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State 48 Lager House in northern Scottsdale is an explosion of color, from the graffiti-stained walls and the bumblebee-yellow tap handles to the navy-blue crushed velvet parsons chairs in the private dining room just to the left of the entrance.
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Huzzah! The Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament is well on its way to completing construction on the 80,000-square-foot, 11th century-style castle.
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It’s about as traditional as it gets, and with very little effort, you can take credit for a mouth-watering meal of fork tender beef, braised vegetables and rich, red wine gravy that you can spoon over both.
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The world’s best mac ‘n’ cheese can’t be found in Scottsdale, according to The Phoenician Tavern chef Michael Press.
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Frank Guzzo is proud of his Italian heritage. Born and raised in Italy’s Calabria region, Guzzo gets a little worried that his culture gets “lost in translation.”
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With Scottsdale Stadium located less than one mile – a mere two-minute drive – from downtown Scottsdale, it’s no surprise restaurants in Old Town gird themselves early for the onslaught of Cactus League spring training crowds that flock to the area throughout March.
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The sight of destroying sleeves upon sleeves of Samoas would make anyone’s heart stop, but for 22 restaurants throughout central and Northern Arizona, it’s for a worthy cause.
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At the Westin Kierland Resort & Spa’s restaurant, deseo, the menu bursts with fresh and flavorful Nuevo Latino cuisine.
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Mastro brothers cook up something different with Ocean 44
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