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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.
2009: Downtown Phoenix Grew Up a Bit
With so much progress in a year (let alone during the big bad recession), it’s encouraging to see what’s happening in our city.
Get Your Boutique On: Melrose
Three boutiques — Qcumberz, Rust and Roses and Retro Ranch — capture the essence of the mile-long mecca that is Melrose.
Living the Upcycled Way
If you’ve been at the corner of 5th and Roosevelt streets this past month, you’ve noticed the Upcycle Living model home on the northeast corner. Inside you find a green, affordable living space.
7th Ave. and McDowell: The Gateway to Downtown Phoenix
The intersection of 7th Avenue and McDowell has long been overlooked. But, the corner is quietly becoming an important gateway to Downtown Phoenix.
The Man Behind the Mural: Roy Sproule and the Valley Youth Theater Mural
Amidst the new construction, public art projects and restaurant openings throughout Downtown Phoenix, one local artist made a big impact with little more than a brush, some paint and a desire to create.
Get Your Boutique On: Central and Camelback
Locally owned Red Hot Robot, Frances and Smeeks sit neatly in a row on the corner of Central and Camelback. Each store radiates friendly intimacy.
Like it Green? Welcome to the Link
Local green building pioneers [merz]project built the Link building as the company’s headquarters, but it’s quickly become one of Downtown’s iconic urban renewal structures.
Kyle Jordre: Living in Color
Kyle Jordre’s artist’s statement opens with “When I paint, I get lost.” He may get lost in his paintings, but they have helped him find himself and his place in Downtown Phoenix.
The Urban Grocery and Wine Bar Has Arrived
After months of checking on the construction progress twice weekly at the Phoenix Public Market, the Urban Grocery and Wine Bar is finally here.
