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10426 E. Jomax Road Scottsdale, AZ 85262

480-585-1599

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Phoenix New Times
Recommended
Best Beer for an Ice Cream Float
Award Winner 2011

Cuisine(s): American, Brewery, Steak House

Hours: Sun 12pm-10pm, Mon-Thu 4pm-10pm, Fri-Sat 4pm-11pm

Price: $$$, $$$$

Payment Types: All Major Credit Cards, Diners Club
Attire: Casual

Features: Patio/Sidewalk Dining, Takeout, Private Party, Catering, Banquet Facilities, Wheelchair Accessible, Kid Friendly

Serving: Dinner

Entertainment: Live Entertainment
Alcohol: Full bar

Reservations: Accepted

Parking: Lot Available

Description

It's for tourists, but this landmark cowboy steak house is no trap. Have your kids deputized by the "Old Timer," get your picture taken in Western duds and enjoy the country-western band. Then settle in for excellent, mesquite-grilled steaks. The two-pound porterhouse and New York strip are the best options. Cheesecake and apple pie are effective desserts.

2011 | Best Beer for an Ice Cream Float

You're an adult. You drive your own car, you pay for your own place, you go out to bars -- but you still use root beer in your floats Shameful. Grow up and splosh your ice cream in a mug of Inebriator, a thick, rich, chewy stout from Sonoran Brewing Company. With mighty flavors of peanut, molasses, milk chocolate, and hot cocoa, the beer's a perfect pair to vanilla ice cream. Plus, it's, you know, inebriating. Yay, adulthood! More »
2009 | Best Local for a Pro Drinker

We don't remember drinking the Inebriator. Then again, how could we remember drinking anything containing 9 percent alcohol by volume What we heard from our friends after re-hydrating, cleaning ourselves up, and figuring out which surface was the floor (without hitting it with our heads this time) was that the Inebriator from Sonoran Brewing Company is dark and delicious, like a caramel-wrapped chocolate revolution for your taste buds. More »
2008 | Best Authentic Arizona Restaurant

These days, there aren't too many reminders that Scottsdale is "The West's Most Western Town," a slogan coined by the city's first mayor, Malcolm White, back in 1951. Heck, if it weren't for the lack of an ocean nearby, the glitzy scene in downtown Scottsdale might even pass as Miami or L.A. But there are still remnants of the Old West to be found here, if only in the form of tourist destinations. For proof, head north, young man -- waaay north -- to Pinnacle Peak Patio, where... More »
2008 | Best Local Beer

Sonoran's commercial description calls Cordillera Blanca White Chocolate Ale "light, refreshing, and completely unique," and, for once, it's not just a bullshit company line. Chocolate stouts are pretty commonplace now, but this is the first time we've had a light, honey-colored chocolate beer at a local pub. We adore Cordillera Blanca because it's potent, but pale and sweet enough to drink any time of day. The ale has a thin white head that never seems to disappear and just the right... More »
2004 | BEST AUTHENTIC ARIZONA RESTAURANT

So just what the hell is "authentic Arizona" cuisine Roasted javelina with a prickly pear salad and a side of chopped roadrunner liver Hmm, come to think of it, that doesn't sound half bad. But until some gifted chef realizes our twisted culinary vision, we'll stick to Scottsdale's Pinnacle Peak Patio, which serves porterhouse steaks you can use as doorstops and bowls of cowboy beans that call to mind that infamous campfire scene from Mel Brooks' Blazing Saddles. (For those of you who... More »

James Porter, Eddie Matney, and Others Team Up With Local Brewery to Make Their Own Beers

By Laura Hahnefeld | Mon, February 13, 2012

Sure, we're used to enjoying the food of top-notch Valley chefs, but when's the last time we chug-a-lugged their culinary styles in beer form? The craft beer experts at Scottsdale's Sonoran Brewing C... More »
Chuck, Please

By Howard Seftel | Thu, January 29, 1998

Pinnacle Peak Patio, 10426 East Jomax, Scottsdale, 585-1599. Hours: Dinner, Monday through Thursday, 4 to 10 p.m.; Friday and Saturday, 4 to 11 p.m.; Sunday, noon to 10 p.m. Every year, when the calendar flips to January, you can count on three t... More »

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phoenixnewtimesbestof | Phoenix, AZ | 315 Reviews

| Wed, May 6, 2009

These days, there aren't too many reminders that Scottsdale is "The West's Most Western Town," a slogan coined by the city's first mayor, Malcolm White, back in 1951. Heck, if it weren't for the lack of an ocean nearby, the glitzy scene in downtown Scottsdale might even pass as Miami or L.A. But there are still remnants of the Old West to be found here, if only in the form of tourist destinations. For proof, head north, young man � waaay north � to Pinnacle Peak Patio, where cowboy nostalgia has been in style since it opened in 1957. The place started out as a general store but has grown into a sprawling eatery where you can dig into a mesquite-smoked steak, knock back a pint of ice-cold Pinnacle Peak Amber Ale (one of the microbrews made on-site), and dance to live country music. Feel free to show up in a Stetson and a sturdy pair of boots, but leave your tie at home, lest it be snipped off and added to the collection hanging from the ceiling as a reminder of the restaurant's "no necktie policy." If you'd heard the desert was harsh, now you'll understand why.
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Bethani1 | Mesa, AZ | 6 Reviews

| Mon, March 22, 2010

Although it's quite the drive for us East Mesa residents, its absolutely worth it, especially if you make a day of it. It's a cool little western looking place, complete with picnic tables & gingham tablecloths. The enormous patio has a lot of cool decor and a little faux old west town to add to the feel of the place. Best thing on the menu - BBQ burger!! But the real treat is their selection of brewery beer - the best being the Sonoran Cordillera Blanca White Chocolate Ale. You haven't lived til you've tasted it!!
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ttrottier | Scottsdale, AZ | 10 Reviews

| Wed, September 1, 2010

Pinnacle Peak Steakhouse has been around since dirt. They cut your tie off and staple it to the ceiling, to loosen you up, there are millions of them. They basically do steaks beans salad and baked potatoes. There is a bar, and they have cold pitchers of beer. They have an aquarium with rattle snakes in it for your amusement. This is where my mother in law always likes to go when they come to visit.

Dinner Menu

Appetizers

Potato Skins

3 Beef Sliders

Zucchini & 'shrooms

Salads And Burgers

Steak Salad
mesquite grilled steak sliced and served warm over mixed greens with blue cheese, tomato, cucumber, bacon bits, croutons and balsamic dressing. served with house bread.

Chicken Salad
mesquite grilled chicken breast sliced and served over mixed greens shredded cheddar, tomato, cucumber, bacon bits, croutons and ranch dressing. served with house bread.

Steak Burger
1/2 pound of delicious ground steak. mesquite grilled over an open fire and served with cowboys beans.

Bbq Burger
1/2 pound burger topped with spicy-sweet chipotle bbq sauce, american cheese, bacon and onion. served with cowboys beans.

Chicken Sandwich
mesquite grilled breast topped with mayo, tomato, lettuce, pickles and onion. served with cowboys beans.

Ala Carte

Baked Potato

Cowboy Beans

Corn On The Cob

House Salad

Beer Battered French Fries

Crispy Onion Rings

Dinner Entrees
Full Rack, Half Rack, Half Rack, Combo. Choice Of 6 0z Steak Or 1/4 Chicken- Half Rack Trio, Half Rack, 6 Oz Steak And 1/4 Chicken

Cowgirl
one pound t-bone

Cattleman
24 ounce porterhouse

Cowboy
32 ounce porterhouse

Ranch Hand
14 oz new york strip steak

Filet Mignon
8 oz filet with baked potato and corn

Wrangler
10 oz top sirloin

Combo
7 oz new york and 1/4 chicken

Half Chicken
served with a cobbette of corn

Salmon
8 oz atlantic salmon filet with baked potato

Pork Chops
two 6 oz cuts with baked potato and chunky applesauce

Baby Back Ribs
oven baked, with spicy-sweet, prickly pear/chipotle bbq sauce, and cobbette of corn

Dessert

Brownie Roundup
warm brownie topped with ice cream and chocolate sauce

Carrot Cake

Slice Of Apple Pie

Pie Ala Mode

Dish Of Ice Cream

Microbrewed Root Beer Float

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Pinnacle Peak Patio

10426 E. Jomax Road Scottsdale, AZ 85262

480-585-1599

Description

2011 | Best Beer for an Ice Cream Float

2009 | Best Local for a Pro Drinker

2008 | Best Authentic Arizona Restaurant

2008 | Best Local Beer

2004 | BEST AUTHENTIC ARIZONA RESTAURANT

James Porter, Eddie Matney, and Others Team Up With Local Brewery to Make Their Own Beers

By Laura Hahnefeld | Mon, February 13, 2012

Chuck, Please

By Howard Seftel | Thu, January 29, 1998

phoenixnewtimesbestof | Phoenix, AZ | 315 Reviews

Bethani1 | Mesa, AZ | 6 Reviews

ttrottier | Scottsdale, AZ | 10 Reviews

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