Farrelli’s Cinema Supper Club is just about the most fun you can have in a movie theater. Located in Scottsdale, they’re an intimate movie theater which shows a movie while they serve you dinner. It’s a real sit-down dinner, with waiters in long aprons and real cloth napkins, and high-quality food. It’s just so charming that I love it. Highly recommended!
Here’s their schedule for today:
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Farrelli’s is having an Oscar watching party on March 7. The event features a Red Carpet Walk, prizes and a four-course Specialty Awards menu. Head on over to Farrelli’s website for details. This website changes regularly to include the current dinner & a movie special. Don’t miss the 20% off coupon at the very bottom of the site!
Farrelli’s is open 7 days a week from 10am to Midnight. They encourage you to arrive 1/2 hour before the film showing time, so you can get a seat. Seats fill up quickly, so reservations are encouraged. Contact information, location information is below (click to enlarge).

Disclaimer: Blog authors have not received anything from Farrelli’s in exchange for writing this post. Please contact Farrelli’s directly to verify hours of operation, films being shown, pricing, etc., since blog authors relied on Farrelli’s website for all information contained herein.
Heather Barr is a Realtor. She's a chow hound, a gym rat, and the only political junkie in the USA who can actually keep her political views to herself. Instead, she focuses on educating her clients about the often-confusing world of residential real estate.
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by Chris Butterworth on February 5, 2010
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Cheryl & I moved to Peoria shortly after the NW Corner of Loop 101 opened, and one of the first things we said was how stupid it was there wasn’t an offramp at Beardsley. This would be the obvious exit for everyone in North Peoria. Instead, people either exit at 75th Ave or Union Hills and then double back to get where they’re going.
In the early 2000’s the City of Peoria started holding talks to get community feedback about adding a Beardsley Connector, and after a lot of uproar from my Fletcher Heights neighbors (NMBY!), the project was approved.
Construction started recently, and I’ll be anxious to watch the progression and see the finished product – it’ll save me 10-15 minutes a day of extra driving!
(Red line shows the new connection, Blue circle & arrow shows who is excited about it.)
Your wonders why they don’t just build freeways right the first time Realtor,
Chris Butterworth
Chris Butterworth is a Realtor. He's also a husband, father, writer, amateur photographer, and self-proclaimed tech junkie. And he's an all-around good guy!
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