PHOENIX — Steakhouse and cocktail restaurant Diamond Don’s is set to celebrate its grand opening in downtown Mesa on Tuesday, according to a press release.
The new joint is located at Main and Center streets and will feature live music from diamond-certified producer The Saltmine Studio Oasis and a menu with wagyu steaks, artisan pizzas and an extensive drink arrangement.
On Tuesday at 1 p.m., Mesa Mayor Mark Freeman and other city council staff will be present at a ribbon-cutting ceremony.
There will also be food samples offered for guests in attendance.
More details on Diamond Don’s opening in downtown Mesa
The restaurant will be closed on Mondays and Tuesdays and open for dinner from 5 p.m. to 1 a.m. on Wednesday through Sunday.
Featured food items are “The Don” Philly Cheesesteak and The Wagyu Hot Dog (served on a brioche bun with Diamond fry sauce) and drink are Daddy’s Money cocktail (mix of Buffalo Trace, ginger ale and beer plus lime) and house favorite Saltmine Sunrise, a tequila base with electrolyte blend.
Diamond Don’s sits right next to recording studio The Saltmine Studio Oasis, which has been a city staple since 1984. Customers can expect a new playlist each time they visit, as the brand has a rotating lineup of genres, which includes hip-hop, country, EDM, rock and jazz.
View the entire menu online.
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