Binkley's Restaurant

Chef Kevin Binkley's technique is impeccable and the sophisticated contemporary American menu, which features at least ten courses, changes daily depending on what he can get his hands on. Guests are served each course at the same time at different locations within the restaurant depending on the season. The meal is a fixed price, with add-ons for wine pairings, chef pairings, sommelier pairings, wagyu and caviar. Allow some time to enjoy this special meal; the restaurant recommends three and a half hours.

ZuZu at Hotel Valley Ho

This chic restaurant’s modern, seasonal take on American comfort food is demonstrated for breakfast, lunch and dinner with a small plate and sharing menu that has wide-ranging options. The atmosphere completes the dining experience.

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Rancho Pinot - CLOSED

Rancho Pinot's award-winning menu changes regularly but you can always expect the freshest local flavors with Italian influences—housemade pappardelle are served with slow braised pork, caramelized fennel, and greens. Grilled lamb chops are accompanied by grilled ratatouille and a feta-mint salsa verde. The fact that Chef Roberstson started the first Phoenix chapter of Slow Food comes through in her food.

 

 

Quiessence

All goods that are not sourced right from the surrounding fields at Quiessence are acquired from local farms and other quality purveyors. The menu is therefore ever-changing and seasonal. Weekday menus feature handcrafted pastas, salads and a beef, chicken and fish entree. Weekend menus include tasting menus in your choice of four, five or six courses, with optional wine pairings, and a combination of salad, spreads, pastas and beef, chicken and fish entrees. Visit their website to make reservations.

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