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Monday Night Means Scrabble Night at Urban Beans
Urban Beans, trying to find a niche since opening last fall, has a buzz gathering about Monday night Scrabble games.
Sips and Grub | The Wild Thaiger at Wild Thaiger
Considering that The Wild Thaiger seems to think highly enough of a drink to christen itself the same name, my palate felt certain to be riveted.
The Main Ingredient: One Couple’s Dream in Coronado
The Diamond family wants to make The Main Ingredient Ale House and Café into Coronado’s neighborhood bar and hangout spot.
The Insecure Critic | Why I Love Streets
I used to think that what made the city special was the convenience of walking. One of the biggest distinctions between Downtown and the suburbs is the way you drive in them.
Sips and Grub | Mindy’s Mac ‘n Cheese and The Main Ale at The Main Ingredient Ale House
I realize it sounds odd to order a seemingly childish dish, but after eating this melty, cheesy bowl of amazingness, this entrée should be at the top of your list every time you go.
The Insecure Critic | Why I Like the ‘Other’ Downtown
I’ve seen the grungy, amazing soul of what a Downtown arts community is supposed to look like. It is in the double-digit avenues, and it is awesome.
Suns Spot | Suns Hit the Road, You Hit the Bars
The Suns are on the road for a few games, so Suns Spot decided to take a look at spots around Downtown Phoenix where Suns fans can still enjoy the away games.
Sips and Grub | Roasted Chicken Sandwich at Coronado Café
Upon setting foot inside this quaint cottage, you can sense the vibe they are going for — a down-home, in-your-neighborhood feel with an expansive menu.
Canteen and El Rey: Bringing World Flavors to Downtown Phoenix
In a few months, two new spots will join Nine|05 at 4th and Garfield streets: European-inspired gastropub Canteen and El Rey, a Mexico City-style taco n’ tequila joint.
The Insecure Critic | Phoenix is Home Now
When I first moved to Phoenix, I never saw the move as something permanent. I expected to stay here for a few years, then move on. Something has kept me here, though.
