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Wondering Where Mesa Grandparents Take The Grandkids For Malts? These 5 Old Soda Fountains
Some grandparents in Mesa still remember when a malt came in a tall glass with the extra in a metal cup on the side. The good news is that kind of treat has not disappeared from Arizona. A handful of old-school soda fountains and retro parlors are still blending malts,...
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Follow The Yellow Brick Road To This Wizard Of Oz-Themed Coffee Shop In Arizona
Full of personality that it makes every other cup of coffee you’ve ever had feel like it was missing something. That something, it turns out, is a little bit of magic. Most people don’t think of Arizona as a place where magic happens. They think of the heat,...
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North Phoenix's Tamale store taking pre-orders for seasonal tamales
Some folks in the Valley are already getting ready for Christmas, and you may want to get a head start on your tamale order. Why it matters: Tamales can — and certainly should — be enjoyed year-round, but they're also a Christmas staple, which means there can be quite the rush at your favorite tamale place. State of play: Christmas pre-ordering is now open at the Tamale Store . The north Phoenix institution is at 15842 N. Cave Creek Road, at the intersection with Greenway Parkway. Flashback: The Tamale Store began as a small family business 18 years ago, selling tamales at farmers markets and local grocery stores. Eight years ago it moved into its current location, which is both storefront and restaurant. "We're a family business. It's my mom's recipe. She absolutely was obsessed with tamales, still to this day," co-owner Pauline Alvarado tells Axios. Zoom in: The store has 20 varieties of frozen tamale with a rotating menu at the restaurant that changes daily or sometimes hourly depending on what they sell out of. The best-sellers are pork red chile, chicken green chile, and green corn and cheese. Between the lines: They've got a rotating menu of seasonal
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Whole Foods Opens 11th Arizona Store in Scottsdale
Whole Foods Market opens its 11th Arizona store, welcoming shoppers to a new 38,158-square-foot location at 7628 E. Indian School Road in Scottsdale. Doors open at 8 a.m. for the grand opening, with regular hours of 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily thereafter. Store Team Leader Senait Yohannes will lead the new location.
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Chandler Kids Grew Up On These 5 Family Pizza Joints, And Now They Bring Their Own
Ask anyone who grew up in Chandler about pizza night, and you will probably hear the name of a favorite spot within seconds. Some of those places have been feeding the same families for years, and the kids who once sat in high chairs are now ordering for their own children.
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Novel Ice Cream set to open new location in historic Tempe house
From sweltering summers to the cooler months of winter, there's never a bad time for ice cream around Tempe. Nestling itself close to ASU campus is Novel Ice Cream, a new option for Tempe residents looking to get their sugar fix. As one of the top-reviewed ice cream shops in...
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Mesa’s newest chophouse, The William, is now open
A new American chophouse has opened at Gallery Park in Mesa, adding a dining option near Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport. The William New American Chophouse & Bar held its grand opening Monday near Power and Ray roads. The restaurant mixes traditional chophouse fare with global influences. Its menu includes feast boards...
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New Flower Child location set to open in Peoria
For Morgan Hall, the general manager of the new Flower Child location coming to Peoria, the opportunity to expand the restaurant into the West Valley is personal. “Being an Arizona-bred person, I am so happy to be on the Peoria side, “ Hall said. “My family lives on this side of town, so it’s exciting to be building this from the ground up in a place where I can call home.”