First of all the service was spot on....very attentive, helpful and efficient. The menu is incredibly appealing, as well as the cool and inviting decor; but for the prices, the place is way too loud and crowded. The servers are bumping into tables trying to serve guests and guest have to squeeze by other diners to walk either to your table or to the restrooms. This would all be acceptable if the price point was lower.....but for fine dining prices (as well as an EPIC Cristal dinner listed for 35,000..seriously) you want more comfort and peace of mind. We were a group of 10 that sat in the private dining room and we could not hear each other while talking to each other.....even if you yelled to each other it was hard to hear. The private dining room table was ridiculously large, so sharing side dishes was a process of sliding( really sling-shotting) the plates across the granite table top. Lastly, the portions (again for the price) were too small and skippy. The side dishes should give you the appearance of value for price.
I think Bourbon and Bones has an identity crisis....they want to be a Maestros, City Hall, Dominicks etc but want to appeal to a hipper, downtown Scottsdale crowd.........they should either lower their prices or remove a few tables and work on their acoustics.