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Food is some of the best of its kind I have had; the Mac and cheese was done really simply. No tomatoes, chicken, jalapeƱos, truffle oil, bacon on bacon, or anything else that a chef could dream up. Simply, clean, suprisingly light and not over bearing in its flavor. I assume white cheddar and some type of sheets milk white on perfectly cooked pasta. Also indulged in a fruit tart with some of the freshest fri to have tasted at a rest in Arizona. So do yourself a favor, drop the old town scottsdale foodie scene and come up and explore what this place has to offer.
Gas tends to be more expensive than other place, but I imagine the premium is for the north scottsdale location.
I will be annoying and make this one complaint. This place gets overly crowded even at half capacity. Outside is fine, but while inside you have to meander between tight space of country chic decor being sold and the main lunch counter. Tables are extremely close together and there are an in ordinate amount of bussers (I am counting 6 for a place that has less then 8 people in it now). It can be tough to navigate between so many bussers, the manager, people paying for gas, and all the patrons. Two people almost collided three times right behind me.
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