Los Olivos Mexican Patio building sign

Four generations. One family.
Nearly eighty years of tradition.

Los Olivos Incan guardian figure

The Corral Family Legacy

Welcome to Los Olivos Mexican Patio. Family owned and operated, housed in a charming structure with a unique architectural character, our old-town location was originally built many years ago by our grandfather, Tomas Corral.

The Corral Family left their native Mexico for America in 1919 because our grandmother Cecilia Corral, did not want her sons working in the mines of Mexico. Many old-timers will remember the building as the home of a bakery, tavern, pool parlor and even a chapel at one time.

"Esta es su casa y vuelvan pronto"

— This is your home, please return soon

Combining their native talents, the second generation of the Corral Family has brought Los Olivos from a little adobe eating spot to its present critically acclaimed dining establishment in Scottsdale.

Our talented family members have worked together for years. An uncle designed and crafted the unique Spanish style chandeliers, cousins enthusiastically greet you and wait on tables, daughters and sons now manage and keep the books.

The third generation of Corrals is making margaritas behind the bar, serving spicy hot dishes, and an old friend is still back there rolling fresh flour tortillas. The Corral Family is proud of their tradition of good food, a warm and friendly atmosphere, and excellent service.

We hope you will agree that this tradition has been maintained.

Your Hosts,
The Corral Family

Our History

The Journey Begins
1919

The Journey Begins

The Corral family leaves Mexico for America, seeking a better life. Grandmother Cecilia Corral refuses to let her sons work in the mines.

Los Olivos Opens
1947

Los Olivos Opens

The second generation transforms the old adobe building — once a bakery, tavern, and chapel — into a beloved Mexican restaurant.

Critically Acclaimed
1980s

Critically Acclaimed

Los Olivos grows from a little adobe eating spot to a critically acclaimed Scottsdale dining establishment, gaining press and loyal patrons.

Four Generations Strong
Today

Four Generations Strong

The fourth generation of Corrals makes margaritas, serves spicy dishes, and carries on the tradition of good food and warm hospitality.

7328 E 2nd St

Scottsdale, AZ 85251

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