The frybread is AMAZING. Just like my grandma's recipe back home. The atmosphere was very inviting and theres a super cute photo wall

While visiting Old Town Scottsdale we stumbled upon a Native American owned restaurant called Gary Bread Lounge, and since we had actually made fry bread in the past we were eager to give them a try The restaurant itself was a bit eclectic. Part of it could have been that it was Valentine's Day weekend, and they had Valentines decorations up that were fairly different from the rest of the normal decor. There was plenty of seating inside (no exterior seating) The menu offered a variety of indigenous dishes as well as more "American" dishes with a Native American flair. There are also cocktails, mocktails, and a variety of other beverages to choose from. We tried a couple dishes and the fry bread and everything was delicious The service was great, and we felt well taken care of. Again, this is a Native American run operation and the staff are all Native American which is awesome Some tips: I would definitely try one of the indigenous dishes as they are delicious, but also, where else will you get to try them? The fry bread appetizer was also great because you got to try it without any other components and with the option of honey, powdered sugar, berry sauce, and hummus When you are done you should explore more of Old Town Scottsdale because there's so many great shops, bars, restaurants, and other activities in the area Cheers!! read more

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The Frybread Lounge is the real deal. Madeline our server was friendly and welcoming, and the food was on point. It is so great to see a restaurant that is indigenously owned and operated. We had the bison ribeye. It was in a large piece of frybread, my wife and I loved it. Our table also ordered the Frybread sampler and I would definitely recommend that. Check it out if you find yourself in Scottsdale, you won't be disappointed! read more

The Frybread Lounge - Frybread sampler! - Lounges Near Me - Scottsdale, Arizona

I was really excited to try this restaurant because it's been quite a while since I've had fry bread, and I love supporting Indigenous-owned businesses. The space itself is beautiful, thoughtfully decorated, and clearly celebrates Indigenous culture and community. I also appreciated seeing support for Indigenous small businesses and the queer community throughout the restaurant. My mother and I shared the Fry Bread Flight, which comes with four accompaniments: powdered sugar, honey, Lakota berry sauce, and tepary bean hummus. We also ordered the mushroom tacos on blue corn tortillas and a Dirty Prickly Pear Refresher. The standout of the meal was definitely the Dirty Prickly Pear Refresher. It was refreshing, slightly fruity, and very easy to drink, the sweetness of the prickly pear balanced the tequila so well that it almost disappeared. The Fry Bread Flight was absolutely worth ordering and is perfect for sharing. The fry bread arrived hot, fluffy, and golden brown. My favorite topping was the Lakota berry sauce, which had a nice balance of tart and sweet. The tepary bean hummus was also excellent, creamy, flavorful, and well-seasoned. If you're visiting for the first time, this is a dish I would recommend!! Unfortunately, the mushroom tacos were a letdown. The mushroom filling itself was flavorful, but the blue corn tortillas were cold, stiff, and seemed underprepared. When we mentioned it, the explanation was that the tortillas are warmed ahead of time and the filling is added later... While I appreciated the explanation, no effort was made to reheat or replace the dish. The tacos honestly felt as though they had been sitting out for a while before being served. The service was another weak point of the visit. Our server seemed distracted and frequently stopped to chat with other employees, even when we were trying to get assistance. We also had several questions about the menu that couldn't be answered, which was surprising given the unique ingredients and cultural significance of many of the dishes. Overall, we didn't feel especially welcomed or engaged during our meal. What makes this review difficult is that there is so much potential here. The food itself, when executed well, is delicious! The fry bread alone is worth trying, and I appreciate having an Indigenous restaurant in the area! For now, I'm landing at 3 stars because the excellent fry bread and drink couldn't fully make up for the cold tacos and underwhelming service. That said, I'd absolutely be willing to return and give them another chance. With a few improvements, I could easily see my rating going up on a future visit! read more

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I stopped by for dinner this past Saturday, and the restaurant atmosphere was welcoming, casual and homey with flowery decor hanging from the ceiling, as well as clouds illuminated by color-changing lights. Staff was friendly and excited to share the history of the place as the first native-owned restaurant in Old Town Scottsdale. The food items each have their own history too, with the restaurant serving mainly bison meat and very few dairy options on the menu. I ordered the bison ribeye frybread sandwich and this was unexpectedly humongous! I cut it in half, and it was like two full-sized sandwiches. But omg it was so good and I was so hungry, I finished the whole thing. It had me stuffed. That frybread was irresistible -- light, fluffy, and flavorful. And it went perfectly with the juicy nicely seasoned bison meat inside. Wow, what a dish! One of many delicious meals I had during my trip to Arizona this past weekend. read more

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I appreciate that this is an completely owned and operated indigenous native restaurant. They clearly care about their food that they put forth and the inside space is eclectic. Very interesting decor and space- colors popping everywhere, just a really cool, interesting spot worth seeing. I really wanted to try this place because where else was I going to get the chance to? I went with the bison frybread. The frybread was... familiar to me. It was really just a doughboy which I grew up eating. No matter, its what's on the inside that counts! Absolutely delicious bison, cooked perfectly, and layered with an incredibly tasty chimichurri and greens.. But there were only a few chunks of bison in there. It was absolutely overpriced for how little meat you got which was a bit frustrating. Yes, its farm to table, yes bison is typically a bit more expensive in general. But dang, for $26 bucks I expected at least 3oz of meat. Don't come here looking for a large portion of protein, and for many that is perfectly fine, you'll enjoy the flavors. read more

The Frybread Lounge - Frybread Bison Sandwich - Lounges Near Me - Scottsdale, Arizona

Food and service were excellent! I had the Bison Birria tacos. You will not be disappointed read more

This was a great spot! My boba sistah recommended it for lunch and we met here one late morning. I hadn't heard of it but then I found out they are fairly new. According to their website, they are the "first and only Native-owned restaurant in Old Town Scottsdale. [Their] dishes feature fresh local cropping, such as beans from Ramona Farms on the local O'odham Nation, just outside of Chandler". There were only two other parties present which I prefer; I don't like to dine-in when it's so busy. Parking was free and plentiful during this time. The lights are dim inside and I enjoyed the music playing; caught a country tune or two. Our server was competent and efficient and her quick rundown of "no pork, chicken or beef: just bison" was a great introduction to this restaurant. I had briefly looked at the menu earlier and the frybread flight caught my eye, but I decided to order the vegetarian Native frybread taco (FRYBREAD TOPPED WITH VEGETARIAN O'ODHAM TEPARY CHILI BEANS | ROMAINE LETTUCE | DICED TOMATOES | SHREDDED CHEDDAR CHEESE | DICED ONION | RED OR GREEN SALSA). I went with the red salsa and it was spicy and delicious. The whole plate was! It was generously topped with beans and the other toppings and the frybread was light, chewy and tasty. I tried some of the three sisters salad, which was presented beautifully, and it tasted good as well. I tried their bison asada for the first time and it was chewy and flavored well. I'm glad to support this restaurant and would recommend it for anyone looking for a unique and delicious dining experience! read more

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First time visiting this Indigenous-owned and operated restaurant in Old Town Scottsdale. They offer a unique menu, including all meats found on the reservation, focused on Bison. No chicken or beef. My dining friend and I split a Native Fry-Bread Taco, which was full of flavor and toppings. We also had sides of sweet potato fries, and wild rice. And, had great service from Corina. read more

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An interesting spot in Scottsdale. All of the meat is bison. As the waitress told the table next to us, "no beef, chicken or pork," so be aware if you're a carnivore. The frybread is good and an experience that you should have. I had the CELESTE SPECIAL, which is listed on the menu as "Staff Favorite" (pan-seared bison ribeye in a grilled fluffy Navajo tortilla with wild mushrooms and green chimichurri). This is grilled rather than fried, so the texture is a bit different. I think I prefer the fried bread, but the combination of meat, sauce and mushrooms were great. read more

The Frybread Lounge - funky decor - Lounges Near Me - Scottsdale, Arizona

We came today on a Sunday a little before 1pm. They were pretty busy but we we secured a table for two. We ordered the set of 3 Burrito St. tacos and a bison ribeye fry bread taco. The Birria tacos were pretty good but a little spicy for me. The Fry bread taco with pesto was so large that it easily fed the two of us and was delicious. The fillings were nice, but the fry bread is the star of the show. This is the best we've ever had; so light and fluffy. Celeste does an amazing job with the Fry bread and making it the most important ingredient of every meal. Everyone is always friendly and our meal came out pretty fast. Next time, maybe we'll split the savory taco and save room for the sweet fried bread dessert. read more

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For a truly unique dining experience, head over to The Frybread Lounge! Very comfortable environment and friendly waitstaff. The waitstaff was SO hard-working too! They were serving cocktails and fishes, clearing tables, and so much more. Thanks to Christopher for such great service! This is the only Indigenous restaurant in Old Town Scottsdale, which is special in itself! You're not going to find such delicious and authentic Indigenous food anywhere else, so it's a must visit! For cocktails, we enjoyed the Desert Rose, Canyon Winds, and the Dirty Prickly Pear Refresher. All were delicious and beautifully presented! For entrees, we enjoyed the Traditional Native Taco, the Bison Ribeye Frybread Sandwich, the Bison Rez Burger, and the Vegetarian Native Taco. The portions are HUGE, filling, and flavorful. If nothing else, make sure to get the Frybread!!! It's exceptional and like no other bread you've eaten, guaranteed. If you're looking to try Indigenous food and have a truly unique dining experience, make sure to try The Frybread Lounge! read more

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Cozy and authentic experience with a lively waitstaff. The pozole was piping hot, full of bison and hominy, and had a great depth of flavor. The line wedges lifted the flavor well. The fry bread was tasty but somewhat lukewarm, which detracted from the flavor. It had a good texture though. Unique flavors, and definitely worth stopping in! read more

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A must go to in Old Scottsdale! Small business indigenous owned. We had the bison birria tacos and the fry bread with hummus on the side. It was so good!! Service was kind and it all came out quick! A nice space for small or large groups with a friendly atmosphere. read more

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The restaurant seemed to be very nice, laid back, and family oriented. However, there was a wait, so we wasn't able to stay and partake in their offerings. There is accessible parking upfront, as well as entrance. read more

The Frybread Lounge - Lounges Near Me - Scottsdale, Arizona

I appreciate the concept and the local business. The menu is fairly limited to bison so keep that in mind if you have dietary constraints. I got the Celeste special which had mushrooms, bison, and fry bread without the fry component. It was delicious and flavorful. Truthfully, I could have ordered a side for dinner as well. The drinks are more cocktail forward, thought they did have two AZ wines on the menu. The staff was very friendly and helpful. They had a few larger tables and were a bit busy but always acknowledged us. The vibe is more lounge like than anticipated for a dinner spot, which meant more upbeat music. Overall good spot to try. read more

The Frybread Lounge - Celeste - Lounges Near Me - Scottsdale, Arizona

I absolutely gushed when we found this place...wow! A frybread lounge with bison burgers and meat sandwiches, plus fancy drinks IN THE HEART OF OLD TOWN!! Look at this place! It's a whole vibe! They even have books on their cuisine and native decor/artwork on the walls, along with the very helpful bartender who also serves authentic Native American COFFEE! read more

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I stopped by The Frybread Lounge with my mom for a late lunch on a Sunday after checking out Western Spirit: Scottsdale's Museum of the West. As is the norm in Old Town, even though it's a busy area, there's a bunch of street parking. And it's free. We parked by the museum and then walked over. Ambiance (3.5/5): It's a relatively small restaurant with a few seats at the bar, a sofa with some seats surrounding it, and some tables and booths. The ambiance is nice, though it's not my aesthetic. A little too "ladies who brunch" vibe for me, but that's just a personal preference. The location is also great with it being in the heart of Old Town. Service (3/5): Service was quite slow. It took us about 10 minutes to be greeted once we walked into the restaurant, which was a bit strange. All of the waiters and bartenders were serving customers and didn't at once look to the front of the restaurant until quite some time had passed. From there, service picked up until the end, where I had to flag my waiter down to get the bill. Friendly service, just not efficient. Drinks (N/A): I went with a lemonade, so not much to write home about. They do have adult beverages including cocktails, if that tickles your fancy. Food (4/5): One of the things I love about Phoenix is the ability to have indigenous food. This was my third time doing it since I moved to Phoenix. Perhaps the most popular Native American food is fry bread. Often served as a taco, just think of it as a taco with the tortilla replaced with fluffy fried bread. Though it was one of the most expensive items on the menu, I couldn't help but trying the bison ribeye sandwich which comes with indigenous pesto, cilantro, and tomatoes on fry bread. In fact, their menu specializes in bison and most of the options are bison-based. Which is a treat and not something I have every day. While I've had ground bison before, this was my first time having a bison filet. And it was delicious! The fry bread I've had in the past is super oily. Not here. It was a great dish overall. My only complaints? The sandwich doesn't come with a side and it's quite pricey. Overall, the food is good but I think it's a bit overpriced given the portion sizes and what you get. I guess it makes sense given where the restaurant is located. With a more solid service experience, they'd be a four-star in my book. read more

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I'm afraid I'm in the smaller group of folks who aren't wowed by this restaurant. I've been to many other frybread spots in town but unfortunately I was a bit disappointed here. The service here was great and I did find the ambiance to be nice. I ordered the Vegetarian Native Frybread Taco ( I did hold the tomato and had the salsa on the side for dipping.) The tepary chili beans were plentiful but I found them to be too firm for my liking and without much of a distinctive flavor. I really didn't care for them at all - a bit of a problem since they were the main feature. The frybread itself was executed well though. Prices are high here, perhaps to keep up with Old Town rent. We were glad we came in to try another place on our list. read more

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I love NDN tacos and what I appreciated most about this one was how light, crisp, and fresh the frybread was until the very last bite! It was perfect - not greasy, soggy, or tough. The beans and salsa were also delicious! (I order the red salsa but I think I might have gotten the green.) My partner ordered the yaazh special and he loved it. Tender bison with the right amount of potatoes and wild rice. We would definitely order these meals again. (I just wish we lived closer!) read more

The Frybread Lounge - Frybread taco with salsa. White Blueberry Tea. Yaazh special. - Lounges Near Me - Scottsdale, Arizona

REZPECT Rezpect your Elders. Native Americans were original inhabitants of this land, long before any other cultural group, race ,or nation. Over time, they developed their own unique cultural cuisine, through the generations, passed down by elders, and to them I am thankful for their culinary contributions. The Frybread Lounge needs more recognition. Hailing from the REZ (Reservation), it is the first Native American-owned Restaurant in Old Town Scottsdale. It is only fitting because there are shops with Native art and merchandise up and down the streets and now a restaurant representing the region. However, it is not the typical pretentious eatery of the area. It's not fancy inside by any means. Let's face it, the decor looks like it came from a Reservation yard sale. But the food and drinks contradict its meager appearance. If there is such thing as an upscale dive bar, then this would be the rezpective restaurant. This place is one where you can gather with a group of friends or family for a chill night or stop in before you light up the town. Frybread Lounge has their own signature drinks, so you can get liquored up here for the pre-party. Ironically, no reservations are required here (the twisted irony), but there are plenty of tables to accommodate. If you are in need of carbs; Frybread Lounge is here to the Rezcue! The menu may contain a lot of carb-loaded items, but you are goin to need them for later if you indulge in the nightlife. The bread will help soak up all the liquor! REZident Musicians- On Saturdays, local musical artists are given the mic to belt some melodies. There is no schedule of musicians since randoms can sign up to play. So you are essentially you are getting a surprise performance each time. Our singer happened to do some acoustic versions of oldies and classic top 40 songs. The performance this night was good, and the tunes played were actually pretty chill, so the music was not off-putting while you eat. FRYBREAD - the Piece de REZistance! The bread was so fluffly and thick, yet airy. The doughy bread had just a bit of a bite to it for a little chewiness while still slightly crisp on the outside. The bread has such a good texture that it is very versatile as put to use in various dishes on the menu. The prickly pear syrup was nice and sweet and I thought this was a smart flavor to tie into Arizona's background. REZ CHARCUTERIE- for this adult lunchable, the frybread dough was repurposed in such a way that it was grilled, giving it a pita or naan consistency. This went perfect with the bean spread which was like a hummus. The bread portion was generous, so it lasted with the ample heap of meat and fruit on the plate. Even though this unassuming place is somewhat of a divey little restaurant amongst all their upscale neighbors, it has bites that will rival the competition in flavor. On top of that, the music, spirits and wine will raise your spirits. So raise a glass and put some REZPECT on their name, FRYBREAD LOUNGE! read more

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Tried something new and it was AMAZING!! I loved the fry bread both with the fig jam as well as with the hummus they made from scratch.. service was great and she was so sweet and informative. The art on the walls was truly authentic. read more

The Frybread Lounge - Fry bread sampler - Lounges Near Me - Scottsdale, Arizona

The Frybread Lounge was a fun stop for us while visiting Scottsdale with friends. Our waitress was extremely kind and gave great recommendations for drinks and dining! It was great to have to opportunity to try native food while in Scottsdale. The flavor of everything was great and I really enjoyed both my and my husband's drinks (which were recommended). The only reason I removed one star was because the meat on my sandwich was pretty tough and required me to cut it up quite a bit. I wish I had room to try more from their menu! Would definitely pop back in when visiting! read more

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Wasn't sure what to expect but since this is native owned and operated, I believed we were in for a treat. I wasn't wrong. We started with a fried bread sampler which came with hummus, a berry type sauce, powdered sugar, and honey. The fry bread was the best I've ever had served warm and delicious and not at all greasy. In retrospect, I should have had it as dessert. I ordered the Three Sisters salad which came with black and blue berries, and, of course beans, squash and corn ( hominy). There were plenty of other ingredients to make it interesting, and the vinaigrette was fabulous, with just a touch of sweetness. The restaurant does not serve meat except for bison, which my husband ordered. It was lean and tender, cooked just right. There is a full bar with specialty cocktails as well as a variety of teas. Service was gracious and quick as was the kitchen. The interior was beautifully decorated for the holidays. Great experience. read more

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We have excellent Native-owned businesses across Arizona. This is not one of them. There were open tables available, yet we were forced to sit at the bar despite not ordering alcohol. No explanation. No hospitality. The Bison Navajo taco had no visible meat. The native beans were cold and completely lacked flavor. A $22 appetizer came with minimal condiments that didn't justify the price. There was zero bottled water available -- which is unacceptable for guests with medical needs, including organ transplant patients who rely on sealed beverages for safety. The neon sign says, "This is where the magic happens." It wasn't. Over $100 for three people and we left with no quality, no service, and no warmth. Do it right -- or don't do it at all. read more

The Frybread Lounge - A cold no flavor native taco with unflavored uncooked native beans. Disappointed. - Lounges Near Me - Scottsdale, Arizona

The Frybread Lounge is a neat local spot with flavorful food. The cocktails were delicious and the bison was tender with layers of flavor. The three sister salad with a prickly pear vinaigrette was very fresh and felt true to this areas cuisine. I am really glad we checked this spot out, and I truly believe they deserve local support! read more

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We visited for lunch with a group of seven. Since it was early, we were seated immediately. The vibe is interesting and definitely eclectic. The flavors here are genuinely great, and you can tell the ingredients are fresh. We started with the fry bread flight. The menu describes them as "mini," and while the server suggested two orders for our group, what arrived were very generous portions. Calling them "mini" felt misleading. This bread-heavy start made the entrees feel even more unbalanced. I had the bison sandwich; the meat was grilled perfectly and the pesto was delicious, but the ratio of bread to filling was off. My wife's entree also felt light on the protein. Interestingly, the tacos are quite tiny compared to the other dishes. The food is tasty, but the kitchen or service needs to better calibrate portion expectations. It's a fun spot, just be mindful of how much bread you're actually ordering. read more

Servers were incredibly attentive and very kind. Great indigenous food-- the Bison fry bread taco was scrumptious! read more

The Frybread Lounge - Fry Bread Taco - Lounges Near Me - Scottsdale, Arizona

Super cute spot! We were so excited to try some native food and have heard great things! We got the fry bread flight - amazing. As were all of the dipping sauces. And a vegetarian fry bread taco - which really wasn't my favorite. It was huge though so definitely a great portion size but I didn't find the chili beans appealing, but that's a personal preference. Would highly recommend the flight though! read more

I am Navajo and can say this place serves DELICIOUS food! I highly recommend the Indian Taco!... there is something about the beans that compliments the fluffy frybread! Holy moly was it good! The Frybread delight was OUT OF THIS WORLD!! The jam brought together all the flavors and let's just say, grandma would be proud. I could talk about how good the food was but I think you definitely have to stop in and try for yourself. The restaurant played good music... the kind grandma used to play while she weaved her rug! Kimberly was our waitress and she made great recommendations. Our drinks were always full and she talked with us about our experience. She definitely wanted our first time here to be memorable. 2 thumbs up! If I had 2 more, it would be 4 thumbs up! read more

Popped in on a food tour! Great music! Food is fabulous! Tried the frybread flight. Sweet but delicious! I tried the Wild Navajo tea also, quite refreshing. I don't normally like iced tea but it's subtle. read more

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A unique and delicious experience. The charcuterie board was good, but the highlight for me was the Frybread Delight with the Wojapi berry sauce. Our server was great; very welcoming and fun to visit with. We'd definitely be regulars if we lived in the area. read more

Life is like a batch of frybread, (insert your response) LOL Finally got to try this place with my mom. Busy place on the weekend but no wait at all. The staff were great and welcoming. We shared the bison ribeye, three sisters salad, and a side of frybread. Wow! Everything we ate was delicious. The ribeye was cooked perfectly-medium well with the right amount of seasoning. Every bite was so tender. We ate each piece wrapped in frybread-great combo! The dish also came with roasted potatoes and asparagus with a pesto sauce. Lastly the three sisters salad was good also but we thought it needed a little more prickly pear vinaigrette which we got a side of to add to it. We had a wonderful experience here. Next time I hope to come back and try their tacos! read more

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We wanted to try something unique and this place did that. First off, our server was super friendly and helpful. We ordered the bison burger and bison birrio tacos since we rarely have bison. Bison is a little tougher and more rugged tasting. Sorry, I can't think of a better word to describe the taste. The portion for the burger was huge and perfect for sharing. The fry bread was yummy but made the burger heavy and very filling. The sweet potato fries that came with the burger were good. The tacos were a good portion size and good for sharing along with the burgers. The bison in the tacos was tender. A tad spicy but good. I also got the Navajo tea which touted some health benefits and tasted earthy. I liked the taste but wished that they didn't put so much ice in it. The atmosphere was artistic and comfortable. Good cozy setting. Good location in Old Town Scottsdale. read more

The Frybread Lounge - Bison burger (comes with two patties) - Lounges Near Me - Scottsdale, Arizona

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I wish I could pack up this place with me and take it to LA. Extremely under appreciated and I swear I heard a white dude ask if they take pesos. I will come back but only for the frybread. Food was delicious, would love to have more vegetarian options. Also no rice when we went. read more

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My Mom loves Navajo Tacos, and I got excited when I saw this place, and all of the notoriety they'd gotten. Then I looked at the menu, and realized that this place is WAY OVERPRICED! $26 for a ground beef frybread taco, and that doesn't include fries even. They're another $8, and another almost $4 for a drink. That's $38 for 1 taco, fries, and a drink. Who pays this much for food? Not ME! read more

We were bummed that some of the Frybread places we had bookmarked weren't open on Friday but we were luckily able to find Frybread Lounge not too far from where we were staying. I was super excited to see a unique bison ribeye frybread and we went immediately for lunch. They opened in August 2024 and are pretty new. Location is in Old Town Scottsdale and the store right next to it is their sister-store and also native owned. We popped into that store and heard the flute player tell patrons that both stores have raised over 3 million that have gone back to the Native Community. Both are worth checking out for good food, souvenirs, coffee beans, and some local history. Blue Corn Mush: Mashed Blue corn, maple syrup, with berries on top. They saw we brought the kids and brought us a free one. Had a nice light flavor and wasn't overly sweet. Bison Ribeye Frybread Sandwich Special: The frybread is INSANE. Chef Montana let me watch them fry it from the little order window and it was cool to see the process. It reminds me of a Youtiao/Chinese-donut, crispy outside with a soft and fluffy inside. The interesting thing my wife and I found was it was not too greasy and we did not feel groggy and tired after. Bison has a different taste from beef, its leaner and slightly sweeter and I wish cuts like this were more available where we live. Frybread Chili taco: Ground bison meat with beans. With lettuce, tomatoes, onions, cheese, and salsa. My wife loved this and so did the kids.  Cocktails: Fantastic and delicious, they out a lot of care into the drinks. When I asked why the sage looked so odd they said they beat them to get some of the oils out to amplify the taste. Meal here was the finest one we had in all of Arizona and we've already recommended it to a lot of our friends traveling to the Phoenix and Scottsdale area! read more

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Such an adorable modern restaurant in the heart of old town Scottsdale on Main Street. Very kind staff, with great attitudes & positivity. The side fry bread was huge. Definitely could split it as a dessert. Tons of great flavors, very native American authentic. Only meat on the menu is bison. read more

Such a welcoming atmosphere with just the right amount of quirky. The frybread flight was great - brought memories of funnel cake flooding back. 4 dipping flights (hummus, honey, powered sugar, raspberry vinaigrette). Celeste special was awesome. The correct amount of ribeye nestled in a tortilla with cheeses and chimichurro sauce. Three Sister salad was delicious, super fresh and flavorful. Margaritas were equally as good. Introduced our server to a jalapeno marg. Perhaps she had one after closing. Food, service, ambiance: A+ Thanks! read more

Visiting family in Arizona and we came out for dinner to try this newly opened restaurant. It's festively decorated for the holidays which was cute to see. Staff were friendly and we were able to chat with our server as it wasn't too busy. The same family also owns the store next to the restaurant. For my meal, I ordered the Ribeye Frybread Sandwich special. It was a huge sandwich and packed with flavor - so good. I also tried the Prickly Pear Refresher mocktail which I really enjoyed. Delicious Native American fusion food with great service. I plan on visiting again the next time I'm back on the west coast! read more

The Frybread Lounge - Ribeye Frybread Sandwich special - Lounges Near Me - Scottsdale, Arizona

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