Wrigley Mansion/Geordie's Restaurant

Didn't go to the restaurant, it's being renovated. However, I took the hour tour of the Mansion. It is an interesting tour from a historical & architectectural standpoint. Mr Wrigley was a brilliant business man who was a visionary. Incredible time & the best views of the mountains & Phoenix.
Handicap accessible

The Margarita pizza was perfect. It was a little different which is why I think I liked it so much. The atmosphere is classy with a touch of home.

I attended a Birthday party here. We did not sit and have dinner at Geordie's. But the place is very nice. The staff handling the party guests were fantastic. They kept the buffet tables well stocked and mingled a little with the guests. I would like to back to the mansion and take a tour of the grounds.

There were five of us; we had reserved a tour a week in advance. Not sure if this is necessary but it guaranteed our date/time. The Mansion is simply beautiful, inside, of course, as well as the views overlooking the surrounding area. The docent could not have been better. So well informed and full of interesting tidbits. The tour is $15 which did not include lunch (lunch can be reserved along with the tour if one wishes). It's really a must see as part of Phoenix history.

We were hoping to do the noon tour & have lunch there but it was fully booked. The lady at the desk suggested we tour on our own for the price of 1 membership, $5!! It was an interesting place. My sister especially liked the switchboard room which is covered with the silver paper from the gum, as she used a switchboard early in her working life.