How much is the Farm at South Mountain?

The rental fee ranges from $2,500, to $5,500 for both ceremony and reception. This includes an event rental time of 5 or 5.5 hours in addition to set up and clean up time. The fee for a daytime ceremony and reception ranges from $2,500 to $3,000. The fee for a ceremony only is $1,000 and can be booked 3 months prior.

What is there to do at the Farm at South Mountain?

The Farm continues to be a destination for self-sustainability, locally created arts, and a truly farm-to-table experience.

• BREAKFAST. Morning Glory Café
• LUNCH / PICNIC PARTIES. Farm Kitchen.
• DINNER. Quiessence.
• THE PERFECT PLACE. Weddings & Events.
• SUSTAINABLE GROWERS. Soil & Seed Garden.
• RETAIL THERAPY. Botanica.

Who owns the Farm at South Mountain?

Pat Christofolo
The Farm’s current owner, Pat Christofolo, has been in the local culinary scene for more than 30 years. With her expertise and passion in the sustainable culinary industry, she helped to develop the three current restaurants and two event venues on the property.

Are dogs allowed at the Farm at South Mountain?

The Farm is dog friendly. Dogs must be leashed and accompanied by owner at all times.

Where to eat at the farm at South Mountain?

In addition to Maya’s Garden of naturally grown flowers and produce, The Farm at South Mountain includes three truly garden to table restaurants for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The dinner restaurant and secret gem of Arizona, Quiessence, has been named as one of the “Most Romantic” restaurants in the country.

When did the farm at South Mountain start?

Born from an ancient riverbed that blessed the grounds with naturally-rich soil, The Farm at South Mountain’s vision of sustainability was originally conceived in the early 1920’s. The Farm continues to be a destination for self-sustainability, locally created arts, and a truly farm-to-table experience.

Where is the quiessence restaurant at South Mountain?

Tucked away near the back of the property at the Farm at South Mountain, Quiessence delivers farm-focused and uncomplicated cuisine in a very special intimate setting. The restaurant features a delightful array of cheeses, artisan breads, handcrafted pastas and local produce, with unique indoor and award-winning outdoor dining.

Where to go for breakfast in Phoenix AZ?

A signature Arizona breakfast spot, Morning Glory Café serves house baked muffins and pastries, locally made sausages, seasonal omelets and more. Relax by the organic gardens and enjoy a refreshingly local menu featuring the market’s finest ingredients. Bike and pet friendly. “Morning Glory Cafe is one of the gems hidden in South Phoenix area.”