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Once a year, New Times puts the spotlight on Scottsdale in SHINE, our annual pocket guide. As usual, the 2012 edition includes many of our favorite spots to drink, dine, shop, party, and get a culture fix.
This issue features some pretty amazing food & drink.
See also: - SHINE: Your Pocket Guide to Scottsdale - Atlas Bistro Chefs to Open New Pork-Minded Eatery in Scottsdale: Pig & Pickle
In the issue, Chow Bella contributor Dominique Chatterjee highlights must-visit restaurants (including Distrito and Brat Haus) and don't-miss watering holes (The Mint and Kazimierz). And our favorite funny girl, Laurie Notaro, quizzes pastry chef Country Velador and mixologist Richie Moe about their shopping habits.
Pick up a copy inside the Nov. 8 issue of select copies of Phoenix New Times, access it online or email us (amy.silverman@newtimes.com) and we'll pop one in the mail to you.
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