Romantic Restaurants, Getaway Places in Phoenix

"If you have been strolling through the Science Center’s and want to see something different, and you’re wondering what to see outside of Downtown Phoenix, you absolutely must visit the Musical Instrument Museum, which is located in the outskirts north of the city. It’s an unexpected, fantastic collection of musical instruments of every shape and size, which will please fans of classical, tribal, rock and all kinds of music, even alternative music!"

"A fun destination for even casual music fans, the museum offers a rare display of music and instruments going back hundreds of years—including…"

"A cultural staple of the Greater Phoenix area, the Phoenix Art Museum boasts a collection dedicated to the variety of mediums, themes, styles, and dimensions that represent contemporary Phoenix. Photography, fashion, painting, balloons — you’d be more surprised by what you don’t find here than by what you do!. Kids will love the Make It!"

"If you love to learn about trains, or you just enjoy riding them, you'll want to check out McCormick-Stillman Railroad Park. It features concessions, model railroads, and even miniature train rides. The railroad museum helps you learn about the history of the early transportation that changed the West."

"Fowler McCormick, John D. Rockefeller’s grandson, donated 100 acres from his ranch to the city of Scottsdale. The area was turned into a railroad park, and donations and support from volunteers and the US Marines made the park into what it is now. It officially opened in 1975."

"They are generous portions and each dish has a little something special. Eat out on the sunny patio or inside with a hometown feel. You can’t go wrong with anything on the menu."

"For a hearty breakfast, lunch or dinner in Old Town Scottsdale, Karsen's Grill delivers on lots of flavor and friendly, neighborhood ambiance. The menu is filled with comfort food favorites, including hot wings, quesadillas, meatloaf and a full menu of specialty salads and sandwiches. Menu stand-outs include the Cuban sandwich, or the classic Reuben."

"Bar & Grill serving in Old Town Scottsdale, near the corner of 1st and Brown St. serving daily food specials for lunch and dinner, along with a full bar featuring a variety of beers and cocktails."

"Rustler's Rooste is Phoenix's down-home gem, a destination cowboy steakhouse serving up thick and juicy steaks, ribs, chicken and the freshest seafood around. Appetizers are rather unique at this popular restaurant (rattlesnake, anyone?), but it's all part of the fun. One of the more popular dining options at Rustler's Rooste is Cowboy Stuff, a family-style dinner that includes barbecue chicken, shrimp, beans, baked potatoes, swordfish, pork ribs, sirloin steak strips, corn-on-the-cob, fresh raw vegetables, and rolls with a side of butter and honey."

"Crispy shrimp, bbq chicken, cowboy beans, seafood kabobs, Rustler’s ranch fries, seasonal fruit, bbq pork ribs, corn on... Ruster’s Rooste has been around for the last four decades and has remained family-owned and operated. It is a steakhouse that every adult will be delighted to visit at any time, and its setup also makes it ideal for family visits."

"Rustler’s Roof is a western-themed steakhouse where upon entrance you will be greeted by a longhorn bull. It is in a fancy golf resort in the mountainside, giving you fresh air and magnificent views. Its menu offers a variety of western fare, including steak and ribs with corn cob and crackers as side dishes."

"Talavera is not just another classic steakhouse in Scottsdale, Arizona. It is a unique place that offers you delicious food with breathtaking views of Pinnacle Peaks. And also it is very famous for its first-class service and attractive decors of the food."

"Talavera evokes the vibes of the surrounding Sonoran Desert with its rich red love seats, sand-colored walls and cactus-green chairs. Diners can choose to eat in the luxe interior ..."

"The Chaos Comedy Improv will give you a night of side-splitting laughter that is fit for the whole family. The vibrant, quick-witted cast offers their audience an incomparable show of unscripted comedy every night."

"With a full bar, restaurant, and one well-used microphone, it’s easy to see why House of Comedy is considered to be one of the best in the world. This Vegas style comedy club is a weekly host to some of the industry’s most popular names. It also hosts local celebrities, featuring all brands of comedy—from dark to way too dark—and it’s one of the few comedy clubs on Phoenix’s northside."

"Award-winning comedian and comedy club owner Rick Bronson brings his House of Comedy to Phoenix. Bronson’s other House of Comedy location in Minnesota has hosted comedians such as Norm MacDonald, Tom Green, Harland Williams and more, and is sure to bring the same kind of talent to the new Phoenix location."

"Dine, drink and laugh at this comedy destination located in North Phoenix’s High Street which often showcases big-name comedy acts including Harland Williams, Norm Macdonald, Kevin Nealon and T.J."

"North Mountain Brewing Company is located on Dunlap Ave and 7th St in Phoenix. We are your destination for great beer, delicious brunch options (Sundays), lunch and dinner..."

"Pedal Haus Brewery has locations in both Tempe and Chandler, each with their own dog-friendly patio. Both locations host a Sunday Funday event every week featuring bottomless brunch and specials on wings, beer, wine and cocktails. The Chandler location has live music every Sunday between 1 and 4 p.m., while the Tempe location boasts NFL Sunday Ticket on over 40 screens."

"Located near Tempe's Mill Avenue, this local brewery boasts a bustling patio that's packed with yard games, rings of camping chairs around fire pits, sports on TV and happy beer drinkers. Park your bike and bring your pooch – this patio is also dog-friendly. Pro tip: "Sunday Funday" is all-day happy hour."

"Restaurateur Julian Wright loves dogs so much that he frequently brings his own to work with him. And what did the brewery owner name his pooch?"

"Enjoy a pizza, burger or any of the other many choices on Four Peaks late-night menu along with a pint of local beer. The kitchen is open until 11 p.m. Sunday through Thursday and until midnight on Friday and Saturday."

"Mon - Thu 11:00 AM - 12:00 AM; Fri 11:00 AM - 2:00 AM; Sat 10:00 AM - 2:00 AM; Sun 10:00 AM - 12:00 AM"