Along with the standard fast-food operations are a variety of unique eateries. We recommend these places to eat:
Where to eat
The Rose Restaurant, 234 S. Cortez St., (928) 777-8308. Fine continental cuisine and wines in an intimate cottage setting.
Murphy's, 201 N. Cortez St., 928-445-4044. Well-known steak and seafood place in a classy, historic building.
Gurley Street Grill, 230 W. Gurley St., (928) 445-3234: Known for excellent ribs and great service. One of the better deals in town.
Prescott Brewing Company, 130 W. Gurley St., (928) 771-2795. Offering traditional and non-tradition pub fare with solid selection of brews.
Machu Picchu, 111 Grove., (928) 717-8242. Named after a city in the Andes Mountains, it offers outstanding authentic Peruvian food.
El Chaparral, 628 Miller Valley Road, (928) 445-8447: Don't miss the chimichangas and strawberry margaritas at this restaurant, which has been family owned for more than 40 years.
Where to shop
The downtown area is dominated by specialty and antique shops geared toward tourists.
The Cowboy Life, 210 S. Montezuma, specializes in Western apparel and home decor.
Mountain Christmas, 130 W. Gurley St., No. 101, has everything you need for Christmastime.
Galloping Goose Art Gallery, 162 S. Montezuma, has Indian jewelry and pottery.
Shops are conveniently lumped together in two areas, at Bashford Courts Atrium Mall, 130 W. Gurley St., and at Terra Cotta Court, 124 S. Granite St.
Prescott Gateway Mall, the only regional shopping center in Yavapai County, offers visitors a comfortable, open-air lodge feel with a grand fireplace and outdoor village shopping. There are over 80 great stores and restaurants including: Wildflower Bread Company, Macayo's Mexican Kitchen and Souper Salad. Prescott Gateway is anchored by Dillard's, JC Penney, Sears, Barnes & Noble, and Linens N Things. For a complete directory and calendar of events go to www.westcor.com and click on Prescott Gateway.
Where to eat
The Rose Restaurant, 234 S. Cortez St., (928) 777-8308. Fine continental cuisine and wines in an intimate cottage setting.
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Murphy's, 201 N. Cortez St., 928-445-4044. Well-known steak and seafood place in a classy, historic building.
Gurley Street Grill, 230 W. Gurley St., (928) 445-3234: Known for excellent ribs and great service. One of the better deals in town.
Prescott Brewing Company, 130 W. Gurley St., (928) 771-2795. Offering traditional and non-tradition pub fare with solid selection of brews.
Machu Picchu, 111 Grove., (928) 717-8242. Named after a city in the Andes Mountains, it offers outstanding authentic Peruvian food.
El Chaparral, 628 Miller Valley Road, (928) 445-8447: Don't miss the chimichangas and strawberry margaritas at this restaurant, which has been family owned for more than 40 years.
Where to shop
The downtown area is dominated by specialty and antique shops geared toward tourists.
The Cowboy Life, 210 S. Montezuma, specializes in Western apparel and home decor.
Mountain Christmas, 130 W. Gurley St., No. 101, has everything you need for Christmastime.
Galloping Goose Art Gallery, 162 S. Montezuma, has Indian jewelry and pottery.
Shops are conveniently lumped together in two areas, at Bashford Courts Atrium Mall, 130 W. Gurley St., and at Terra Cotta Court, 124 S. Granite St.
Prescott Gateway Mall, the only regional shopping center in Yavapai County, offers visitors a comfortable, open-air lodge feel with a grand fireplace and outdoor village shopping. There are over 80 great stores and restaurants including: Wildflower Bread Company, Macayo's Mexican Kitchen and Souper Salad. Prescott Gateway is anchored by Dillard's, JC Penney, Sears, Barnes & Noble, and Linens N Things. For a complete directory and calendar of events go to www.westcor.com and click on Prescott Gateway.
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