Holiday Parties Country Luncheon’s
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Country Holiday Menu ($22.00++ per person)
The all wood walls echo with history and are full of things from different points in time of this area and the west in general. Many ranchers brought their brands and branded the walls. Our critter out front, an long horn steer named Horney greets you upon arrival. Take our Famous “Tin” Slide into the dining room. (for the faint of heart, there’s a staircase). All this with the muted comfort of sawdust covered floors and the aroma of mesquite grilling promises the elusive cowboy experience.
Chelsie and Ryne’s Wedding
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Congratulations to this stunning couple!
Chelsie and Ryne hosted a truly memorable wedding overlooking Phoenix with their friends and family at Rustler’s Rooste.
ABC15 – Unique places to eat in Phoenix
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16 interesting restaurants to check out around the Valley
PHOENIX – The Phoenix metro is home to some delicious and unique restaurants. Whether you want to dine in an old church, along an airport runway, or with a real bull, Phoenix has a place for you. We found some of the most interesting eateries that will be sure to impress your out-of-town relatives.
Rustler’s Roost Steakhouse
When it comes to Rustler’s Roost, the only question you have to ask is if you’re ready for some rattlesnake. Yes, authentic rattlesnake is on the appetizer menu. This Western-themed restaurant, bar, and banquet hall is located near the Arizona Grand Resort. Make sure to snap a picture with Horney, the bull. Yes, he’s real. – ABC15 
Phoenix New Times – 10 Best Country Bars in Metro Phoenix
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“Nestled in the South Mountain buttes, Ruster’s Rooste is the premier place to bring folks who want to experience an old-time Arizona steakhouse vibe. It’s family-friendly, there’s a tin slide for the little rascals to play on, and the general store inside has just enough cowboy kitsch to impress your Midwestern relatives who don’t know a glass scorpion paperweight from shinola. Get duded up in your best Western duds, order up a frosty longneck, and listen to the live country music with an unrivaled view of the twinkling lights of civilization below. CHO” – Phoenix New Times
Rustler’s Rooste towers over other local country spots.
Matt Malone
Grooves and Hooves BBQ with James Otto
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The Third Annual ALL YOU CAN EAT “Grooves, Hooves,” Pig Roast & Western BBQ with James Otto live Music featuring his current single Somewhere Tonight.
11am Sunday, April 17th, 2016
Pre-order Adults – $40++
Day-of Adults – $45++
Kids 5-12 $10++
Live Music – James Otto Concert 3pm.
(CASH PRIZES)
Chicken Wing Eating Contest – $100 for 1st place, $50 for 2nd, 3rd and 4th.
Corn-hole Tournament – $300 for 1st Place and $200 to 2nd place team.
Photo-booth
Balloon Twisters 11:30-2:30pm
Face Painters 11:30-2:30pm
Shawn the Magician 12pm-2pm
Cash Bar (Drink specials coming soon.)
Menu: ( ALL YOU CAN EAT )
Whole hogs
Beef Ribs
Smoked chicken wings
Macaroni salad
Rustler’s Rooste Rustic Red Potato salad
Macaroni and Cheese
Chicken Fingers
BBQ Cowboy Beans
Homemade Dutch Oven Peach Cobbler
Cotton Candy
(Food line closes at 245pm.)
HASHTAG: #JamesOttoBBQWithAView
Sas & Mike’s Wedding
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“A very special congratulations goes to this amazing couple! Sas and Mike hosted the perfect intimate wedding with their friends and loved ones. What a fun evening watching this lovely wedding unfold!! Here’s the photo highlights from this weekend!
Special thanks to the great staff at Rustler’s Rooste for moving heaven and earth to make every detail a moment to remember!” – Thai Ly Photography
Visit Phoenix – Best Scenic Views in Phoenix
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View from Rustler’s Rooste (Matt Malone on Flickr)
USA TODAY – 10 Best Group Friendly Restaurants
Posted by10 Best Group Friendly Restaurants in Phoenix
“For large group celebrations with a Western flair, there’s Rustler’s Rooste. This cowboy steakhouse offers great city views, communal seating and a festive, family-friendly ambiance. Plus, the cowboy dinner banquet has enough food to feed a small army of steak-lovers.” USA TODAY 10Best
Phoenix New Times – 10 Best Theme Restaurants
Posted byPhoenix New Times 10 Best Theme Restaurants in Metro Phoenix
Rustler’s Rooste is likely the most carefree cowboy bar you’ll ever visit. The massive restaurant offers steak dinners, fish options, ribs, and rattle snake, plus, every table gets a hearty post-dinner serving of cotton candy. Inside the restaurant, you can wander around two stories and slide down the famous slide. Outside, you can hang out on the balcony, where you can catch a nice view of Arizona’s mountains and — if you time it right — a breathtaking sunset. It’s a family friendly spot, and can be reserved for private parties or receptions. The saloon opens at 4 p.m. and stays open late; the steakhouse serves from 5 to 10 p.m. Oh, and don’t forget to say “Hi” to Horney the Bull at some point while you’re there. You can’t miss him. – Phoenix New Times
There’s plenty of room for two-stepping at Rustler’s Rooste.
Rock Legend Alice Cooper Visits the Rooste
Posted by“Alice Cooper is an American singer, songwriter, musician, and occasional actor whose career spans five decades. With a stage show that features guillotines, electric chairs, fake blood, boa constrictors, baby dolls, and dueling swords, Cooper is considered by fans and peers alike to be “The Godfather of Shock Rock“; he has drawn equally from horror movies, vaudeville, and garage rock to pioneer a theatrical and macabre brand of rock designed to shock people.” – Wikipedia
