Where to eat...in Scottsdale
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Where to eat...

With more than 800 restaurants in Scottsdale from which to choose we found a few to try out on your next visit.

FnB Restaurant

Last year co-founder of FnB, Chef Charleen Badman, was named Best Chef in the Southwest by the James Beard Foundation.


Best known for using locally sourced organic ingredients and giving vegetables centre stage on the table, Badman’s signature FnB dishes include farcous pancakes with greens and grilled asparagus with crispy polenta.


The exclusive dining spot also offers diners an award-winning wine list curated by co-owner Pavle Milic, featuring an exceptional selection of American bottles including Arizonian wine.




For a more laid-back atmosphere, Diego Pops is Scottsdale’s hottest Mexican dining spot nestled in the heart of the Old Town. Offering diners reimagined tacos, burritos and margaritas, Diego Pops puts a Scottsdale spin on the All-American classics - renowned for their Brussel Sprout Nachos topped with roasted beet crema topped with fresno chile and Sonoran Hot Dog packed with pinto beans and cotija cheese. Whilst sipping on one of the speciality margaritas, including the signature Snow Cone Margarita, diners can also enjoy the pineapple pop-art wallpaper and neon pink taco sign.

Inspired by his family farm, traditions and spirit, Chef Chris Nicosia recently opened The Craftsman Cocktails and Kitchen in the city’s Old Town. Specialising in hand-crafted cocktails and creative small plates, the new dining spot offers a warm welcome and friendly atmosphere. Available for brunch and dinner, menu highlights include cinnamon ricotta pancakes infused with roasted fuji apple and the volcano pork, served with Nicosia’s signature jalapeno slaw.




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