Located at the Chaparral Suites Scottsdale, the 4th Floor Grille is an excellent option if you're in the mood to taste anything Scottsdalian. Large, comfortable sofas and friendly service create a lazy and casual mood, making this a favorite dining location with the hotel's guests and locals alike. The menu features delectable choices- try the Scottsdalian Chicken Salad or the Prime Rib, which comes highly recommended. Do save some room for the desserts, or drop in at the sport's bar right next door; you surely won't be disappointed.

Su Vino Winery, one of the first wineries in Scottsdale, offers tastings of 5 wines (red, white, and sweet/dessert wines) for just USD10. An imposing concrete building on the outside, Su Vino is a warm, jovial space on the inside, especially on those nights the house is packed. Tasting sessions which you can enjoy at the bar or at a table, can be complemented by various appetizers and desserts, such as the Cheese Platter, the Stuffed Glazed Fig or a decadent piece of Chocolate Cake, among other delights. The winery also sells wine-related products such as wine stoppers and wine bags. You can even have a personalized wine label made just for you!

After having shopped at the Scottsdale Fashion Square, head to Harkins Fashion Square 7 to catch a good movie! For an enjoyable experience, sit back and relax with popcorn and a soda from the refreshment stand. For film times, ticket prices and further information, please call or see their website.

The Venue Scottsdale should be your venue of choice if you wish to host a fabulously successful, perfectly planned event. With its many spaces, including the Ballroom, Courtyard Bar and Comedy Spot, it has something for everyone. Whether what you're planning is a charity event for 100 people or a wedding with 1300 guests, you will be delighted with the outcome. Not only do you get a wonderful venue, but also a professional staff to help you plan every aspect of your event.

This casino offers exciting options for entertainment, dining and gambling. Have a fabulously fun time in this facility, owned and operated by Pima-Maricopa Indians. Multiple dining and drinking spots include a sport and piano bar as well as on-site restaurants. The Showroom is where you want to be if you want to enjoy some fantastic live entertainment, be it rock music or comedy shows. Native American jewelry and artwork are showcased alongside other gift items in the boutiques and specialty stores. On-site ATMs as well as a global check cashing facility are on the premises. See website for restaurant menus, event calendar, and more.

Experience the indigenous ingredients of Arizona at the Talking Stick Golf Club's attractive and elegant dining room. Rustic yet sophisticated southwestern decor with Native Arizonan artwork and accents decorate Wildhorse Grill. The view of the distant mountains is breathtaking. Italian hoagies, pretzels, hot dogs and sandwiches are featured on the menu.

Designed with the aim of providing children with an environment perfect for the exploration of the performing arts, the Greasepaint Youtheatre succeeds in teaching them skills they will value in their grown-up lives as well. The actors at this theater put up some riveting performances that are unexpected from children so young. With shows divided according to age groups, this theater has put up some wonderful performances like Les Miserables, The Jungle Book and The Wiz. They also organize after-school programs for schools and groups.

Upscale and classy, the Chart House, is located at McCormick Ranch. Attractive with a wood interior, it will be a tough choice deciding whether to eat inside or enjoy your meal on the patio overlooking the sparkling small lake. While the menu is mainly devoted to seafood, non-fish-lovers will also find steaks, chicken and pastas. However, fresh fish is the order of the day here. Both fin and shellfish are brought in fresh and are prepared with adequate flavoring.

Winner of multiple Wine Spectator "Awards of Excellence," and touted in Gourmet Magazine and the Zagat Guide, this one-of-a-kind wine bar and grill has also garnered praise (and a loyal following) locally. The food is on the cutting edge. Take for example, the fresh Ahi glazed with lavender-infused grappa, or the Prima Pappardelle comprising of flat noodle pasta with rapini, grape tomatoes, fennel, oyster mushrooms, in fennel broth, lemon olive oil and pecorino. Be sure to try the "Chocolate Lottery Torte" just for fun; a dense chocolate base topped with a real lottery ticket.

The Mesa Arts Center is a beautiful architectural building that incorporates the Ikeda Theatre. The theater can seat about 1,588 guests, and the arrangement is spread over three floors. The venue also features some modern and adjustable acoustics that can be made suitable for different kinds of musical performances. Watching a performance at this theater will definitely be a great experience. They rent out this space for private events. Check out the website for more information on the theater and their schedule.