If you’re in the mood for nonthreatening American-style Mexican food, the family-run Mangos does a terrific job, and with homemade ingredients. Best bets are the super-spicy pork burritos, shredded beef enchiladas and flavor-packed tamales.
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This counter service eatery in a Mesa strip mall features a small but tight menu of traditional Filipino dishes, a deli case of desserts and snacks, and a small buffet, or turo-turo (the Filipino term for “point-point”) of daily-changing selections of Filipino fare. Featuring an abundance of pork, rice, and dishes spiked with vinegar, garlic, […]
When the team from downtown Chandler cocktail bar The Brickyard (plus nearby eateries The Hidden House and Elliott’s Steakhouse) set out to open Maple House in 2022, the goal wasn’t to open just another bar. Instead, Maple House is a spot primed for an aperitif or a nightcap, thanks to a selection of low- and […]
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Most Phoenix suburbs are overwhelmed by chain restaurants, but Gilbert is a different story. If you’re in the area, pass right by the all-too-familiar Mexican grill and support independent restaurant Maria’s Mexican Food. It’s not principle alone that will bring you back in the door time and time again. Once you taste menu items like […]
This shopping and dining complex at the corner of the Dobson and Main in Mesa is anchored by the huge Mekong Supermarket, which sells products from Vietnam, China, Korea, Japan, and other Asian nations. Asian-run clothing stores, real estate agencies, foot massages, a beauty salon, dentist, and wireless stores round out the wide variety of […]
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Mensho is a newcomer to the Valley, bringing with it hoards of fans and delicious steaming bowls of Japanese noodle soup. The ramen concept was introduced in Japan before expanding around the world. The Mesa restaurant, an immersive space centered around an open kitchen and surrounded by light wood walls, was the chain’s first in […]
You know you grew up in Phoenix if you attended a memorable rock concert at this deluxe, open-air venue. Even with general admission lawn seating, there was never-nor is there now-a bad seat in the place, because not one of the 4, 200 seats are further than 175 feet from the stage. And what a […]
Located in downtown Mesa, the Mesa Arts Center is the largest arts center in the state. It includes a total of four performance spaces including the Farnsworth Studio Theater, which seats 99 for an intimate setting, and on the other end of the spectrum the 1,600-seat Ikeda Theater. The complex also includes the Mesa Contemporary […]
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Mesa Community College is nationally recognized for its service-learning, civic engagement and innovative educational programs, which include university transfer, career and technical, workforce development, and life-long learning. Host to 40,000 students annually, MCC offers more than 195 degrees and certificate programs at its two campuses and additional locations. MCC’s student body hails predominantly from the […]
The new Performing Arts Center is a multi-purpose facility designed to accommodate the wide range of performances of MCC’s talented music, dance, and theatre programs. Re-imagined to fit the needs of MCC, the large theatre holds 462 seats, performance classrooms, music practice rooms, faculty offices, and the scene shop.