La Grande Orange is a beloved Phoenix hybrid — part artisan grocery, part pizzeria, part wine shop, and part coffee bar. The wood-fired pizza, weekend brunch plates, and excellent coffee make it a neighborhood gathering spot in the upscale Arcadia neighborhood. The patio is one of the most pleasant in Phoenix.
La Grande Orange (LGO) on N 40th Street in Phoenix's Arcadia neighbourhood is one of the city's most beloved multi-purpose gathering spots — part artisan grocery, part wood-fired pizzeria, part wine shop, and part speciality coffee bar. The hybrid model works because each element is executed with genuine care: the wood-fired pizzas are thin, blistered, and topped with quality ingredients; the wine shop curates an interesting selection of small-production bottles; and the coffee programme sources from respected local Arizona roasters. The Arcadia location is one of Phoenix's most appealing residential pockets — a leafy, older neighbourhood of ranch houses near the base of Camelback Mountain — and LGO's large front patio reflects and feeds that community energy. Weekends bring a lively brunch crowd for avocado toast, egg preparations, and the house pizzas that serve double duty as brunch and lunch options. The patio strung with café lights on warm evenings is considered one of the best alfresco dining experiences in central Phoenix. A second LGO location operates in the Town & Country shopping centre. The grocery section stocks house-made pastas, Arizona-sourced jams, local cheesemakers' products, and provisions for self-catering visitors.
Signature dishes
- LGO margherita pizza — $18
- Avocado toast — $14
- Drip coffee from local roasters — $4
Good to know
- Known for
- Best patio in Arcadia; hybrid grocery/café/pizzeria; great weekend brunch
- Hours
- Daily 6am-10pm
Location
4410 N 40th St, Phoenix, AZ 85018
33.5096, -111.9925 View on map
Highlights
- One of Phoenix's most beloved hybrid spaces: pizzeria, artisan grocery, wine shop, and café
- Wood-fired thin-crust pizzas with quality ingredients — among the best casual pizzas in Phoenix
- Beloved Arcadia neighbourhood patio strung with café lights — one of Phoenix's best alfresco spots
- Weekday all-day service from 6am and a popular weekend brunch draw
- Artisan grocery stocking local Arizona produce, house-made pasta, and small-production wines
Tips for visiting
- Request a patio table for evening dining — the atmosphere is far more pleasant than inside
- Weekend brunch can draw long waits; arrive by 9am or after 1pm to avoid the peak
- The LGO margherita pizza is a reliable constant — the wood-fired crust is worth the trip alone
- Browse the grocery section after dinner for Arizona-made provisions and local wine
- Weekday mornings (6–9am) are the quietest time for coffee and pastries on the patio
Accessibility
La Grande Orange Arcadia is a single-level venue with accessible entry from the car park on N 40th Street. The patio and dining room are wheelchair accessible. Restrooms meet accessibility standards. Adjacent parking is available in the shopping strip lot.
Frequently asked questions
What are LGO's hours?
LGO operates daily from approximately 6am to 10pm, serving coffee and pastries from opening, with full pizzeria and grocery service from late morning. Hours may vary seasonally.
Is LGO suitable for a full dinner or just a casual stop?
Both. LGO works equally well for a quick coffee-and-pastry stop, a casual lunch pizza, or a full evening meal with wine on the patio.
Is there a second LGO location?
Yes. A second La Grande Orange operates in the Town & Country shopping centre on E Camelback Road, roughly 3 miles west of the Arcadia original.
Does LGO have a full wine list?
Yes. The wine shop stocks an interesting selection of small-production bottles that can be enjoyed on-site or purchased to go. By-the-glass pours are available from the bar.