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EXPLORE | | | | | | | Cave Creek Coffee Company & Wine Purveyors6033 E Cave Creek Rd
Cave Creek,
AZ
85331
480-488-0603 | | | | | Description: CAVE CREEK. Known primarily for superb coffee, a wide wine selection, and top-notch live acoustic music, Cave Creek Coffee Company also serves tasty treats, perfect for a snack or a light meal. Inventive sandwiches like the Tornado turkey with cranberry-walnut sauce and cream cheese arrive with crisp vegetable chips. Eight types of bruschetta tempt your taste buds, including the vegan delight and beef tenderloin versions. Breakfast pastries and bagels appeal to the a.m. crowd and pair well with a cup of the house blend.
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| 9301 E Shea Bvd
Scottsdale,
AZ
85260
480-860-0475 | | | | | Description: SCOTTSDALE. Chompie's is a NY-style deli that serves three meals a day and everything in-between. Whether you're a bagel and cream cheese kind of morning person or a steak and eggs type, Chompie's has something for you. There are even low-carb and low-fat selections. At lunch, mile-high sandwiches are the way to go the variety of meats and cheeses is astounding. Dinner runs the gamut from roasted chicken to stuffed cabbage to fish and chips. If you're still hungry after all that, feast on a made-from-scratch brownie or a black-and-white cookie, or have a slice of cheesecake, strudel, or Brooklyn seven-layer cake.
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| 7001 N Scottsdale Rd
Scottsdale,
AZ
85253
480-905-8181 | | | | | Description: Cozy and often crowded, this petite French Country breakfast spot is where Scottsdalers go when they have the morning off. Crepes as good as these demand a long, lingering sit-down, so come prepared. Enjoy piping hot coffee with your choice of traditional sweet or savory crepes, including temptations like spinach and cheese, salmon and scrambled eggs, and banana and Nutella. Omelets, sandwiches, and salads complete the menu and provide alternative menu options for lunch. A special spot for a lazy morning with good friends.
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| 9619 N Hayden Rd
Scottsdale,
AZ
85258
480-596-9369 | | | | | Description: SCOTTSDALE. This Scottsdale chain has been sating the appetites of locals for years with classics like buttermilk pancakes, pigs-in-a-blanket, omelets, and specialties like the popular baked apple pancakes. Lines are often long, especially on weekends, so queue early for treats like seven varieties of Belgian waffles with an array of sweet, fruity toppings. Casual, down-home, and satisfying, J.P. Pancake is consistently nominated for "Best Breakfast" in Scottsdale publications.
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| 23425 N Scottsdale Rd
Scottsdale,
AZ
85255
480-585-6221 | | | | | Description: NORTH SCOTTSDALE. Owned and operated by New York natives, Kashman's brings a taste of the Big Apple to Arizona. Folks who come often claim one of the bistro tables and order savory fare like a baguette stuffed with brie, Pennsylvania ham, and champagne mustard, or a smoked salmon platter with tomato, red onion, and capers. Distinctive salads (some topped with juicy grilled chicken) and singular soups like autumn pumpkin add depth to a midday meal. Flavored and regular coffees and, of course, bagels are also available.
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| 6840 E Camelback Rd
Scottsdale,
AZ
85251
480-946-4902 | | | | | Description: SCOTTSDALE. After dining at the Original Pancake House, you may discover that breakfast is the only meal you require all day. Swedish pancakes (served with lingonberries and whipped butter), Danish Kijafa cherry crepes (filled and topped with Montmorency cherries in an authentic Kijafa sauce), and waffles topped with strawberries and whipped cream are among the specialties on the extensive menu. Casual attire. Reservations accepted for parties of 5 or more.
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| 6149 N Scottsdale Rd
Scottsdale,
AZ
85012
480-991-5416 | | | | | Description: Quick, inexpensive, and filling, The Good Egg offers friendly service and tasty eats to Scottsdale and the Valley. All your favorites are here: omelets, pancakes, breakfast meats, piping hot coffee, and freshly-squeezed juices. As a special treat, kids can get a Mickey Mouse pancake, complete with a butter-and-whipped cream visage. Grown-ups enjoy hearty scrambles with sausage and chiles on a fluffy egg base. Lunch is almost as popular, featuring burgers, wraps, and quesadillas.
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| 15640 N Pima Rd
Scottsdale,
AZ
85260
480-991-5180 | | | | | Description: Every morning, the aroma of freshly baked bread fills this sunny neighborhood spot. Loaves are allowed to rise for 16 to 24 hours before being baked and served with spreads of butter and jam or as part of a delicious lunch sandwich. Decadent breakfast choices include a honey-cured ham and brie frittata, sweet lemon ricotta pancakes topped with blueberry compote, and cinnamon raisin nut French toast. Lunch offers an array of hearty sandwiches, soups, and pastas; try award-winning butternut squash ravioli with hints of brown sugar, cinnamon, and nutmeg.
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| 5700 E McDonald Dr
Paradise Valley,
AZ
85253
480-607-2300 | | | | | Description: PARADISE VALLEY. Asian-inspired place settings and touches of black and white provide a clean, minimal backdrop for elements' glorious mountain views the restaurant's true centerpiece. While the dinner menu has an Eastern bent, breakfast options are decidedly classic. Go light with Irish oatmeal or a smoothie, or consider an omelet ranchero, eggs with turkey sausage, or pineapple rum pancakes with almond butter and toasted coconut. Feeling really decadent? The filet of steak version of eggs benedict boasts foie gras and truffled hollandaise sauce! Brunch adds in salads, burgers, and pastas.
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| 7401 N Scottsdale Rd
Scottsdale,
AZ
85253
480-367-2422 | | | | | Description: NORTH SCOTTSDALE. One of the fine dining establishments at the Millennium Resort McCormick Ranch, Piñon Grill promises a great view, romantic atmosphere, and top-notch cuisine. Secure a table overlooking the water as you dine on Chilean sea bass crusted in peanut mole and served with a sweet, tangy coconut-lemongrass broth or on chipotle-marinated salmon. Beef, veal, and poultry are also represented. Cocktails are a change from the ordinary; sip a prickly pear margarita after dinner for a true Sonoran nightcap.
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