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Posted in Arizona Food & Dining May 12, 2017 by Monica Spencer

The Most Whimsical Restaurant In Arizona Belongs On Your Bucket List

Finding a restaurant in Arizona that not only offers delicious food but also an incredible atmosphere is a real treat. Some are homey, others are luxurious, and you might even find a few that can only be described as whimsical. Guess which one we’re going to look at today? (Hint: read that title again!) We know you’re going to love it!

Great views, great food, great atmosphere. That's exactly what you'll find at Rustler's Rooste, which sits in south Phoenix at the base of South Mountain.

The restaurant emphasizes Arizona's Western history and is a pretty cool place inside and out!

A walk up to the entrance will introduce you to the bulls who call this place home.

In case you haven't already seen a glimpse of the whimsy here, you're about to see more!

The best part? Riding the tin slide down into the dining room!

Grab a seat, whether it's indoors...

...or out for an incredible view of Phoenix.

After you order your grub, you can enjoy some live music playing inside. If you like, grab a partner and pass the time dancing.

Here, you'll find plenty of steak and pork options on the menu, as well as some Mexican dishes as well.

Finish off with a delicious dessert, like this campfire cookie or apple pie a la mode. Yum!

Don't forget to enjoy that view!

Rustler’s Rooste Steakhouse is located at 8383 South 48^th Street in Phoenix. You can find details about the restaurant’s hours of operation and menu options by visiting their website or Facebook page.

Want to read about another cool restaurant in Arizona? Read The Train Themed Restaurant In Arizona That Will Make You Feel Like A Kid Again for one cool restaurant in Flagstaff.

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Monica Spencer

Monica is a Diné (Navajo) freelance writer and photographer based in the Southwest. Born in Gallup and raised in Phoenix, she is Tódich'ii'nii (Bitter Water People) and Tsi'naajinii (Black Streak Wood People). Monica is a staff writer for Only In Your State, photo editor for The Mesa Legend, and previously a staff writer for The Navajo Post. You can reach her at monica.d.spencer@gmail.com.