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oh i didn't know there was one in tucson, i will try when i go there. i thought was the same because of the tie. sorry about that.

are you talking about Pinacle Peak patio in north scottsdale? Pinnacle Peak Patio was a famous steakhouse in Scottsdale, Arizona, that operated from 1957 to 2015, known for its Old West theme, mesquite-grilled steaks, and a policy of cutting off any ties worn by male diners. The restaurant closed permanently in June 2015 due to the sale of its land and is now a piece of Scottsdale history. History: The restaurant began in 1957 as a small store that evolved into a large steakhouse. Closing: It closed its doors on June 28, 2015, after nearly 60 years of operation. Tie policy: A famous and unique policy was that if you wore a tie, the staff would cut it off and hang it from the rafters. Closure reasons: The restaurant was leasing its land and, when the land was sold, it was unable to find a new location. Legacy: Many of its rustic treasures were sold at a public auction after the closure.

is not there anymore they closed in 2015. it was fun.

sold

$350.00

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$60.00

you are right so many keyboard warriors always ready to start sh$t.

good deal

agree, i thought the same

$65.00

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$ 700.00

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