Phoenix’s burgeoning Downtown district – which will host Final Four Fan Fest – makes for convenient and rewarding pre-tip-off exploration. Neighborhoods like Roosevelt Row, Grand Avenue and Garfield are making a major comeback, racking up coffee shops, restaurants, music venues and other community spaces like points from the free-throw line.
Home to some of the Valley’s oldest and most storied resorts, this 6-mile strip stretching from Central Avenue to Scottsdale is a popular landing spot for spring visitors – and your runway for a high-flying day of pre- or post-game fun.
This ain’t your grandpa’s golf tourney: The Open is loud, rowdy and lots of fun, bringing golf to the masses thanks to the boisterous 16th hole amphitheater and the popular Birds Nest concert tent.
The internationally televised auction sees thousands of the world’s most sought-after automobiles cross the block with no reserve.
From luxury furniture shops and art galleries to indie boutiques and local liquor stores, the Valley is a shopper's paradise.
Filled with theaters, avant-garde galleries and museums, Central Phoenix is the Valley’s cultural nerve center.
Enjoy classic south-of-the-border cuisine with a contemporary twist at these revered Valley restaurants.
Our city center is also our ground zero for culinary craft.
Craving a midnight snack? Hit up these eateries open until the a.m.
Take a tipsy tour Downtown at these trendy Pan-Asian cocktail lounges.
Dine your way around the globe at these award-winning spots in Midtown and Downtown Phoenix.
High-quality grub plus spectacular beverage programs make these North Phoenix restaurants worth the drive from anywhere in the Valley.
High-quality grub plus spectacular beverage programs make these North Phoenix restaurants worth the drive from anywhere in the Valley.
Look past the chains and you’ll find a treasure trove of ethnic eateries in the West Valley.
Head west for wood-fired pies, customizable pasta and top-notch entrées at these renowned ristorantes.
