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    4.4 (30 reviews)
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    Branzino
    Armando S.

    Presentation is everything. Last night was a wonderful start to our New Year's celebrations at Flour & Thyme. We began with Cosmos and Old Fashioneds, along with a sample of the steak tartare, which was absolutely delightful. Unfortunately, an argument over the bill at a nearby large table was a bit startling, so we decided to order our entrées to go. This is where the disappointment of the evening came in. Once we got home, the meals looked as though they were thrown together, with little to no attention paid to presentation. My order of the branzino is pictured.

    Pretty.
    sandy b.

    We thoroughly enjoyed our four dishes. See pics except yummy splendid dessert. The service impeccable from the hostess, server and manager Juan. All very personable and professional. It is clean, contemporary, comfortable and charming. I really look forward to returning.

    Helya K.

    Wish I could give this place more than five stars. Anhelo has always been my favorite restaurant in AZ and I'm so glad we got a replacement when they moved to Scottsdale. I've never had a bad night here and the old fashioned is the best I've ever had (and I've had a lot). Love the team, always so incredibly nice. This is the only place in AZ that makes me feel like i'm dining in NYC again. Have been back and will keep going back.

    Popcorn dessert
    Ben H.

    I've been to Anhelo before and enjoyed a truly fine dining experience. Flour and Thyme is extremely similar. Same team different jersey? We came in for anniversary dinner. Received a call a couple hours before confirming our reservation and special occasion. Ordered steak tartare to start. Tasty but a little too small to share. It felt like a tease. The highlight of the dining experience was the duck, which was delicious. Housemade bolegense was tasty as well. Our server hyped up the corn dessert, which was a triple dose of corn. I wasn't overly crazy over it and to be honest i thought it would be comped as our anniversary was confirmed twice. Overall good experience, romantic ambiance. I'd recommend giving a try.

    branzino & gnocchi
    Maya J.

    another platonic date with my boo boo (my roommate). great service... they heard that my boo boo had just finished her first year at law school and that it was my birthday .... free dessert! thanks so much F&T. best dish was the branzino~!

    Grilled Broccolini with the Agnolotti in the background
    Nick C.

    It's no surprise that this successor to Anhelo downtown continues to put out delicious food and excellent service. Everyone here is very attentive and quick to help make sure the meal is enjoyable. To start we got the grilled sourdough with the honey & thyme butter and shared the garden salad. The bread was delicious and also captured the subtle smokey flavor from the wood fired grill, which seems to be one of the highlighted feature of Flour & Thyme. The salad was tasty and refreshing with so many different flavors from the sweet beets, some sourness from the citrus and some nuttiness from the pistachio pudding. It was not only beautiful but refreshing. For the main dish I went all in on the wood-fired grill and got the veal tomahawk. We also shared a side of the grilled broccolini. The veal was perfectly cooked and I loved the mole sauce with the veal. I also got a smoked old fashioned and it was an excellent complement to the grilled dishes. I could have left satisfied at the point, but I couldn't pass up the chance to try one of the desserts called corn 3 ways. It had corn ice cream under corn mousse with frozen popcorn kernels and salted Carmel drizzle. I thought it was delicious and really enjoyed the corn mousse. It was so light and flavorful. Again everything seemed really balanced in the dish and it was just a fun way to end the meal. I can't wait to come back and try more of the menu or the chef's tasting menu.

    Crudo
    Tommy R.

    This place is amazing. Beautiful restaurant. I guess they move the old restaurant down the road and this is a new concept. Everything was perfect. I think it was Juan the manager and Greg was the server they both were awesome and would definitely come back.

    Brick chicken
    Jaleebi S.

    High end downtown dining is what we came for and received. The decor was a 10 for sure, clean and elegant lines and a cool bar make for a cross between a corporate steakhouse and a fine date place. I loved the oysters and brick chicken was delicious. My date enjoyed the branzino and although a bit heavy on the sauce was perfect with her champagne! Our servers took care of us and were always pleasant; a definite team environment making for a wonderful dinner.

    Desiree D.

    This was my first time visiting Flour & Thyme and it did not disappoint. I had eaten at Anhelo when it was in the same location and was excited to try Flour & Thyme. Service was impeccable. The decor inside was very similar, with clean simple decor with dim lighting to allow the food do the talking. And the food did not disappoint. The garden salad was so fresh and unique and I really enjoyed the pistachio pudding and pops of citrus. My agnolotti had so much corn flavor and was perfectly al dente. The corn dessert was so fun and unique. A repeat visit is in the cards for the future at Flour & Thyme.

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    Meily A.

    I came to the previous restaurant and the ambiance is very similar. The restaurant is decorated nicely. They have an open kitchen and bar. My husband took me here to celebrate our anniversary. We shared the steak tartar, broccolini and the corn ice cream dessert. My entree was the duck and he got the spaghetti. The steak tartar was a bit flavorless in my opinion, it wasn't bad but nothing stood out from the dish and I would say you could skip it. The broccolini was good, I loved the grilled lemon. The star of the night was definitely the duck, perfectly cooked and paired nicely with a carrot puree. You definitely need to order sides if you get any of the meats or fish as they are not truly fulfilling on their own. For dessert our waiter suggested the corn ice cream which had popcorn and a caramel drizzle, it was good, not overly sweet. The main reason I am not given them a 5 is because we waited 30 mins to get our entries after they had served us the steak tartar and that was too long, specially for a night that wasn't full. Everyone was friendly and polite. I also find it odd that they ask you if it's a special occasion when you make the reservation and also when they call you to confirm it but they don't actually do anything to make it extra special like other restaurants. Sometimes a complimentary dessert goes a long way.

    Delicious, warmed almond croissant, and a cinnamon latte.
    Nanette W.

    When I walked in, I was greeted the atmosphere is warm and inviting. Now let's talk about the food. I purchased an almond croissant and a cinnamon latte. They warned my croissant wonderful portions and delicious flavoring and latte was delicious. A must treat. To myself every week .

    Flour & Thyme was the most amazing restaurant I have been to. From the service, ambiance, to the food everything was beyond impeccable. Everyone was so nice and helpful when it came to questions on the menu. I would recommend everyone to try this place at least once. I promise you won't be disappointed! We tried the tuna carpaccio for an app. It was my second time try raw tuna and the flavors just melted in your mouth. The citrus complimented the tuna so well. For the mains we had the veal tomahawk, brick chicken, and agnolotti. I cannot begin to tell you that everything was to die for. The tomahawk was perfectly cooked and the mole sauce complimented the veal so beautifully. The brick chicken was the most amazing thing I have tried and I am a very picky person when it comes to chicken!! I am gluten free so I definitely cheated for the agnolotti and it was definitely the best cheat meal ever. For dessert we had a corn ice cream, corn meringue, corn mousse, and popcorn. Literally no words whatsoever. Everything was 10/10 and I will definitely be back soon to try more items off the menu items. The food was fairly priced but you definitely get what you pay for!

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    I can't wait to go back. Service is on point. Atmosphere is perfect. Food is unforgettable. Highly recommend the seabass and sourdough!

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