ARIZONA NEWS

Breakfast restaurant opening second location in Scottsdale

Feb 5, 2014, 5:00 AM | Updated: 5:00 am

A popular breakfast restaurant in Phoenix’s Sunnyslope neighborhood is set to open its second location this month.

Scramble, which offers a fast-casual experience and morning fare, will be opening a Scottsdale location on February 10, according to an announcement made Tuesday. The new location is set to span 3,100 square feet — including a 1,100 square-foot dog-friendly patio — at 66590 N. Scottsdale Road, on the northwest corner of East Lincoln Drive.

The new location will feature the same menu, brizza (breakfast pizza) and all, but with the addition of alcoholic beverages, from beer and wine to mimosas and bloody Marys.

“We’re not only thrilled to join the world-class Scottsdale culinary community,” said Scottsdale resident and Scramble co-owner Laura Fettig,”but we’re excited to be in this particularly dynamic new location with all of its food superstars.”

Two celebrity chefs have restaurants in the same strip. Vevo by Joey Maggiore and Sumo Maya by German Osio are set to neighbor the new Scramble.

We want to hear from you.

Have a story idea or tip? Pass it along to the KTAR News team here.

Arizona News

A video screen at a presentation says Maricopa Community Colleges in this file photo. The Maricopa ...

KTAR.com

Maricopa County Community College District proposes property tax rate hike

The Maricopa County Community College District is moving to raise its primary property tax rate for the 2024-25 fiscal year.

2 hours ago

Eastbound Loop 202 Red Mountain Freeway closed near Mesa...

Serena O'Sullivan

Eastbound Loop 202 Red Mountain Freeway near Mesa closed after crash

Eastbound Loop 202 Red Mountain Freeway near Mesa closed on Tuesday evening, the Arizona Department of Transportation said.

3 hours ago

Dorothy Jean Tillman II graduated ASU at 17...

Associated Press

17-year-old ‘genius’ graduates from ASU with doctorate in integrated behavioral health

Dorothy Jean Tillman II entered college at the age of 10. This year, she earned a doctorate from Arizona State University at 17 years old.

5 hours ago

Keivin Crosswell-Cervantes was sentenced April 29, 2024, after he pleaded guilty to one charge of c...

KTAR.com

Man sentenced to 17 years in prison for fentanyl, methamphetamine trafficking scheme in Valley

A Mexican man is facing 17 years in prison for his role in a fentanyl and methamphetamine trafficking scheme in the Valley, authorities said Monday.

6 hours ago

Stock image of the exterior of a prison with concertina wire across the top of a fence in front of ...

KTAR.com

Arizona man sentenced to life in prison for sexually abusing preteen girl

An Arizona man was sentenced to life in prison last week for sexually abusing a preteen girl on multiple occasions.

7 hours ago

Arizona House Speaker Ben Toma believes the Secure The Border Act is different than SB1070. (Photo ...

KTAR.com

Arizona House speaker says Secure The Border Act different than SB1070, Texas immigration law

Arizona House Speaker Ben Toma believes a proposed border enforcement measure that could end up on the ballot this fall is different than heavily contested immigration laws that have previously been implemented statewide and across the nation.

9 hours ago

Sponsored Articles

...

DESERT INSTITUTE FOR SPINE CARE

Desert Institute for Spine Care is the place for weekend warriors to fix their back pain

Spring has sprung and nothing is better than March in Arizona. The temperatures are perfect and with the beautiful weather, Arizona has become a hotbed for hikers, runners, golfers, pickleball players and all types of weekend warriors.

...

Midwestern University

Midwestern University Clinics: transforming health care in the valley

Midwestern University, long a fixture of comprehensive health care education in the West Valley, is also a recognized leader in community health care.

...

DISC Desert Institute for Spine Care

Sciatica pain is treatable but surgery may be required

Sciatica pain is one of the most common ailments a person can face, and if not taken seriously, it could become one of the most harmful.

Breakfast restaurant opening second location in Scottsdale