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These are the top restaurants and attractions here in Phoenix, Arizona that we recommended for you if you will live here after buying homes in Arizona Homes For Sale.

Restaurants

1. Arcadia Farms Cafe – Favorites include the Grilled Portobello Melt, California Club, and Sugar and Spice Salmon

2. Barrio Cafe – Abandoned are bland burritos and tacos in favor of lush, richly layered flavors achieved with zesty chiles, authentic cheeses, and complex moles.

3. Christopher’s`Fermier Brasserie – French food here is prepared by award-winning chef Christopher Gross and includes such dishes as poached lobster.

4. Durant’s -  perfect martinis, fantastic steaks, and incomparable service prove the longevity of this gourmet restaurant in Phoenix

5. Pizzeria Bianco -  The Best Pizzas

6. Postino -  A stylish ambiance is created in a dining room lit with candles, painted in earthy tones, and finished off with dark furnishings. On top of the amazing wine selections

7. Ruth Chris Steak House -  If steak isn’t what you’re craving, try one of Ruth’s fresh salads

8. T Cook’s – Located in the Royal Palms Hotel, T. Cook’s provides patrons with the best in Mediterranean cuisine. Enjoy dishes such as pan-roasted duck, Maine lobster, and Scottish salmon while dining on the outdoor patio with one of the restaurant’s famous cocktails

9. Tarbell’s -  Tarbell’s promises an upscale dining experience complete with sparkling white tablecloths and hardwood floors. With dishes such as grilled Scottish salmon, pan-roasted chicken, and Mark’s famous spaghetti and meatballs,

10. Vincents On Camelback – The atmosphere is that of a classy Paris bistro, and business casual dress is preferred. At this multiple-award-winning restaurant

Attractions

Exploring the Apache wickie-up at Heard Museum

Spend a day marvelling at Indian art, pottery and jewelery at the Heard. See how Apaches once lived in a wickie-up, a tepee-like structure made of branches, twigs and hide.

Little rooms at the Phoenix Art Museum

Wander among the labyrinth of galleries filled with a collection that includes Spanish colonial furnishings, religious art and the works of artists as various Frida Kahlo and Auguste Rodin. Imagine a fantastic voyage at the Thorne Miniature Collection, with tiny rooms only one foot wide.

Tea and live jazz at Historic Heritage Square

Get a glimpse of Wild West Phoenix when exploring the late 19th- and early 20th- century structures at Historic Heritage Square, Phoenix’s original settlement site. Then head to the Teeter House for afternoon tea or stay a little later for live jazz and cocktails.

Counting monkeys at the Phoenix Zoo

No seals or polar bears at this warm weather zoo. See baboons frolic about in the impressive African savannah exhibit or watch giant Galapagos tortoises bask in the sun.

Cowboy fun at Wild Horse Pass

Put those cowboy boots on and mosey on down the dusty streets of this Wild West theme town to see trick-roping, gunfights and stagecoach rides. Saturday night enjoy hayrides, live music and a sun-down cookout.

Ancient petroglyphs at Deer Valley Rock Art Center

The Deer Valley Rock Art Center preserves Indian petroglyphs, some dating back 5,000 years. See the ancient rock drawings close-up, a top 10 culture thing to do in Phoenix.

Touring Taliesin West

Architecture buffs marvel at Frank Lloyd Wright’s windowless, open-walled desert camp. A behind-the-scenes tour includes morning tea with Wright associates and ample time to explore and snap photos.

Animatronic dinosaurs at Arizona Museum of Natural History

Southwest artefacts like old jail cells, a walk-through gold mine and a model of an Indian village are some of the highlights of a visit here. Kids are mesmerized by the animatronic dinosaurs prowling the indoor cliffs and rushing waterfalls.

Concerts in the Desert

Come sit among the cacti and wildflowers and listen to everything from blues to country at Music in Garden, held at the Desert Botanical Garden. With concerts starting at dusk, the sunset dipping behind the red mountains serves as a dramatic backdrop.

The Wild West at Wells Fargo History Museum

Time-travel back to the 1800s through the exhibits and memorabilia at this celebration of Wild West culture. See the real Wild West in period photographs, ogle the gold nuggets and imagine riding an original Wells Fargo stagecoach.

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