River Rock Pizza and Pasta to Open at Arizona Charlie’s Decatur

River Rock promises “a dynamic variety of flavors in its pizzas, pastas, and other main courses”

Neil Cooney
Written By Neil Cooney
News Writer

Arizona Charlie’s Decatur will soon be home to a new restaurant serving Italian cuisine. River Rock Pizza & Pasta will open at the resort, offering guests pizza, pasta, and a rock n’ roll vibe.

“River Rock offers a dynamic variety of flavors in its pizzas, pastas, and other main courses,” said Darin Yunek, VP & General Manager of Arizona Charlie’s. “The restaurant takes pride in preparing everything fresh in-house, including marinara, pomodoro, cream and Parmesan and garlic white sauce. It’s an invitation to indulge in casual Italian cuisine while enjoying a timeless cocktail or a refreshing glass of wine.”

The restaurant will open in a 2,250-square-foot space at the resort, with dining-room and bar seating for a total of 114 guests.

“You’ll feel the rebellious spirit of rock music in the air, with rustic elements and eye-catching touches such as walls decked out with records from rock legends, iconic song lyrics and classic album covers,” said Yunek. “It’s a fun and energetic spot for guests to gather, enjoy delicious Italian food and listen to upbeat rock music.”

On the menu, expect signature and build-your-own Neapolitan style pizzas, along with appetizers, salads, and Italian pasta dishes. Main courses include shrimp and capellini with scampi-style shrimp and angel hair pasta, tossed with a flavorful house-made Pomodoro sauce; red wine-braised short ribs served with cavatelli pasta, roasted wild mushrooms, and fresh herbs; and the grilled New York marsala, a thinly sliced New York steak topped with braised onions, mushrooms, bacon, and a rich marsala wine sauce.

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Neil Cooney is a freelance writer. He has received an MFA in Creative Writing from Syracuse University, and his work has been published in the Masters Review. Based in Nashville, he spends his free time cooking Korean food and studying chess.
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