The night life in Scottsdale ranks right up there with what you would expect to find in some of the most metropolitan and diverse cities in the nation today. With such a great range of styles and diversity, you will find options to suit every preference, taste and budget. Scottsdale must be experienced to be believed. As you decide on which luxury home in Scottsdale to purchase, here is a small sampling of fun places to go and things to do according to their category.
1. Al Fresco – El Chorro Lodge: Very few places in Paradise have a history as rich as El Chorro Lodge. Built in 1934 as the Judson School for Girls, it has morphed over the decades into a fine restaurant and lodge. Besides the many awards for its excellent cuisine, El Chorro is also known for its stunning views of the Camelback Mountains and live music on the weekends. El Chorro is located on E. Lincoln Drive in Paradise Valley.
2. Wine Bar – Kazimierz: The staff at Kazimierz likens the experience of their exceptional wine collection to an adult version of Disneyland – but without the long lines. From the red wines of Portugal to the rare blends of Lebanon and the dessert wines of Arizona, there is something to titillate every pallet. Enjoy the full experience on E. Stetson Drive in Scottsdale.
3. Best View – Orange Sky Lounge: On top of the Talking Stick Resort, this bar on the 15th floor features panoramic views of the Valley and the McDowell Mountain range. Their culinary experts have worked tirelessly to create a variety of dining experiences with a little something for everyone. You can choose from a wide selection of wines by the glass, or a world class list of regional and reserve wines to compliment your fine dining experience. Each venue has been designed to provide optimal comfort for guests, whether dining alone, as a couple, or in a group. You’ll find the Talking Stick Resort on E. Indian Bend Road in Scottsdale.
4. Lounge – Mabel’s on Main: Through the front door of Mabel’s is the main lounge, where you will be immersed in the grandeur of a lost era. Studded leather seating, intricately embossed tin ceilings and dark wood furnishings stand as a reminder of times when sophistication and luxury were exclusive to all but a few. The designers of Mabel’s didn’t stop with just the interior, as the menu also takes us back to a time long gone. Enjoy the experience on E. Main Street in Scottsdale.
