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On the Restaurant Scene
GRILLE AT SHADOWROCK
Savor the true spirit.
TIM AND LORI BYRNE enjoy the generous portions served at Blue Moon Cafe.
Enjoy fun food, fun atmosphere and fun
service at Blue Moon Care in the Village
A blue moon refers to the second full moon of the
month. It is a very unique event. So is dining at the Blue
Moon Care in the Village of Oak Creek.
At the Blue Moon, guests will find they are friends
who come in to have a bite to eat. Order breakfast any
time, an authentic Philly steak sandwich or New York
style pizza with handmade, hand-tossed crust. Don't
forget a healthy sized wedge of homemade pie.
"We cook everyone's dinner fresh. We don't use heat
lamps here. While you wait the few minutes it takes you
can read a quick, humorous book or play a game of
tic-tac-toe," Blue Moon owner 13m Byrne said. '/Ve like
to keep things simple and friendly."
Fun, affordable dining is the motto at Blue Moon.
Along the walls are several humorous signs,
memorabilia and paintings of what the village looked
like before it was discovered. Guests can sit in furniture
Byme rescued from former Sedona restaurants like the
Wild Toucan and the Dug Out Lounge. One booth is
where Byrne and his wife and co-owner, Lori, sat at a
former restaurant. The rescued pieces make the Blue
Moon's furnishings an amalgam of former restaurants
-- another fun feature.
'/e really try to be approachable, affordable and a
fun place to eat. We want everyone who comes here
to have a good meal, good time and leave with an
enjoyable experience," Byme said.
The Blue Moon Cafe is at 6101 State Route 179.
They are open 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. seven days a week.
Call 284-1831.
Korean & Vegetarn Food
T * 928-204-I047 (11 a.m - 8 p.m.)
Across the street from Pink Jeep Tours
THE ART OF COOKING
The Cooking Schoolat
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• Fun, hands-on classes showcasing a
gourmet 4-course dinner.
• Featuring Arizona'sfinest chefs.
• Classes startpromptly at 6:00p.m. on Tuesday
and Thursday evenings.
• Special occasion classes available on request.
• $75.00perperson.
Visit our website for details: www.lnnonoakcreek.com
?28.282.7896
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20% OFF
Any Bottle of Wine
or Champagne
Sat., Sept. 18th, 5 p.m. - lO p.m.
Breakfast • Lunch • Dinner • Spirits
90 Ridge Trail Drive, Sedona
Reservations: 928-284-6909 • hiltonsedona.corn
Bed and Breakfast on Oak Creek
19 Private Cabins Along the Lush
Banks of Oak Creek.
Come Enjoy Our Summer Special/
Breakfast on the banks of Oak Creek
with Live Chamber Music,
featuring
Lyra and Meadowlark.
Breakfast is available to outside guests
served daily between 8:00 - 10:00 a.m.
Our friendly staff look forward to
welcoming you!
Please call for reservations.
928-282-2342
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