This popular Westside venue, located just across from Metrocenter Mall, is devoted to street-level art forms-by which owners Danny “Scooby” Morales and House Magana mean it provides space for performing and practicing the art of b-boy and hip-hop dancing, graffiti art, DJing, emceeing, and skateboarding. Both men are founding members of the Furious Styles Crew […]
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This low-key market sells the obligatory specialty items like cheeses and fancy olive oils, but its sprawling assortment of sandwiches, salads, and ready-made dishes from the deli cases are the main attraction. Pick up some homemade soup and a made-to-order sandwich, or splurge on homey entrees like sausage lasagna or pork tenderloin with apricot-Creole mustard […]
The moment you’re seated and handed the cracked-laminated menu at Da Vang, relief follows. Good, aromatic, hearty Vietnamese food is on the way. Most dishes are priced around $15 and usually require a to-go container or an afternoon nap – or better yet, an order of café sua nong (hot coffee with sweetened condensed milk). […]
Want to impress a date? Take them to Dahlia, one of the most romantic spots in town. Deep purple walls, fresh flowers on each table and candlelight set the tone for a delicious dinner and drinks. The menu is split into three sections: small and large tapas and charcuterie boards. Start with the fresh pan […]
Taylor’s Cafe is now the Daily Bistro.
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Dapper & Stout is perfect for grabbing your morning espresso and breakfast before hitting the road. You can grab a cold brew or an Americano, or give the Mexican Mocha or the Bowtie (amaretto, dark and white chocolate, espresso, and cream) a try. There are sweet and savory options like the spicy Italian panini (with […]
Dark Hall Coffee is a vegan and vegetarian coffee shop in the Coronado area, one offering fully vegan coffee and tea drinks, plus pastries. We’re talking about house-made nut milks, oat milks, dairy-free cortados, cappuccinos, and lattes, brown sugar lemonade, signature juice concoctions, cinnamon rolls, and shortbread.
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This archaeology museum and 47-acre Sonoran Desert preserve is home to the largest concentration of Native American petroglyphs in the Phoenix area. Open to the public for tours, the Will Bruder-designed facility serves as the primary exhibition space for the Center for Archaeology and Society.
From the Dallas-based Del Frisco’s Restaurant Group, a high-end steakhouse chain, Del Frisco’s Grille offers a menu mix of steaks, seafood, and twists on American comfort cuisine. The Esplanade will be the the third location of Del Frisco’s Grille (the other two are in Dallas and Manhattan, with two more planned for Atlanta and Washington, […]
The shopping cart fries are what you’ll most likely remember after eating at Delux, an upscale burger joint in the Biltmore area. They’re called “A La Cart” fries, and they’re served in an actual mini shopping cart overflowing with french or sweet potato fries. But the burger is the real star of the show here. […]
Denise Clayton will teach you the basics of canning your own food and more in the comfort of her downtown Phoenix studio. Denise’s classes are only about $35 and you get to make four different jams, chutneys, and/or pie fillings which you get to take home in your very own jars. She’ll even make you […]
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The very first Denny’s opened in Lakewood, California in 1954, and over the past six decades the company has constructed a global empire 1,600 locations strong. Breakfast classics like the Grand Slam and Moons Over My Hammy have stood the test of time, bringing loyal customers back to the always-open coffee shop-diner year after year, […]
