From Glendale to Gilbert, downtown neighborhoods across the Valley have flourished over the past decade, sprouting high with local restaurants, boutiques, theaters and that all-important “cultural density.” Now, in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, they need our love more than ever.
Major League Baseball’s season opener this week feels like the actual return of sports here in the U.S. and perhaps gives us a sense of normalcy.
Head into the long holiday weekend as a beer boss, a suds stud or an IPA MVP by picking up one of these brand new craft beer releases from breweries around Arizona.
PHOENIX magazine editor Craig Outhier and managing editor Leah LeMoine talk to Craft 64 owner James Swann and Nook Kitchen owner Frank Vairo on the challenges of re-opening restaurants after the shutdown and during a pandemic. Plus Leah takes us to Lovecraft Alehouse for Happy Hour at Home. Craig and Leah wrap it up by telling you about the various openings and closings of Valley restaurants in the past few weeks. Click here for more...
Our weekly go-to list for new craft brews in Arizona.
The weather is getting warmer and your beers need to be colder. They also need to be fresh! Here are the new craft beer releases from Arizona breweries for the week of April 30.
Air Signs (Gemini, Libra, Aquarius) : Downtown Phoenix Because air signs have trouble making decisions and crave versatile lifestyles, it makes sense they would love the variety of options in Downtown Phoenix. They can dance their hearts out at Crescent Ballroom, drink a sophisticated cocktail at Bitter & Twisted and chat with friends at Valley Bar all in one night. Fire signs (Aries, Leo, Sagitarius): Old Town Scottsdale If you’ve ever spent time with a...
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...
In my dating experience, I’m usually either the one getting broken up with or the one that’s ghosting after one or two mediocre dates (sorry). But, after PHOENIX posted best places to go on a first date, I thought it was only fair to also write about where to break up with someone. I asked people on Instagram where they would most like to get their heart broken and here are a few of the responses...
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