In 1947, The Stockyards, Arizona’s Original Steakhouse, opened its doors for the first time. The restaurant remained open throughout the years as the surrounding cattle pens slowly gave way to urban growth. The restaurant was remodeled during the 2003 – 2005 redevelopment of the last seven acres of the original 200 acre Stockyards site. Updates and upgrades to the kitchen and restrooms and restoration of the 1889 Saloon and Rose Room have improved efficiency and customer experience for this Arizona gem. Staying true to its heritage, The Stockyards Steakhouse continues to feature the finest corn-fed, aged steaks and prime rib. With an emphasis on hearty flavors, The Stockyards’ “New West Cuisine” embraces the culture and culinary trends of the Southwest, utilizing the freshest and highest quality indigenous ingredients in new and innovative ways. Selected as an Arizona Centennial Restaurant in 2012, The Stockyards Steakhouse remains a part of local history and a favorite gathering place for both tourists and local Arizonans.
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