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Anello owner and pizzaiolo Scott Girod (Credit: Jackie Tran)

Anello owner and pizzaiolo Scott Girod (Credit: Jackie Tran)

Chef Scott Girod brings Anello's wood-fired style to Tucson Doobie dinner Aug. 30

Aug 20, 20262 min read

Tucson Doobie brings its infused dinner series back with a five-course feast presented by Prime Leaf Dispensary. This time, the club taps Anello chef-owner Scott Girod for a wood-fired evening on Sunday, Aug. 30. Seating begins at 6 p.m. The location is private and near 4th Avenue; ticket holders receive the address by email. Tickets are $85 plus tax and gratuity and are available only to Tucson Doobie members. First-timers can add a first-month membership for $19 at checkout. Purchase here.

Girod opened Anello in Tucson's Warehouse Arts District after studying pizza-making in Naples and spending four years cooking under James Beard Award-winning pizzaiolo Chris Bianco, including time running the Bianco kitchen in Tucson. His restaurant uses a wood-fired oven and local organic produce to highlight what's in season in the Sonoran Desert. The Aug. 30 dinner showcases Girod in a private setting, where he builds a five-course menu rooted in that same wood-fired, produce-forward philosophy. For more on Anello and Girod's approach, read his interview here.

What's on the menu

The five-course menu draws on seasonal Sonoran ingredients and Girod's wood-fired technique, from a sourdough opener to a honey milk cake dessert.

  • Sourdough Cracker: Sourdough cracker, tomatillo jam, Fior di Capra chèvre, herbs

  • Seasonal Salad: Cucumber, black and white sesame, parsley, cucumber citronette

  • Seasonal Vegetables: Southwinds Farms patty pan squash, oven fried, fresh mint, chiltepin, red wine garlic confit

  • Pizza: AZ K4 beef or pork barbacoa, caciocavallo cheese, red spring onion

  • Dessert: Candied pepitas, white chocolate whipped cream, Dos Manos honey milk cake

What's included

Every ticket covers the five-course dinner, mocktails, sponsor interactions, a gift bag to take home, and the opportunity to sample various Prime Leaf Dispensary products throughout the evening. Prime Leaf Dispensary, the event's presenting sponsor, continues to support the local cannabis community through experiences that connect consumers with food, culture, and community. Prime Leaf has two locations in Tucson.

Membership and tickets

Membership in Tucson Doobie unlocks a full stack of perks, including over $7,000 in value from Tucson dispensaries, access to infused dinners, 50% off festivals, and free member mixer events. Tickets are $85 plus tax and gratuity. New members can add their first month of membership for $19 directly at checkout. The dinner location is private, approximately a five-minute drive from the University of Arizona, and is emailed to ticket holders only. Seating is limited. Reserve here. For more on the Tucson Doobie membership club, click here.

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