– Sassi Scottsdale – It is the end of an era in North Scottsdale… Sassi, a perennial favorite and one of the most beautifully-designed restaurants in Scottsdale will be closing due to the sale of the land it sits on. The final dinner services open to the public will take place at the end of […]
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Easter Brunch Ideas in Scottsdale
– Scottsdale Easter Brunch 2016 – This year on March 27th, many folks will be celebrating Easter and a large number of local restaurants and resorts are going all out with special brunches and family activities. I have pulled together a list of some ideas of where to eat and visit in and around Scottsdale […]
About Scottsdale Zip Code 85262
– Get to Know Scottsdale’s 85262 Zip Code – Scottsdale is a city that is 31 miles long and up to 11 miles wide. It is made up of ten zip codes. In this post, I wanted to focus on 85262. 85262 is a large zip code that occupies the farthest north section of Scottsdale. […]
Things to Do in Scottsdale AZ: Sassi’s Summer Food and Wine Series
Sassi Restaurant, located in the Troon area of North Scottsdale, is one of my favorite places to eat, whether it is a formal meal or some appetizers and beverages in the lounge. I have known the Executive Chef, Chris Nicosia, since he was in culinary school and I always enjoy trying the new things he […]
My Favorite Things to Eat in Scottsdale – Part 3
This is the third post in a series about some of my favorite things to eat in Scottsdale, Arizona. Scottsdale and the surrounding areas have some amazing restaurants and local artisans and I love finding new places and things to try. Postino’s White Bean Bruschetta – If you never have been, Postino is a charming […]
Where to Eat in Scottsdale AZ: Sassi Italian of North Scottsdale
Sassi, an upscale Italian restaurant in North Scottsdale, is easily one of the most beautiful dining and event establishments in the Valley. Perched up in the Troon area hills at the base of Pinnacle Peak, the design of the building and grounds is that of an Italian countryside villa. You enter through a stone-paved courtyard […]
