"Prime ingredients, skilled preparation, refined service and affordable prices should put Voltaire on everyone's 'A' dining list." Food Editor, Food & Lifestyle Magazine.

s the great philosopher might have said, "If Voltaire did not exist, it would be necessary to invent it." A talent for invention is a hallmark of Voltaire's Executive Chef David Antonelli, who learned his trade at several major restaurants in New York City, then studied under the tutelage of his uncle here in Arizona.

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Chef David, along with his wife Lydia and father Martin, preside over one of the Valley's most intimate and rewarding dining experiences. Food writers and discriminating diners alike have come to appreciate Voltaire's unique expressions of the great French dining traditions.


hat tradition is upheld in the kitchen by Chef David's lovingly conceived and exquisitely presented dishes. Entrees include Duck, Sweetbreads, Rack of Lamb, Steaks, Veal and Chicken. Seafood is a particular specialty, like the signature Sandab Sautée in Lemon Butter with White Grapes or the delightfully flavorful Dover Sole - presented on Monday evenings throughout the year.

Dining at Voltaire is like stepping back in time where everything is as it used to be: warm, comfortable, charming and quiet. Celebrate any day at the special place in Scottsdale. Voltaire.
Best Of Scottsdale 2008