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Meet And Eat With SACRED REICH In Arizona

November 16, 2012

Before SACRED REICH's November 17 concert at Rocky Point Cantina in Tempe, Arizona, be sure to stop by and grab some lunch with the band at Rehab Burger Therapy, a new restaurant in Scottsdale, Arizona part owned by SACRED REICH guitarist Wiley Arnett. The group states, "We will be hanging out from 12:30-2:30 and you can win a pair of tickets to the show or a SACRED REICH t-shirt. The address is 7210 East 2nd Street, Scottsdale just east of Scottsdale Rd on 2nd street in Old Town Scottsdale. The food is great! We are really looking forward to it. See you there!"

Rehab Burger Therapy was founded on the idea that everyone deserves a break and the belief it's actually therapeutic to slow down and celebrate life's simple pleasures like good music, the company of friends and a delicious burger grilled to order. You don't have to be a strung out rock star or jaded gazillionare to benefit from this sort of therapy. If you're sick of feeling like a statistic and need an escape from corporate restaurant abuse, Rehab Burger Therapy will be your wellness getaway.

Created by three friends that needed some rehabilitation of their own, Rehab Burger Therapy is a story of fate and convictions that began back in 1994 when Denise Nelson, Ken Likewise and Wiley first met in Scottsdale at a fledgling pizza joint they were recruited to nurture.

Rehab is located in the former home of Bonfire Grill, which closed in January.

A review of Rehab Burger Therapy can be found on the Phoenix New Times web site.

Rehab Burger Therapy
7210 E. 2nd Street
Scottsdale, AZ 85251

For more information, visit www.rehabburgertherapy.com.

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