Bread Pudding

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Ancient versions of bread pudding include Om Ali, an Egyptian dessert made from bread, milk or cream, raisins and almonds; Eish es Serny, a Middle Eastern dish made from dried bread, sugar, honey syrup, rosewater and caramel; and Shahi Tukra, an Indian dish made from bread, ghee, saffron, sugar, rosewater and almonds.

Bread puddings have remained popular throughout the ages, and at the Bisbee Grille, we keep the love alive with our own special recipe of blended spices and dried fruits to create the perfect "comfort food".

Iced Chai

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One of our favorite drinks is Iced Chai, a drink that

is made from black tea and milk, sweetened with

honey and spiced with cardamom, ginger,

and exotic spices.

The drink has been enjoyed for more than

5,000 years and has its roots are deeply entrenched

in the Hindu natural healing system called

ayurveda, in which spices and herbs are used

to treat specific ailments.

Such treatments include the powerful antioxidant

power of black tea. The spices used in chai impart

individual health benefits, such as ginger, which is

beneficial to the digestive system.

"B" Hill Burger

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Part of a cities pride is honoring its namesake through different rituals. Some have made pennants, others have made flags. Out in the Midwest they make a point of painting the name on the city’s water tower.

Here in the Southwest corner of the world, we enjoy a high elevation with nice mid-sized mountains that make a perfect placard for the first letter of our town, “B”! For Bisbee! During past football seasons, it has been a deviant tradition to have Bisbee alter Douglas’ “D” to become “B” and vice-versa. But we have matured...

The “B” still proudly stands on our mountain, and we celebrate it with our “B” Hill Burger: a grilled burger topped with onion rings, crisp bacon, Swiss cheese, and barbecue sauce.

Fried Scallops

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Throughout antiquity, scallops have symbolized the feminine principle. Outwardly the shell can symbolize the protective and nurturing principle, and inwardly the "life-force slumbering within the Earth" 

Many paintings of Venus, the Roman goddess of love and fertility, included a scallop shell in the painting to identify her. This is evident in Botticelli's classically inspired The Birth of Venus (also known as Venus on the half-shell.

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The Bisbee Grille creates their own art by lightly frying jumbo scallops to allow the savory juices to pop in your mouth with each loving bite. After a plate of our scallops, you will ease back into your booth, satisfied and protected, and begin to feel the life giving force smoldering within...