with stellar steakhouses serving up prime cuts and decadent sides.
Whether you’re craving total decadence or a more casual repast to bid 2018 adieu, make a reservation at these Valley restaurants offering special New Year’s Eve and Day menus.
After a successful four years in far north Scottsdale, Doug Smith wanted to allow a little more space and flexibility for his loyal customers. In fact, a meal at his former space was available by reservation only. So Smith, a veteran and owner French’s Meat, opened Bourbon Cellar in a fresh and much larger location at Scottsdale Rd. and Pinnacle Peak Pkwy.
After the gifts have been opened and the carols have been sung, savor your Christmas holiday with a brunch, lunch or dinner at these top-notch restaurants.
As your friends and relatives touch down in the Valley for the holiday season, you’re likely looking to give them some quintessential Arizona dining experiences, right? Well, look no further than the new brunch menu at LON’s at the Hermosa.
The Westin Kierland Resort & Spa’s deseo restaurant has long been a local favorite for inventive fine dining, thanks to its divine Nuevo Latino cuisine and A-plus service. Now that deseo has unveiled a transformed menu from Chef de Cuisine Derek Biazo, here are five reasons to pay the resort restaurant a visit this holiday season.
Arcadia’s newest restaurant, Lou’s Bar & Grill, is now open at Papago Golf Course. The restaurant, housed in the Lou Grubb Clubhouse, is named in honor of Phoenix business icon, Lou Grubb, who ran an automotive empire in the Valley for decades.
After a three-month-long refresh, J&G Steakhouse at The Phoenician reopened its doors, and we had the chance to check out the new-and-improved luxury dining destination.
