$15 for $30 Worth of Sunday Brunch Fare at Cowboy Ciao
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- Eclectic ambience
- Inventive dishes and drinks
- Old West and Italian design
Brunch is an indecisive bully that waits until weekends to show up at your apartment and call you names through the security intercom. Show this confused meal hybrid its true nature with today's Groupon: for $15, you get $30 worth of Sunday brunch at Cowboy Ciao in Scottsdale. This deal is not valid for lunch or dinner.
Cowboy Ciao's simple yet robust menu serves up six savory concoctions and a slew of delicious libations. The Sunday bruschetta ($7) crowns grilled baguettes with smoked salmon, scrambled eggs, cotija, and roasted tomato salsa, and the Southwest eggs Benedict ($16) stuffs stomachs with layered havens of English muffin, prosciutto cotto, poached egg, chipotle hollandaise, and Roma tomatoes. Vacillating appetites leaning toward lunch can opt for the breakfast burger ($13) blanketed in cheddar, bacon, aioli, and fried egg, cushioned between slices of soft challah bread, and sidekicked by savory sweet-potato fries. If you've got a case of saccharine mouth bones or Francophilia, the cornbread french toast ($7) can quell insurgent appetites without resorting to a miniature kitchen guillotine.
Wash down mid-morning munchies with a fresh cocktail such as the classic Bloody Mary ($7), or try an inventive potion such as the mocha java ($5), a perky blend of Patrón XO Café, cream liqueur, and Charbay black walnut. Cowboy Ciao offers an eclectic dining atmosphere described as "Border Baroque," blending Italian stucco with Old Western wood and iron. The colorful space is embellished with high arching booths, angelic art, rich reds, and ample lighting, making it an ideal place to start your Sunday, whether you're flanked by friends, family, or the entire cast of The Honeymooners.
Reviews
Cowboy Ciao gets a 4.5-star rating from azcentral.com, a 15/20 on Gayot, and a four-star average from more than 160 Yelpers.
- Cowboy Ciao has it all---a mix of young and hip chefs, wine experts and a promotional staff that make this restaurant a place to see and be seen. – Gayot
- Offers modern American cuisine with dishes such as pistachio-crusted salmon and exotic mushroom panfry. The town’s best wine list is another big plus. – azcentral.com
- Eclectic ambience
- Inventive dishes and drinks
- Old West and Italian design
Brunch is an indecisive bully that waits until weekends to show up at your apartment and call you names through the security intercom. Show this confused meal hybrid its true nature with today's Groupon: for $15, you get $30 worth of Sunday brunch at Cowboy Ciao in Scottsdale. This deal is not valid for lunch or dinner.
Cowboy Ciao's simple yet robust menu serves up six savory concoctions and a slew of delicious libations. The Sunday bruschetta ($7) crowns grilled baguettes with smoked salmon, scrambled eggs, cotija, and roasted tomato salsa, and the Southwest eggs Benedict ($16) stuffs stomachs with layered havens of English muffin, prosciutto cotto, poached egg, chipotle hollandaise, and Roma tomatoes. Vacillating appetites leaning toward lunch can opt for the breakfast burger ($13) blanketed in cheddar, bacon, aioli, and fried egg, cushioned between slices of soft challah bread, and sidekicked by savory sweet-potato fries. If you've got a case of saccharine mouth bones or Francophilia, the cornbread french toast ($7) can quell insurgent appetites without resorting to a miniature kitchen guillotine.
Wash down mid-morning munchies with a fresh cocktail such as the classic Bloody Mary ($7), or try an inventive potion such as the mocha java ($5), a perky blend of Patrón XO Café, cream liqueur, and Charbay black walnut. Cowboy Ciao offers an eclectic dining atmosphere described as "Border Baroque," blending Italian stucco with Old Western wood and iron. The colorful space is embellished with high arching booths, angelic art, rich reds, and ample lighting, making it an ideal place to start your Sunday, whether you're flanked by friends, family, or the entire cast of The Honeymooners.
Reviews
Cowboy Ciao gets a 4.5-star rating from azcentral.com, a 15/20 on Gayot, and a four-star average from more than 160 Yelpers.
- Cowboy Ciao has it all---a mix of young and hip chefs, wine experts and a promotional staff that make this restaurant a place to see and be seen. – Gayot
- Offers modern American cuisine with dishes such as pistachio-crusted salmon and exotic mushroom panfry. The town’s best wine list is another big plus. – azcentral.com