Judi,
As someone that eats out EVERY night I've got a pretty good list
of restaurants I could FAX you. Right now I'll just name a few of them.
AZ 88's *EXCELLENT* Bar & Grill 602-994-5576
Wonderful appetizers and sandwiches.
Ed Debevic's 50's style diner 602-956-2760
Good for burgers, fries. Basic home style foods.
Evitas, South American Cuisine 602-263-8482
The best food I have every had in my life has come from this
kitchen.
Kyoto Japanese Restaurant Great Japanese 990-9374
Wonderful japanese and an excellent atmosphere.
*NOT TO BE CONFUSED WITH KYOTO BOWL!!*
La Cucaracha Above-average Mexican 602-274-8312
La Fontinella Italian 602-955-1213
Excellent food, service
Z' Tejas Southwestern cuisine 602-946-4171
All of the above places are casual to semi formal dress.
Any questions, just ask me.
ElZoolPhoenix, AZ
Phoenix, AZ restaurants
Someone wrote: : Any recommendations on good places to eat in Phoenix? We'll be there : March 10-12. : Thanks! : Karen : -- : Whatever Happens... Smile! :) Oaxaca at Pinnacle Peak rd and Pima rd in Scottsdale has good southwest food and nice night views of the city from their outside patio.
Two great Phoenix restaurants--Dos Molinos (real New Mexican food and very reasonably priced--great outdoor patio) and Roxsands(fabulous desserts--get the sampler). It's also fun to visit Borders Bookstore in the Biltmore Mall after dinner a Roxsands--it's a "happening". Enjoy! Maureen
Someone wrote: : The absolute best affordable steak house is there. : Lone Star (not the chain), has great filets and fries. Sorry, Rick, but after a law suit, "Lone Star" has been forced to change it's name to Tex-Az Steaks. The orginal name referred to the single star in the Texas flag and the new name refers to the single stars in both flags. I can say from personal experience that the food is great and you won't find a driendlier group of Texas expatriates anywhere in the Valley. Signed, Glenn Hunter Gill [email removed]
Karen, If you're looking for a splurge, I'd recommend Christopher's (across the street from the Biltmore Hotel) -- I think there's also a more casual (i.e. less expensive) cafe there as well. Great wine list, too! And I also loved RoxSand's...when I was in Phoenix a few years ago, RoxSand Scocos also had a less formal restaurant called Paniolo (sp?) which I also enjoyed. Happy eating!
You're absolutely right. It's the second best chicken fried steak in Phoenix(behind Mrs. Whites). But it's not the Lone Star Steakhouse anymore. They had to change their name because of the chain moving into Phoenix. It's now the TEXAZ steakhouse i think, but everything else is the same.It's on 16th Street and Glendale. It's a funky place to just go and read the walls. :)Renee [email removed] Rick W. wrote: >>>> The absolute best affordable steak house is there. Lone Star (not the chain), has great filets and fries. I'm sending your message to a guy here that might can help. >>>> > >Any recommendations on good places to eat in Phoenix? We'll be there >March 10-12. > >Thanks! >Karen > >-- >Whatever Happens... Smile! :)