Restaurants in Sun City West

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Crazy Earl's perfectly safe restaurant seduces patrons with the occasional nylon timbres of mariachi bands and a globally inspired menu. The Chimichanga Special piques and sates hearty hankerings with beef or chicken enchiladas joined by sour cream and guacamole ($10.49), while 9'' hand-tossed pizzas feature the Greek Combo with feta, gyro, and black olives in a sea of marinara and mozzarella cheese ($9.29). Breakfast-minded eaters are privy to the home-style flavors of biscuits and gravy ($3.29), and bread stuffers can follow a trail of bread crumbs to the 100%-Angus-beef South of the Border Burger with bacon, cheese, and guacamole ($8.99), as well as fried fish filet sandwiches ($8.99).

Saddle Ranch Chop House allows diners to put together a feast from a menu loaded with steaks and salads, then rock and ride with the restaurant's "rock meets Western" theme. Chow on a sizzling steak, such as the charbroiled, marble-cut rib eye ($24.99), or chomp into the pineapple teriyaki burger, served with a wasabi cream sauce ($11.99). To wash down a full order of barbecue baby back ribs ($21.99), take part in the Texas Tea Party, a stiff concoction of vodka, gin, rum, tequila, sweet-and-sour mix, and Coke. Saddle Ranch Chop House's seasoned chefs also cook breakfast and brunchy grub, such as cinnamon swirl Texas toast ($9.99) and buttermilk pancakes topped with fresh fruit ($8.99), until 3 p.m.

Black Bear Diner's griddle and grill gurus plate up hearty helpings of casual comfort food for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. For the most important meal of the day, served all day, options include sweet-cream pancakes ($5.49–$5.99), a henhouse of three-egg omelettes and two-egg scrambles ($8.29–$8.99), and Bigfoot's chicken-fried steak and eggs ($9.99), which satisfies even Sasquatch-sized appetites. Riding on a french roll, the tri-tip dip ($8.99) mingles among the selection of specialty sandwiches, while the old-fashioned meat-loaf dinner peddles by on an original penny-farthing ($9.99).

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