Many of the Valley's finest restaurants are hidden among the suites of strip malls or inside concentrated dining hubs. Not Geordie's. Guests dine at one of Phoenix's most stunning and historic sites: Wrigley Mansion, the 1932-built home of the gum tycoon William Wrigley Jr. At Geordie's the extensive wine list offers more than 12,000 bottles. Also on the grounds are separate restaurant Christopher's, five private dining rooms, a cocktail lounge and the exquisite Jamie's Wine Bar. But the best feature of Geordie's is the view. Wrigley Mansion sits atop a 100-foot hill, offering guests unmatched looks at midtown, downtown, Camelback Mountain, and Piestewa Peak. As you look around, also make sure to take a look over the menu filled with delights such as the Spanish octopus, Meyer lemon ricotta gnudi, and signature cuts of steak, duck and venison. Add one of the three caviar services to really elevate your hilltop experience.