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Breakfast Club
It’s no secret that the freaks come out at night in Old Town’s nightclub district, but where do those pretty young things go when the sun comes up? Turns out, they’re here, hiding behind big, dark sunglasses while refueling on pancakes and coffee.
4400 N. Scottsdale Rd.
480-222-2582
thebreakfastclub.us
Orange Table
We could dine here any time of the day, whether it’s for amazing corned beef hash and a strong cup o’ joe in the morning, or a succulent burger and a microbrew in the evening.
7373 E. Scottsdale Mall
480-424-6819
Café Zuzu
You don’t need to be checked in to the Valley Ho to enjoy its in-house eatery. Swing by for chef Chuck Wiley’s creative comfort food, served up in a cozy, mid-century-style dining room.
6850 E. Main St. (Hotel Valley Ho)
480-421-7997
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AZ88
Rotating art installations, impeccable cocktails, nosh-worthy salads and sandwiches, and an energetic crowd make this Civic Plaza watering hole a favorite spot to see and be seen.
7353 Scottsdale Mall
480-994-5576
az88.com
Mastro’s City Hall Steakhouse
White tablecloths, impeccable service, and prime steaks and chops make this classy restaurant a haven for carnivores.
6991 E. Camelback Rd.
480-941-4700
mastrosrestaurants.com
Modern Steak
Restaurateur Sam Fox’s gleaming contemporary steakhouse is a magnet for beautiful people, thanks to a posh, Palms Springs-inspired atmosphere and a menu that goes well beyond meat. On a balmy day, the shaded patio is lovely.
7041 E. Camelback Rd. (Fashion Square)
480-423-7000
foxrestaurantconcepts.com/modern_steak.html
Geisha A Go Go
After you fill up on noodles, grilled dishes, and sushi at this quirky Japanese-themed hangout, unleash your inner rock star in one of its private karaoke rooms. A few Hello Kitty cocktails certainly help.
7150 E. 6th Ave.
480-699-0055
geishaagogo.com
Jewel of the Crown
Luscious curries, fragrant tandoori dishes, crispy samosa, and other scrumptious Indian dishes make this jewel really sparkle.
7373 E. Scottsdale Mall
480-949-8000
jewelofthecrown.com
Los Sombreros
Patsy Grimaldi’s Pizzeria
Roaring Fork
Sushi Roku
Taggia
Trader Vic’s
Although the dining room and back patio are certainly pleasant, we can’t help but eat at the bar at Los Sombreros, where expertly made margaritas go so well with killer chicken mole,
carne asada tacos, lamb adobo, and crab enchiladas.
2534 N. Scottsdale Rd.
480-994-1799
lossombreros.com
This outpost of New York City’s famed pizzeria serves crisp, thin-crust pizzas hot out of the coal-fired brick oven, just like at the original, award-winning location.
4000 N. Scottsdale Rd.
480-994-1100
patsygrimaldis.com
Blow your diet on braised “Dr. Pepper” beef short ribs, slow-roasted pork carnitas, buttermilk fried chicken, and the notoriously delicious “Big Ass Burger” at this Western-inspired spot.
4800 N. Scottsdale Rd.
480-947-0795
roaringfork.com
Sure, the W is popular with Scottsdale scenesters, but don’t be too distracted by the eye candy here — the sushi chefs serve up some seriously beautiful seafood.
7277 E. Camelback Rd. (W Scottsdale)
480-970-2121
sushiroku.com
Chef James Siao’s Northern Italian coastal menu is well rounded. Look for rustic wood-fired pizzas, pastas, delicate seafood dishes, and mouthwatering meats.
4925 N. Scottsdale Rd. (FireSky Resort)
480-424-6095
taggiascottsdale.com
Grab a tiki-themed classic cocktail, nibble on a pupu platter, and be sure to try something from the oak-and-pecan-fired Chinese oven at this retro Polynesian restaurant.
6850 E. Main St.
480-421-7799
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