Diner-style vegan and vegetarian eats that non-vegans will enjoy, too, can be found at this cheery breakfast and lunch spot in the retail space of Bragg’s Pie Factory, the former pie factory turned art gallery in Central Phoenix. Don’t miss golden, fragrant coconut curry waffles, beet burgers topped with a zesty corn relish, and slices […]
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As Old Town Scottsdale’s version of a beer hall, this clean and comfortable gastropub features nearly 30 beers on tap and almost 40 in bottles and cans, as well as a locally focused menu of homemade sausages, German specialties, and house-pickled fare courtesy of chef Payton Curry. Skip the brats and, instead, pair a strong […]
Snap your fingers to nonstop Tony Bennett and enjoy some well-crafted, Mediterranean-themed bistro fare. Start off with an order of baba ghanouj and antipasto, then move on to one of the best osso buco plates in town. Loosen your belt and linger over creamy tiramisu or chocolate bread pudding. Read our review.
The best example of Brazilian-style churrascaria in the Valley. Features a salada Brasileiro with some 20 items. These rotate, but cold items include shrimp, octopus, mussels, hearts of palm, and numerous different salads. Hot items might include cod, tilapia in wine sauce, or chicken stroganoff. Then there’s the rodizio itself, served by Fogo e Brasa’s […]
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The Breadfruit, a cheerful, casual Jamaican restaurant, fits right in with other independent eateries that have cropped up on the sleepy periphery of downtown’s bustling core. Owner Dwayne Allen, originally from Jamaica, considers the restaurant an extension of his kitchen at home, which means customers are treated to the same succulent, spicy jerk chicken, fragrant […]
Expect a wait on weekends, even into the early afternoon sometimes. This is Old Town Scottsdale, after all, and the young, sunglasses-and-flip-flops crowd at the Breakfast Club is the very same contingent that keeps local nightlife meccas in business. Clearly, they have good taste, from the looks of the menu, which includes old-fashioned standards alongside […]
These upscale breakfast spots are all about options, offering buttermilk pancakes is served with a dusting of powdered sugar and Grade A Amber maple syrup. But when it comes to dessert-style pancakes, Breakfast Club doesn’t fool around, offering ’60s-era dessert classics – Bananas Foster. Need a more modern stack? Try the lemon and poppyseed with […]
It’s possible to instantly feel like a regular at Brennan’s, even if you’ve never visited before. The waitresses call you “honey,” the biker clientele is friendly and welcoming, and first timers will occasionally get drink discounts. If you’re there with pals, challenge them to a round of pool or some shuffleboard. The twice-weekly trivia nights […]
Moving through the historic and altogether adorable Coronado District, Seventh Street, just north of downtown, is a regular restaurant row thanks to spots like Green, The Coronado, and the Main Ingredient. But Bri has something extra-special (and you can’t miss that seemingly hand-drawn sign). Bri is the phonetic spelling of its namesake, the braai, a […]
When visiting downtown Chandler, a stop at The Brickyard is a must. This cocktail bar and restaurant is located inside the former home of the Chandler Arizonan, a newspaper that dates back to 1912. But you’ll find more than just history here. Start with the cocktail menu, which rotates themes. It’s been video game themed, […]
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Even if it looks like a biker bar, with all those shiny-chrome hogs out front, Brigett’s real charm is as one of Phoenix’s unsung karaoke capitals. The bar hosts sing-a-long fun seven nights a week, and the songs you’ll hear performed are as diverse as the people singing them. There might be a dude with […]
Cozy British-themed pub with a fair selection of British and international beers, and some pretty decent English grub: sausage rolls, fish and chips, bangers and mash, and an excellent beef and Guinness pie. Baskets of Wallys — deep-fried spears of dill pickles — make for terrific bar food when paired with a cold pint. For […]
Com Tam Thuan Kieu, a homey spot at Mekong Plaza, is a place to gorge on enormous plates of food, most of which run $6.99. Incredibly, the menu has more than two hundred different items — rice dishes, noodle soups, and rice vermicelli dishes — but if you look closely, you’ll see that every conceivable […]
Downtown Phoenix has a ways to go before it’ll remind us of Brooklyn, but this little pizza joint’s a good start. Just like the neighborhood places in New York, Bklyn’s is cheap, casual, and good for a quick slice when we’re hungry and in a hurry.
Although the name may lead you to believe this is some sort of early morning coffeehouse hangout or little gift shop filled with trinkets where patrons sip tea, don’t be deceived. What lies behind the door is a bar known for its cheap drinks and hip hop scene. Bruno Mali’s Caf
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We have only five words for you regarding Cave Creek’s Bryan’s Black Mountain Barbecue. Pulled Pork and Coleslaw Sandwich! It’s a trademark delicacy that people drive all the way to Cave Creek to enjoy, served on a toasted, buttered bun and piled high with the best pulled pork around. The combination of hot, smoky, moist […]
BS West is a rarity among Scottsdale bars. It’s the only LGBT spot in the city, a distinction it’s enjoyed for over 30 years. In that time, the two-story bar, dance joint, and drag club just off Craftsman Court has established a loyal following that’s spanned generations. (Historically, its been more of a gay male […]
Unlike other bubble waffles piled with ice cream, the London-based Bubbleology comes with gelato (or sorbet, if you’re vegan), and rotates six flavors, like strawberry cheesecake and cookies and cream. If you’re a fruit lover, order the Summer Crunch, which has fresh strawberries and strawberry Pocky. Chocolate lover? Go for The Nutty Professor, which includes […]