Fall Arizona Restaurant Week ends Sept. 27. We went through the Scottsdale menus and pulled out the ones that actually caught our attention.
Arizona Restaurant Week is officially in its final stretch.
The 2026 fall edition runs through Sunday, Sept. 27, which means you’ve only got a few nights left to take advantage of special prix-fixe menus around Scottsdale. Participating restaurants are generally offering menus at $33, $44, or $55, with a few lunch, brunch, and per-couple exceptions. (Arizona Restaurant Week)
And a lot of restaurants are participating.
Too many, frankly, to simply dump into one giant list.
So we went through the Scottsdale options and pulled out the deals that stood out to us — whether because the menu includes restaurant signatures, the pricing is particularly interesting, or it gives you a reason to try somewhere new.
Here are the Scottsdale Restaurant Week deals we’d look at before the weekend is over.
🍣 Nobu Scottsdale — $55
Probably one of the easiest reservations to justify this week.
If Nobu has been sitting on your Scottsdale restaurant bucket list, Restaurant Week gives you a much lower-cost way to finally walk through the door.
The three-course $55 menu gives diners a chance to experience the kind of Japanese dishes and polished service that have made Nobu one of the biggest names at Scottsdale Fashion Square.
This is exactly where Restaurant Week makes sense.
You’re not necessarily looking for the cheapest dinner in town.
You’re looking for a restaurant that may normally feel like a splurge — at a price that makes trying it considerably easier.
Price: $55 per person
Through: Sept. 27
📍 7014 E. Camelback Road, Scottsdale
Why we like it: If Restaurant Week is supposed to get you into a restaurant you might otherwise save for a special occasion, Nobu fits the assignment.
🍣 KAUBOI — $55
One of Scottsdale’s newer restaurants is doing Restaurant Week for the first time.
KAUBOI joined Arizona Restaurant Week during this fall run, making it one of the fresh faces in the lineup. The official Restaurant Week site lists the Japanese steakhouse at $55. (Arizona Restaurant Week)
That makes this one particularly appealing if you’ve been meaning to try somewhere new rather than revisiting an old favorite.
Price: $55 per person
Through: Sept. 27
📍 4415 N. Buckboard Trail, Scottsdale
Why we like it: Restaurant Week works best when it gives people a reason to try something genuinely new. KAUBOI fits that perfectly.
🇮🇹 Sexy Roman — $33 Lunch / $55 Dinner
Sexy Roman is offering both lunch and dinner Restaurant Week menus this year.
The official Restaurant Week lineup lists the Old Town restaurant at $33 for lunch and $55 for dinner. (Arizona Restaurant Week)
And honestly, the $33 lunch is the one that catches our eye.
With so many restaurants clustering around the $55 dinner price point, finding a polished Old Town restaurant offering a three-course lunch at $33 gives you a different way to participate without turning every Restaurant Week outing into a major dinner.
Lunch: $33 per person
Dinner: $55 per person
Through: Sept. 27
📍 7277 E. Camelback Road, Scottsdale
Why we like it: Three courses at one of Old Town’s newer upscale restaurants for $33 actually feels like a deal.
🍣 Uchi Scottsdale — $55 Per Person
This might be one of the most interesting date-night options on the list.
Uchi Scottsdale is offering a Restaurant Week tasting priced at $110 total for two people — $55 per person — with a mandatory two-person minimum. (Arizona Restaurant Week)
The restaurant comes from James Beard Award-winning chef Tyson Cole and specializes in nontraditional Japanese cuisine, sushi, seasonal tastings and omakase-style dining. (Arizona Restaurant Week)
That makes this one especially interesting for couples.
Rather than everyone ordering independently from a standard prix-fixe menu, the format naturally turns the meal into something shared.
Price: $110 for two / $55 per person
Through: Sept. 27
📍 3821 N. Scottsdale Road, Scottsdale
Why we like it: Uchi is built around tasting and sharing already, so Restaurant Week feels particularly natural here.
🥐 Arcadia Farms Café — $55
Dinner at Arcadia Farms is the deal.
Arcadia Farms is normally one of Scottsdale’s classic breakfast-and-lunch destinations.
During Fall Arizona Restaurant Week, though, the restaurant is opening for dinner, giving diners a chance to experience the longtime Old Town favorite in a way they normally can’t.
That is what makes this one stand out.
It isn’t simply a lower-priced version of a meal you could order every night of the year.
You’re getting access to a dinner service that generally isn’t part of the restaurant’s regular routine.
Price: $55 per person
Through: Sept. 27
📍 7025 E. First Ave., Scottsdale
Why we like it: Restaurant Week gives you a meal at Arcadia Farms you normally can’t have.
🍺 Culinary Dropout — $33
Simple, inexpensive and easy to understand.
Culinary Dropout is listed at $33 for Restaurant Week. (Arizona Restaurant Week)
It’s not trying to turn the week into a formal tasting-menu experience.
It’s still Culinary Dropout.
Gastropub food.
Drinks.
A casual atmosphere.
And a price that makes it one of the easier Restaurant Week dinners to say yes to.
Price: $33
📍 7135 E. Camelback Road, Scottsdale
Why we like it: Sometimes Dining Deals really should mean an actual deal.
🍷 Olive & Ivy — $55
A Waterfront favorite that is easy to work into date night.
Olive & Ivy is one of those Scottsdale restaurants that already feels built for a leisurely dinner.
The Waterfront setting, patio and Mediterranean-influenced menu make it a fairly easy Restaurant Week choice if you’d rather revisit a Scottsdale favorite than experiment with somewhere completely new.
Price: $55 per person
📍 7135 E. Camelback Road, Scottsdale
Why we like it: Familiar restaurant, attractive setting and an easy date-night choice that doesn’t require overthinking it.
🍝 Maggiano’s Little Italy — $55 Per Couple
This may be the purest value play on the list.
Most Restaurant Week pricing is per person.
Maggiano’s Scottsdale is listed at:
$55 per couple. (Arizona Restaurant Week)
That immediately makes it stand out.
If your main goal is simply getting a lot of dinner for the money rather than discovering the trendiest new dining room, this one is difficult to ignore.
Price: $55 per couple
📍 16405 N. Scottsdale Road, Scottsdale
Why we like it: Two people for $55 is hard to argue with.
🥂 Cooper’s Hawk Winery & Restaurant — $25 Lunch / $44 Dinner
Another one where lunch may be the smarter play.
Cooper’s Hawk is offering both lunch and dinner Restaurant Week pricing, with its winery-and-restaurant format giving guests another option beyond the typical Scottsdale steakhouse or Italian prix fixe.
The lower lunch price is particularly appealing if you want to participate without stacking another $55 dinner onto the week.
Lunch: $25
Dinner: $44
📍 7361 E. Frank Lloyd Wright Blvd., Scottsdale
Why we like it: One of the lower entry points for Restaurant Week.
🌊 PINYON Coastal Mediterranean — $55
Use Restaurant Week to try somewhere newer.
PINYON’s concept draws on coastal Mediterranean cooking, giving you flavors that move through Southern Europe and beyond rather than staying in one regional lane.
The Restaurant Week menu is priced at $55. (Arizona Restaurant Week)
This is another one where the appeal is as much about discovery as price.
If you’ve been meaning to try PINYON, this gives you an easy reason to finally go.
Price: $55
📍 7363 E. Scottsdale Mall, Scottsdale
Why we like it: Newer restaurant + prix-fixe menu = exactly what Restaurant Week is supposed to encourage.
🔥 Pistoleros Parrilla — $55
For the person who wants steakhouse energy with a Sonoran edge.
Pistoleros Parrilla is participating with a $55 menu. (Arizona Restaurant Week)
The Old Town Mexican steakhouse is built around Sonoran cooking, live-fire preparation and mesquite-grilled meats, with inspiration drawn from Northern Mexico and the borderlands. (Arizona Restaurant Week)
That gives it a very different identity from the sushi, Italian and Mediterranean menus dominating much of Restaurant Week.
Price: $55
📍 4333 N. Civic Center Plaza, Scottsdale
Why we like it: Mesquite, tequila and steak give this one a strong Arizona personality.
🍴 So Which Ones Would We Book?
You really don’t need to do ten Restaurant Week dinners.
If we were narrowing things down based on what makes each option interesting:
🍣 For a splurge restaurant at an easier price:
Nobu Scottsdale
🍣 For somewhere new:
KAUBOI
💰 For lunch value:
Sexy Roman
🍣 For date night:
Uchi Scottsdale
🍝 For pure dollars-and-cents value:
Maggiano’s — $55 per couple
🥐 For something you normally can’t do:
Dinner at Arcadia Farms
And if you’ve spent all week saying:
“We should do Restaurant Week this year…”
This is your reminder.
It ends Sunday.
After that, you officially have to wait until spring.
KNOW BEFORE YOU GO
Fall Arizona Restaurant Week runs through Sunday, Sept. 27, 2026. The event’s official pricing tiers are generally $33, $44, or $55 per person or couple unless otherwise noted, and beverages, tax, and gratuity are usually extra. (Arizona Restaurant Week)
Reservations are a very good idea for the final weekend.
Menus and availability can change, so check directly with the restaurant before heading out.
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