19 curated restaurants options in the Scottsdale area, including FnB, Andreoli Italian Grocer, Citizen Public House. Each listing identifies its actual town; nearby trips are labeled.
Use the meal descriptions to choose between a casual stop and a longer dinner. Check the current service menu, reservations and dietary requirements directly with the restaurant.
Plan the geography
Browse the Arts District, stop at The Poisoned Pen, then choose dinner nearby. Thursday ArtWalk is an easy reason to linger; confirm individual gallery and restaurant hours.
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FnB
Scottsdale
A seasonal dinner centered on Arizona produce. Chef Charleen Badman’s menu and Pavle Milic’s wine selections make this a locally rooted choice in Craftsman Court.
Reserve for dinner and check the changing menu; the posted schedule currently runs Tuesday through Saturday.
7125 East 5th Avenue, Suite 31, Scottsdale, AZ 85251
An Italian market with a meal attached. The Scorzo family combines house-made bread, deli specialties and Italian cooking with a shop for pantry ingredients.
Dine-in is first come, first served; the current schedule closes Sunday and Monday.
Wood-fired pizza with a brewery tap list. The Scottsdale location pours its own beers alongside guest Arizona taps, pairing a meal with a focused beer stop.
Select Scottsdale rather than Chandler. Tap selections change; confirm the current list before visiting.
Brunch and specialty coffee in Old Town. The daytime menu offers a different use for this local group’s cooking than its nearby dinner-focused Citizen Public House.
Brunch and lunch are usually walk-in; dinner is listed for Friday and Saturday. Confirm Monday hours because the website sections conflict.
7240 East Main Street, Suite C100, Scottsdale, AZ 85251
O.H.S.O.’s north Scottsdale restaurant serves the brewery’s beers alongside a full menu. This branch distills spirits on site; beer is brewed elsewhere in the group.
Choose this for a brewery-owned beer stop and a meal. On-site production here is distilling, not brewing.
A family-run pizza stop on Shea with online pickup and a sit-down dining room. A useful choice when you want pizza for a group without heading into Old Town.
Closed Mondays and most major holidays; check the ordering page before planning pickup.
Wood-oven pizza in North Scottsdale, with a compact dinner service centered on individually made pies. Pair it with an early evening outing around Pinnacle Peak.
Walk-ins only. Closed Mondays and Tuesdays; call for limited takeout slots rather than assuming online ordering is available.
8900 E Pinnacle Peak Road, Suite C1, Scottsdale, AZ 85255
Neapolitan-style pizza in a small Old Town restaurant with indoor tables, bar seats and a patio. A dinner option to combine with browsing the Main Street galleries.
Book or call ahead for dinner; street parking and a public lot are available nearby.
Wood-fired individual pizzas at the original neighborhood location near Scottsdale Road and Shea. The patio makes this an easygoing dinner stop in cooler weather.
Choose the Becker Lane branch when ordering; the local group also operates other Valley locations.
A local Italian restaurant focused on Neapolitan pizza, with a menu that also works for a mixed group wanting pasta or antipasti. Choose the Scottsdale Road location for this edition.
Check Scottsdale reservations and pickup separately from the group’s Phoenix restaurants.
A Phoenix outing built around wood-fired pizza in historic Heritage Square. The small menu and dining room make this a destination meal to plan around, rather than a quick stop between Scottsdale errands.
Nearby trip to downtown Phoenix. This branch does not take reservations or offer takeout; allow time for a wait.
Coffee, breakfast and lunch in an Old Town courtyard setting. The menu and daytime hours make it a fit for a longer breakfast or a casual working lunch.
First come, first served and cashless. Check holiday closures and meeting-room arrangements separately.
An old-fashioned ice-cream parlor with a soda fountain, sundaes and a simple sandwich-and-soup menu. The pink building is an easy landmark for a family dessert break in Old Town.
Kitchen service ends earlier than ice-cream service; check the separate hours if you want a meal.