Prescott Valley Restaurant Week returns Friday, October 9, and runs through Sunday, October 18. That's ten days and two weekends, with more than 30 restaurants offering special menus, discounts and family meals. The Town publishes the roster as one long list of names and specials. Sort it by street address instead and you'll find that much of the week happens inside a few buildings, often with two participants sharing a parking lot.
That changes how to plan. Instead of picking one restaurant per night, you can pick one building and choose between neighbors when you get there.
The Buildings That Hold Two Participants
These addresses come straight from the Town's 2026 roster. Each one has more than one participating restaurant at the same street number, or within a few doors.
| Address | Participants | One special from each |
|---|---|---|
| 3040 N Windsong Drive | Dad's Backyard Grill, Suite 101; Maggie's Kitchen, Suite 106 | Hatch Green Chili or Cowboy Burger for $15.98; enchiladas, grilled chicken sandwich or chicken taco salad for $13.99 |
| 7680 E State Route 69 | By The Bucket; Sally B's Cafe | Regular spaghetti bucket with two meatballs for $11.99; Double Burger Basket Bundle for $10.99 |
| 6648 N Viewpoint Drive | Sakura, #2; Lindo Mexico, Suite 3 | Pick 3 appetizers starting at $14; fajitas Friday through Sunday dinner for $22.50 |
| 2970–2992 N Park Ave | Salt & Pepper; Gabby's Grill; Yogis Grill | Lemonberry Ricotta Pancakes for $15.99; side of smoked ribs for $9.95; chicken, beef or combo bowl lunch for $11.99 |
The Windsong cluster has a third participant next door. Thai Cafe at 3050 N Windsong Drive, Suite 101, is offering 15% off to anyone who mentions Restaurant Week. That gives you three cuisines across two adjacent addresses: burgers, Mexican breakfast and lunch plates, and Thai.
Park Avenue Has a New Anchor This Year
The Park Avenue stretch in Prescott Valley Town Center is the busiest cluster, and its newest member just arrived. Salt & Pepper was reported open on July 20, 2026, at 2970 Park Ave. in the former Colt BBQ building. The move into the larger Town Center space was described as a significant expansion for the restaurant. Owner Leon Moise opened it with business partner Juve Rodriguez. The regular menu leans on breakfast and brunch, with a full coffee bar, cold-pressed juices and a full bar.
Restaurant Week is its first time on the roster. The specials are Avocado Caprese Toast for $15.50, Lemonberry Ricotta Pancakes for $15.99, a Crispy Chicken Sandwich for $16, Huevos Ahogados for $14.99, and lattes starting at $6. One timing detail matters here. Salt & Pepper is open Wednesday through Monday, 7 a.m. to 2 p.m., and closed Tuesdays, so the Tuesday of Restaurant Week isn't an option.
Within the same few street numbers, Yogis Grill at 2992 N Park Ave, Suite C, is running an $11.99 bowl lunch. You can go large for 99 cents more, and a $20 purchase earns a free order of egg rolls. Gabby's Grill at 2982 N Park Ave will add a side of smoked ribs to any entrée for $9.95. Between the three of them, the block covers breakfast, a quick lunch and a sit-down dinner.
The Week Also Runs on a Weekday Calendar
Once you've picked a building, the next thing to plan around is the day. A number of participants tie their best deals to a specific day of the week or a time window, so the same restaurant can be a different deal on Tuesday than on Saturday. With October 9, 2026 falling on a Friday, the event covers one full Monday-through-Thursday stretch, October 12 through 15, plus two weekends.
| Day or window | Where | Special |
|---|---|---|
| Tuesday, Oct. 13 | Dad's Backyard Grill | Buy one specialty burger, get one free |
| Tuesday, Oct. 13 | Olivas Mexican Food, 8370 E State Route 69 | Taco Tuesday, buy one get one for $5.95 |
| Tuesday, Oct. 13 | Bobby's Outlaw Pizzeria & Cocina | Tacos for $2.50 each |
| Wednesday, Oct. 14 | Olivas Mexican Food | Enchilada Wednesday, $13.95 per person |
| Wednesday, Oct. 14 | Bobby's Outlaw Pizzeria & Cocina | $1 chicken wings |
| Thursday, Oct. 15 | Olivas Mexican Food | Half off draft beer or margaritas |
| Thursday–Saturday | Prescott Club at StoneRidge | Rotating dinner features starting at $22 |
| Friday–Sunday lunch | Lindo Mexico | Posole for $17.50, dine-in only |
| Daily, 3–5 p.m. | Sakura | Happy hour |
| 11 a.m.–3 p.m. | Canton Dragon Bistro, 7305 E Pav Way | Lunch combos starting at $14.55 |
Canton Dragon's listing gives the lunch window as 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. without naming days. It also has a family dinner at $28.99 per person, with a two-person minimum. Lindo Mexico splits its deals four ways. Monday through Thursday lunch is Combo #1 for $11.50. Monday through Thursday dinner is any chicken dinner plate for $21.50. On weekends the posole and the $22.50 fajitas take over, and everything is dine-in only.
The Thursday in the middle of the event lines up with another first for the Glassford Hill Road corridor. ALDI at 3330 N Glassford Hill Road opens on October 15, 2026, after a sneak peek that starts October 14. The first 200 customers on opening day get a Golden Ticket that could be worth up to $100. Casa Perez, about a block south at 3088 N Glassford Hill Rd, is running $11.95 lunch specials from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 32-ounce house margaritas for $9.99.
Category Voting Gives Breakfast Places Their Own Race
The format change matters most for the morning crowd. In 2025, diners voted for a single People's Choice winner. BackBurner Family Restaurant took the top spot for the second year in a row with more than 30% of the votes, and La Casita placed second in its Restaurant Week debut. This year, diners vote in breakfast, lunch and dinner categories.
That means a breakfast specialist no longer goes up against a dinner menu for the same award. The breakfast field is crowded:
- BackBurner Family Restaurant, 8400 E Long Mesa Drive: the "5 Car" breakfast for $14.99 and a Mini Cinnamon Roll Flight for $6.99
- Salt & Pepper, 2970 N Park Ave: Lemonberry Ricotta Pancakes and Huevos Ahogados
- Maggie's Kitchen, 3040 N Windsong Drive: Huevos Divorciados chilaquiles, a breakfast quesadilla or a chorizo breakfast burrito for $12.99
- Sally B's Cafe, 7680 E State Route 69: a featured breakfast for $5.49 and a deluxe breakfast sandwich with drink for $9.99
- Carlito's Cafe & Coffee House, 6719 E 2nd Street: any Danish for $2.50, or two sandwiches and two specialty coffees for $20
- Plus Coffee, 7450 E Pav Way: the Dirty Chumpkin, made with chai, espresso and pumpkin, for $3.50 in any size
Several of this year's participants weren't on the 2025 list as published. They include Salt & Pepper, Plus Coffee, Yogis Grill, Thai Cafe, Prescott Club at StoneRidge, Bobby's Outlaw Pizzeria & Cocina, La Tapatia Mexican Food, Lindo Mexico, Luiza's Filipino Kitchen and Rosa's Pizzeria. With the vote split into three categories, a restaurant on the roster for the first time can win its category without beating a two-time overall champion.
Two Participants Sit Outside Town Limits
The roster also reaches beyond Prescott Valley. Big "H" BBQ lists its address as 171 E State Route 69, Suite E, with an 86327 ZIP code, and the Town page gives the city as "Dew, Arizona." Bobby's Outlaw Pizzeria & Cocina is at 12822 Main St in Humboldt, with a $10 large cheese pizza, $8.99 and $12.99 sandwiches and tortas, and a $50 boneless wing party platter alongside its Tuesday and Wednesday deals.
Two other participants are tied to golf courses. Prescott Club at StoneRidge, at 1601 N Bluff Top Drive, has an All American Burger or a Crispy Chicken Cordon Bleu Sandwich for $18, each with fries and a fountain drink, plus a $5 Cherry Coke float. Redwoods Grill at Prescott Golf Club is also on the roster. Back on the State Route 69 corridor, La Tapatia at 8296 E State Route 69 has $3.75 tacos, $5 gorditas and $17 ceviche. Kalavera's Bar & Grill and La Casita sit near each other on Spouse Drive, at 8164 and 8449. La Casita, last year's runner-up, has chicken fajitas for two at $30 and an $8 Autumn Berry Margarita.
The Town's Restaurant Week page has each restaurant's full list of specials and contact details.
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