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Fair trade coffee to self-serve wine, a speakeasy, ramen, and a veggie wizard.
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Good, diverse food options are there for the taking at Desert Ridge Marketplace.
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famous exposed brick walls to conscious coffee roasters, underground bars, Irish pubs, and the home base for SanTan Brewing
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Chandler meets the two qualifications for a historic downtown dining district — good restaurants in old buildings. Yes, there is a lot of history in this pocket Chandler, which goes back to days of people riding in their horses for a beer, and now includes multiple new cocktail lounges dotting the downtown streets. From famous exposed brick walls to conscious coffee roasters, underground bars, Irish pubs, and the home base for SanTan Brewing, downtown Chandler can take some time to explore.
To go along with our all-day dining guide to downtown Chandler, part of the Dining Guides series, here's a visual aid to dining options from early coffee to late night eats. -
Fry bread to ethically sourced coffee, retro bars, and tasting menus.
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The Melrose District, especially the Melrose Curve along Seventh Avenue in central Phoenix, is one of the most colorful neighborhoods in the entire city. Businesses range from TV repair to music and bike shops, antique stores to salons and retro outfitters. But Melrose is also known for its dining scene thanks to quirky coffee shops and new taverns, family-owners restaurants and fry bread.
To go along with our all-day dining guide to the Melrose District, part of the Dining Guides series, here's a visual aid to dining options from early coffee to sports bars.
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