Prescott, Arizona City Guide
For over 20 years, Pamela Lanier's Prescott, Arizona Travel Guide has been your connection to Prescott's tourism community with invaluable details on local attractions, restaurants, shopping, museums, history, outdoor recreation and more.
On The Menu
 Once you've filled up on the history and scenery, it's time to literally get a taste of Prescott. Whiskey Row, named after the saloons that once lined the streets, is home to a vast array of restaurants serving regional and international fare.
From funky little hole-in-the-wall joints to award-winning gourmet restaurants there is always something to suit your mood. There are local, old-timers serving up "cowboy grub" as well as Asian-Fusion spots for sushi (yes, fresh sushi in the desert) and gourmet steak houses.
After dinner, you can wander through town listening to live music , take in a play at the Prescott Fine Arts Association, an opera at the Elks Opera House or stop for a homemade ice cream cone at the old-fashioned soda fountain. Or you can just gaze at the evening stars that fill the clear Arizona night sky and let the cool desert breeze help you digest a wonderful day in paradise.
Guest Editor Lisa Lucas |
