Matthew Burkett
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If you're craving a cozy Italian escape without leaving Scottsdale, Craft 64 is where it’s at. Nestled in a charming, welcoming space that feels part wine bar, part neighborhood kitchen, this spot is perfect for laid-back lunches with bold flavors.
From the jump, our experience was made even better by Daniel—our attentive and easygoing server who made sure everything hit the mark. He kept the vibe fun and the table full.
We kicked things off with the mozzarella and tomato starter—a fresh, vibrant Caprese-style dish with thick-sliced tomato, creamy mozzarella, and a dusting of basil. Paired with hearty toasted bread, it had all the flair of bruschetta but with a richer, cleaner finish.
Then came the homemade meatballs, bathed in a rustic marinara and melted cheese. These were fork-tender and seasoned just right—Italian comfort food at its best. And let’s not forget the Italian sausage, which brought a bold, smoky depth to the table.
The grand finale? A pepperoni pizza that deserves a standing ovation. Wood-fired perfection with those beautifully charred bubbles along the crust, generous slices of pepperoni, and that golden cheese melt you dream about. Each bite was a flavor bomb—crispy, chewy, spicy, savory.
From start to finish, Craft 64 nailed it. It's one of those rare spots where the food, atmosphere, and service all align into something memorable. Whether you’re a local or just passing through, this is a must-visit for lovers of Italian food, craft pizza, and good vibes. A fine lunch had by all, indeed.