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City Limits Downtown sizzles with excitement Getting Here Central Phoenix is roughly bounded by Glendale Avenue (north), Buchanan Street (south), 15th Avenue (west) and 16th Street (east). South of the I-10 is designated as Downtown, while north is called Uptown.
By Rail Downtown stations are on Central Avenue, Washington Street and Jefferson Street. For more information, see our METRO Light Rail section on pages 23-25 for routes and schedules, visit valleymetro.org.
By Car Follow the 51, 1-17 or 202 freeways to the I-10 and take the Seventh Street or Seventh Avenue exits to begin in Downtown. To start in Uptown, take the 51 to the Glendale Avenue exit.
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By Bicycle Central Phoenix can be reached on bicycle via the Grand Canal, which runs from 75th Avenue and Camelback to Papago Park.View a map at mag.maricopa.gov.
By Bus Valley Metro serves the entire Phoenix area with a central bus station at First Avenue and Van Buren. For routes and schedules, visit valleymetro.org.
First Fridays
As the mercury rises
in the Valley of the Sun, the natural instinct is to retreat to the air-conditioned comfort of one’s own home, closing up shop and hibernating like a bear until the fall. But oh, what you’d be missing. Downtown takes on a whole new dynamic and energy during the summer months. It’s a time when galleries, restaurants and bars open their doors and patios to culture-seeking patrons who enjoy an evening out on the town, no matter how steamy the night is. It’s a time when school-free kids crowd downtown’s museums and parks, relishing the relaxing freedom summer has to offer. It’s also a time when the local art scene comes alive with events almost every night of the week. And with METRO light rail zipping through city, getting to where you need to go is easier—and cooler—than ever. Whether you’re into fine art, live stage performances or delicious culinary adventures, downtown has exactly what you’re looking for. For a fun night on the town, take in dinner and a show at any of downtown’s exciting entertainment venues, such as the Orpheum, Herberger or Symphony Hall. If you’d rather throw caution to the wind and see where the night will take you, hop on the light rail and stop in for a drink—and a dance—at any one of the pubs, bars, lounges or dance clubs along the way. 7GSXXWHEPI In this issue of You Are Here: Central Phoenix, discover the great things to see and do downtown this summer. From action-packed Diamondback games at Chase Field, to blockbuster concerts and performances at US Airways and the Dodge Theatre, to the cool cultural retreats offered at the area’s diverse array of museum’s and galleries, downtown is the perfect destination to waste away those lazy days of summer.
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Cool your jets at these downtown hotspots City Rising Check out what’s on tap at downtown’s new CityScape Center:
Gold’s Gym goldsgym.com Upscale health club with state-of-the-art equipment and fitness classes. Now open.
Lucky Strike Lanes luckystrike.com Luxe bowling lounge complete with private suites. July opening.
Urban Outfitters urbanoutfitters.com Hip fashion retailer offering clothing, accessories and home goods. July opening.
Oakville Grocery oakvillegrocery.com Napa Valley-based market offering specialty food products. September opening.
Hula’s Modern Tiki
LGO Public House lgohospitality.com Gastropub and restaurant from the owners of La Grande Orange. Late 2010 opening. Projected openings.
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First Backyard 1341 W. Woodland firstbackyard.blogspot.com
Sizzlin’ Summer Saturdays 2301 N. Central Ave. 602-252-8848
Mahalo Mondays 4700 N. Central Ave. 602-265-8454
One man’s—or in this case woman’s—empty lot is another man’s art venue. Located in the Grand Avenue district, First Backyard is the brainchild of Jen Urso, a local artist who has transformed her backyard into performance space, art exchange and social launchpad. Watch out for monthly events filled with unique opportunities for creative expression.
There’s no question July in Phoenix is a scorcher. Thankfully, Sizzlin’ Summer Saturdays at the Heard Museum is the perfect place to keep the kiddos cool on a hot summer day. From July 3 to 31, kids can enjoy hands-on activities, scavenger hunts and goody bags, while learning about Native American culture.
There are Mondays and then there are Mahalo Mondays at Hula’s Modern Tiki. Owners Dana Mule and Chris Delaney have teamed up with local nonprofits to give downtowners a cool place to unwind on a Monday night—all for a good cause. With 10 percent of the evening’s proceeds benefiting the community, we’ll say cheers to that!
Hot Fudge Sundaze
Pool Terrace
Civic Space Jam
401 W. Clarendon Ave. 602-252-7363
340 N. 3rd St. 602-262-2500
424 N. Central Ave. 602-262-7490
Uber-hip Clarendon Hotel presents this Sunday shindig filled with a cool mix of sounds, ranging from reggae and lounge to soul and indie. Perched atop the hotel’s roof, Sundaze lets you waste the afternoon away with refreshing cocktails and front-row seats to a stunning Arizona sunset.
Slick and sleek, the pool terrace at the Sheraton Phoenix Downtown Hotel is the perfect spot for enjoying a little water fun in the shadows of the city’s skyscrapers. To enjoy the pool and other downtown fun, book your own little stay-cation with a hotel special offering 50 percent off your second night.
Did someone say dance party? If you find yourself downtown on a third Sunday night, make your way to this cool outdoor gathering at Civic Space Park, where you can groove to live beats from local DJs on a lazy summer afternoon. Held from 4 to 9 p.m., the event is free and open to the public.
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Cool Culture
Beat the heat at downtown’s art spaces QUICK TIPS All in One
“All Arts in One House” is the motto of the Alwun House Foundation, a nonprofit arts organization known for its incredibly diverse programming. Now playing is “Femocracy,” a comedic series featuring sketches, stand up, improv, parody and live game shows. 1204 E. Roosevelt St. 602-253-7887
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Based on the story of the unlikely friendship between the legendary country singer and Houston housewife Louise Seger, “Always… Pasty Cline” is filled with such famous hits as “Walkin’ After Midnight” and “Crazy.” On stage at Phoenix Theatre May 19 to June 13. 100 E. McDowell Rd. 602-254-2151 9
New Heights
At 37 feet tall, the new SchuffPerini Climber at the Children’s Museum of Phoenix is nothing short of spectacular. Featuring stairs, troughs, climbing areas high and low, this one-of-a-kind structure promises to bring new levels of fun to children of all ages. 215 N. 7th St. 602-253-0501 6
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It’s a fact: There is no better time
than a sweltering summer day to enjoy Phoenix’s dynamic art scene. That’s because art lovers can take refuge at more than 100 downtown art spaces, featuring everything from mutant piñatas to floating jellyfish. What sounds better than cooling your heels under expansive skies filled with shimmering stars and unchartered planets at the Arizona Science Center? Or in the cool dimness of a movie screening at the Phoenix Art Museum? The notion that downtown becomes a ghost town once the mercury rises no longer holds true, thanks to the multitude of art offerings found throughout Children’s Museum of Phoenix the area. And, as the sun sets behind the downtown skyline, the city comes alive with special events like NU at the Heard, Melrose Crawl and, of course, the venerable First Fridays. From small neighborhood galleries to the expansive collections found at downtown’s more highprofile venues, art lovers will be able to find the perfect exhibit that not only engages them, but also makes them thankful for downtown Phoenix…even on a hot summer day. 1
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BENTLEY PROJECTS
1204 E. Roosevelt St.
75 N. 2nd St.
215 E. Grant St.
& 602-253-7887
& 602-266-7464
& 602-340-9200
Indie arts organization & gallery.
Classic opera at Symphony Hall.
Art gallery by appointment.
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ACTORS THEATRE
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After Hours Gallery
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Burton Barr Library
911 N. 4th St.
116 W. McDowell Rd.
1221 N. Central Ave.
& 602-253-6701
& 602-710-2398
& 602-262-4636
Off-Broadway plays & musicals.
Great urban artists.
Architecturally significant public library.
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600 E. Washington St.
147 E. Adams St.
& 602-716-2000
215 N. 7th St.
602-254-9817
Learning exhibits & planetarium.
& 602-253-0501
Showcasing Latino arts & culture.
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“Play to learn - Family fun.”
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Sew Retro In the 1940s, World War II played a significant role in American culture. “In the Mood,” the latest exhibit at the Ellman Fashion Design Gallery at the Phoenix Art Museum, shows the war’s influence on wardrobe design and fashion through more than 35 fully accessorized ensembles. Also on exhibit, which runs through Aug. 15, are “Rosie the Riveter” 26
work wear and fashions made from repurposed parachutes.
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Dodge Theatre
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400 W. Washington St.
Phoenix Art Museum
1625 N. Central Ave. 602-257-1222
reat Arizona G Puppet Theatre
& 602-379-2800
302 W. Latham St.
Modern venue, classic feel, big shows.
602-262-2050 Puppet shows for all ages.
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nchanted Island E Amusement Park
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HEARD MUSEUM
1202 W. Encanto Blvd.
2301 N. Central Ave.
& 602-254-1200
& 602-252-8848
Rides, food, games and more.
Native American art.
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EYE LOUNGE
419 N. 1st St.
Steele Indian School Park 13
ERBERGER H THEATER
& 602-430-1490
222 E. Monroe St.
Collective, contemporary gallery.
& 602-254-7399
Madison Park
Performance arts center. 13
Exposed Gallery
4225 N. 7th Ave.
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& 602-248-8030
115 N. 6th St.
Contemporary art gallery.
& 602-262-5029
Heritage Square
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& 602-300-7575 Live/work collective artspace.
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Irish Cultural Center
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Twelve artist studios in one building.
1007 Grand Ave.
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Firehouse Gallery
1015 N. 1st St.
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Abstract art.
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Click City See downtown like you’ve never seen it before through 26 Blocks, a collaborative art project that paired 26 writers with 26 photographers. Each pair focused on a designated city block, capturing the unique aspects of the culture and history of that location in words and pictures. 5
The works will be on display at the After Hours Gallery in May, before touring the Valley through January 2011.
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MODIFIED ARTS
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100 E. McDowell St.
& 602-462-5516
& 602-258-1974
Indie art space & music venue.
All-ages performing arts center.
MONORCHID
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116 W. McDowell Rd. 602-710-2398
Phoenix Theatre
407 E. Roosevelt St.
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Rosson House
214 E. Roosevelt St.
113 N. 6th St.
& 602-253-0339
& 602-262-5070
Monthly art shows & photo studio.
Restored historic home.
Steele Indian School
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Orpheum Theatre
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1506 NW Grand Ave.
& 602-534-5600
602-256-6006
Historic, multi-use auditorium.
Performance arts venue.
Paulina Miller Gallery
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Tilt Gallery
817 N. 1st St.
919 W. Fillmore St.
& 602-307-9643
& 602-716-5667
Sculpture, painting & photography.
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Madison Park
The Trunk Space
203 W. Adams St.
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After Hours Gallery
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Torch Theatre
1625 N. Central Ave.
4721 N. Central Ave.
& 602-257-1222
602-751-4862
Large-scale contemporary museum.
Professional improv performances.
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Margaret T. Hance Park
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Phoenix Opera
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ALLEY YOUTH V Theatre
& (866) 673-7248
525 N. 1st St.
Opera at the Orpheum Theatre.
& 602-253-8188 Acclaimed children’s theatre.
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& 602-495-1999 Classical & pops concerts.
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SHOPS & SERVICES
Retail Revival
Unique boutiques redefine downtown shopping QUICK TIPS Perfect Pair
It was a sad day when Olive Annie, one of downtown’s favorite boutiques, closed its doors in March. Oh, what a difference a couple of months can make. The boutique, which is now named Olive in Paris, has reopened inside Paris Envy in the Melrose district. Treasure hunting is now double the fun! 4624 N. 7th Ave. 602-266-0966 39
Dynamic Duo
Also joining retail forces are Butter Toast boutique and Merry May Handmade, a way-cool crafts store that offers supplies, classes and handmade goods. Designed for the true fashionista/DIY-er, you can now get vintage looks and crafting goods all under one roof. 908 N. 6th St. 602-258-3458 40
It’s a Wrap
Great at gift buying, terrible at wrapping? If so, check out Do Me a Favor, a charming little shop that offers specialty wrapping services. With unique papers, ribbons and other embellishments, your package will look so pretty, you won’t want to part with it. 835 E. Camelback Rd. 602-200-0190 12
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Economic downturn?
You wouldn’t know it by the looks of downtown’s bustling retail scene. Everywhere you turn, a new boutique is setting up shop, from funky street wear to hard-to-find vintage goods. Downtown’s retail scene is experiencing a renaissance. Known for its small neighborhood shops and boutiques, the area once struggled to compete with the Valley’s outlying communities and its big box, cookie cutter shopping centers. But as the saying goes, what’s old becomes new again and that certain charm of independently owned shops has begun to define the Butter Toast area’s retail landscape. Looking for oneof-a-kind modern furniture? Downtown’s got it. How about the latest quirky selections in vinyl toys? That, too. Or what about todie-for fashions by up-and-coming designers? Come on, really? Whatever you’re looking for, there’s a good chance a downtown boutique’s got it, as well as more things that you could possibly want or need. Die-hard shoppers, beware. Don’t say we didn’t warn you. 1
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Desert Song Yoga
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Edible Arrangements
4811 N. 7th St.
5501 N. 7th Ave.
1001 E. Camelback Rd.
& 602-265-8222
& 602-265-8600
& 602-283-5535
Yoga, massage & Tai Chi.
Delicious fruit bouquets.
Premier furniture broker. 5 2
Bards Books
Downtown Salon & Spa
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FRANCES
10 W. Camelback Rd.
3508 N. 7th St.
101 E. Monroe St.
& 602-279-5463
& 602-274-7530
& 602-253-1879
Vintage & new clothing & gifts.
Full service independent bookshop.
Day spa offering massage services. 9
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The Duce
Hair Pollution
1524 E. McDowell Rd.
901 N 5th St.
525 S. Central Ave.
& 602-258-8600
& 602-237-5446
602-253-9033
A salon with attitude.
Arts cooperative.
Full retail destination.
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Berry Nice Downtown’s vintage scene is all the more cooler thanks to Blueberry Deluxe, an Etsyturned-brick-and-mortar boutique that offers vintage clothing and accessories—including a fabulous line of pinup swimwear—handmade goods and one-of-a-kind works of art. This summer, sign up the kiddos for 41
the Summer Art Academy. Taught by elementary art education instructor Jessica Carroll, classes range from jewelry making to Egyptian art.
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HALO
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1005 E. Camelback Rd.
& 602-230-0044
& 602-265-4223
Body piercing & jewelry.
Natural pet food & supplies.
Heard Museum Shop
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702 W. Montecito Ave. 602-717-8376
Noble Beast
10 W. Camelback Rd.
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Blueberry Deluxe
PAPERCRAZY
2301 N. Central Ave.
4500 N. 12th St.
& 602-252-8344
& 602-234-0184
Authentic gifts.
Extensive collection of invitations.
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Kinesphere
711 E. Missouri Ave.
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Perry Monge Salon
& 602-532-3111
& 602-253-8885
Gyrotonic & Pilates exercise.
An Aveda salon & spa.
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Kooky Krafts Shop
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Steele Indian School Park
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Phoenicia Association
1500 NW Grand Ave.
821 N. 3rd St.
& 602-252-3774
& 602-441-3385
Unique & quirky crafts.
Men’s clothing & apparel.
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Phoenix Metro Retro
232 E. McDowell Rd.
708 W. Hazelwood Ave.
& 602-258-2822
& 602-279-0702
Car wash & car spa.
Mid-century modern furniture.
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922 N. Fifth St.
5070 N. Central Ave.
& 602-256-6233
& 602-264-1414
Art, books, magazines & more.
Everything locally handmade.
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Purple Lizard
704 W. Montecito Ave.
2827 N. 15th Ave.
& 602-277-4714
& 602-728-0980
Full-service pharmacy.
Clothing, jewelry & gifts.
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Dog Days Just in time for the dog days of summer, Zippity Do Dogs has opened, giving our four-legged friends and a place to get primped and pampered. Have a Zippity dog groomer transform Fido from pooch to poodle, or do the job yourself at the self-wash grooming area. Afterwards, let him blow off some steam in the doggie 42
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Zippity Do Dogs
4701 N. 7th Ave. 602-277-3647
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Smeeks
14 W. Camelback Rd.
14 W. Camelback Rd.
602-264-8560
& 602-279-0538
Vinyl toys & collectibles.
Candy treat boutique.
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Revolver Records
Smelly Dog
918 N. 2nd St.
5033 N. 7th Ave.
& 602-795-4980
& 602-265-6806
Selection of new and used vinyl LPs.
Dog wash and boutique.
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347 E. Camelback Rd.
& 602-277-4072
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Full-service, contemporary salon.
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STINKWEEDS
4717 N. 7th St.
12 W. Camelback Rd.
602-277-0510
& 602-248-9461
Up-and-coming fashions.
Independent record store.
Steele Indian School Park
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Salon Estique
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Stupid Cupid
40 E. Camelback Rd.
5027 N. 7th Ave.
& 602-248-0077
& 602-265-6926
15 years of excellent service.
Home accessories and gifts.
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Urban Yoga
3225 N. Central Ave.
602-330-5794
& 602-277-9642
Fashion wigs & beauty supplies.
Urban betterment.
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Sirens & Saints
4206 N. 7th Ave.
4230 N. 7th Ave.
602-296-4349
& 602-462-9274
Women’s fashion boutique.
Healthy pet center.
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Artful DINING & ShoppING The Café at Heard Museum Phoenix • Southwest-inspired cuisine, gourmet salads & sandwiches • Dine amidst the canopy of trees in our tranquil courtyard • Beer & wine selections • Delicious desserts and fry bread
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Sports & Rec
Game On!
Get the ball rolling with downtown sports QUICK TIPS Fun Fore All
Call it golf on steroids. On May 17, the Classic 100 Golf Marathon at Encanto 9 Golf Course will give duffers the chance to play 100 holes of golf and participate in contests, all for a good cause. Proceeds benefit the Future is Now Foundation, which helps Phoenix homeless and inner-city youth. 2300 N. 17th Ave. 602-631-9388
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Whether you’re a yoga first-timer or just looking for a change in setting, you’ll enjoy the Community Yoga Project at Civic Space Park. Offering traditional yoga for participants of all levels, classes are free and normally held Saturdays at 10 a.m. Call in advance for specific dates. 444 N. Central Ave. 602-262-4734 C
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for the boys of summer. America’s favorite pastime is not lost on die-hard baseball fans despite the searing heat. That’s because in the desert, we have retractable roofs. This time of year, people come from the far reaches of the Valley to converge on downtown’s Chase Field in order to take part in a time-honored tradition (well, in Phoenix standards): Diamondbacks baseball. Popcorn, peanuts, cracker jacks, hot dogs and beer are the dietary staples of countless baseball fans who, happily munch and cheer while the Diamondbacks run, hit and slide to victory. The action continues next door at the US Airways Center, where the ladies of the 2007 and 2009 WNBA Champion Phoenix Mercury slug it out on the hard court—proving that basketball isn’t just for the guys. Also giving sports fans a thrill are the AFL’s Arizona Rattlers. After taking last season off, the gridiron guys Phoenix Mercury once again take strike, bringing their opponents to their knees. So whether you’re into baseball, basketball or arena football (or all three!), downtown Phoenix is the place to be this summer.Hands down, this is downtown Phoenix at its best. A
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Red, White & Boom This Fourth of July, what can be more American than a day at the ballpark? From July 2-4, enjoy America’s favorite pastime as the Arizona Diamondbacks take on the Los Angeles Dodgers during All-American Weekend. In addition to three games between the two National League powerhouses, fans will enjoy a fireworks spectacular on Saturday, followed by Military Appreciation Day on Sunday.
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Sports Schedules Summer 2010
Phoenix Mercury Basketball
Arizona Diamondbacks Baseball Single-game 2010 tickets can be purchased through ticketmaster.com or by calling the Arizona Diamondbacks ticket office at 602-514-8400. Tickets are also sold at the Chase Field ticket window, located at the west entrance. Single-game tickets range from $8 to $175. May 15 May 16 May 17 May 18 May 19 May 20 May 21 May 22 May 23 May 25 May 26 May 27 May 28 May 29 May 30 May 31 June 1 June 2 June 4 June 5 June 6 June 7 June 8 June 9 June 10 June 11 June 12 June 13 June 15 June 16 June 17 June 18 June 19 June 20 June 21
@ Atlanta 4:10p @ Atlanta 10:35a @ Florida 4:10p @ Florida 10:10a vs. San Francisco 6:40p vs. San Francisco 6:40p vs. Toronto 6:40p vs. Toronto 5:10p vs. Toronto 1:10p @ Colorado 5:40p @ Colorado 5:40p @ Colorado 12:10p @ San Francisco 7:15p @ San Francisco 6:05p @ San Francisco 1:05p @ Los Angeles Dodgers 6:10p @ Los Angeles 7:10p @ Los Angeles 12:10p vs. Colorado 6:40p vs. Colorado 5:10p vs. Colorado 1:10p vs. Atlanta 6:40p vs. Atlanta 6:40p vs. Atlanta 6:40p vs. Atlanta 12:40p vs. St. Louis 6:40p vs. St. Louis 5:10p vs. St. Louis 1:10p @ Boston 4:10p @ Boston 4:10p @ Boston 4:10p @ Detroit 4:05p @ Detroit 4:05p @ Detroit 10:05a vs. New York Yankees 6:40p
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vs. New York Yankees 6:40p vs. Los Angeles 11a vs. Seattle 7p @ Tulsa 4p vs. Atlanta 7p @ Minnesota 4:30p vs. Los Angeles 7p @ Seattle 6p @ Los Angeles 7:30p vs. Minnesota 7p vs. Tulsa 7p vs. San Antonio 7p vs. Connecticut 3p @ Connecticut 4:30p @ Washington 1p @ Atlanta 4p vs. Washington 7p vs. New York 7p @ Los Angeles 7p vs. Seattle 12:30p vs. Tulsa 7p @ Tulsa 5p @ Minnesota 5p @ Seattle 6:30p vs. Minnesota 7p vs. Chicago 3p @ San Antonio 5p vs. San Antonio 7p vs. Indiana 3p @ Chicago 5p @ Indiana 4p @ New York 4:30p @ Los Angeles 7:30p vs. Seattle 7p @ San Antonio 12p
Single-game 2010 tickets can be purchased through ticketmaster.com or by calling 602-252-9622. Tickets are also sold at the US Airways box office, located at the northwest side of the arena. Regular season tickets range from $10 to $196. May 15 May 22 May 25 May 28 June 1 June 4 June 6 June 8 June 10 June 12 June 18 June 20 June 25 June 27 June 29 July 1 July 3 July 6 July 14 July 17 July 22 July 24 July 27 July 29 Aug. 1 Aug. 3 Aug. 6 Aug. 8 Aug. 10 Aug. 13 Aug. 14 Aug. 17 Aug. 20 Aug. 22
vs. Los Angeles vs. Seattle @ Tulsa vs. Atlanta @ Minnesota vs. Los Angeles @ Seattle @ Los Angeles vs. Minnesota vs. Tulsa vs. San Antonio vs. Connecticut @ Connecticut @ Washington @ Atlanta vs. Washington vs. New York @ Los Angeles vs. Seattle vs. Tulsa @ Tulsa @ Minnesota @ Seattle vs. Minnesota vs. Chicago @ San Antonio vs. San Antonio vs. Indiana @ Chicago @ Indiana @ New York @ Los Angeles vs. Seattle @ San Antonio
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Arizona Rattlers Arena Football Single-game 2010 tickets can be purchased through ticketmaster.com or by calling 800-745-3000. Tickets are also sold at the US Airways box office, located at the northwest side of the arena. Regular season tickets range from $10 to $110. May 21 May 28 June 5 June 11
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On Track
Ride the rail, beat the heat
Ride the rails with ease thanks to these handy basics:
Hours Sunday to Thursday 4 a.m. to midnight Friday & Saturday 4:30 a.m. to 3:30 a.m. Sunday 4 a.m. to midnight
Fares One ride – $1.75 All day $3.50 3-Day $10.50 7-Day $17.50 31-Day $55 (Fares subject to change. Discounts available for youth, seniors and persons with disabilities.)
Frequency Weekdays Every 10 minutes from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. Weekends Every 15 minutes Saturdays from 6 a.m. and 7 p.m. Every 20 minutes all other hours and Sundays.
Debora Falco
Ride Times From downtown Phoenix to: Downtown Tempe - 25 minutes Downtown Mesa - 40 minutes Phoenix Sky Harbor 15 minutes
It’s fast, it’s quick, it’s easy
and—the best part of all—it’s oh, so cool. This summer, ditch the wheels and hop on the rail for a relaxing, sweat-free ride to your favorite downtown venue. Giving commuters quick and easy access to the city’s top business, cultural and entertainment hubs, METRO light rail has comfortably settled into the downtown landscape. The 20-mile route runs from Mesa to Tempe to downtown Phoenix, with an available route to Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport. Along the way, riders have access to some of the Valley’s most significant destinations, as well as downtown’s most celebrated venues. Interested in expanding your creative horizons? Climb aboard and stop at any of downtown’s amazing art galleries and spaces. Craving innovative dishes from the Valley’s rising chefs? One ride and you’ll be able to sink your teeth into everything from a juicy steak to piping hot pizza. In the mood to be entertained with a good theater show? Stop and catch a stunning performance by the opera, symphony or host of downtown theater troupes. Downtown’s possibilities have become endless thanks to the METRO light rail, which runs 365 days a year at fares ranging from $55 a month to $1.75 per “Landmark,” Central and Camelback ride. Now that’s driving a hard bargain.
Rail Talk: What’s new on the line Since opening for service nearly two years ago, METRO light rail has not only become a means to get around downtown, but also a “vehicle” for art and expression. Each of the stations serving central and downtown Phoenix boasts its own unique public art piece that serves to engage, transform and, simply, make the ride that more enjoyable. So the next time you board the rail, stop for a moment, look around and prepare to be inspired.
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LEGEND Light Rail Alignment Free Airport Bus Station Location Park-and-Ride Location
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Get on Track Stretching 20 miles, METRO light rail will run through Mesa, Tempe and Phoenix. Park, bike or walk and ride, stopping at key points and landmarks in the Valley. Visit valleymetro.org for more information.
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Travel is more than just A to B. Travel should bring you closer to your favorite team. $79-$159 Per suite Per night
Hilton Suites is the heart of the plate in Central Phoenix. We are the closest Hilton to Chase Field, and adjacent to the Metro Light Rail for the most convenient, door to door transportation to the game. Ask for the D-backs special and receive two Light Rail passes with your reservation.
Book your travel today at www.phoenixsuites.hilton.com
10 East Thomas Road; Phoenix, AZ 85012 602-222-1111; www.phoenixsuites.hilton.com
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One nights, non - refundable deposit due at time of making reservation. No refunds for changes, cancellations or non-arrival on check-in date. Other restrictions apply. ©2010 Hilton Hotels Corporation.
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Do you have arachnophobia, the fear of spiders? Are you brave enough to face a tarantula or experience a free-fall? Get your heart pumping and your palms sweaty at Arizona Science Center as you face your fears in our new interactive exhibition. Be afraid! (And maybe learn a thing or two about science at the same time!)
Goose Bumps! The Science of Fear was developed by the California Science Center and supported, in part, by the Informal Science Education program of the National Science Foundation under grant ESI-0515470. Opinions expressed are those of the authors and not necessarily those of the National Science Foundation.
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Hot Happs
Downtown events are oh-so cool Looking for something to do? Check out these great events coming to your favorite downtown venue. POP! Popular Culture in American Indian Art
Rosson House Museum Birthday Celebration
Ongoing Contemporary American Indian artists use popular culture in their works. Heard Museum 602-252-8848 heard.org
May 15 Celebrate with tours, cake, ice cream, lemonade and a special toast. Rosson House Museum 602-262-5071 rossonhousemuseum.org
“Willy Wonka”
Glee Live! In Concert!
Through May 23 Adaptation of the popular Roald Dahl tale. Valley Youth Theatre 602-262-7272 vyt.com
May 15-16 The cast of Fox’s popular series performs musical numbers. Dodge Theatre 800-745-3000 livenation.com
“Netherland Returns”
“Sacred and the Living”
Through July 28 Arizona artists turn things seen as sacred into art. University Club of Phoenix 602-254-7399 universityclubphoenix.com
Tatsuya Nakatani Crosby, Stills and Nash May 29
“The Sound of Plaid”
May 14-30 Greasepaint Theatre presents this production showcasing songs from “Forever Plaid.” Phoenix Theatre 602-254-2151 phoenixtheatre.com
Phoenix Twilight Town Trek
May 15 Half-race, half scavenger hunt around downtown Phoenix. Local Breeze 602-368-3613 towntreks.com
May 22 Sound artist and percussionist creates soundscapes out of drum sets. Modified Arts 602-462-5516 modified.org
For more events and information, visit www.youarehereaz.com *Events subject to change.
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live nation
Through May 30 Chicago artist David Van Alphen shows his mixedmedia retro collages. Perihelion Arts 602-462-9120 perihelionarts.com
Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Circus
Big Top Who doesn’t love the circus? Re-live your youth by celebrating the 200th anniversary of P.T. Barnum with a mesmerizing show filled with performers, clowns, animals, contortionists, trapeze artists and balancing acts. You’ll even get the chance to meet performers—and see an elephant that paints—before the show. The Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Circus will be at the US Airways Center from June 23-27.
US Airways Center 800-745-3000 ticketmaster.com
Adult Puppet Slam
Tony Bennett
June 4-5 Adults-only evening of cutting-edge puppet shows. Great Arizona Puppet Theater 602-262-2050 azpuppets.org
June 6 The legendary crooner performs his biggest hits. Dodge Theatre 800-745-3000 livenation.com
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Arizona Chinese Arts Academy Spring Performance REO Speedwagon
July 24
Kongos
Crosby, Stills and Nash
May 25 to July 12 Band of brothers revive Beatles-inspired indie rock. The Lost Leaf 602-321-8552 thelostleaf.org
May 29 The Grammy-winning folkrock group returns to the Valley. Dodge Theatre 800-745-3000 livenation.com
June 5 Featuring choreography, costumes, music and dances from 10 Chinese nationalities. Orpheum Theatre 602-262-7272 phoenix.gov/phxpccd.html
Phoenix Comicon Rocky Mountain High – A Tribute to John Denver
June 4-5 Singer Jim Curry sings the country-folk musician’s hits with The Phoenix Symphony. Symphony Hall 602-495-1999 phoenixsymphony.org
Tony Bennett
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May 27-30 Ninth annual event featuring authors, artists, actors and gamers. Phoenix Convention Center 602-635-1711 phoenixcomicon.com
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This summer, Ballet Arizona will give dance aficionados the chance to experience the magic of George Balanchine. From June 11-13, the company will perform Balanchine Classics, which
Rosalie O’Connor
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features masterful choreography from the “Prodigal Son,” “Divertimento #15” and the “Four Temperaments,” culminating in a diverse and intriguing collection that showcases the true genius of this pioneer of ballet in the United States.
Symphony Hall 602-381-1096 balletaz.org
Chicago and the Doobie Brothers
June 15 The rock legends kick off their co-headlining tour. Dodge Theatre 800-745-3000 livenation.com June 19 More than 20 performances by dancers from different Valley troupes. Phoenix Theatre 602-254-2151 phoenixtheatre.com Cherryholmes
June 24 The family bluegrass band performs. Orpheum Theatre 602-262-7272 phoenix.gov/phxpccd.html
Barenaked Ladies
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“Cezanne and American Vicente Fernandez Modernism” with Edith Marquez
July 3 to Sept. 26 See Cezanne’s influence on American Modernism through 75 pieces of art. Phoenix Art Museum 602-257-1222 phxart.org
Nathan Feller
Freedom Wireless Fabulous Phoenix Fourth
July 2-31 New work by the Valley artist is exhibited. five15 602-256-0150 515arts.com
July 4 Phoenix’s 25th annual Fourth of July event. Steele Indian School Park 602-262-6882 phoenix.gov
July 18 The king of Ranchera music performs. US Airways Center 800-745-3000 usairwayscenter.com REO Speedwagon / Pat Benatar
July 24 The rock legends bring their “Love on the Run” tour to Phoenix. Dodge Theatre 800-745-3000 livenation.com
Barenaked Ladies
July 25 The acoustic alt-rock band rocks the Dodge Theatre. Dodge Theatre 800-745-3000 livenation.com Lady Gaga
July 31 The international pop star brings The Monster Ball Tour to the Valley. US Airways Center 800-745-3000 livenation.com *Events subject to change.
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Celebration of Dance
Dining Shopping Entertainment Events Located in the heart of Downtown Phoenix
Go Fish!
Lunch • Happy Hour • Dinner
• Sushi & Oyster Bars • Daily Food & Drink Specials • Fresh Fish Retail Market
400 East Van Buren Street www.arizonacenter.com Mall Hours Monday-Saturday: 10:00am-9:00pm Sunday: 11:00am-5:00pm
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Downtown faves keep dishing up good eats QUICK TIPS Taste Treasure
In search of cool finds and tasty treats on a Sunday morning? Then stop by Monkey C, a hip neighborhood boutique in the Coronado district that offers hip fashions and furnishings, served up with crepes, salads and other brunch selections. 1318 E. Palm Ln. monkeyc.tumblr.com 63
Get Sauced
If you’re in the mood for a quick but filling lunch, then make your way to Crust at the Phoenix Convention Center. Their nononsense menu is filled with Italian American fusion pizzas, rollatinis, soups and pastas, giving you the boost you need to tackle the afternoon grind. 100 N. 3rd St. 602-261-8336 64
Lunch Lady
There’s nothing like a good sandwich, especially if it’s got a clever name. At Ladybug House of Sandwiches, you can take your pick from the Cool Hand Cuke (cream cheese, sprouts and cukes) or the Stop the Nuts (cream cheese, honey and walnuts). 1611 N. 11th St. 602-254-6269 32
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It seems like they’re
everywhere. Neighborhood restaurants offering well-thought dishes made with fresh ingredients are popping up throughout urban landscape, making downtown a true dining destination. In recent months, the downtown dining scene has exploded with the addition of a number of new restaurants from some of the Valley’s top chefs, who are suddenly realizing downtown is not only a hotspot for arts and culture, but also for top-notch cuisine. No other area has seen such a resurgence in dining than the neighborhoods south of Roosevelt, west Crust of Central. From Wade Moises to Johnny Chu, acclaimed chefs have opened up shop in this quaint arts district, where they’re taking that independent and free spirit that downtown is known for and translating into good, simple food. This summer, get out of the heat (and the kitchen) and get a taste of the exciting culinary adventures downtown has to offer.
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CHEUVRONT
416 N. 7th Ave.
1720 E. Camelback Rd.
1326 N. Central Ave.
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Mexican deli & bakery.
High quality fresh seafood.
Classy wine & cheese bar.
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Barrio Café
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2814 N. 16th St.
128 E. Roosevelt St.
600 E. Washington
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Great Mexican food.
Food, spirits & art.
Organic lunch & sweet snacks.
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Bar Smith
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COach & Willies
130 E. Washington
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412 S. 3rd St.
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Great food and cocktails.
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Southern Comfort Got a hankerin’ for some good old fashioned, stick-to-your-ribs comfort food? If so, you’ll feel right at home at Texaz Grill. Tasty offerings include barbecue ribs, fried catfish, T-bone steaks, mashed potatoes, fried okra and, of course, chicken fried steak. Cap it off with a heaping serving of Hill Country Cobbler and you’ll feel like you’re deep in the
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COMPASS ROOM
122 N. 2nd St.
Texaz Grill
6003 N. 16th St. 602-248-7827
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Fair Trade Café
1020 N. 1st Ave.
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Upscale American with a view.
424 N. Central Ave.
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Copper Star Coffee
Organic espresso & teas.
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COUP DES TARTES
Steele Indian School Park
Lunch, dinner, late night.
4626 N. 16th St.
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BYOB neighborhood bistro.
2400 E. Missouri Ave.
D’licious Dishes
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401 E. Jefferson St.
Friday’s Front Row 2
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1651 E. Camelback Rd.
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713 E. Palo Verde Dr.
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Flavorful, hearty Latin cuisine.
Fuego Bistro
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Texaz Grill
Einstein’s Bros. Bagels
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Gallo Blanco Café
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Specialty foods & retail.
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5345 N. 7th Ave.
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Cook Book Nothing strikes up those hunger pangs quite like getting lost in a good book. Thankfully, the Open Book Café at the Burton Barr Central Library can satisfy your cravings with a selection of coffee and espresso, bagels, pastries, sandwiches and salads. With indoor and 71
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Open Book Café
1221 N. Central Ave. 602-262-4636
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George & Dragon
4240 N. Central Ave.
& 602-241-0018 Authentic English pub.
In need of a sugar fix? Satisfy your sweet tooth at these downtown eateries:
Smeeks
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Karsh’s Bakery
5555 N. 7th St. 602-264-4874 Open since the early 1960s, Karsh’s is a downtown landmark, offering a wide selection of kosher breads and pastries. They even do wedding cakes in a variety of wonderful flavors, including carrot, lemon cream and double fudge.
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Pink Spot
49 W. Thomas Rd. 602-265-3889 Find relief from a sweltering day with a cool treat at Pink Spot. Choose from ice cream, shakes, malts, sundaes and smoothies, or indulge in all things chocolate, including chocolate dipped cookies and bananas.
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Smeeks
14 W. Camelback Rd. 602-279-0538 It’s like being a kid in a candy story. Literally. Located at Central and Camelback, this “treat boutique” is filled to the rafters with a vast array of candies, toys and novelties, both old and new.
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Tammie Coe Cakes
610 E. Roosevelt St. 602-253-0829 Tucked into a hip, urban space on Roosevelt Row is this gem of a bakery, where pastry chef extraordinaire Tammie Coe creates whimsical cakes and cupcakes that are so pretty to look at and simply to die for.
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Treehouse Bakery
503 W. Thomas Rd. twitter.com/treehousebakery Vegans, unite! CenPho’s newest bakery offers vegan cookies, cheesecake, cupcakes, pies and so much more. Treats are currently available at a location at 5th Avenue and Thomas, but will soon be at t the Downtown Phoenix Public Market.
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Wicked Kitchen
1590 E. Bethany Home Rd. 602-773-1339 Available at Luci’s Healthy Marketplace, Wicked Kitchen gourmet goods are deliciously divine. Chef Slade Grove offers unique treats, including a double chocolate bacon cupcake and, just in time for summer, the Summer Bread Pudding.
Great American Grill
10 E. Thomas Rd.
HANA
5524 N. 7th Ave.
& 602-973-1238 Sushi, bento & Japanese cuisine. 25
Hard Rock Café
3 S. 2nd St.
& 602-261-7625 America’s rock n’ roll franchise. 26
he Café at Heard T Museum
2301 N. Central Ave.
& 602-252-8848 Artful dining. 27
Hula’s Modern Tiki
4700 N. Central Ave.
& 602-265-8454 Island fusion dishes & drinks. 28
Hurry4Curry
455 N. 3rd St.
& 602-252-8900 Indian restaurant redefined.
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Sweet Spots
In the Mex Sure, downtown has its share of Mexican eateries, but the one making the buzz right now is Verde. Housed in a renovated 1930s building, the restaurant—which appropriately opened on Cinco de Mayo—offers organic takes on familiar Mexican dishes such as red chile beef, green chile pork and potato estofadas. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, this spot is sure to become a downtown favorite.
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Verde
825 N. 1st St.
602-254-4400
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Mulligan’s at Encanto 8
2775 N. 15th Ave.
& 602-340-0000
& 602-241-9094
Classic seafood & chophouse.
Great food, beer and golf.
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122 N. 2nd St.
& 602-265-4519
& 602-440-3198
Spanish shared plates.
American eclectic favorites.
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& 602-258-5462
& 602-258-8300
Tacos and burritos.
Gourmet thin-crust pizzeria.
Mary Coyle Ice Cream
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& 602-265-6266
& 602-274-5144
Delicious ice cream & sandwiches.
Great wines and food.
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& 602-254-7563
& 602-287-8900
Traditional Mexican favorites.
Hearty Southwestern fare.
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808 E. Jefferson St.
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Soul Food at its best.
& 602-241-1916 Famous Irish pub.
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Rosie McCaffrey’s Irish Pub & Restaurant
& 602-262-9256
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125 E. Adams St.
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Postino Central
5521 N. 7th Ave.
Matador Restaurant
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3 S. Second St.
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Pink Spot
Uptown vibe. Uptown cuisine.
Maria’s Mexican Grill
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800 E. Camelback Rd.
4750 N. Central Ave.
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East Meets West He’s already made his mark in Scottsdale. Now James Beard award-winning chef Nobuo Fukuda is making his way downtown to open Nobuo at Teeter House at Heritage Square Park. Scheduled to open in June or July, the restaurant will serve lunch and dinner, as well as an afternoon Asian tea service featuring Chinese-style tea and Japanese
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Teeter House 622 E. Adams St. 602-252-4682
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rose & crown
628 E. Adams
& 602-256-0223 British-Style Pub.
Meat Masters Check out these downtown eateries, where burgers reign supreme:
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4750 N. Central Ave.
3815 N. Central Ave.
602-274-2828
602-287-8700
455 N. 3rd St.
It’s called and Inside Out burger and you’ve never had anything like it. Try the Pizza Burger, a half pound of ground chuck stuffed with mozzarella cheese and spicy Italian sausage, charbroiled and topped with pizza sauce.
For a meat alternative, try the FEZ Veggie Burger. Made with a grilled cumin and garlic black bean burger served on wheat ciabatta with roasted tomato goat cheese spread, you’ll feel like you’re eating the real thing.
602-257-8323
For a taste of Greece, you can’t go wrong with the Feta Burger, a halfpound burger topped with a blend of feta crumbles, cream cheese and Monterey cheese ad served with a Greek salad. Opa!
Seamus McCaffrey’s
18 W. Monroe
SIERRA BONITA GRILLE
6933 N. 7th St.
& 602-264-0700 Southern Arizona ranch cooking. 46
Sonoma Casual Dining
25 W. Van Buren St.
& 602-252-3858 Inexpensive excellence. 47
Sunup BREWing co.
322 E. Camelback Rd.
Original Hamburger
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Portland’s
105 W. Portland St.
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& 602-279-8909 Great beer, food, service.
2801 N. 15th Ave.
602-795-7480
802 E. Indian School Rd.
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Designed for the sophisticated urbanite, Portland’s grills up a bevy of gourmet burgers. Case in point: the Tommy Burger. This half-pound creation features applewoodsmoked bacon, Stilton blue cheese and vine ripe tomatoes.
602-265-3525
1219 E. Glendale Ave.
With just too many burgers on the menu to speak of, you’ll just have to head over to Two Hippies to see for yourself. Our pick? Why the Magic Mushroom Swiss Burger, of course. It’s mind-blowing!
& 602-277-0088
With six unique burgers on the menu, you’ll be hard pressed to pick a favorite. For something on the spicy side, go for the Border Burger with jalapeno cheese and grilled green chili.
Spinato’s Pizza
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STOUDEMIRE’S
3 S. 2nd St.
& 602-307-5825 High-class bar food.
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Jungle Fever With nine restaurants in the Valley, it’s about time Pita Jungle opens a downtown location. Well, the wait is finally over. This summer, the popular restaurant—considered a favorite among the healthy eater set—is opening its doors at the historic Gold Spot building, next door to Lola Coffee. Expect to see such offerings as hummus, baba ganoosh, salads, pitas, healthy burgers and wood-fired pizzas.
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1001 N. 3rd Ave. pitajungle.com
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The Turf Irish Pub
2603 N. Central Ave.
705 N. 1st St.
& 602-264-2295
& 602-296-5043
Restaurant, bar, catering.
Contemporary Irish experience.
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Tammie Coe Cakes
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Unlimited Coffee
4410 N 40th St.
741 E. Glendale Ave.
& 602-840-3644
& 602-252-1200
610 E. Roosevelt St.
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Tee Pee Tap Room
602 E. Lincoln St.
& 602-595-2244
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& 602-340-8787 Traditional Mexican & cantina.
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Terrace Café
122 N. 2nd St.
& 602-265-3444
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521 W McDowell Rd. 54
Ticoz Resto-Bar
5114 N. 7th St.
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& 602-716-0070
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1 Renaissance Square
111 W. Monroe St.
& 602-257-1688
& 602-254-4145
Quality American Fare.
Gourmet Italian & more.
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Matador restaurant Proudly serving Mexican Food for more than 25 years.
B r e a k fa s t | Lu n c h | D i n n e r 125 e. adams street 602.254.7563
Open 7 days a week Mon-Thurs 9a - 9p fri-sun 7a - 10p
Located in Midtown Phoenix serving the finest locally roasted coffees, organic teas, sweets and savories in an eclectic and soothing atmosphere.
Fabulous Food To Go
602.274.3663
602.595.2244 www.UrbanBeans.com
Phoenix’s premiere destination for fine cheese and charcuterie
3508 North 7th Street, #100 Phoenix, AZ 85014
10-8 Mon - Fri, 10-6 Sat, Closed Sun
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Now opeN Serving award-winning sandwiches, for soups & salads for over 36 years! Breakfast 1651 e. camelback rd. (602) 274-5429
3111 n. central Ave. (602) 234-3656
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Panaderia & Fast-Casual MexiCan (602) 253-5864 • 416 N. 7th Avenue open 7 - 5 Mon. thru Fri. & 7 - 3 on Saturday
English Pub & Grub 4240 N. Central Ave. Phoenix, Az 85012 • (602) 241-0018 Light Rail Stop # 6 Lunch & Dinner Shepherds Pie Fish n Chips Pasties Bangers n Mash
Phoenix’s only authentic English Pub offers up amazing award winning fare daily: Lunch (11am till 2:30) Dinner (2:30 till Late)
Steel tip dart & plastic Pool Tables & games. Weekly events include Texas Hold’em poker Tue, Wed, Sat, Sun. (call for times) Trivia night: Thur. 9pm Karaoke: Mon. 9pm
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Featuring 12 Premium Drafts, over 40 bottled beers and full menu of traditional & delicious dishes. Drink Specials, pool table, darts & large flat screens. 628 E. Adams • Phoenix 602-256-0223 Parking at SE corner 5th St. and Monroe Hours: 11am-1am Mon-Thurs, 11am-2am Fri-Sat, 11am-12pm Sun”
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Despite the often rectangular penchants of two architects, this place is anything but square.
Art. Architecture. Community. Character. It’s all here for the tasting. Dig in.
fonts: Kolo Regular, Univers Condensed, Kolo Narrow
Albert Chase McArthur, former architectural student of Frank Lloyd Wright, joined with the master himself to create the Arizona Biltmore in the 1920s. Frank & Albert’s is designed around the philosophy of these sometimes dueling but always dedicated visionaries: Draw inspiration from the land, build on local elements, and engage the senses. Enjoy comfort food with a twist, hand-crafted cocktails and a familiar yet vibrant energy. Welcome to an oven, grill and creative den of healthy discussion and diversity, awareness and surprise.
Frank & Albert’s
2400 E Missouri Ave
Phoenix, AZ 85016
{602} 381-7632
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If you like things steamy, get yourself to Bar Smith’s Solstice Saturdays where the rooftop dance floor will be hopping with DJs spinning the latest grooves from house to hip hop. The best part? There’s no cover before 10 p.m. 130 E. Washington St. 602-229-1266 25
Laugh Lounge
12 for a new downtown Looking hotspot to see and be seen? Then check out Ghost Lounge at the Hotel San Carlos. The antique-style lounge and bar serves up live music and happy hour drink specials, as well as LOL Saturdays featuring the Valley’s funniest live comedy acts. 202 N. Central Ave. 602-253-4121
If you subscribe to the
notion that it’s always happy hour somewhere, then downtown is the place for you. With countless bars and nightclubs offering their own mix of specialty drinks and cocktails, you’ll always know where the party is. Whether you like your bar scene cool and cozy and or energy-fueled and a little bit frenzied, downtown’s got it all, from intimate neighborhood pubs and wine bars to high-octane nightclubs and dance spots. But perhaps it’s the diversity of these bars that make downtown’s bar scene so unique. In the mood for a good SideBar old fashioned cocktail? Pull up a seat at SideBar, where master mixologists serve up their take on the classics, including the SideBar Collins, Lynwood Palmer or the Long Island Iced Tea. If sake is more your speed, check out Sens Asian Tapas & Sake Bar, which has a comprehensive sake menu and offers several types of infused shochu, a distilled liquor made from rice, barley or sweet potatoes. Whatever you’re into, there’s one thing certain: the drinks are always flowing. 1
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CLUB PALAZZO
1140 E. Washington St.
710 N. Central Ave.
& 602-258-6122
& 602-252-2273
& 602-229-1150
Gay-friendly martini & patio bar.
Soul food eatery with jazz lounge.
Dance the night away.
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BAR BIANCO
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Char’s Has the Blues
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Coach & Willie’s
609 E. Adams St.
4631 N. 7th Ave.
412 S. 3rd St.
& 602-528-3699
& 602-230-0205
& 602-254-5272
Cozy bar in a historic house.
Old-school blues bar.
Pre-game food & drinks.
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Club Dwntwn
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COOPER’STOWN
1502 Grand Ave.
702 N. Central Ave.
101 E. Jackson St.
& 602-252-0472
& 602-258-8343
& 602-253-7337
Old-school Phoenix tiki bar.
Large, mainly Latin dance club.
Rocker Alice Cooper’s sports bar.
SideBar
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AMSTERDAM
718 N. Central Ave.
Upscale Uptown Fans of The Vig near Arcadia can now enjoy their favorite nosh and spirits in central Phoenix now that The Vig Uptown has opened. Swing by after work for sips and half-price apps, or stop by on the weekend for Saturday Draft Day and Sunday Squeeze. No matter when you visit, the modern tavern serves up drink specials that will have you toasting to The Vig Uptown
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CenPho’s latest—and greatest—addition.
6015 N. 16th St. 602-633-1187
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GEORGE & DRAGON
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THE ROOSEVELT
4240 N. Central Ave.
816 N. Third St.
& 602-241-0018
& 602-254-2561
Authentic English pub.
Intimate wine & beer bar.
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Hidden House
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rose & crown
607 W. Osborn Rd.
628 E. Adams
& 602-266-1763
& 602-256-0223
Working-class tavern with DJ nights.
British-Style Pub.
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Homme Lounge
Seamus McCaffrey’s
138 W. Camelback Rd.
18 W. Monroe
& 602-234-3023
& 602-253-6081
Nightlife at its urban best.
Original Irish pub.
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The Lost Leaf
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Side Bar
914 N. 5th St.
1514 N. 7th Ave.
602-258-0024
& 602-254-1646
Beer, wine and art bar.
Sublime cocktails.
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Majerle’s
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sunup BREWing co.
24 N. 2nd St.
322 E. Camelback Rd.
602-253-0118
& 602-279-8909
Popular downtown sports bar.
Hand-crafted brewery & restaurant.
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Live music nightly.
Gallery, performance & concert venue.
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The Rhythm Room
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Turf Accountant
1019 E. Indian School Rd.
705 N. 1st St.
& 602-265-4842
602-296-5043
Blues bar with live touring acts.
Irish pub & restaurant.
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1506 Grand Ave.
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The Trunk Space
2448 W. Grand Ave.
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Make You Are Here your guide to everything Central Phoenix.
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A Actors Theatre 6 After Hours Gallery 6, 8, 10 Alta Phoenix Lofts 15 Alwun House Foundation 6 Amsterdam 44 Arizona Center 31 Arizona Diamondbacks 3, 20, 22, 47 Arizona Latino Arts & Cultural Center 6 Arizona Opera 6 Arizona Rattlers 20, 22 Arizona Science Center 6, 25 Azteca Bakeries 32, 41 B Bar Bianco Bar Smith Bards Books Barrio Café Bentley Projects Bikini Lounge Blueberry Deluxe Bluewater Grill Bobby C’s Burton Barr Library Butter Toast C Café at Heard Museum,The Carly’s Bistro Carmine’s Little Italy Central Phoenix Women Char’s Has the Blues Chase Building Garage Chase Field Cheuvront Children’s Museum of Phoenix City Bakery Civic Plaza East Garage Civic Space Park Clarendon Hotel Classic 100 Golf Marathon Club Dwntwn Club Palazzo Coach & Willies Collier Center Community Yoga Project Compass Room Conspire Cooper’stown Copper Star Coffee Coup des Tartes Crust
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D Desert Song Yoga 12 D’licious Dishes 33, 40 Do Me A Favor 12 Dodge Theatre 3, 7, 28, 29, 30 Downtown Phoenix Partnership 16 Downtown Salon & Spa 12, 19 Duce,The 12 Duck & Decanter 33, 41 E Edible Arrangements Einstein’s Bros. Bagels Encanto Park Enchanted Island Amusement Park Exposed Gallery Eye Lounge
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F Fair Trade Café FEZ Firehouse Gallery First Backyard First Fridays five15 Frances Frank & Albert’s Friday’s Front Row Fuego Bistro
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G Gallo Blanco Café Garfield Gallery George & Dragon Ghost Lounge Gold’s Gym Great American Grill Great Arizona Puppet Theatre
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H Hair Pollution Halo Hana Hard Rock Heard Museum Heard Museum Shop Herberger Theater Heritage Park Garage Heritage Square Hidden House Hilton Suites Phoenix Homme Lounge Hula’s Modern Tiki Hurry4Curry
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J Jefferson Street Garage Jorde Studios Just Breathe
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K Karsh’s Bakery Kooky Krafts Shop Kincaid’s Kineshpere
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L Ladybug House of Sandwiches LGO Public House Lincoln Family YMCA Lincoln Family YMCA Summer Camp Local Breeze Local First Arizona Lola Tapas Los Olivos Car Wash Lost Leaf,The Lucky Strike Lanes
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M Made Art Boutique Maizie’s Majerle’s Margaret T. Hance Park Maria’s Mexican Grill Mary Coyle Ice Cream Matador Restaurant Melrose Crawl Melrose Pharmacy Merry May Handmade METRO Light Rail Modified Arts
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Monkey C Monorchid Mrs.White’s Golden Rule Mulligan’s at Encanto 8 My Big Fat Greek Restaurant Networks Bar & Grill Madison Street Lots
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N Noble Beast Nu at the Heard
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O Oakville Grocery Olive in Paris One 11 Building Garage Open Book Café Original Hamburger Works Orpheum Theatre
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P Papercrazy Parker/Sharon Lot Patriots Square Paulina Miller Gallery Perihelion Arts Perry Monge Salon Phoenicia Association Phoenix Art Museum Phoenix Convention Center Phoenix Mercury Phoenix Metro Retro Phoenix Opera Phoenix Sky Harbor Phoenix Symphony Phoenix Theatre Pink Spot Pita Jungle Pizzeria Bianco Portland’s Postino Central Practical Art Purple Lizard
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R Red Hot Robot Regency Garage Renee’s Grand Tavern Revolver Records Rhythm Room,The Rojerij,The Roosevelt,The Root Salon,The Rose & Crown Rosie McCaffrey’s Irish Pub Rosson House Rowdy Boutique
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S Salon Estique Seamus McCaffrey’s Sens Asian Tapas & Sake Bar Sheraton Phoenix Downtown Hotel Shop Devious Showup.com SideBar Sierra Bonita Grille Sirens & Saints Smeeks Smelly Dog Snapdragon Salon Sonoma Casual Dining Spinato’s Pizza Steele Indian School Park Stinkweeds Stoudemire’s
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Stupid Cupid SunUp Brewing Co. Switch Bakery Symphony Hall
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T Tammie Coe’s Cakes 34, 37, 40 Tee Pee Tap Room 37 Teeter House 36 Terrace Café 37 Texaz Grill 33 Ticoz Resto-Bar 37 Tilt Gallery 8 Tom’s Tavern 37 Torch Theatre 8 Treehouse Bakery 34 Trunk Space,The 8, 45 Turf Irish Pub,The 37, 39 Turf Accountant 45 Two Hippies Magic Mushroom Burgers 36 U University Club of Phoenix Unlimited Coffee Urban Beans Urban Cookies Urban Outfitters Urban Yoga US Airways Center
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V Valley Metro Valley Youth Theatre Verde Vig Uptown,The
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W Wag N’ Wash Wicked Kitchen
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Z Zoe’s Kitchen ZPizza
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