Pinnacle Peak Patio

The best filet mignon, awesome bbq ribs. Wow! This was better than I thought it would be. We went with friends and kids to dinner. The kids ran around, danced in front of the band and had a great time. My spouse had a filet which was perfectly rare and nice and juicy. I had the ribs, spicy and tender - yum! Our friends had grilled chicken - which was surprisingly good and a giant cheeseburger which he said was delicious. We split the giant brownie dessert - it was to die for, really fudgy. The microbrewed beer hefeweizen? was nice. I'm not a beer drinker but that was good. We missed out on the patio - it wasn't open yet but sitting inside was fine. I would definitely go back!…

Worst SteakHouse-Pinnacle Peak. This is THE worst steakhouse I've ever been to! My BF & I attended a business party there last weekend, and our steaks were approximately 1/4 inch thick (I may be exagerating, possibly 1/16 in. thick) & resembled beef jerky (the woman across from us was served an almost raw steak! (which would of been preferable to ours)), the baked potatoes were luke warm (butter wouldn't melt), and salad was served with Italian dressing whether you liked it or not (slightly warm & soggy) !!!!!

I'm from the midwest & KNOW a good steak ... this was not it! VERY inconsistant food, poor/to non-existant service & I'd never tell a friend or aquanitance to go there (enemys ONLY... AND WE WILL NEVER go there again (even for free))...

.....better off to fire up your own grill or broiler & put on a filet or rob-eye & enjoy at home !!…

Tourists flock here for the great view, the juicy steaks and a slice of cowboy life.. In Short
For more than four decades, this rustic steakhouse nestled in the foothills of the McDowell Mountains is still the No. 1 destination for tourists hungry for a slice of the Wild West. The atmosphere is enhanced with live country-western music and sawdust-covered floors. This larger-than-life beef barn seats 1,000 people on the patio alone, so expect to find crowds and to share your picnic table with strangers. Try the two-pound mesquite-grilled porterhouse and the hickory-smoked chicken with cowboy beans and thick-cut bread. Wash it all down with a seasonal microbrew from Pinnacle's brewery.…

A favorite place to eat. `Being from Pittsburgh, PA, we can't wait to make our yearly trek to Scottsdale and the first place we go after checking in at the resort is to Pinnacle Peaks!! A yearly tradition of ours for 15 years, we look forward all year to the mouth watering steaks, awesome cowboy beans and the fun we have while being there. The food is terrific, the staff is tremendous and it is our favorite place to dine while we are there. We have recommended it to friends and family who have also gone there and gave the same review!! Keep up the great work!! We'll be seeing you real soon!…