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Location, as they say, is everything. And Le Girls Cabaret’s plumb spot straddling the Tempe and Phoenix border illustrates this axiom. It’s in close proximity to the jockish alpha males of Arizona State University, hipsters from downtown Tempe, tourists flying through Sky Harbor, and Hispanic from East Phoenix barrios. In other words, the same sort […]
Owned by local artist Randy Slack, Brandon Sullivan and Camerawerks, this 7,000-square foot downtown Phoenix gallery hosts some of the best shows of the annual Art Detour event.
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Who wants to dress to impress for a workout? Who wants to pay big bucks for the privilege of getting sweaty in public? And who really thinks that prestige matters when it comes to pumping iron? Nobody here, obviously. The Y is an ego-free oasis of self-improvement, and if its diverse membership wasn’t so darn […]
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Want to see work from some of the Valley’s heaviest-hitting artists? Then we’ll recommend Lisa Sette Gallery in Scottsdale. It’s been a staple in the arts community for more than 25 years and it’s not exactly an easy scene to break into. Sette represents a small but powerful line up of Arizona artists including local […]
Situated inside The Yard, restaurateur Sam Fox’s massive restaurant complex, this East Coast-inspired eatery is decidedly more laid-back and features an oyster bar and an eclectic array of excellent seafood dishes. Read our review.
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Fried chicken simply doesn’t get any better than this, unless it’s paired with waffles. Everything on the soul food menu is homemade and completely addictive, with luscious catfish, red snapper, omelets, greens, mac ‘n’ cheese, and red velvet cake. Leave the diet at the door.
One of Phoenix’s best soul food restaurants, Lo Lo’s Chicken and Waffles is bound to make everyone happy (except maybe vegetarians). The Southern-style fried chicken is extra crispy and served with cinnamon-kissed golden brown waffles. Don’t knock it ’til you’ve tried it. If the signature combo seems too strange for you, Lo Lo’s also has […]
Owner Sid Campbell was a longtime cook at Pischke’s Paradise, the now-shuttered Scottsdale eatery, so he’s revived some favorite Pischke’s dishes here in tribute to his late employer, Chris Pischke (the Fire Island pizza, in particular, is worth a try). And as the restaurant name suggests, Local Breeze has a subtle tropical vibe, capitalizing on […]