Eat Up Drive In will reopen in Arcadia on January 17, 2026, following an extensive recovery after last April’s devastating fire.

Beloved for its “cooked slow, served fast” comfort food since 2021, the locally owned eatery is making a comeback with both familiar classics and fresh updates.

Patrons can expect favorite dishes like crispy chicken tenders and wood-grilled steak, plus the debut of an all-day breakfast menu featuring overnight oats, avocado toast, and espresso drinks.

Vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-friendly options round out a menu designed to welcome everyone.

The reopening celebration includes a visit from the local Fire Department and complimentary treats for attendees.

Located near 40th Street and Indian School Road, Eat Up Drive In reopens amid Arcadia’s vibrant growth, alongside new luxury housing at The Arcadian and the approved Arcadia Motor Club.

Arcadia residents can now savor both beloved classics and exciting new community amenities.

Diego Pops is a vibrant and playful spot in the heart of Old Town Scottsdale, known for its fun atmosphere and a creative take on Mexican street food favorites. This local staple offers a colorful setting for a casual family lunch or a fun evening out, truly capturing the energetic spirit of our community.

You will find classic tacos and tasty margaritas on the menu, alongside unique dishes like their famous Brussels Sprout Nachos. With a welcoming patio and a friendly vibe, it is a go-to for residents looking for delicious food in a relaxed setting.

This spotlight is presented by Diego Pops. Ready to try a modern twist on authentic Mexican flavors? See the menu and plan your visit!

Scottsdale’s dining scene thrives with sought-after spots where reservations are essential.

At Tell Your Friends in Old Town, guests can enjoy Prohibition-inspired cocktails, live jazz, and a cozy atmosphere that fills up quickly.

Toca Madera dazzles as a high-energy favorite, offering modern Mexican cuisine and craft cocktails in a vibrant space packed during weekends and special events.

For steak enthusiasts, Bourbon & Bones and legendary Mastro’s deliver USDA Prime steaks, seafood, and extensive bourbon options—expect to book well ahead.

Ocean 44 remains a polished hotspot for fresh seafood and steak, while Fat Ox wins local acclaim for chef-driven Italian fare and handmade pasta.

Newcomers like Shiv Supper Club and Catch Scottsdale add innovative menus and chic atmospheres downtown, making early reservations crucial.

For an exclusive tasting, Reserve offers a limited-seating, chef’s menu experience for discerning diners.

Securing a table early guarantees a memorable night in Scottsdale's vibrant culinary landscape.

Q: What are some popular tourist attractions in Scottsdale?

A: Old Town Scottsdale, Desert Botanical Garden, and Scottsdale Fashion Square are all popular tourist attractions in Scottsdale.

Q: What is the weather like in Scottsdale?

A: Scottsdale typically has hot summers with temperatures reaching over 100 degrees Fahrenheit and mild winters with temperatures in the 60s and 70s.

Q: Is Scottsdale a safe city to live in?

A: Scottsdale is generally considered a safe city with low crime rates compared to national averages. It is a popular destination for families and retirees seeking a safe and peaceful community.