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    Camp Verde Restaurant featured in Arizona Highways

    June 19, 2014No Comments
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    logo_hornsaloonCamp Verde AZ (June 19, 2014) – National and state wide recognized magazine Arizona Highways, has highlighted The Horn in the journal section of the upcoming July issue. Journalist Kathy Montgomery mentions key elements of The Horn such as wine on tap, craft brews, locally sourced ingredients, and interior decor. Describing The Horn as “a pleasure to behold” the article mentions favorite entrees including whisky brushed burgers and roasted lamb.

    The article also includes a brief history of The Horn, the owners, Barbara and Steve Goetting, and how a simple wine bar with a twist evolved into the restaurant it is today. The Horn opened in Fall 2011, with the intention of being a wine bar that served tapas, and has evolved into a full restaurant serving lunch and dinner over the last couple of years. The recognition from Arizona Highways will help bring attention to the restaurant and Camp Verde as a destination.

    Arizona Highways is a monthly magazine that highlights travel and photography throughout the state of Arizona. The magazine is published by Arizona Department of Transportation, and each month it features unique destinations across the state to share with over 200,000 readers nationally and internationally.

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    The July issue of Arizona highways will hit newsstands late June with a cover story of the South Rim. The Horn Restaurant is located at 348 S. Main St. Camp Verde, Arizona. For current hours and more information about The Horn, visit www.thehornsaloon.com or call 928-567-7229

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