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Desert DigestFood & DrinkListsSummer Eats: 5 Watermelon Salads to Order Now

Marilyn HawkesJuly 16, 2021

If you’re a big fan of watermelon, now is the time to indulge – the juicy fruit is at the peak of its growing season. Watermelon is not only sweet and refreshing, it’s also a low-calorie snack that provides much-needed hydration during scorching Arizona summers. You can eat watermelon straight from the rind or use the luscious red fruit in a variety of dishes. To that end, we’ve rounded up five places in the Valley to enjoy watermelon salad.    Alma West x...

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Desert DigestLists4 Dog-Friendly Date Spots in Phoenix

Savanah YaghsezianNovember 6, 2019

Personally, if I had a dog, I wouldn’t date anyone they didn’t like. What better way to make sure your closest companion approves of the person you’re seeing than taking them on a date with you? Check out these four puppy-approved spots: O.H.S.O Brewery If your dog doesn’t like your date, at least they’ll like O.H.S.O.! The local brewery is so dog-friendly that it’s certified by Trips With Pets. It’s so common to see a...

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Desert DigestLists10 Places to Celebrate National Seafood Month in the Valley

Madison RutherfordOctober 11, 2019

It’s finally October, and there’s much more to this month than apple pie and pumpkin spice. October is also National Seafood Month and there’s a slew of local spots serving up fishy fare. Here are a few of our favorites: Angry Crab Shack This lively Valley staple is known for its spicy seafood boils served in plastic bags. During the month of October, guests can add a lobster tail to their bag for just $10....

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Desert DigestListsWhere to Celebrate National Pumpkin Spice Day in the Valley

Madison RutherfordOctober 1, 2019

Autumn is officially here and even though it still feels like summer outside, indulging in fall fare is one way to welcome the season – and that means plenty of pumpkin spice. In fact, October 1 is National Pumpkin Spice Day. Here are a few places to celebrate. Chase’s Diner Who says pumpkin spice has to be limited to lattes? This ‘50s-style diner is rolling out a slew of new dishes available throughout the season,...

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Desert DigestLists5 Places to Satisfy Your Sweet Tooth This Summer

Mirelle InglefieldAugust 23, 2019

So you’re craving something sweet but fear the calorie-worthiness risky. Good news! Living in the Valley of the Sun positions yourself comfortably in close proximity to lots of natural, nutritious, locally-grown ingredients, which are incorporated into many delicious desserts  – giving you a solid reason to trust in upping your summer caloric intake. So smile, scream – whatever you do – dig in on these special sweet treats before summer ends! 1. Crêpe Bar Chirked...

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Desert DigestLists6 Food & Drink-Related Things We’re Looking Forward to in September

Editorial StaffAugust 21, 2019

1. The re-jiggered grilled octopus at Nico Heirloom Kitchen. Chef Gio Osso’s signature dish gets a makeover. Now dressed with poblano, garbanzos and chorizo. 2. Hitting Vincent’s on Camelback during Arizona Restaurant Week (Sept. 20-29). As an aperitif to Chef Vincent Guerithault’s star-studded 50th anniversary roast in October. 3. The debut of Phoenix Unknown: World Food and Music Night Market at The Van Buren on Friday, Sept. 13. Global music and bites to match. statesidepresents.com...

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