A downtown staple for 33 years, Seamus McCaffrey’s attracts a crowd that reflects the changing neighborhood it inhabits: city and county employees, upwardly mobile loft-dwellers and service-industry workers. In fact, Seamus is your favorite downtown bartender’s favorite bar. It also has a tough-to-beat selection of Scotch and Irish whiskey, traditional Irish fare such as Shepherd’s […]
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Under the new ownership of the Gilkarov family and their courteous and experienced staff, this kosher deli and grill offers a full line of dry goods, frozen foods, Chalav Yisrael dairy, a Pas Yisrael Bakery, and a full-service butcher department that specializes in Glatt Kosher beef, veal, lamb and poultry and a full line of […]
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Fast-casual north Valley eatery Seydi’s Pupuseria & Grill has Phoenix hooked on El Salvador’s most famous dish: the pupusa. This mother-and-son-operated pupuseria is run by Usulutan, El Salvador-born Seydi Flores and her son Jose Flores. At the straightforward ordering counter, you can choose from 12 pupusas – some with shrimp, some with green peppers, and […]
In a strip mall and right next door to Johnny Chu’s other new restaurant, Red Thai Southeast Asian Kitchen, this hot-pot restaurant has finally brought shabu shabu to Central Phoenix. You choose from a short list of tasty broths, then order platters heaped with raw meat, fish, and vegetables to cook yourself in a hot […]
From the outside, Shady’s may look like one of the old residences located along Indian School Road in east Phoenix, but inside, it’s a small pub and lounge with British flair. Its intimate, living room-like interior is full of stylish touches: black leather booths and chairs, a fireplace stocked with candles and caricatures of Ernest […]
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We can all thank Martha Shemer, a longtime Phoenix resident, for this picturesque art museum. Built in the 1920s the stucco home was purchased by Shemer in 1984 at which time she donated the property at no cost to the City of Phoenix. The only condition was that she wanted it to used to house […]
