From James Beard Winners, to outdoor hotspots, here are the must book restaurants in Phoenix right now.
LessOcotillo restaurant focuses on contemporary American seasonal cuisine with a touch of local Arizona influence, bringing special attention to fresh, local and seasonal ingredients. Menu offerings include healthy, vegan, gluten free choices.
Welcome to the Downtown Phoenix hotspot blending craft cocktail bar and chef-driven kitchen into one distinct dining experience. At night, gather your pack and experience a vibrant dinner setting full of striking design, rich materials, and taxidermy. Located in the middle of bustling downtown and just steps away from AZ Federal Theater and Footprint Center, Wren & Wolf is the perfect destination for a pre-game gathering or big night out before a show.
The Egyptian Motor Hotel's bar and restaurant, Chilte, features new school Mexican eats. Chef Lawrence Smith and Chilte are bringing uniquely bold bites to downtown Phoenix.
Located in the thriving area of Phoenix's Roosevelt Row, Rough Rider offers a Modern American menu accompanied by unique cocktails inspired by recipes of the late 1800s. Venture down the private elevator and be transported back in time to a presidential lounge filled with delectable dishes and unforgettable libations fit for Teddy himself.
Brimming with quality seafood, pristine cuts of meat, and fresh vegetables done just right, The Neighborly is the elevated neighborhood spot you've been looking for.
At Culinary Dropout, raise your glass to friends coming together. A place where food and music are life. At dinner, a signature cocktail and slow-braised 36-hour pork ribs are a perfect pair. While you and your crew enjoy damn good food and drinks, a local band plays live for great vibes.
Founder Charles Barber, Executive Chef Will Bedene & Aftermath Phoenix team are dedicated to perfecting the dining experience through continuous innovation, offering the highest quality food & beverage and executing impeccable standards of hospitality.
Specializing in New Mexican cuisine. Richardson’s concept has been around since 1988. They are best known for their red and green chile and outstanding carne adovada. Their menu includes a variety of salads, appetizers, pasta, soup of the day, and main entrees.
They promise you the freshest ingredients, impeccable service, and outstanding food. Featured in the New York Times as one of the best places to eat in Phoenix, you’re guaranteed to have an incredible dining experience. This is one of Phoenix’s longest-standing family-owned Italian restaurants. Since opening their doors in 1986, they have prided themselves on providing customers with an unforgettable dining experience.
They Henry is a place where you can always count on a warm welcome from baristas, servers and bartenders who know your order by heart. A fusion of industrial and classical influences, their open dining spaces are bursting with charm and energy.
Their obsession goes beyond the flame. With each spark from the wood burning hearth, they ignite the energy that flows through the doors and into your senses. Their diverse menu walks a fine line between Japanese Izakaya and American Bistro, and the chefs prepare dishes using open flame, live-fire cooking that allows the enhanced natural flavors of the ingredients to shine through.
Step through the copper entry doors and feel the warm authentic atmosphere of this classic American Steakhouse. Established in 1947, The Stockyards has been serving the best hand-cut aged steaks and prime rib for 70 years. The menu also features wild game, seafood, poultry, pork, and a wide variety of appetizers, salads and desserts.
Steak 44 specializes in providing a fantastic experience and exceptional personal service. They feature USDA Prime Grade Beef, the highest grade Domestic Wagyu, fresh seafood, a menu of unique side dishes and appetizers, along with an award-winning wine list and great cocktails.
Beckett's Table is an irresistible hangout for Arcadia/Biltmore neighbors by Chef Justin Beckett for people who expect comfort and sophistication in equal measure and get it here. The menu, which emphasizes seasonal American cooking in dishes such as the original four cheese grilled cheese with roasted tomato soup and the pork osso bucco confit.
Rusconi’s American Kitchen offers a menu created by Arizona Food Pioneer Award Winning Chef, Michael Rusconi. Chef Rusconi's contemporary American cuisine showcases strong local influences featuring a wood burning grill with an abundance of affordable items, bringing sophisticated and accessible fare to Valley restaurant goers.