Tortilla Flat

Tortilla Flat, AZ · Food & Drink
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This Retro Little Arizona Diner Feels Like Stepping Straight Into The 1950s
Most restaurants want you to eat quickly and leave so the next table can sit down, but Nana Dee’s Diner in Mesa, Arizona, seems to want the exact opposite. It wants you to settle in, slow down, and stay a while, and the moment you walk through the door, you’ll understand why that’s such an easy invitation to accept.
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Wake Up Early And Get To This Arizona Breakfast Spot Before The Crowds Beat You
The alarm goes off, you consider ignoring it, and then you remember that Matt’s Big Breakfast on East Camelback Road in Phoenix exists, and suddenly getting out of bed is the easiest decision you’ve made all week. That’s the kind of pull this place has, and it’s entirely...
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Nothing Beats A Patty Melt At This Tiny Tempe Diner Where Regulars Know The Cook By Name
Some breakfast spots chase trends, and some just keep the coffee coming and the portions huge. Tempe has one of the second kind, tucked along a busy road near the college crowd, with wood paneling that has not changed much in decades. The line can stretch out the door on...
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7 Phoenix Restaurants Worth Getting a Babysitter For
Looking for the best date night restaurants in Phoenix? Whether you’re planning an anniversary dinner, celebrating a special occasion, or simply craving a night out without the kids, some of the city’s most memorable dining experiences are right in our backyard. From romantic restaurants in Arcadia to upscale...
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This Little Mesa Bakeshop Hand-Rolls Arizona Tamales So Good The Smell Pulls You In Off The Street
Some of the best finds in the East Valley hide behind plain storefronts on busy roads. This one opens at 5 a.m., seven days a week, and on a good morning the line can stretch out the door before most offices turn on their lights. Locals come for tamales, trays of pan dulce, crusty bolillos, and a grill working outside that pulls in curious drivers from the street.