Your guide to every restaurant at Scottsdale Quarter

For more than a decade, the Scottsdale Quarter has served as a vibrant, albeit understated, hub for shopping, dining and entertainment in Scottsdale. In contrast to the popular but somewhat overwhelming Scottsdale Fashion Square mall to the south, the Scottsdale Quarter is home to favorites like Lululemon and Urban Outfitters, as well as upscale steak, pasta and seafood restaurants. A more relaxed open-air mall with plenty of dining options, from restaurants to healthy restaurants. – Focuses on gourmet snacks such as to-go acai bowls and juices, signature cream puffs and sumptuous milkshakes. —

Scottsdale Road serves as the dividing line between Phoenix and North Scottsdale, but it also divides the two adjacent shopping malls, combining them into one full-fledged dining hub. If you’re looking for a guide to nearby Keerland Commons restaurants, you’ll find it here.

Here’s a guide to all restaurants in the Scottsdale Quarter.

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Arboleda, one of the Scottsdale Quarter’s newest restaurants, is an upscale restaurant serving Mediterranean-inspired fare, from crudo to pasta, squid ink fettuccine, tuna tartare and charred octopus paella.

detail: 15345 N. Scottsdale Road, Suite K1-100, Scottsdale. 480-701-1007, arboledaaz.com.

Beard Papa

Beard Papa’s cream puffs are the perfect mall snack to enjoy while window shopping. First choose a shell such as original, chocolate eclair, matcha eclair, honey butter, then either vanilla, matcha, or chocolate filling. Other desserts include creme brulee, fondant, and mini cheesecakes.