Locally-sourced burritos, tea and aioli pique our interest this month.
Locally-sourced burritos, tea and aioli pique our interest this month.
When Rea found a vacant building on roughly 24th Street and Thomas Road in Phoenix, she jumped at the chance to open her own brick-and-mortar shop and expanded production facility.
Presented by PHOENIX magazine, this awards program showcases the noteworthy places, businesses and activities that inspire a sense of adventure when visitors explore our magnificent state.
We’ve teased out eight offbeat Valley adventures tailor-made for trail season.
Eat, drink and be lucky with these St. Patrick’s Day deals and specials. Kitsune Brewing Co. Celebrate the Celtic holiday with green beer from Kitsune Brewing Co. This emerald-hued brew is especially unique because it’s sour green apple flavored. Sip in some luck and enjoy yummy food from various food trucks at the North Phoenix brewery all day on Friday, March 17. 3321 E. Bell Rd., Phoenix, 602-245-8593, kitsunebrewingco.com Over Easy Start St. Patty’s Day...
Things to do and places to eat in Queen Creek, an East Valley town – situated mostly in Maricopa County, with portions in Pinal – incorporated in 1989, and in 1990 its population clocked in at 2,500.
The 3rd Annual Garlic Fest takes place at Queen Creek Olive Mill this weekend, September 24 and 25, and in anticipation of this fragrant and flavorful festival – and in celebration of this diverse bulb used widely in both cooking and natural medicine – we present five fun facts about garlic. It doesn’t just keep vampires away.
#1: You can make glue with garlic. Crush the cloves, and it’s sticky city. The adhesive agent works especially well for small projects involving fragile material.