The restaurant practices tail-to-snout butchery and serves seasonal produce, meaning their menu changes each week to reflect the cuts of meat available and what is available at Arizona’s local farms.
Dogs impacted by the unknown disease, which has not yet been detected in Arizona, show symptoms that include coughing, sneezing, eye or nose discharge and lethargy.
Arizona’s Family previously spoke to a relative living in Scottsdale, holocaust survivor Sophie Plapp, who said Idan and her two siblings watched Hamas terrorists kill their mom and dad.