


Bustling pick for wood-fired New American dishes served in a chic, contemporary setting.
Hours
| Friday | 4–10 PM |
| Saturday | 4–10 PM |
| Sunday | 10 AM–2 PM, 4–9 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 4–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 4–9 PM |
| Thursday | 4–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 10637 N Tatum Blvd suite 101-B, Phoenix, AZ 85028
Phone: (480) 483-0009
Website: http://rusconiskitchen.com/
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: opentable.com
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Reviews
We ordered Martini’s and Cosmos, while we deciding on what to order. The cocktails took a while to to be delivered by Austin. He was very nice and apologetic, but honestly he was spread way to thin… basically taking care of the whole front area plus the patio area. When he came to take our order, he gave us the rundown of the specials. Mussels were included which I’ve had before so I jumped on that. My friend and I shared the Pork Chili Verde appetizer and an order of French Fries and he ordered the Cocoa Rubbed Breast of Duck.
Pork Chili Verde appetizer came looked good, as we dug in, the Crispy Grit fries were soggy sitting in a pool of sauce, hardly any pork, just a few pieces of ground pork, a bit bland. My mussels came, again looked good but the mussels were so overcooked the meat shrunk to the size of a small almond and was dried up along with quit a few empty shells. It was so disappointing, as I have had them before and they were delicious as you can see my past photos. My friend duck was good but to him seemed small in size, as he too has had the duck in the past. While eating our entrees, we ordered another round of cocktail which again took a very long time, finally delivered but olives were missing. Honestly our server was doing the best he could do but he was given too many tables to manage. Between the food and service, we felt indifferent about the evening.
LOL though on a positive note, the table next to us ordered the Harris Ranch “Kitchen” Burger and it LOOKED Fantastic. My friend and I decided we maybe back just to sit at the bar and try the burgers.
Been a little while since we visited this great neighborhood spot. Gonna need to fix that as this place is fabulous. Food is upscale and delicious. Service is casual, but welcoming and professional. The atmosphere is warm and relaxed.
The cocktails are good with some creativity without being flamboyant.
We had the pork belly and polenta to start. Nice balance of sweet + savory and surprisingly light despite being, as expected, quite rich.
For mains, my better half had the tenderloin (perfectly charred served over amazing truffle mac & cheese). I had the salmon. I was a bet skeptical of blackberry glaze, but it really worked. It was perfectly cooked and also had that amazing charred flavor. It was served over potato puree and the most incredible braised/charred Brussel sprouts.
We finished with coffee (legit Americano) and the chocolate bread pudding (highly recommend). Not too sweet, the combo of the dark chocolate bitterness with the subtle, sweet + spiced + buttery breading pudding flavor was outstanding.
It’s a mildly upscale price point (less so in today’s inflationary environment) but actually great value compared most places capable of this level of food.
The chef-driven American cuisine is always spot-on: hearty, flavorful, and made with great ingredients. The atmosphere feels warm and welcoming, like a neighborhood gem that’s upscale but never stuffy. Service is consistently attentive and friendly, and it’s the kind of place where you feel taken care of.
It’s become a true family favorite because it works for every mood—celebratory or casual. Highly recommend for anyone in the Phoenix/Paradise Valley area looking for reliable, delicious dining. We’ll keep coming back!
We usually have a rule we don’t do restaurants twice on work trips, but this might be an exception. Was about $120 per person with tip by the end and we each had a main and 2 drinks. Worth the trip from where we were staying and worth the price. The following day, the restaurant called and checked in on how we enjoyed the food and hoped to see us back again which was a nice touch.