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13 June 2022
Every state has its own quirks, and Arizona is no different. There are countless unique places to eat in Arizona that will make your taste buds jump for joy. Whether you are looking for a burger with a twist or something entirely out of the ordinary, Arizona has you covered!
If it’s your first time in Arizona, or if you are just looking for a place to eat, check out some of these unusual eateries that will make your dining experience one to remember:
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Located in the heart of downtown Phoenix, Taco Guild is a must-try for all taco lovers. The restaurant is nestled inside a late-nineteenth-century chapel. With its painted murals, vaulted wood ceilings, and stained glass windows, the bar is a sight to behold. However, their food is the real star of the show. Taco Guild’s tacos are some of the best in town!
If you’re opting for a one-of-a-kind eating experience, go no further than Organ Stop Pizza. This pizzeria is located in Mesa and is home to a Wurlitzer pipe organ, the largest of its kind in the world! The organ was built in 1912 and has been restored to its original glory. Not only does it make for a beautiful sight, but the sound of the organ is truly unique and unforgettable.
For those who love airplanes, The Hangar Cafe is a must-visit. This cafe is located within walking distance of the runway at Chandler Municipal Airport and offers you the unique opportunity to eat and watch airplanes take off and land. The cafe has both patio and rooftop seating, so you can choose the spot that best suits your needs. Whether you’re an enthusiast of aviation or simply searching for something different, The Hangar Cafe is sure to please!
If you are in search of the best place to have drinks with friends or an upscale spot for date night, The Yard has you covered. This collective of independent restaurants is located in Scottsdale and is home to some of the best dining in the state. With options ranging from pizza to sushi, there is something for everyone at The Yard.
If you are longing for a cuisine of the Old West, look no further than Rockin’ R Ranch. This restaurant is located in Wickenburg and offers a unique dining experience that you won’t find anywhere else. From cowboy-style cuisine to live country music, Rockin’ R Ranch will take you back in time.
Hanny’s is a Phoenix institution and has been serving up delicious food since 1947. The restaurant is set in a historic structure that was originally a department store. Today, Hanny’s is best known for its award-winning cocktails and beautiful Art Deco architecture.
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If you’re a food lover who loves to know where their food comes from, Quiessence is the place for you. All of the ingredients at this restaurant are sourced from local farms, making it an actual farm-to-table experience. So if you want to support local businesses and eat some delicious food, Quiessence is the place for you!
Located in the West Valley, Little Saigon is a Vietnamese restaurant established over two decades ago. The restaurant is established by a family and serves some of the best food in town. From pho to banh mi, Little Saigon has something for foodie lovers of all kinds!
If you are on the look for a good steakhouse with a difference, look no further than Rustler’s Roost. This Western-themed restaurant is located in Phoenix and is home to some of the state’s most unique and delicious dishes. From rattlesnake to elk, you are sure to find something to your taste at Rustler’s Roost. So if you are ready for a culinary adventure, be sure to check out this unique restaurant!
Whether you’re craving a steak or just want to take a step back in time, Rawhide Western Town is the place for you. This Old West-themed town is located in Chandler and offers visitors a unique experience that can’t be found anywhere else. You get to ride in a real stagecoach, visit shops that sell Western souvenirs, and experience a live stunt show.
With so many top-notch restaurants to choose from, Arizona is sure to please food lovers of all kinds. So if you are looking for an unusual and delicious dining experience, be sure to check out one of these great restaurants!
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