DeSoto Central Market (downtown Phoenix ) is another unique eatery.It is named after Gertrude Webster who founded the garden in 1939. Gertrude's (Phoenix) is located within the Desert Botanical Garden.It's even part of the City of Phoenix's historical register. A fire destroyed it in 1953, but it reopened in 1954 and is still here. The Stockyards (Phoenix) has a rich history here in Phoenix.They have multiple locations in the Valley, all built within unique spaces. Postino's Wine Cafe (Gilbert, Phoenix, Scottsdale, Tempe) is known for its Bruschetta.Lou Malnati's (Uptown Plaza) is a Chicago staple, but it opened its first out-of-state location here in Phoenix.Word to the wise, watch out for the elevator shaft. Hanny's (downtown Phoenix) used to be a department store.Related: 7 hidden speakeasy restaurants in Phoenix There are many other unique restaurants around the Valley. You'll feel like your in someone else's backyard.because you are! The restaurant is in the back of the farm, and its menu uses local ingredients from the farm and other farms. The Farm at South Mountain is a real working farm in Phoenix. If you're looking for a farm-to-table experience in Phoenix, Quiessence is one to put on your list. Quiessence at the Farm (at South Mountain) Food blogger, Joanie Simon, who runs, says besides the food, the restaurant was built inside an old house. It first appeared in Phoenix and then a decade ago moved to its current home in Glendale. Little Siagon is an authentic Vietnamese restaurant in the West Valley. You will be given a bird's eye view of the downtown hustle and bustle, while the mountains paint a beautiful background for a sunset-no matter which direction your currently looking from. What better way to take in an Arizona sunset than from atop one of downtown Phoenix's hotels? Compass Arizona is a 360-degree revolving restaurant at the top of the Hyatt Regency Hotel.
So you can eat, sip and chat with some winged friends right around you. This pub and brewery is also home to around 40 rescue birds-hence the name. The Perch is something truly unique in the East Valley. It's a beautiful day in Arizona!! Stop in and enjoy our gorgeous garden patio! Say hello to our friendly birds!! /0suqCKeCe0 Since we're talking about food, you don't want to miss the steakhouse (or the fried rattlesnake).ĥ700 W. They also have a live stunt show, a mechanical bull, petting zoo and panning for gold. There are a bunch of shops that sell upscale Western souvenirs and knickknacks. They also serve sandwiches, salads and desserts.įeel like you've walked into the Old West at Rawhide Western Town! Strap on those cowboy (or cowgirl) boots and ride down the dusty roads on a real stagecoach. (Fun fact: It's the largest of its kind in the world!) Organ Pizza has been a staple in the Valley since it initially opened in 1972. Restaurants: Culinary Dropout, Barrio Urbano, Little Cleo's Seafood Legend.Įnjoy a pizza pie inside a giant mess hall and listen to the unique sound of a Wurlitzer pipe organ. It's upscale enough to go out for date night, but also casual enough if you want to grab a drink with friends. It features a large covered outdoor area that has lounge seating, along with outdoor games like cornhole. If you're looking for a one-of-a-kind eating experience, you'll like the group of independent restaurants collectively known as The Yard. Make sure to snap a picture with Horney, the bull. This Western-themed restaurant, bar, and banquet hall is located near the Arizona Grand Resort. Yes, authentic rattlesnake is on the appetizer menu. When it comes to Rustler's Roost, the only question you have to ask is if you're ready for some rattlesnake. Ya got to try the #Rattlesnake! Is it on your #BucketList?! Photo: Mizusawa Weiyi #VisitPhoenix #Ourtempe #Dinner #RRRattlesnake Inside, you'll see vaulted wood ceilings, painted murals and stained glass. It's located in central Phoenix inside an old chapel that dates back to the late 1800s. If you haven't heard of Taco Guild, you probably have driven by it and not even realized.
They're not the giant commercial planes these are much smaller. If you visit on weekend mornings, you can eat and watch airplanes take off and land. They have patio seating and shaded rooftop seating. The Hangar Cafe is a unique dining experience located at Chandler Municipal Airport, and is within walking distance from the runway. Scroll down to check out a few of the most unique places to eat in Phoenix. We found some of the most interesting eateries that will be sure to impress your out-of-town relatives. Whether you want to dine in an old church, along an airport runway, or with a real bull, Phoenix has a place for you. The Phoenix metro is home to some delicious and unique restaurants.
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