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MAKE IT MESA: Downtown Dining
Palate-Pleasing Options Are Aplenty Following the Light Rail To Mesa
Since Light Rail service began almost three years ago, restaurants and café’s have come to life along Main Street. More and more mainstays have been cropping up and quickly gaining traction with downtown dining loyalists sharing reviews on the must-eats up and down the street.
Locals have flocked to Nunthaporn Thai and turned this quaint restaurant into a hopping hotspot, especially for the pre-show crowd catching a performance at the Mesa Arts Center just steps away.
De La Cruz Bistro, anchoring the corner at Center and Main Street, has become the location of choice for après-show cocktails, and small bites paired with live entertainment. And the choices don’t stop there. Urban Picnic opened their doors to record crowds wanting a quick grab-n-go lunch spot. Casual diners come early to catch up and plug in at one of the few tables inside. The swanky and stark white décor complete with ants marching along the wall make this one of Mesa’s hipster hangouts.
Main Street mainstays like Mango’s Mexican Café always pack a crowd and please the masses. The fresh fish tacos are piled high with all the proper trimmings – avocado, lime, and cabbage. But the choices reach well beyond savory fare. Seeking out the grape stuff is also worth the trek into downtown Mesa with more and more establishments showcasing Arizona wines. Sun Devil Liquors Cellar & Pub, just off Country Club Drive, is a hidden gem that features weekly wine and beer tastings, and a newly-renovated lounge. Local wineries showcase their latest blends here and you can easily go home with several bottles from Pillsbury Wine Company, Caduceus Cellars, Arizona Stronghold Vineyards and Page Springs Cellars to name a few. Getting praise is il Vinaio. This downtown Mesa favorite boasts an over-the-top wine list. The well-stocked wine bar at il Vinaio (which means “wine merchant” in Italian) is the place for themed dinners year-round paired with their boutique wines and micro-brews.
Ending the meal on a sweet note is a must and visitors will want to save room for the plate-sized cookies from Sweet Cakes Café. This treasured family-run business was featured on TLC’s “Best Food Ever” in their Bodacious Bakeries episode. Lovers of all things sweet and gooey will not want to pass up on the signature sugar cookie featuring a half-inch thick layer of homemade vanilla frosting or the five-layer brownie. It’s a valley favorite.
Downtown Mesa dining is easy for Light Rail riders. From Sycamore Station, hop aboard the Downtown Buzz to get easy access to the charming districts that jet out from Main Street. As Valley Metro makes plans to extend Light Rail service along Main Street (completion date expected in late 2015), Downtown Mesa is anticipating even more outstanding dining spots worth the ride on the rail. For information on dining in Mesa, visit us online at www.VisitMesa.com, or visit the Mesa Convention & Visitors Bureau at 120 N. Center in Downtown Mesa.
Fill Your Plate with Arizona Agriculture!
By 2050, almost 75% of the world’s population will live in cities. And most of us, including Arizonans, are 3 to 4 generations removed from the farm and ranch. As a result we have no contact with the source of our food other than eating it. Arizona Farm Bureau realizes the significant importance of knowing where our food comes from, including the excitement of meeting a modern-day farmer growing our food.
So, we created Fill Your Plate, an online, searchable database of Arizona farmers and ranchers that can sell directly to you and me! It also gives you an online way to meet local farmers and ranchers.
Arizona Farm Bureau’s Fill Your Plate helps form a unique relationship a common bond between Arizona farmers and ranchers and Arizonans like you. In fact, it’s one way we’re building community! Fill Your Plate provides chefs and Arizonans with an opportunity to find and purchase locally-grown food and along the way make friends with Farmer John, Bill and Betty.
On the site, you’ll have all sorts of opportunities to engage beyond just the searchable database. You can post a question on our Farmer Forum, search for recipes, read what celebrities are saying about Arizona’s farmers and ranchers and much more! We even provide information about how food prices are trending and nutritious tidbits that highlight Arizona fruits, vegetables and meat products. Plus, we post 3 articles a week on the Fill Your Plate blog! It’s a cornucopia of insights such that once you’ve begun to use the site your mouth will water in anticipation of biting into a fresh-picked Arizona apple or barbequing some of Arizona’s famous and tasty beef.
Where to Buy Arizona Local
So, how can you purchase more products directly from Arizona Farmers and Ranchers?
Maximize Your Food Shopping Experience at the Grocery Store
Our Fill Your Plate fans get inspired by our regular blog articles about food and nutrition. We also regularly post recipes. They also gather ideas about cooking and food ingredients.
As a result, Arizona Farm Bureau has spent lots of time asking Farm Bureau members how to maximize on their food shopping experiences. Here are some of the things they’ve come up with.
A good produce expert can tell you how quickly the store’s product gets from the field to the produce case. For example, Bashas’ works with its local producers to get product delivered in four hours or less to the company’s distribution centers. That way, quality produce is shipped to the stores that same evening – at peak freshness.
Encourage kids to try new fruits and vegetables, and use their senses to discover the best items. Smell, touch (gently) and taste. If they pick it out, they’ll at least try it, and they become in tune with their own food tastes.
Your local grocery store can guarantee quality and freshness if they’re dedicated to those high standards of fresh, healthy and affordable produce. With Arizona’s competitive grocery market, your odds are very good.
“We’re bringing you some of the best produce right here from Yuma,” says John Boelts, large-scale Yuma produce grower who is in leadership on the Yuma County Farm Bureau and on the board of the Yuma Fresh Vegetable Association. “We’re growing the quality produce consumers want and making it available at prices they can afford.
Boelts, who grows as many as 40 to 60 varieties of produce in any given season, also suggests you make a habit of talking to store produce managers. “You’ll learn so much more about what Arizona farmers and ranchers are growing for you.”
Check out Fill Your Plate frequently as we regularly add new Arizona farmers and ranchers to the site, upload new producer recipes, have various celebrities talking about our great products and much more!
Locals have flocked to Nunthaporn Thai and turned this quaint restaurant into a hopping hotspot, especially for the pre-show crowd catching a performance at the Mesa Arts Center just steps away.
De La Cruz Bistro, anchoring the corner at Center and Main Street, has become the location of choice for après-show cocktails, and small bites paired with live entertainment. And the choices don’t stop there. Urban Picnic opened their doors to record crowds wanting a quick grab-n-go lunch spot. Casual diners come early to catch up and plug in at one of the few tables inside. The swanky and stark white décor complete with ants marching along the wall make this one of Mesa’s hipster hangouts.
Main Street mainstays like Mango’s Mexican Café always pack a crowd and please the masses. The fresh fish tacos are piled high with all the proper trimmings – avocado, lime, and cabbage. But the choices reach well beyond savory fare. Seeking out the grape stuff is also worth the trek into downtown Mesa with more and more establishments showcasing Arizona wines. Sun Devil Liquors Cellar & Pub, just off Country Club Drive, is a hidden gem that features weekly wine and beer tastings, and a newly-renovated lounge. Local wineries showcase their latest blends here and you can easily go home with several bottles from Pillsbury Wine Company, Caduceus Cellars, Arizona Stronghold Vineyards and Page Springs Cellars to name a few. Getting praise is il Vinaio. This downtown Mesa favorite boasts an over-the-top wine list. The well-stocked wine bar at il Vinaio (which means “wine merchant” in Italian) is the place for themed dinners year-round paired with their boutique wines and micro-brews.
Ending the meal on a sweet note is a must and visitors will want to save room for the plate-sized cookies from Sweet Cakes Café. This treasured family-run business was featured on TLC’s “Best Food Ever” in their Bodacious Bakeries episode. Lovers of all things sweet and gooey will not want to pass up on the signature sugar cookie featuring a half-inch thick layer of homemade vanilla frosting or the five-layer brownie. It’s a valley favorite.
Downtown Mesa dining is easy for Light Rail riders. From Sycamore Station, hop aboard the Downtown Buzz to get easy access to the charming districts that jet out from Main Street. As Valley Metro makes plans to extend Light Rail service along Main Street (completion date expected in late 2015), Downtown Mesa is anticipating even more outstanding dining spots worth the ride on the rail. For information on dining in Mesa, visit us online at www.VisitMesa.com, or visit the Mesa Convention & Visitors Bureau at 120 N. Center in Downtown Mesa.
Fill Your Plate with Arizona Agriculture!
By 2050, almost 75% of the world’s population will live in cities. And most of us, including Arizonans, are 3 to 4 generations removed from the farm and ranch. As a result we have no contact with the source of our food other than eating it. Arizona Farm Bureau realizes the significant importance of knowing where our food comes from, including the excitement of meeting a modern-day farmer growing our food.
So, we created Fill Your Plate, an online, searchable database of Arizona farmers and ranchers that can sell directly to you and me! It also gives you an online way to meet local farmers and ranchers.
Arizona Farm Bureau’s Fill Your Plate helps form a unique relationship a common bond between Arizona farmers and ranchers and Arizonans like you. In fact, it’s one way we’re building community! Fill Your Plate provides chefs and Arizonans with an opportunity to find and purchase locally-grown food and along the way make friends with Farmer John, Bill and Betty.
On the site, you’ll have all sorts of opportunities to engage beyond just the searchable database. You can post a question on our Farmer Forum, search for recipes, read what celebrities are saying about Arizona’s farmers and ranchers and much more! We even provide information about how food prices are trending and nutritious tidbits that highlight Arizona fruits, vegetables and meat products. Plus, we post 3 articles a week on the Fill Your Plate blog! It’s a cornucopia of insights such that once you’ve begun to use the site your mouth will water in anticipation of biting into a fresh-picked Arizona apple or barbequing some of Arizona’s famous and tasty beef.
Where to Buy Arizona Local
So, how can you purchase more products directly from Arizona Farmers and Ranchers?
- Source for farmers and ranchers on www.fillyourplate.org (by product and location)
- Visit a local farmers market
- Ask your local grocery store manager what foods in the store are local (often the produce manager can tell you where he obtained local fruits and vegetables)
- Know that 55% of the beef found at the meat counter comes from Arizona ranches and feedlots
- Buy Hickman’s eggs: they’re produced by an Arizona family, Hickman’s Family Farms
- Buy milk: know that 98% of your fresh milk comes from Arizona dairies!
Maximize Your Food Shopping Experience at the Grocery Store
Our Fill Your Plate fans get inspired by our regular blog articles about food and nutrition. We also regularly post recipes. They also gather ideas about cooking and food ingredients.
As a result, Arizona Farm Bureau has spent lots of time asking Farm Bureau members how to maximize on their food shopping experiences. Here are some of the things they’ve come up with.
- Seek out the produce manager in the store. Ask, “What’s new.” Ask, “What’s local.” Do they have recommended recipes for certain items? Ask them how quickly local produce gets from field to the produce case. Also, ask, “What is good today or special today?”
A good produce expert can tell you how quickly the store’s product gets from the field to the produce case. For example, Bashas’ works with its local producers to get product delivered in four hours or less to the company’s distribution centers. That way, quality produce is shipped to the stores that same evening – at peak freshness.
- Use the produce aisle as a place to plan your meal. Get inspired. Look for something you haven’t cooked in a while. Ask for recipes for produce items that you’re unfamiliar with or haven’t prepared before. See someone picking up an item you’ve never tried before? Ask them or the produce manager to give you some ideas on how to use the product. Or, trust your intuition and take it home, taste it raw, steam, roast, and grill or stir-fry whatever is in season. This is one of the keys to creative cooking.
- Build your shopping list according to your breakfast, lunch and dinner menus. Obviously, sticking to your shopping list keeps your food budget on target. If you can’t find a particular item on your list, be sure to ask a produce manager who can help you locate the item or find a great substitution.
- Get the kids involved. Let them pick out whatever produce they want and will eat. It’s a great way to make them responsible rather than you for eating fruits and vegetables. See our video on this.
Encourage kids to try new fruits and vegetables, and use their senses to discover the best items. Smell, touch (gently) and taste. If they pick it out, they’ll at least try it, and they become in tune with their own food tastes.
- If you have questions, never be afraid to ask. “Part of our job is to know fruits and vegetables,” said Jack Armstrong, an expert Produce Buyer who’s been with Bashas’ Family of Stores for more than 40 years, referring to a produce expert’s role in the store. “No question is stupid. Questions are for learning. If a produce manager doesn’t know the answer, he’ll find the answer.”
Your local grocery store can guarantee quality and freshness if they’re dedicated to those high standards of fresh, healthy and affordable produce. With Arizona’s competitive grocery market, your odds are very good.
“We’re bringing you some of the best produce right here from Yuma,” says John Boelts, large-scale Yuma produce grower who is in leadership on the Yuma County Farm Bureau and on the board of the Yuma Fresh Vegetable Association. “We’re growing the quality produce consumers want and making it available at prices they can afford.
Boelts, who grows as many as 40 to 60 varieties of produce in any given season, also suggests you make a habit of talking to store produce managers. “You’ll learn so much more about what Arizona farmers and ranchers are growing for you.”
Check out Fill Your Plate frequently as we regularly add new Arizona farmers and ranchers to the site, upload new producer recipes, have various celebrities talking about our great products and much more!
NameBlue Nile Cafe
Boulders on Broadway
D’Arcy McGees
Efes Turkish Cuisine
Euphoria Bar
House of Tricks
Pita Jungle
Tasty Kabob
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Address933 E. University #112
530 W. Broadway
505 S Mill Ave.
2000 E. Rio Salado Pkwy Ste 1220
1701 E. Guadalupe Road
829 S. Rural Rd.
114 E. Seventh St.
414 S. Mill Ave, #117
11 E 6th St.
616 S Forest Ave.
1250 E Apache
120 E. University
640 S. Mill Ave.
401 S. Mill Ave.
1250 E. Apache Blvd., Ste 116
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CityTempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
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Phone480-377-1113
480-921-9431
480-784-6700
480-557-9087
480-897-3017
480-557-9075
480-968-1114
480-642-9709
480-967-0096
480-967-8009
602-804-0234
480-446-7482
480-642-6442
480-929-9500
480-966-0260
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Zip85281
85282
85281
85281
85283
85281
85281
85281
85281
85281
85281
85281
85281
85281
85281
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NameChill
Cold Stone Creamery
Cookies From Home
Gelato Italia
|
Address414 S. Mill Ave.
1250 E. Apache Blvd #104
510 S. Mill Ave. Suite 101
1605 W. University #106
514 S Mill Ave.
685 S. Mill Ave.
350 S. Mill Ave.
730 S. Mill Ave.
420 S. Mill Ave.
510 S. Mill Ave.
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CityTempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
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Phone480-921-1155
480-966-0043
480-921-7456
480-894-1944
480-557-7051
602-684-9466
602-967-0381
602-921-1414
602-966-9664
602-921-6228
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Zip85281
85281
85281
85281
85281
85281
85281
85281
85281
85281
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Name |
Address11 E 6th St.
525 S. Mill Ave.
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CityTempe
Tempe
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Phone480-967-0096
480-966-5883
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Zip85281
85281
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NameAsian Hong Kong
Cafe Wasabi
China Max Seafood Restaurant
Crazy Buffet
Crazy Fish & 202 Sushi
Genghis Grill
Sushi 101
|
Address9880 S. Rural Road
3223 S. McClintock Drive
6438 S.McClintock Dr.
710 E. Gilbert Rd
2000 E. Rio Salado Pkwy Ste 1151
777 S. College Ave.
740 S Mill Ave.
580 S College Ave.
411 S. Mill Ave., #103
920 E University
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CityTempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
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Phone480-705-7486
480-831-3045
480-831-8899
480-967-2337
480-777-2695
480-967-7873
480-731-4600
480-621-7373
480-303-9800
480-317-0101
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Zip85284
85282
85283
85281
85281
85281
85281
85281
85281
85281
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NameCafe Roma
Capistranos Italian Deli
Classic Italian Pizza
Gus New York Pizza
Hungry Howie’s
John Henry’s
Lo Cascio
Picazzo’s Gourmet Pizza & Salads
Slices
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Address398 S Mill Ave.
1158 W. Washington St. #104
31 W Southern Ave
1030 E Baseline Rd #156
933 East University Drive
1045 E. Lemon
909 E Elliot Rd
2210 N Scottsdale Rd
440 W. Warner Rd.
11 E 6th St
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CityTempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
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Phone480-968-9112
602-275-5675
480-968-0712
480-345-8681
480-829-3995
480-804-7500
480-730-9009
480-949-0334
480-831-5823
480-966-4681
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Zip85281
85281
85282
85283
85281
85251
85284
85281
85284
85281
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NameBlue Nile Cafe
Cafe Istanbul
Kabab Palace
Tasty Kabob
|
Address933 E. University #112
1310 E. Apache
710 W. Elliot Road
1250 E. Apache Blvd., Ste 116
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CityTempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
|
Phone480-377-1113
480-731-9499
480-775-6288
480-966-0260
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Zip85281
85281
85284
85281
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NameThirsty Dog 2 Go
|
Address21 E. 6th St. Ste. 146
603 S Mill Ave.
100 W. University Dr.
21 E. 6th St.
1160 E. University
74 E Rio Salada Pkwy.
411 S Mill Ave.
5 E 6th St.
680 S Mill Ave.
414 S Mill Ave.
777 S College Ave.
100 W University Dr.
616 S Forest Dr.
414 S. Mill Ave.
15 W 5th St.
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CityTempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
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Phone480-894-9104
480-858-0567
480-967-0550
480-829-9422
480-557-0700
480-967-4000
480-966-8558
480-650-7159
480-731-5007
480-449-3100
480-446-7827
480-968-0601
480-967-8009
480-317-9700
480-967-0456
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Zip85281
85281
85281
85281
85281
85281
85281
85281
85281
85281
85281
85281
85281
85281
85281
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Name |
Address202 E. University Dr.
414 S. Mill Ave.
680 S. Mill Ave.
777 S. College
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CityTempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
|
Phone480-968-4712
480-449-9002
480-966-2447
480-829-3750
|
Zip85281
85281
85281
85281
|
NameClassic Italian Pizza
Gus New York Pizza
Hungry Howie’s
Picazzo’s Gourmet Pizza & Salads
|
Address1030 E Baseline Rd #156
933 East University Drive
1045 E. Lemon
699 S Mill Ave Ste #115
740 S Mill Ave
440 W. Warner Rd.
11 E 6th St
|
CityTempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
|
Phone480-345-8681
480-829-3995
480-804-7500
480-215-1566
480-967-6365
480-831-5823
480-966-4681
|
Zip85283
85281
85251
85251
85281
85284
85281
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NameArmando’s Mexican Food
Chipotle
Del Yaqui Restaurant
El Buen Sabor
El Penasco Mexican Kitchen
Moreno’s Mexican Grill
Mucho Gusto Taqueria & Mexican Bistro
San Felipes
|
Address6022 S. McClintock Drive
640 S. Mill Ave.Ste. 110
2000 E. Rio Salado Parkway
15 E 6th St
9201 S Avenida Del Yaqui
510 W. Broadway Rd.
19 E Broadway
1270 E. Apache Blvd.
414 S Mill Ave. Ste. 115
414 S Mill Ave.
300 S. Ash
829 S. Rural Rd.
603 W. University Drive
423 S Mill Ave.
2000 E. Rio Salado Parkway
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CityTempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
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Phone480-755-1913
480-773-7135
480-829-0600
480-557-8226
480-839-8170
480-967-2374
480-736-1488
480-966-5091
480-968-8226
480-736-0321
480-966-6677
480-966-9444
480-967-3280
480-736-8226
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Zip85283
85281
85281
85281
85283
85282
85282
85281
85281
85281
85281
85281
85251
85281
85281
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NameDutch Bros. Coffee
|
Address21 E. 6th St.
777 S College Ave.
1037 S. Rural Rd.
222 E University Dr.
80 E Rio Salado Pkwy
420 S. Mill Ave.
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CityTempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
|
Phone480-829-9422
480-557-5245
602-214-3576
602-732-5282
602-921-4077
602-966-7228
|
Zip85281
85281
85281
85281
85281
85281
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Name |
Address502 S. College Ave. Ste. 103
1340 E. 8th St. #104
420 S Mill Ave
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CityTempe
Tempe
Tempe
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Phone480-967-5353
480-303-9967
480-736-0033
|
Zip85281
85281
85281
|
NameAZ Bread Co.
Back East Bagel Co.
IHOP
|
Address315 W. Elliot Road
1628 E. Southern Ave
21 E. 6th St.
1160 E. University
225 E. Apache Blvd.
60 E. 5th St.
310 S Mill Ave.
|
CityTempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
|
Phone480-831-1300
480-491-4222
480-829-9422
480-557-0700
480-894-9220
480-894-1400
480-968-9288
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Zip85284
85282
85281
85281
85281
85281
85281
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NameBaseline Sports Bar
Cadillac Ranch
Dave & Buster’s
Final Round
Green New American Vegetarian
IHOP
Rainforest Cafe
|
Address777 S Mill Ave.
222 E University Dr.
201 E Baseline Rd
501 S Mill Ave.
705 S. Rural Rd.
2000 E Rio Salado Pkwy Tempe Marketplace
2000 E. Rio Salado Pkwy # 1100
4 E. University
5030 S Mill Ave #D20
420 S Mill Ave
2240 N Scottsdale Rd
501 S Mill Ave.
225 E. Apache Blvd.
60 E. 5th St.
5000 S Arizona Mills Circle
404 S Mill Ave.
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CityTempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
Tempe
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Phone480-449-1000
480-967-7744
480-279-4644
480-907-5271
480-858-9464
480-894-1111
480-281-8456
480-284-5972
480-820-0011
480-736-0033
480-941-9003
480-967-2222
480-894-9220
480-894-1400
480-752-9100
480-967-5887
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Zip85281
85281
85283
85281
85281
85281
85281
85281
85283
85281
85281
85281
85281
85281
85282
85282
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NameFry Bread
Fry Bread House
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Address7611 W. Thomas Rd
4140 N. Seventh Ave.
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CityPhoenix
Phoenix
|
Phone623-845-0337
02-351-2345
|
Zip85033
85013
|
NameBarb’s Bakery
City Bakery
|
Address2929 N. 24th St
215 E. Grant St.
610 E. Roosevelt St.
|
CityPhoenix
Phoenix
Phoenix
|
Phone602-957-4422
602-253-7200
602-253-0829
|
Zip85016
85004
85004
|
NameCheuvront
Copa Habana Wine
Lisa G Wine Bar
Postino Winecafe
Postino Winecafe
|
Address455 N. Third St.
1326 North Central Ave.
603 N. Fifth Ave.
350 E Bell Rd
320 N. Third St.
2337 N 7th St
3939 E. Campbell Ave.
5144 N. Central Ave.
|
CityPhoenix
Phoenix
Phoenix
Phoenix
Phoenix
Phoenix
Phoenix
Phoenix
|
Phone602-258-3665
602-307-0022
602-441-2697
602-993-6800
602-817-5400
602-253-9201
602-852-3939
602-274-5144
|
Zip85004
85004
85003
85022
85004
85006
85018
85018
|
NameBahia De Guymas
Bahia De Kino Seafood
Fish Market
Knock Kneed Lobster
|
Address4220 S. 16th St.
24 E. Broadway Road
1720 E. Camelback
3202 E Washington
|
CityPhoenix
Phoenix
Phoenix
Phoenix
|
Phone602-276-6000
602-243-9684
602-277-3474
602-273-1068
|
Zip85040
85040
85016
85034
|
NameAu Petit Four
Backstreet Wine Salon
Bistro 24
Fenix Bar & Restaurant
Vincent Guerithault On Camelback
|
Address2501 E. Camelback Road
3603 E. Indian School Road
2401 E Camelback Rd
3943 E. Camelback Rd.
3930 E. Camelback Rd
|
CityPhoenix
Phoenix
Phoenix
Phoenix
Phoenix
|
Phone602-852-9668
602-550-7900
602-952-2424
602-952-0013
602-224-3727
|
Zip85016
85018
85016
85018
85018
|
NameBombay Spice
Fattoush Restaurant
Flavors Of India
Hurry 4 Curry
Indian Delhi Palace
|
Address6855 N. 16th St.
4426 N. 19th Ave
4515 N. 16th St.
455 N. Third St.
5050 E. Mcdowell
|
CityPhoenix
Phoenix
Phoenix
Phoenix
Phoenix
|
Phone602-667-6767
602-241-3199
602-277-5546
602-252-8900
602-244-8181
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Zip85016
85015
85014
85004
85008
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Name1130 The Restaurant
Cork N Cleaver
Donovan’s Steak & Chop House
Durant’s
Stockyards
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Address455 N. Third St., Suite 1130
5104 N. 44th Street
3101 E. Camelback Road
2611 N. Central
2 S. 3rd St.
5009 E. Washington
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CityPhoenix
Phoenix
Phoenix
Phoenix
Phoenix
Phoenix
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Phone602-368-3046
602-952-0585
602-955-3666
602-264-5967
602-340-0000
602-273-7378
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Zip85004
85018
85016
85004
85004
85034
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NameA & J Chicago Style Bar-B-Q
Hap’s BBQ
Honey Bears BBQ
Honey Bears BBQ
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Address6102 N. 16th St.
101 E Jackson St.
4801 E Washington
2824 N. Central Ave
5012 E. Van Buren St.
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CityPhoenix
Phoenix
Phoenix
Phoenix
Phoenix
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Phone602-241-7519
480-478-0629
602-267-0181
480-222-2782
602-273-9148
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Zip85016
85004
85034
85012
85034
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NameAttila’s European Deli & Market
Baby Kay’s Cajun Kitchen
Black Forest Mill German Restaurant
Cajun House Grill
Caribbean Flavor Restaurant
Cherry Blossom Noodle Cafe
Coup des Tartes
Dubliner Irish Pub
Fez
Segal’s Kosher Foods
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Address350 N. First Ave.
15820 N. 35th Ave.
2119 E. Camelback Road
4900 E. Indian School Road
7117 East Third Avenue
3650 W. Camelback Rd
214 w. Roosevelt St.
914 E. Camelback
4626 N. 16th St.
3841 E Thunderbird
3815 N. Central Ave.
1001 N. Third Ave.
18 W. Monroe St.
4818 N. Seventh St.
108 E. Pierce St.
705 N. First St.
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CityPhoenix
Phoenix
Phoenix
Phoenix
Phoenix
Phoenix
Phoenix
Phoenix
Phoenix
Phoenix
Phoenix
Phoenix
Phoenix
Phoenix
Phoenix
Phoenix
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Phone602-252-2798
602-863-6281
602-955-0011
602-840-4000
480-945-5150
602-374-4404
602-687-8796
602-248-9090
602-212-1082
602-867-0984
480-994-3377
602-258-7482
602-253-6081
602-285-1515
602-267-1266
602-296-5043
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85053
85016
85018
85251
85019
85003
85014
85016
85032
85012
85003
85003
85014
85004
85004
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NameAthens Gyros & Pasta
Bacchanal Greek Restaurant
Greek Patio
Papa Christo’s
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Address814 N. Central Ave.
2340 W. Northern Ave.
3015 E. Thomas Road
132 E. Washington St.
402 E Greenway Parkway
455 N. 3rd St.
2 N. Central Ave.
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CityPhoenix
Phoenix
Phoenix
Phoenix
Phoenix
Phoenix
Phoenix
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Phone602-712-0011
602-249-4917
602-224-9377
602-254-6550
602-548-8155
602-257-8323
602-261-7780
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Zip85004
85021
85016
85003
85022
85004
85004
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