Arizona Phoenix | Wrigley Mansion 🏰✨

You might not have heard of the Wrigley Mansion in Phoenix’s Biltmore area, but I’m sure you’ve tried Wrigley’s chewing gum 🍃! This historic mansion was built in 1929 by William Wrigley Jr., the founder of Wrigley Company, and opened to the public in 1992 (thanks Wikipedia 📖). The restaurant is membership-based – simply sign up online to make a reservation. Valet parking is available at the entrance 🚗💨 – highly recommended unless you enjoy long uphill walks 😅. The mansion sits on a hill with gorgeous views. The menu is classic American – burgers, steaks, etc. We tried the Dry Aged Steak – more flavorful and tender than regular steak. The Filet Mignon was decent, and the Foie Gras Tart appetizer was rich and smooth. Their cocktails are delicious too 🍸. The ambiance, location, and views are all top-notch! After the meal, the server offered a free guided tour of the building 🏛️. Most of the original artifacts are preserved with descriptive labels – definitely worth staying for. Funny story: When we asked for ice water, the server brought bottled Evian 💧… which turned out to be $7 per bottle 😂. So just a heads-up – it’s not complimentary! Price: Around $50-$80 per person (without alcohol). 📍 2501 E Telawa Trail, Phoenix, AZ 85016 #Arizona #Phoenix #WrigleyMansion #HistoricEats #FoodDiary #USATravel #FineDining