The Hidden House

The Best Phoenix Restaurants That Are Great for Big Groups | Eater Phoenix

"Situated in a charming bungalow built in the 1930s, Hidden House prides itself on being a gathering place for good conversation, good flavors, and good fun. Groups big and small can have lunch or dinner on the brick-paved patio planted with trees, or go for something more formal in the plush, white tablecloth dining room, where the modern American menu features everything from pork carnitas gorditas to silky duck confit Alfredo and a swanky wagyu burger. A custom-built hangar behind the house is perfect for larger parties or private events." - Nikki Buchanan

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"There’s something so likable about Hidden House, a refurbished 1938 cottage-turned-restaurant situated just beyond the bustle of downtown Chandler. Fronted by a roomy patio laid with pavers and surrounded by trees, the place is big on charm. However, the real tour de force is the small indoor-outdoor bar, which feels like the heart of the restaurant even though half of it sits outside. It’s a great place for people-watching over 43 classic cocktails and happy hour nibbles such as truffle mac and cheese and foie gras mousse. Casual but upscale lunches include gochujang-glazed noodles and duck melt (a sandwich of slow-roasted duck with Gruyere cheese and lemon-herb aioli), while the dinner menu offers those same items and more, including pomegranate-glazed quail and espresso-crusted filet." - McConnell Quinn

Fine dining in a restored 1939 cottage with a courtyard and barn-like hangar out back. Lauded by Arizona PBS and local food writers for polished plates and a thoughtful cocktail program.

Set inside a restored 1939 cottage, this upscale spot pairs polished service with seasonal American cooking and craft cocktails. Praised by local food critics and OpenTable diners, it’s a go-to for anniversaries, business dinners, and special nights downtown.

Hidden House, Stari Grad, Hvar - Explore & Book

"On the blissfully quiet side of Hvar, the ancient town of Stari Grad centres on a pretty fishing harbour, filled with painted wooden boats. Just one block back from the water's edge, in a traditionally cobbled alley, you'll find this stylish and intimate 300-year-old Dalmatian stone townhouse, which has three individually designed self-contained suites. Each occupying its own floor, every suite has an open-plan living space, a well-equipped kitchen, a kingsize bedroom and snazzy ensuite bathroom. Top floor Amanda Suite comes with a roll-top bath and its own roof terrace with sensational views. Lina Suite has a double sofabed in its lounge. Your English hosts, cocktail guru Chris and interior designer Amanda, have a well-established background in hospitality, with former ventures including Blanch House in Brighton and Hidden Bar on Ibiza. Hidden House, lovingly restored from its once semi-derelict state, first to a boutique B&B and now a stylish suite retreat, has been their labour of love for well over a decade. They offer an excellent concierge service, arranging transfers, interesting island adventures and bespoke culinary experiences which includes their cocktail school and wine tasting venue on the ground floor of Hidden House. Highs Just three private boutique suites - each on its own floor - all with eclectic decor, combining antiques and retro design piecesStari Grad itself - unspoilt and peaceful, with excellent restaurantsChris and Amanda have created an oasis which is both elegant and intimateFantastic valueTons to do on Hvar - hiking, cycling, sea swimming and wine tasting Lows Full pre-payment prior to stay, by bank transfer; no credit cards acceptedOutdoor space only available with the top-floor Amanda Suite Occasional low-level street sounds from the local restaurants nearbyFor glitzy nightlife, you'll have to drive over to Hvar Town (20 mins taxi)" - Jane Foster