Market Street
Market Street is a mixed-use neighborhood center featuring office, retail, and entertainment within DC Ranch. Designed as a rustic, small-town center, Market Street features a main street theme incorporating 15 architecturally unique buildings and a variety of distinctive restaurants, shops, office and neighborhood conveniences all intimately tied together.
20645 North Pima Road, Scottsdale

DC Ranch Crossing
From a boutique gourmet market to a play center, health club, spa, dining and more, DC Ranch Crossing offers an eclectic collection of shops, eateries and services for every facet of your active lifestyle. This Spanish urban village is conveniently located less than a mile east of Loop 101, on the southeast corner of Pima Road and Legacy Boulevard.

Canyon Village
A mixed-use development encompassing 92,000 square feet of luxury offices and urban restaurant space located at the northeast corner of Thompson Peak Parkway and Legacy Boulevard at the base of Silverleaf in DC Ranch. Made up of four distinctive buildings next to The DC Ranch Village Health Club and Spa, Canyon Village also has easy access to the Loop 101. The commercial hub has a distinctive Mediterranean architectural feel with scenic vistas at the base of the McDowell Sonoran Preserve.

Scottsdale Fashion Square
A shopping experience like no other, Scottsdale Fashion Square offers a 250-store-strong awe-inspiring mix of some of the most country’s most upscale shops. Neiman Marcus, Barneys New York and Nordstrom join Gucci, Ferragamo, Cartier, Bottega Veneta, Jimmy Choo, Hugo Boss, Juicy Couture and more.
7014 East Camelback Road, Scottsdale (480) 941-2140

Scottsdale Quarter
Quaint city districts where charming streetscapes are lined with unique storefronts and cafes make up the Scottsdale Quarter, where you’ll find an eclectic mix of standout retail brands against a backdrop of mid-rise contemporary buildings, old-world architecture and lush desert landscape. A broad array of iconic retailers – many opening in Arizona for the first time – provide shoppers with choices and selection unmatched in the Valley.
15279 North Scottsdale Road, Scottsdale (480) 270-8123

Kierland Commons
A unique, upscale Main Street lifestyle center that artfully blends retail shopping, dining and entertainment, Kierland Commons incorporates more than 70 high-end specialty stores.
15205 North Kierland Boulevard, Scottsdale (480) 348-1577

Biltmore Fashion Park
One-a-kind boutiques and specialty shops are situated adjacent to national retail brands and a variety of restaurants in this lush, open-air garden setting anchored by Saks Fifth Avenue and Macy’s.
2502 E. Camelback Road, Phoenix
 (602) 955-1963

The Shops at Gainey Village
Outdoor plazas and buildings are linked together in an upscale rustic “village” atmosphere. The Village combines a distinctive blend of upscale shops, boutiques, trendy eateries and fine dining establishments.
8787 North Scottsdale Road, Scottsdale (480) 247-8071

Whatever strikes your fancy, from the finest cuisine to a more casual eatery, Scottsdale and the greater Phoenix area have something for everyone. More than 600 restaurants in Scottsdale create cuisine from around the world, many offering robust wine lists to satisfy the most discriminating palate. Scattered among world-class cuisine, you will even find bakeries, cafes and coffee shops that have caught national attention.

Most fine dining in Scottsdale is concentrated in three areas: North Scottsdale, including the Airpark area, Scottsdale Quarter and Kierland Commons; Old Town Scottsdale and the Waterfront District; and on the Camelback Corridor, which transitions into Phoenix neighborhoods.

Binkley’s
One might expect cowboy boots and honky tonks in a town called Cave Creek, Arizona. Not the case at Binkley’s Restaurant, compared to the finest of fine Michelin-rated restaurants in Paris, New York and San Francisco.
6920 East Cave Creek Road, Cave Creek (480) 437-1072

T. Cooks
Looking for what is widely accepted as the best brunch in the Valley? Head to T. Cook’s at the Royal Palms Resort. Mediterranean cuisine served in an ambiance unmatched in Scottsdale, the restaurant is also known for its panoramic views and excellent service.
5200 East Camelback Road, Phoenix (602) 808-0766

El Chorro Lodge
El Chorro is known for its stunning views of Camelback Mountain, great food and its place in Phoenix history. Not to mention its cinnamon rolls!
5550 East Lincoln Drive, Paradise Valley (480) 948-5170

Vincent on Camelback
It is said that Vincent Guerithault is the pioneer of fine Southwestern cuisine, and was the first to successfully and broadly apply the most exacting techniques French haute cuisine in preparing dishes infused with southwestern ingredients. Since 1986 Vincent on Camelback has been a favorite destination.
3930 East Camelback Road, Phoenix (602) 224-0225

Elements at Sanctuary Resort
Farm-fresh American cuisine defines Elements at Sanctuary Resort, which is critically acclaimed for innovations like in-house smoked meats and a raw bar for iced shellfish and sashimi.
5700 East McDonald Drive, Paradise Valley (480) 607-2300

Pizzeria Bianco
James Beard Award-winning Chris Bianco’s wood-fired pizza has been savored by the likes of Oprah and Martha Stewart and named the best pizza in the U.S. by Bon Apetit, Vogue and Rachel Ray. The pizzeria is a dining destination for locals and visitors alike. Be prepared to wait, though – seating is limited and demand is great.
623 E. Adams St., Phoenix (602) 258-8300

And don’t miss these great spots in our own backyard:
Fleming’s
Fleming’s Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar is an ongoing celebration of exceptional food and wine, featuring the finest cuts of aged prime steak and 100 wines by the glass.
6333 North Scottsdale Road, Scottsdale (480) 596-8265

Market Street Kitchen
James Bears award-winning Chef Robert McGrath provides the best in wood-fired rotisserie cooking at this rustic-yet-modern high-energy Scottsdale restaurant located on Market Street in DC Ranch.
20825 North Pima Road, Scottsdale (480) 278-7044

Herb Box
Innovative World Creations. A food boutique concept that offers customers a worldly and sophisticate retail setting that features an extensive array of freshly prepared meals, including the casual catering-to-go line.
20707 North Pima Road #140, Scottsdale (480) 289-6180

Grimaldi’s
This rustic New York-style pizzeria located on Market Street serves handmade wood-fired pizza and gourmet salads. Perfect for a family gathering or a casual meal with friends.
20715 North Pima Road, Scottsdale (480) 515-5588

The Phoenix metro area is home to six professional sports franchises, and home to a robust spring training program for Major League Baseball.

Professional Sports Teams:

·             Arizona Cardinals (NFL)

·             Arizona Diamondbacks (MLB)

·             Arizona Rattlers (AFL)

·             Phoenix Coyotes (NHL)

·             Phoenix Suns (NBA)

Scottsdale is known for its thriving arts scene, long inspired by its Sonoran Desert setting. Home to more than 100 galleries, Scottsdale boasts one of the most concentrated collections in the nation. Scottsdale also is home to acclaimed museums, architectural wonders, the Scottsdale ArtWalk, world-class performance spaces and an award-winning public art program.

Don’t Miss:
• Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art
• Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts
• Musical Instrument Museum
• Scottsdale ArtWalk
• Frank Lloyd Wright’s Taliesin West
• Scottsdale’s Public Art

The Sonoran Desert in Scottsdale’s backyard is an outdoor enthusiast’s playground from sunup to sundown, from hiking and biking trails in the McDowell Sonoran Preserve to a rafting trip down the Salt River.

Don’t Miss:
• Sonoran Desert Jeep tours
• Hot air ballooning
• Guided or DIY hikes in the McDowell Sonoran Preserve

A few of the most popular hiking spots in North Scottsdale include:

Camelback Mountain – two different routes to the 2,680ft summit offer different challenges. Echo Canyon is the popular route, which ascends 1,400 foot up the western side of the mountain in just over a mile. The journey quickly becomes a real leg-burner but delivers some good hiking experiences and a varied terrain. The Cholla trail heads up a well maintained trail on Camelback’s east flank, but becomes a challenging and technical ascent upon reaching the ridgeline. This fun 1.3 mile route becomes increasingly rocky and precipitous, and though the conditions here are not extreme, we’d certainly urge caution and wouldn’t recommend this route for young children or folk with a strong aversion to heights.

Piestewa (Squaw) Peak – this mountain offers a short but taxing 1,100 ft climb and many great views along the 1 mile route. If you feel the need to escape from the throngs, you can always extend your return journey along the much less traveled Circumference Trail which traces a flanking route around the mountain. The trip around the mountain measures around 3.1 miles from the peak trail and back to the trailhead.

Tom’s Thumb, North Side – Tom’s Thumb, North Side is about 3.7 miles long and is the prominent granite bump in the McDowell Mountain preserve. Easily visible from the Scottsdale area, Tom’s Thumb Trail from the north side provides some great views of Phoenix as well as looking out toward Four Peaks and Weavers Needle. The trail is very well manicured, and will be nice hiking except for some steep elevation gains.

Pinnacle Peak – Pinnacle Peak is about 3.7 miles long and is great for hiking or running and normally takes 1-3 hours. It’s the type of hike that can give you a good workout without being overly stressful or difficult. With the very well maintained surface this is also a popular hike for runners so be aware that you may need to do some dodging from time to time