Cafe Monarch, Scottsdale, Arizona, Coffee Restaurant Details

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It was absolutely awful what they did to us. First night out from our baby and we wanted to go somewhere special-- so, we chose here. We drove all the way from Peoria to pull into the parking lot, only for them to call us at 8:30 to tell us our reservation was for 8:30 was cancelled due to the rain. I looked up and there was no rain. It rained for like 20 minutes a half an hour ago... but I guess they rather have you drive there first before they refuse to take you in. It didn't rain the rest of the night either. Ended up going to a steakhouse down the street and sitting on their patio. Too bad for them because we were planning on getting a few gift certificates there too.

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Perfect spot for a special occasion for a couple. Went there for my girlfriend's Bday. The patio is like an enchanted garden and the misters and sun canopy provide more than enough cover to keep the temperature on the patio cool - even on extremely hot summer nights in Phoenix

Food is fantastic and so is the service. This place offers the exact experience you would like and expect when paying fine dining prices. Highly Recommend.

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My sister-in-law and I celebrated my birthday here, and it was my all-time favorite dining experience: warm and welcoming ambience, impeccable service, delicious food--overall exquisite evening

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The atmosphere inside/outside this restaurant is amazing like a Pottery Barn picture.

I visited recently for dinner as part of a large party for a friend. We brought 3 bottles of wine to share with the group.

I was impressed with the appetizer but a little disappointed with my entree. Others had the pork dish and it was pretty delicious. Dessert was fairly good.

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The setting could not be more perfect - an sweet outdoor patio with a glimpse inside of a small rustic interior, the entire operation carefully orchestrated by the chef/owner Christopher. We had a delightful brunch, felt we could be in Provence, and ate the most wonderful and interesting food. It was a sort of quiche but lighter and taller, filled with sausage and topped with a delicate sprinkling of cheese. A beautiful green salsa sauce well placed to the side and some divine-ish asparagus, artichokes and mushrooms to the other side, made the symphony of flavors complete. Our second visit to Cafe Monarch was just as wonderful as visit #1 for a Saturday lunch. Now, we are delightfully planning our first evening visit to enjoy the 3-course dinner and showcase this gem to our visitors from Connecticut.