You have many dining options at Biltmore Fashion Park; Seasons 52 serves seasonal American fare and the Capital Grille is perfect for satisfying a steak craving. However, if it is sushi you want, Stingray Sushi should be your go-to place, and you will not be disappointed. In addition to specialties like the crispy spicy tuna, lobster ceviche and spicy shrimp scallop, the eatery also has offers some Japanese dishes with Latin flavors. You can enjoy chicken teriyaki, Chilean sea bass, sushi boats in different sizes and many more entrées. Happy Hour between 3p and 7p, Monday through Friday, is a good time to enjoy beers, wines, sake and specialty concoctions.

One of many restaurants at Biltmore Fashion Park, Seasons 52 is an eatery that, true to its name, presents delicacies crafted from the freshest produce the season has to offer. The menu is unlikely to be the same two times in a row, and you can always savor something new, be it Copper River salmon, oak-grilled filet mignon or spicy chicken chile relleno. These scrumptious offerings are followed by mini-indulgences like key lime pie and raspberry chocolate chip cannoli. You can make your dining experience even more enjoyable by pairing your meal with something from the wine list.

Part of the Richardson's of New Mexico family of eateries, Rokerij has many delicacies on its lunch, brunch and dinner menus. Small plates of prime rib sliders, cilantro rubbed grilled shrimp, pan-seared salmon and half shell oysters start off the meal, and many tasty preparations follow. The New Mexican platter, Rokerij burger, Gruyere steak sandwich and Chimayo chicken are offerings you may want to try. A private dining room with a 16-person capacity is also available.

A meal at L'Amore, run by an Italian family, is no different from dining at a friend's home; the warm hospitality and cozy atmosphere are an absolute treat, and the meal is no different. Steamed clams, shrimp scampi, beef carpaccio and sautéed calamari are just the beginning of a fantastic meal, and there are many more delicacies for you to devour. The entrée list features preparations like fresh salmon lemon dill, eggplant parmigiana, beef tenderloin Gorgonzola and chicken marsala, to name just a few. The bar area features live music between Thursday and Saturday, and Happy Hour is from 3p to 7p, Monday through Friday.

Named after the pair that conceptualized the Arizona Biltmore, Frank & Albert's is one of your dining options at the hotel. Using local ingredients, the restaurant creates delicacies that just make you want to dig in, and there are some great drinks to boot. An eatery you can visit with the family, it is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Griiled fish tacos and green chili chicken empanadas are two of the many local comfort foods to be found on the menu, and there are daily specials to be enjoyed as well. The daily High Five Happy Hour from 5p to 7p is a good time to enjoy specialty cocktails, beers and wines. Regular beer dinners are also organized.

Step into Two Hippies Gnarly Burger Joint and step back in time. The multi-colored and tie-dyed walls, photos of the 1960s and 70s biggest stars and peace signs add quirky atmosphere to a delicious menu. Burgers with various toppings, hot dogs, cheesesteaks, onion rings, steak fries and more await you in this time capsule. Wash your American classics down with one of their special flavored lemonades or bring your own beer!

This modern and inviting Japanese and sushi restaurant is sure to please anyone, no matter their dietary restrictions. While you will find all the usual staples you would find at a Japanese restaurant, Hana often features fresh specials along with signature items that diners can delight in anytime, like the gyuniku tempura roll. Hana is a perfect option for a diner who wants to delight in the flavors of Japan without eating seafood, as they have many vegetarian and non-marine items.

Niccoli's is your friendly neighborhood Italian deli, and all that comes with it. At Niccoli's, folks can pick up all kinds of products from imported canned tomatoes and olive oils to cookies, homemade breads and pizza crusts, and of course a great selection of meats and cheeses. Ask around town, though, and you will find out that Niccoli's is renowned for their Italian sub sandwiches, especially the the spicy sausage and marinara sub. For all your casual Italian needs, look no further.

Italian Restaurant is one of the original restaurants Phoenix's beloved Bianco Restaurant Group. The relatively small menu changes every day, but always features several options of antipasti, salads, sandwiches and of course pastas. They also serve more hearty main dishes known as secondi. While you may not find quite the extensive choices as many other Italian restaurants, you can be sure that this Italian Restaurant has opted for quality over quantity.

Christopher's Restaurant is the product of award-winning chef Christopher Gross. The food here is everything you would expect from this highly accredited entrepreneur. The kitchen turns out delicious, contemporary French-inspired dishes like terrine of foie gras served with brioche, or goat cheese pizza topped with duck confit and fig. They also do a fantastic charcuterie as well as a six-course tasting menu for those who just can't decide between all the amazing options. To end your meal, opt for the creamy chocolate tower that comes with berries and espresso creme. The Crush lounge is also hip and happening, serving some of the most creative cocktails in town.