Between Chauncey Lane Marketplace and the Frank Lloyd Wright corner just north of the CAP canal, three familiar Scottsdale Road dining rooms reopened under new names between mid-September and October 2026. All three were filled by people from the Valley or from Sonora. One of the tenants that left, OEB Breakfast Co., was a Canada-based chain that has since ended its U.S. operations.
The addresses are the same, and so is the parking lot you already know. The people making decisions about the menu, the hours and the room now live much closer to it.
| Address | Previous tenant | Now | Who runs it |
|---|---|---|---|
| 17767 N. Scottsdale Rd., Suite 100 | Chauncey Social | KUZA | Clive Collective, a Valley hospitality group |
| 17757 N. Scottsdale Rd., Suite 103 | OEB Breakfast Co. | The Breakfast Table | A local Arizona family |
| 17007 N. Scottsdale Rd. | Carrabba's Italian Grill | Quiriego Cocina Rustica | A Sonoran restaurant founded in Hermosillo |
How Two of the Spaces Opened Up
The breakfast space at Chauncey Lane didn't empty because of anything specific to North Scottsdale. OEB Breakfast Co. shut down its whole U.S. business. A note on the company's U.S. site says the Scottsdale location has closed, the Newport Beach restaurant is becoming an independently owned concept, and the brand now operates only in Canada. PHOENIX magazine reported that the North Scottsdale location had been open for six years.
A few blocks south, at the northeast corner of Frank Lloyd Wright Boulevard, the Arizona Republic reported on Sept. 23 that Quiriego would replace the shuttered Carrabba's Italian Grill at 17007 N. Scottsdale Road.
Both spaces went to operators whose businesses are based nearby or just across the border in Sonora. In its Sept. 10 newsletter, Forking Scottsdale called the OEB sale "another example of a national or out-of-state concept making way for a local Arizona family to create something of its own."
Who Took Over, and What Each Kitchen Is Built Around
The three new operators are very different from one another. They have one thing in common: the people running each restaurant are close enough to change it.
KUZA, 17767 N. Scottsdale Road, Suite 100
KUZA comes from Clive Collective, the Valley group behind Cala, The Americano and Tell Your Friends. It opened Sept. 16 in the former Chauncey Social space. Phoenix New Times described the remodel as a sleek room with modern woodwork and a square bar in the center, and called the restaurant a high-end Japanese concept that brings in seafood from Tokyo twice a week.
Executive Chef Erik Davila's menu is built around a robata grill fired with binchōtan charcoal, plus a raw bar and sushi. KUZA's own site lists sashimi, nigiri and hand rolls, and a happy-hour menu with small plates and drinks. Reservations go through OpenTable. Parties of nine or more and private events are handled by the restaurant's events team.
The Breakfast Table, 17757 N. Scottsdale Road, Suite 103
Next door in the same center, a local Arizona family bought the former OEB space and turned it into a family-owned breakfast and lunch restaurant. PHOENIX magazine listed The Breakfast Table among the Valley's September openings. Its menu includes waffles, pancakes, burritos, omelets, skillets, burgers and wraps.
Quiriego Cocina Rustica, 17007 N. Scottsdale Road
Quiriego is a Sonoran restaurant that started in Hermosillo. According to its website, its founding family has roots in Quiriego, Sonora. The Arizona Republic reported that the Scottsdale restaurant is the concept's first location in the U.S. The kitchen cooks over fire and makes tortillas and salsas to order. Listed dishes include aguachile, grilled octopus, steaks, fideos and Sonoran pizza. The Scottsdale Scoop reported a soft opening on Sept. 28, and PHOENIX magazine included Quiriego in its October openings roundup.
The previous tenants were Chauncey Social, a Canadian breakfast chain and Carrabba's Italian Grill. The replacements make a different offer: Tokyo fish over binchōtan, a Hermosillo family's grill, and a breakfast menu set by the people who own the building's breakfast space. Diners who used these addresses as easy defaults will find each one more specific now.
What the Week Looks Like on This Stretch Now
Two of the three new rooms open in the late afternoon, so the turnover changed the stretch's daily schedule as well as its menus. The posted hours for the two dinner rooms set the pattern:
| Day | KUZA | Quiriego |
|---|---|---|
| Monday | Closed | 4–9 p.m. |
| Tuesday | Closed | 4–9 p.m. |
| Wednesday | 4–10 p.m. | 4–9 p.m. |
| Thursday | 4–10 p.m. | 4–9 p.m. |
| Friday | 4–11 p.m. | 4–10 p.m. |
| Saturday | 4–11 p.m. | 4–10 p.m. |
| Sunday | 4–10 p.m. | 4–9 p.m. |
A few practical points follow from those hours:
- Early in the week, Quiriego is the only one of the two serving dinner. KUZA is closed Monday and Tuesday, so the Frank Lloyd Wright corner covers those nights.
- Friday and Saturday, KUZA stays open latest. Its 11 p.m. close is an hour later than Quiriego's weekend close.
- Both kitchens open at 4 p.m. That leaves room for an early table before the weekend rush at either place, and KUZA's happy-hour menu fits the same window.
- The Breakfast Table is the morning anchor. Of the three new dining rooms, it is the only one serving breakfast and lunch, in the Chauncey Lane Marketplace space that OEB occupied for six years.
Chauncey Lane Marketplace now has one dinner room and one breakfast room, each run by people who live in the Valley, side by side in Suites 100 and 103. Until this fall, Suite 103 belonged to a Canadian breakfast chain.
Our North Scottsdale neighborhood guide covers the wider area. In August, we wrote about how new restaurants along this corridor were being built for regular weekly visits more than special occasions. The fall turnover fits that pattern. When a space comes open, it now tends to go to an operator with local roots.
The Same Pattern Up and Down Scottsdale Road
Similar moves are happening north and south of this stretch.
To the south, in McCormick Ranch, Vecina opened its second location on Sept. 18 at 8300 N. Hayden Road, Suite D-101, in the former Z'Tejas space. Phoenix New Times noted that Vecina's original restaurant on Indian School Road opened in 2019 and quickly became a neighborhood favorite. The larger Scottsdale space has more room inside and out, so chef James Fox could expand the menu.
To the north, Forking Scottsdale reported that a breakfast and brunch concept called Café Remedy is taking shape at 32409 N. Scottsdale Road, Suite 107, next to Blu Burger. The newsletter added that the city's Sept. 8 agenda included a liquor-license application for the space, listed as an existing location with a new owner.
A Valley restaurant group, a Sonoran family's first U.S. kitchen and a family-owned breakfast room now fill three spaces in a row. On the stretch between Chauncey Lane and the CAP canal, a closed restaurant has most recently gone to an operator from the Valley or from Sonora.
If you're thinking about how changes like these shape day-to-day life around a home on this part of Scottsdale Road, the team at Arizona Luxury Real Estate follows the corridor closely and can walk you through it street by street. Contact Us whenever you'd like to talk it over.
