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Dining
The Country Club at DC Ranch offers upscale dining within a casual Southwest atmosphere. The Ranch Hacienda-style clubhouse combines Old World architecture with historic Arizona elements to make this setting a true home away from home for members and their guests.
| The Dining Room Here you will find a comfortable, inviting setting where members and their guests can enjoy an unforgettable experience. We offer an abundant variety of appetizers, salads, sandwiches and entrees inspired by traditional American cuisine with a southwestern flair. Occasional theme nights are featured here along with our a la carte menus. The club also boasts a world class wine program that will be sure to satisfy even the most discerning oenophile. The Grille The Casual Grille is well known for grabbing coffee and a small breakfast in the morning. Large tables allow for groups to gather after golf a casual lunch or in the evenings for our famous Italian and Burger Nights. |
| The Private Dining Room Provides a small, picturesque, more formal experience. It is the perfect setting for lunch and dinner. The Horse Bar The Horse Bar is the Club's social center, hosting weekly happy hours as well as club events. This bar and lounge allows for spectacular city views and an unrivaled patio for cocktails or al fresco dining. |
| The Ranch House Sophisticated yet casual and delicious. Fresh twists on your favorites and classic delights to enjoy. Featuring unique, specialty craft cocktails, and of course our Famous Club margarita. Dine inside or outside while enjoying great service with wonderful friends. |
Dress Code
Gentleman
“Proper” attire for gentlemen of all ages, including children, includes shirts with collars (including mock collars), which, if designed for and tailored appropriately, may be worn ‘un-tucked’, and dress sweaters. Golf shorts, dress shorts (mid-thigh or below) and dress denim are permissible.
Ladies
Proper “Country Club” attire for ladies of all ages, including children, includes dresses, skirts, slacks, mid-length shorts, tailored sleeveless shirts, blouses and golf/tennis clothing specifically designed and marketed as such.
Gentleman
“Proper” attire for gentlemen of all ages, including children, includes shirts with collars (including mock collars), which, if designed for and tailored appropriately, may be worn ‘un-tucked’, and dress sweaters. Golf shorts, dress shorts (mid-thigh or below) and dress denim are permissible.
Ladies
Proper “Country Club” attire for ladies of all ages, including children, includes dresses, skirts, slacks, mid-length shorts, tailored sleeveless shirts, blouses and golf/tennis clothing specifically designed and marketed as such.