While fewer people actually read comic books anymore, the characters have never been more popular. ComicX, a restaurant based in Mexico, opened its very first U.S. location – and we’re now lucky enough to have the ComicX restaurant in Arizona!
ComicX officially opened its first U.S. location right here in Phoenix.
Google/Comicx Restaurant Bar & Store Spanning 8,000 square feet, this new addition to Desert Ridge Marketplace pays homage to pop culture and nerd-friendly icons.
More than 30 superheroes and villains from the past six decades are posed in valiant stances around the restaurant.
Google/Jason White You’ll also see the entire Simpsons family, Kung Fu Panda, and other non-superhero (but equally awesome) characters.
No two areas of the restaurant are alike, so you could visit every week and have a completely different experience.
Google/Pablo Sillas Sit underneath floating candles in the Hogwarts dining hall, have drinks with Master Chief from Halo, and dine alongside Wonder Woman and Green Lantern. There are even real gaming consoles for guests to play on!
Padawans, rejoice: the second floor is essentially a Death Star replica.
Google/Jason White Yoda and Darth Vader statues, busts of Boba and Jango Fett, and a cute little BB8 sitting on the countertop help make the scene eerily realistic.
Start your meal with some ‘Wonder Wings’, ‘Galactic Guacamole,’ or ‘Dynamic Duo Tostadas.’
TripAdvisor/Comicx Your taste buds won’t stand a chance against these explosive flavors, so prepare to be overwhelmed in the best way possible.
For the main course, classic favorites like pizza, Portobello Punch burgers, and salads like the Asian Pow all have the superpower of deliciousness.
Google/IIse VG Indulge in some non-alcoholic butterbeer or a volcano cake for dessert to end things with a bang.
Address: 21001 North Tatum Boulevard, Phoenix, AZ 85050
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Visit the ComicX website to learn more.
Google/Comicx Restaurant Bar & Store
Spanning 8,000 square feet, this new addition to Desert Ridge Marketplace pays homage to pop culture and nerd-friendly icons.
Google/Jason White
You’ll also see the entire Simpsons family, Kung Fu Panda, and other non-superhero (but equally awesome) characters.
Google/Pablo Sillas
Sit underneath floating candles in the Hogwarts dining hall, have drinks with Master Chief from Halo, and dine alongside Wonder Woman and Green Lantern. There are even real gaming consoles for guests to play on!
Yoda and Darth Vader statues, busts of Boba and Jango Fett, and a cute little BB8 sitting on the countertop help make the scene eerily realistic.
TripAdvisor/Comicx
Your taste buds won’t stand a chance against these explosive flavors, so prepare to be overwhelmed in the best way possible.
Google/IIse VG
Indulge in some non-alcoholic butterbeer or a volcano cake for dessert to end things with a bang.
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Are you excited about the ComicX restaurant in Arizona? Who’s your favorite comic book character? Let us know your thoughts! And if you love unique eateries like this, check out more of the best themed restaurants in Arizona.
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Address: 21001 N Tatum Blvd, Phoenix, AZ 85050, USA
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ComicX Restaurant In Arizona October 23, 2020 Leah What are the most unique restaurants in Arizona? A comic book themed restaurant in Arizona is certainly unique, but it’s not the only place to grab a bite that is one-of-a-kind in the state. Located in an old industrial building in Phoenix, The Duce is certainly different from most restaurants. Other than the unique location, not only is it a restaurant, but it has a boxing ring, live entertainment, yard games, and more. Plus, their food is top-notch. If you really want to go to someplace underground - and we mean that literally - try The Grotto at Grand Canyon Caverns. Located in an actual cave some 200 feet below ground, you’ll enjoy a tasty meal in an unforgettable setting. What are the most iconic restaurants in Arizona? There are many amazing Arizona restaurants that have become local, visit-worthy icons. For a Route 66 icon, try Delgadillo’s Snow Cap Drive-In. It’s located right along the Mother Road and is full of nostalgia. They haven’t changed much over the decades, and their food is still amazingly tasty. For some true yet innovative Mexican dining at a famous spot, visit the Barrio Cafe in Phoenix. They aren’t a multi-award-winning restaurant for no reason, their delectable meals are just that good. If you want a bucket-list-worthy spot, then the Barrio Cafe is definitely it. Where can I go for fine dining in Arizona? On the complete opposite end of the spectrum from themed restaurants in Arizona, you can enjoy food in a high-class environment at one of the many fine dining restaurants within the state. For a great sushi spot in a fancy setting, try Nobuo at Teeter House, located in Phoenix. Located inside a historic house in the downtown area, it’s a wonderful Japanese restaurant that takes sushi to another level. If you happen to be visiting Sedona and want to have a special night out for dinner, stop by Rene at Tlaquepaque. They have French dining with everything from escargot to antelope tenderloin. Plus, the dining setting is beautiful.
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ComicX Restaurant In Arizona
October 23, 2020
Leah
What are the most unique restaurants in Arizona? A comic book themed restaurant in Arizona is certainly unique, but it’s not the only place to grab a bite that is one-of-a-kind in the state. Located in an old industrial building in Phoenix, The Duce is certainly different from most restaurants. Other than the unique location, not only is it a restaurant, but it has a boxing ring, live entertainment, yard games, and more. Plus, their food is top-notch. If you really want to go to someplace underground - and we mean that literally - try The Grotto at Grand Canyon Caverns. Located in an actual cave some 200 feet below ground, you’ll enjoy a tasty meal in an unforgettable setting. What are the most iconic restaurants in Arizona? There are many amazing Arizona restaurants that have become local, visit-worthy icons. For a Route 66 icon, try Delgadillo’s Snow Cap Drive-In. It’s located right along the Mother Road and is full of nostalgia. They haven’t changed much over the decades, and their food is still amazingly tasty. For some true yet innovative Mexican dining at a famous spot, visit the Barrio Cafe in Phoenix. They aren’t a multi-award-winning restaurant for no reason, their delectable meals are just that good. If you want a bucket-list-worthy spot, then the Barrio Cafe is definitely it. Where can I go for fine dining in Arizona? On the complete opposite end of the spectrum from themed restaurants in Arizona, you can enjoy food in a high-class environment at one of the many fine dining restaurants within the state. For a great sushi spot in a fancy setting, try Nobuo at Teeter House, located in Phoenix. Located inside a historic house in the downtown area, it’s a wonderful Japanese restaurant that takes sushi to another level. If you happen to be visiting Sedona and want to have a special night out for dinner, stop by Rene at Tlaquepaque. They have French dining with everything from escargot to antelope tenderloin. Plus, the dining setting is beautiful.
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A comic book themed restaurant in Arizona is certainly unique, but it’s not the only place to grab a bite that is one-of-a-kind in the state. Located in an old industrial building in Phoenix, The Duce is certainly different from most restaurants. Other than the unique location, not only is it a restaurant, but it has a boxing ring, live entertainment, yard games, and more. Plus, their food is top-notch. If you really want to go to someplace underground - and we mean that literally - try The Grotto at Grand Canyon Caverns. Located in an actual cave some 200 feet below ground, you’ll enjoy a tasty meal in an unforgettable setting.
What are the most iconic restaurants in Arizona?
There are many amazing Arizona restaurants that have become local, visit-worthy icons. For a Route 66 icon, try Delgadillo’s Snow Cap Drive-In. It’s located right along the Mother Road and is full of nostalgia. They haven’t changed much over the decades, and their food is still amazingly tasty. For some true yet innovative Mexican dining at a famous spot, visit the Barrio Cafe in Phoenix. They aren’t a multi-award-winning restaurant for no reason, their delectable meals are just that good. If you want a bucket-list-worthy spot, then the Barrio Cafe is definitely it.
Where can I go for fine dining in Arizona?
On the complete opposite end of the spectrum from themed restaurants in Arizona, you can enjoy food in a high-class environment at one of the many fine dining restaurants within the state. For a great sushi spot in a fancy setting, try Nobuo at Teeter House, located in Phoenix. Located inside a historic house in the downtown area, it’s a wonderful Japanese restaurant that takes sushi to another level. If you happen to be visiting Sedona and want to have a special night out for dinner, stop by Rene at Tlaquepaque. They have French dining with everything from escargot to antelope tenderloin. Plus, the dining setting is beautiful.
